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pnb!ic Noi,tes.

n ANY DEPARTMENT., Washington, June /
" Is9l.-An examination VIII BIZ held the Navy
Yard Brookln. for two vacant positions Of master Of
tugs at the Yard The examination Will BE- open all
prison. who can evidence OF experience so, "A
employment and who citizens OF the United States
Applications must be delivered 20 the Commandant Navy
Yard NewYork on or before Juno o;h, aud viii state
residence. citizenship
occupation and previous employment. They Win he ae.
compand by evidence OF citizenship and by certificates.
from M employers character. sD-
briefly skill and experience No person VIII appointed
qualified tug captain. nrst-class New-YOfk
and IN Gate plot aud Atlnntic coa't got from tho
H..n..' Mn rriGTt Tor eNan!i atlsn Wcdnada, Inc
iOth, ~ Q 4. M. at TIE Navy Yard The cXamnaton
vii! b. practical In lts character. having reference
cluslIclv the rcquromn u the position De filed
Is. +. TRACY. Secretary 0f thc Navy
ME BooR OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave 500 pages
ILLUSTRATED The standard authority American, omen.
air amusrments. Rules for sailing swimming, ball
copy Published b. The TIbune, Ne~York. EatertNln.
Ing s2d Aiyersally complicated hY the nsa.A-
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gathers.

TUTORS Professors, Teachers, Ciovernesses Of all
"A. branches supplied TO universities, colleges schools and
spoken. MIRIAM COYKIERE, Room u. $50 5:h-aye-
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
n Supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors GoverhesseS
&c. to e. j. SS9So ana % GRno
ID locality 40 FEE for registration Form for stamp.
Z. V. HTYSSOoN, American School Bureau w l4th-st:
- UCCEssFUL MALE TEACHER Of the TnFlsh
~ branches. mn It'll matCs, bookkeeping seeks POSITION
Address Brooklyn, Box 10, Tribune Onicc.
NEACHERS WANTED.-Indles German. American nor
nal graduate; vocal music piano ana tIenGh p pane
piano. Baptist vocal music, Episcopalan vocal music
Presbyt an; German (natlve). with music Tor family
French German clocution and gymnastics Methodist;
French (natiye) German, drawing and painting German
vocal music. baptist natural sciences. Eplscopallnn
Gentlemen Instructor In German and French for col
sad military Sri: German English and athletics higher
English EpscoPaSn sTEerST teacher Of vocal mnsc
Apply 10 Mrs. NJ. J. YOrNG-FULTON American and
Foreign Teachers Agency, 23 Union square.
II MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
II NJ. HARRINGTON PROD. 80 Lafayette Pl.. n. Y
w ANTED.-Ladles German lady. a,hcr OF pcnmanshiR
" graduate Of Germany seminary FOR good visiting
70 tOG nSrmS ga4rat ooS end 9ce for
French natural sciences. Enlscopaan piano and German
French south French Protestant for school German
aud art voice culture. harmony, piano and organ
piano harmony, West
ing department. Of university; superintendent Of schools
French and German. Episcoplan Episcopal 81 'rQyman
and military drill. Episcopalan piano ard violin; South
organst leave city piano. voice culture ard violin ;
mathematics ard phy9I cfc oo and E7G
ytl corner 20th-st
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THE ARITHMETIC OF ELLCTRICITY II, BY r oCon.
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prcoRDrD MORTGAGES.

