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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The activity of the real estate market was yes'ei
dav transferred to private sales. Several important
transactions were concluded Judson o. Weiis mas
sold the four-story stone dwelling NO. ~ west
Thirty-second-st lot 25x1OO. for $4,000 The mousse
cost $1,000 year ago.
A plot Of twenty-four lots on the north size oi
Thirteth-st., between Eleventh and TWetth aVes''
has been purchased by the New-York Central hail-
road for about 10000 Extensive Improvements
will be begun at once. The plot is 6oOXlOO'
The estate Of John Moran sold under partition
by order OF the Supreme Court at the TRINITY oaie9
room yesterday by r. V. Harnett & Co win one
exception the property offered was bought oy 'he
parties at interest. No 800 East Forteth-st., a
four-story brick tenemen-house, lot 2oXlO soid 10
stenhen J. Moran. for 81 800; No. go. SIMILAR prop
erty. sold to e. ]. Moran. for s1l,S5O No. l2O East
Forty-nrst-st four-story dwelling-ho 10Y -oR
Is sold TO Hugh Seyin, for $1,000; NO. liz t1aSt
Forty-third-st fOur-stOry dwelling iot A'N
g5 o sold for Sl3 800. Sarah Moran . ,,.
Snyth & Ryan offered for the receivers tne TIE
title and Interest of the Montana Copper COMPANY
to land and place claims in Silyeroow Soui egG
Montana. i. a. Farquahar was the buyer ior ~
BRYAN l.. Kennedy offered No. lW West SllkSo-
second-st. five-story stone hathouse, lot |oNlVV
The plaintiff the buyer for S25lp'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York May ~ ls0i
PEANS AND PTAS-Iolder- Of domestic marrow beans
are asking strong prices icr choice quality ana =. Nv
sales made at 81 30 Medium hrn ~ 81 ~ ~
fancy Canadian. Pea quiet Red kidney seany E,
MIA lima offered more freely and feeling weaker forBh
beans moving rather slowly at the nomeni pu' hupp
"holce Der bush 81 65Gs2 7O do medium 81 95 DO pea
So DO white kidney 81 2oq$2 -; do red kdney y 'og
lima 49, aG f%r1 s S1 Sc Sos2 81 do foreign
Sc SGQs2 4D do foreign medium, 81 5Sl - DO iorelsn
ss1 g. g. 40 sc slsSn !! : Is Dds . 0'"' 49, -
RCT1ER Considerable stock tina, was uealeu On ,ae
Star Union wasiou,s Is coming In to-day. bu Pc.
vious receipts had he sold fairly well ana me naIKe'
is holding steady There TO be no difficulty IN get
western and a few johbng sales of extra state dairy
half tubs also reaching that price though u wouo 1
western packings are fairly steady We quote Creamery
state Pennsy lvania or Western. extras per 10 lIc 90
hrsts I1alGc. do thirds to seconds 13qifc state DAIRY
49, Do Welsh tubs hrsts i5aiec d. thirds 70 seconds
ioaic Western dairy nrs,s 4aI2c 90 thirds to Sec
onds 9QIOisc factory. hts, lOg lc 40 tnrds 20 SEC
ons sai Zoe Old butier-CeameIy' spllc; western DAIRY
or factory sikG1cc.
ciEESf;-Market opened about steady FOR large size
ful cream number Of the fanciest lots taken by
SINNERS AT i0isc but demand lacked force and as
The day passed easier feeling was shown This after
a, i0c ana some very useful lots went at s1a0%c Small
aso closing e easier; only small JOPLIN ,re
lots part skins IN to-day and ysues fairly SUSTAINED
100 boxes were forwarded commission. Liverpool
cable 64s We quote: State. full cream. large size
choice s Ss 90 DO S small size choice 6aioc
mon prime. ss.qOc part ekims Herkner ana os s
do ehenanso choice 7aI1.c: do to prime. "a
oAc full skins 2GSc , , 49, ,..,., .A,,,.
n veaker tone The fancest brands Of Northern Ohio
and Michigan and few pet marks from other sections
s r ssss la a. G going A'
dragging at lower prices We quote Jersey per dozen
S S,a,s and I sspn y:4 case, oS good
% FRuITs-FREsH-X car Of apples in to-day sold a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25