Anderson Walden P to IIGGaT Anderson S 0ad'''
nrg%n RCna 19 Il e oi Mary sd"an l'''0-''
Of iripam and vie 10 tho Mutual Life Insurance
10. y section 49, block 3il4-3il5 nap lond city o.
BeaTdS Homer and Wife to Reuben Ross, 9TH
ST. Of 9;haXe mG9'f 70 Nm Willis referee,
14stst Of boulevard yclIs 70 Savings
poI B@cE %a 81 %" Wet to iS6 Sns geaP
Chapman Glover and wife to The Mutual Life INSURANCE.
dioTS and another to Walter Blasde
Ct a 59th-st Of Ave'A' and o'ne' prop'f'' 'e'
Il Ec Sab5s James and wife, Edward M MesCey
Doopcr Ankle and wife. 70 the Bowery SAVINGS o1"A
No DonDeT JAMES F. to IitsteF al another
lot 80 g. map property Of Hester shannon, yours y
pnnbar Concla A. the Title G9araneS ana m dIs
Company No "a and 80 North Moorc'S'' 'e''' =
SOD iTg9mond Richard H. to Ira Miller. Gerard
ave fnty Isg' Ayis TO Frederic MlMelrook. King
G GosTHi st. 5 9ePF s g %55 H wstor
h ,2.6 AYE Ea b. i tG %ah3n cafh' S5lst Column
buIa c.son S May r to the utua Life Insurance Com
pan3' 5ls o6.avc year 500 9,;,.tb 1oDos III,
Iavcns James II and wile TO f oca '0n'' io
NO * NJ IsS S to the Grccnvith Savings Bank
shat KNtcast Sia' sop Et To- Max FaDHmhcm c9hs
k ISvG o6 ' ,d a' a to Wn@ ii Appleton and ano
tr ctc, s5h;s Ave B. 10 i E21s tpm1 trus
lots a. 25 ard 90 map 81 choice lots Bedford Park
iManteii Sioiqoret and husnant to John il Bird.
O. q o5tb.sf Q 1Oavn vcar 80 600
Miner. Michael and Louis and yves 70 Jullus Ehr
mann. W $ 1st-ave, 1Gh-st. years Tll,OOo;
Morrow James ct al 70 Wili9S Jay a aon n no ts
Never Rebecca and husband, t.uzaceth D. clark.
Mbsaf R S5ayG ina viz S slSSO osSph Moon
'stS,b 7S W ard s sS Charles Griffin rs
and ano 3 23d-st 3d-ave. ears n mtgs, S5Z 900
Nelson Annie VI, 10 the Herng uand BuldinR ana
loan Association Y Baconave' Rac-st instalis.
o. Rorke Thomas and Wife T. Margaretha Hoffman,.
n Intervale-ave, Honest yeas, go 300
surance Company. Bayard Knott sts years
PfeiTcr saml to Michael Fly, and ano, Willett
IIoustcnst. year. 81 7G3 49,, o-., .
Ruck Clara A. and husband to Go Roll, 07th-st, n
Ams.erdam-avc year. Sl.j0n - -.
Regain John 10 Central Trust Company, trus, No. 338
West IfGlave, wears $1,000 ,oo ,,,.. 49,,
Raub Herman, to Frank Raub No 1O2 West-st lease
Rice Charlotte and husband r 2 Douglass Manu-
featuring Company, 1l6th-st. W SHAVE months,
Roid Adrian Y and wife. to the Dry Dock Savings
Institute and ano LcXlngtoIaVe. 21thst year,
Schenck Emil to M,rgarct KlpatricS. 0ith.st
COlunbus-ave. year. $1,000 -
smith John D and wife the Equitable Life As
suranc, Society U s, l30ttst oth-ayc, years,
s1C0 600.
Schnueg Francis J. land wife 70 Lambert Suydam, n
9Gth-st. e Park-aYe, ! year - .OOU
sur,nce Company $ oOth-st, West End-ave years,
two mortgages. S3i 600. ,,,
llSth.st, mos. $4,000
Wells Emma. ~ the Dry Dick savings Institute,
Istave. 3 3lst-st. year, SG.CW.
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REAL ESTATE.
,,-,,-rso At THE EXCHANGE

Yesterday was n quiet day In the rell 'e "% under
ket and the auction sales were neariS on 80,
foreclosure John T. Boyd sofa r,rt,,.-
go - oos, Of Avenuc-A. 1t brought s34oo from
Louis Sanders. go l., ,bo ,iIIoge of Fast
fron and one-half part OF lot 1as ADJOINING, sTn
10 The same buyer for $1,000. The Other auc'ion
'" now departure has been suggested Mt the EA-
change and that Is 10 hold suburban sirs on Sa'
& when the working population can get
u,S dom their duties. The experiment. Is likely
,o 10 tried with some annexed ward properues' .,o
T" ~ hnoct downs for last month amounted 10 inc
~ 20, 81 So2 "a the largest amount received III any
,n u since the Exchange was formed
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Mem publications.
6 UNIQUE PERSONALITY"
THE LIFE
OF
LAURENCE OLIPHANT.

Memoir OF the OF Laurence oliphant ana OF Ace
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OIIPHANT With two Photogrsvure Portraits. VOLS
Crown syo Cloth Uncut Edges and Gilt Tops ST. I'm
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The career Of other person In the present Century
hos been more varied and extraordinary than hs'
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odvertnrer a Diplomat, private secretary to LORD
Foin brilliant favorte Of society religious deVoee'
an oxdrvcr in an obscure Western village, the ParS
corcspondent o. 1.-THE London Tines author an opera
tor in Wall Street. cynic philosopher the protector Of
,,,rtic calculation scheme in Palestine, visionary re-
toachebut through all these phases OF his life he
was man so brilliant intellect. and so earnestly de-
voted to his convictions duty. that even those who most
den,ored his idiosyncrases obliged to admire his
eenius and integrity No interesting biography has
n written than this memoir his life by his knswoman
and intimate friend.
H a. interesting as was to be expected considering the
subject and the author Continually deepens IN lheres
from the first mage to last and forms combination Of
the pathetc and the wonderful not often "
no met whilst Jamess Budget. London.
Mrs Olphant has gone back to the good old uao''
,ons ~ biography She is not Ofrad OF stating her o"
onnions sometimes with considerable courage always IN
excecnt taste and she achieved book which never
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ouence.-Athenaeum. London.
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Published by HARPER &c BROTHERS, N. Y.
The above work is for sale by all booksellers, or VIII
be sent by HARPER & BROTHERS. postpaid. to any part
OF the United States Canada Mexico receipt oil price
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N, HE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave. 800 paqes
illustrated The STANDARD authority on American
ar amusemens Rules Tor sailing. swimming ball play
Ing shooting horseback riding &c. IN full 81
roSv PmbIishca by The Tribune NewYork Entertaitr
ing and universally eomplimented by The press
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Eighteenth Edition, post paid for z5c. or stamps.
II He HUMAN HAIR; Why II Falls on
Turns Grey and the Remedy BY Prof ID, HAhLb ba
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y CITY

74tR,st Of Coumbus.aye. was adjourned to June IL
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. l. vi
o' Mss,9s. K fIs f 20 ES
I4st IgG It Avenue Fo simon "A, ao2 iiTsh 1866
Prncc-st 40 So; Dennis cheseoro e' a.. " $4,000
144tnst, S, 2jNlOo; Ellen h' " -'o''' $500
g, s Brown $ $50 shave, 25xioO5 and other
property Lily Churchill ct al eAecutrx 40 900
,4itbi LA1fa cor II land ii2;sx2llx rreg; soo
Hannah y Halpn 80 Margaret Brady = w,cncr '''
Dayardst Nos G2i 81; Anciu Il "'t't 90 900
Kingst, Nos - and =? ISans'on $1,000
wElctst. No 100; Michael ray eV a. 70 Sam 800
G9h..t l75 # lSIsNcK @fidnSte2' 10000
ooth.st n 200 IT Of lstave loo''Nzo same 21 900
wt to cor signal raee 25ticO Edw 90
Parseis and wife 20 John Enm ,15n of nr3sf OF
P'qgeTs ~! % ReG 81 hG FAX F S Wa%'
1s7 tH9ce 20 d5 iN Fst Matt ana wife to
,.i mesnaa d G1pmh Il Il LAID Marg BFody to
5t sa%s corr o2d.st, loo8xoC Minnie Martin
Sane property adelaide iet ct al to ;0%9.. 500
9ohs so It 9o5 Of WIFE Ms' to Flank S% 600
Ham Hannah 1aipn to Matthew and Chs Kewen
hn iCoSioo: Isabella Koch to c45s Mls;s 1000
loS 5cf q N5rtn l. RckcTso $500
12th.st II 9 : POI It OF Avenue a. lO55N=o' g,
G Franck and another 20 j kracht l
Same property; Clemens - Christian hlarh6..
IcXineor.aye 1915 II OF 2Ith-st eONl9.O: n, an
! Is Thorley \ Reid. ZloVo
l3i:i g. 2 aS9 Sfo Of b Fischer 10000
IO5th-st II :. POO It Of CoumbAs-aNc 20X g,
IOOI1 w l. Wilson - \ J. Finch;
Davaidst. Nos &C. ~ and 30 Bowery; saDna =,
+ Hustled 20 + II Minrath..
ODD st ; 22J ft c OF COlumlus-aNc. 11NlOOS; IN
Nathan Clark to l. IIlrSch- ...-::..;:.;.-...; lo
0ta hS, po 81 Gs sdnqd To- 6 vaee no 900
Ioston.aye. II :. adjoining Gore Farm 3N5i'Xlr'
I ShperVoOl suburban
prOvfmcnt Company
pavidsonAve. V s. 2OS. II Of 81 Janesst ''Sx o,-o
Is: e. LONkycr and another 10 W SHARP. oloO
AvSP Col 81 TSrdc 10 II O tctzIinsor and ano IS 500
Same property; Mare krleger 70 same :..-....
4sth VIM. 2 co.,, II TO wSd 1850
Bond st. No 30; 'co II MlTs a"u 80 900
Chcrry.st No II Mary Hcaly TO John Hc1!y.. !
prorofty known as lots Nos - and %, on map
O, prop, rty q Henry L Tiffany; sanuel X Par' ooo
Thos O'RourIc fOOV
soh;ot ra asS e W % 10 MorrIs Noses $780, 900
Mc,r:.1ve tr, :, = 70 y rlI1. -nrc ..- $500
3oth-st 8 4s0.7 II Of staye, 9S9XzO.l; g,
Kate T. Stevenson ct al n Josephine " Soon.: l
Odd 81 n 5 3OGS II 5th1ye. p OXlOOS; :,
n IIonsi leNy Wt.yla and wife TO Emil III hOsIaA
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CENTlEMAN'S
COUNTRY SEAT


AND FARM, 90 ACRES, FOR SALE
Residence, Is rooms modern improvements cottage
orchards fruits shade aud ornamental trees OH very
high ground fine. healthy air; well watered
Most extensive river view between New York and Al
bany; land view very grand; 2ia miles from sing sag
depot Price sl5 OO0 easy. VIII meet parties at
depot with team on receipt OF letter or telegram.
ABRAM HYATT. Sing sing, ~ Y.
A TrRACTIVE HOMES AT HARRINGTON PARK
A Bergen County, New-Jersey, the West Shore H. H.
II miles from NowYork The park being laid out ana
houses erected according plans and under the direction Of
Naux Co.. Architects and Engineers Bible House New
5000 ana Upward Propary IS carefully restricted. Plan
ton. Full particulars may be had By addre;,,ln2 inc
owner Carmal harriet Office Greenwich IRE dnsurhce
l27 East sXteenthst s. y or to Charles H. Roosevelt
Attorney, iS Exchange Place, T. Y iioat; eoane[ tas
seeond-st. and Jay-st
A BEAUTIFUL HOME, overlooking New-IoFk Bay and
"A Atlantic Ocean one hour from CITY HAl pflck man
al 5o so a r 1S bs photo
Building.
A GREAT NECK l.. For sale or rent fully fur
"A nshed. handsome residence. with frontage ON Man
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s r WY goo T6 PSe ma pOS OO 'oS
r. OR SALE-Bargan, adjoining Boston Mass, town Of
Milton low taxes farm 10 plenty Of fruit good
hay CROP lay and fruit VIII pay interest Investment
attractive square house Of 3 rooms newly painted and
shnglcd large slated barn and other buildings inc elm
and ornamental trees price So 0C0 Will re.
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90 WaJsrst.. Boston.
SEASIDE COTTAGES at lovely Lawrence Beach for sal,
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dress for free map, BEXJAMIN W IiTcHcoCK, Ia
Chambers-st, NewYork.
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New-York, Friday, June o.


The following sales held at the Exchange anu "u'
ton Room today: - -. 90, .. . .
story building with lot, No 501 Fast -
" ~ Iye lot 25XlO2.2 Louis Sanders, % wv
l. interest in lOs Marlonaye known d ~ S,iin
and 17s map OF the village OF Ea'' Ii'"O"''
a., $50. 60 ..A ,o.. 20 "a AZ and 50 West
a,5 ie oq Columbusave was adjourned to June r.
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Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED),
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BURG NEW.HAMBURG. MILTON, POUGHKEEPSIE.
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Hofels.
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single rooms 90 per day, u.e Of bath en- suite
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Points from the Presidents
Message

Arrangements have been made
for the arbitration of the differ
ences between this country and
Great Britain in regard to the Beh-
ring sea seal fisheries. All that
remains to be done is the selection
of the arbitrators.
Congress is urged to make pro-
vision for the adjustment of the
boundary line between this cum
try and Canada. That boundary
in the far northwest is in an unset
tied condition.
Congress is advised to pass law
making offenses against the treaty
rights of alien residents in this
country, cognizable in the Federal
Courts. This recommendation grows
out of the New Orleans affair. Us
1t is now such offenses can be Ia
ken notice of only in State courts,
while states have no power to treat
with foreign nations. This is liza
bic to lead to embarrassing situa-
tons.
The Chinese government has de-
clined to receive Mr.. Blair, the
minister appointed by this gov
ernment to that Court, on the
ground that while he was mem-
Der of the United States Senate he
favored the present legislation on
the subject of Chinese immigra-
ton. The President takes the
ground that this action of the Chi
nese government is in reality, an
exception to the laws of the coun-
Try, and so he declines to send any
one as minister until the attitude
of the government is changed.
Our relations with Chill are
commented on at length, and an
other message upon that subject is
promised. The President Will in
sist upon reparation for the treat
ment which the officers and sailors
of the Baltimore received.
For the last year our foreign
commerce exceeds that of any
previous year by $1OO,O00,O0O.
There have been more free imports
and less dutiable imports. These
facts he says viii be surprising to
many, and will put the prophets of
evil to confusion, who have been
looking for disastrous results to
to follow our tariff legislation.
The President advises Congress
not to disturb existing laws on the
subject of the tariff and silver
coinage, until those laws have had
time for fair trial.
Altogether it is an able and
statesman like message. Read it
In this paper.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-12-16

The attempt to destroy Russell
Sage by dynamite, an attempt
which came so near being success
full, and which did cause the loss of
life, reveals vast possibilities of
mischief and destruction, from
the contemplation of which we
turn away shuddering. There was
one good thing about it, however,
and that was the destruction of
the assassin.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-12-16

The initial number of the Nc.
Dowell Recorder is before us. 1t
is the only paper published in Nc
Dowell county and comes from Elk
horn. 1t is a six column folio, indie
pendent in politics and FROM all ap
pearances the Recorder Publishing
Co is editor, publisher and owner.
We wish the new paper success.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-12-16

The Cabell County Republican
Executive Committee met at Hun
tington last Friday and elected b.
j. Wilson member of the Congress
sional Executive Copmittee in place
of J w. Bonner, deceased. Their
county convention will be held at
Guyandotte on the last Saturday in
next April.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-12-16

w. NJ. Bloss, druggist, desires to
inform the public that he is
gent for the most successful pre-
paration that has vet been produced
tor coughs, colds and Group. 1t
Will loosen and relieve a severe cold
in less time than anyothcr treatment.
The article referred to is Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. Its a med
icine that has won fame and popu.
iarty or its merits and one that can
always bc depended upon. tits the
only known remedy that will pre-
vent Group. Thrust he tried TO bc
appreciated. Its putup in so cents
and 81 bottles.