exreme prIces Strawberries in excessive supply
o Florida peaches move slowly Very little demand
for wa,crneG nncs as 1 ys b a2a as srawbeTr
rer auart 4aGc do Maryland. Delaware ana eas, .
reGrs ag Ds R c s.5qsao Pnspc Key
den fancy per 100 $3oas4o do usual varieties - ~"
>FRITs pRIED-A light jotbine trad, Is passing er IN
hoh S'aiwT r-,ras ar. hfii steady and skins
eoy 5 s sST sass snd cherries FTf Slow
o,iote: Apples eyaporatod. fancy per 10 Loo, 70 ~
i5c sand N2rn Carcina ,a ;a.; ' chofs 2c
common to choice. G4Ii.c. o. Sas 3ra,r,toJ n~eled
D@lovarr iG1iSc; DO sun-driei North Carolina iancy
Io.g IaG2oc. cherries i20I3c hack5erries 'e,ec'
aprlcos. l4'spl6'sc; pnnes as IT, The movement OF
much stock either store or the recGylng am
1893 choice l"9 90 st S' cast 1893 choice lie; do
"ornron 10 prime IOQ16c; yesrngs. "al"c' Ola o'us
POi1TRY-ALIvE-s Six carloads Of the Geqyed , s9Gs
o., IN to-doy but # was late In the week tal ~"
eae at ell fsfy H Ta nrl' On foosics
End turkeys We sPrng ch ts %as me per asS
de- Southern 0Ga'.c old oscrs &C. , rIhgyS ,dc
ducks Western per PIT 10 pg e 90 psT poir s5Sc
pEssED Fresh dressed owls are IN loGga 5 bnPe
ana Fish turkeys extremely dull Spring chickens
scare ,-s 1nd R f% 5 7arsys ' sGo % sgec sriTs
chickens Phadelphii3 B %r d. western dry picked 2a
So, do scadcd sq25r sprns ducks Long is'1r frozen
,,es 9aioc; chickens bIoers. l2g6c do roas'ers
In fowls sa>igc. ducks l0H12c. 49, - 800 -,
"Hly AND sTIiAw-we quot Hay. prime, per 10 DO
e mixed $50 CSC do clover: 4o4'oc rye STRAW" ''"s'
"V,pr r,rs III, VEGETABLES Old potatoes 49,
ol eTapcine New moderate supply to-oay, ana bbnnd
az r,r,,nrc hut with supplies near a, Ia'.
h ,narket is barely steady onions dull and uhchah h
.cI,s oulcter and easier Cahbagcs firm Tor sng
& mons I'm heavy supply and lower ana strlh1
Sens arc declining rapidly under heavy re's'g iria
~, ,be market Cucumhers scarce ana hrih ~.
oratocs OF choice quality in snail supply en- ~ A.
t ,,fe. Potatoes Igcrmuda. new, per Dbl HptS' s, 80
", q t0ISj ~. 10 seconds and culls. 80 :,
Iytsh raarnums yer sack 81 25a>2 30 sta'c s, - 40
Trvp;ian per bag 81 so So asparagis per poga. ne,
~ e - ieots per Ipp lunches S|dN" 'tlD''s -.
III ar hhl crate 75cdS1 -; curGmhers li
basket 81 do savannah per crate - 30 ." hcans
S9Sa Green peas per basket .NcaSl %. r,rlns
nr basket SlGS2 10. Tomatoes per carrier S-3Sf ~ 'es
I GIANTS Der hhl. $iuSI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
,.,.popr,v FINANCIAL MARKETS

,,,,,, MAY "a 4 p m -Cons0ls 100. for money nnI
100 n 10 for the account New York fennSy ana AZ ~
~. ~ 40 second consols. IN Illinois central -.
Mexican ordinary. III - Paul common Vo's. NV,n
central new per- bonds. 3is. AichlS'n common
iOs ,.,,., -,,o ,,,o the Da nlt
%, trgi,nd IN balance today BE- tiOf"H Money Il
w. ,rtc rate ~ discount the open market Tor N''i
stort and three months hills Is lilb per cent i"Is az
yicos quote 3 per cent rentes At ly) francs - 90
the account. ana "Nch"hk" ID" i"'''''' ~ - ~
c.ntimcs for ch"cas -. q, ..,.pa Al ron
ys FOR sight AMI ~ MARKS a5's pf"rnng' Tor :" nay
bills. tho Rank ~
Frnncc shows increase of S3@1oo frames III e'u anu
4 GjOD francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25

Market closed barely steady 20 points ret o''he
compared with yesterdays 81 sing prices
notices 695c Total sales 1890 bales Nv, Of SI
srIes TO-DAY and last night officially reported: f't *
bTes: spot market steady. m1iins uillhuS' -
noiddlipg gulf 7.c which IS l-lGc up rIa.o,H ~,
1eserday closing 37oi bales splun = %, nh
stock Total port receipts N"-.H 49,
bales. thus far this week. lNo>f bales. ."l ~
Great Britain s35 bales Continent lll-' b~'os' SUN
'iveTnooi cahspot cotton in good demand Sales y
O onn bales receipts 700 bal American 100 ''
ordinarv 1915: good ordinai pa ~ melIns; -
r,iddling 4. good middlng. ~, ndclit 4'i' -
Tutires opened steady buyers at lDii adNsv' Re-,
outlet but steady Let - 2-Gid adnancr jan ~
ynarv 50s: May 357b. May June a'1b Jun, oc o.
obor 3Gls; October November ""Ss NNe
Tacerher 3s}s Decembcr-January. 4p's MShehes
cloths very dun: yarns fun prices INSISTED pU' D
ness small 49, -. t,orooe., scale with
santerher deliveries comprising Almost nan OF u.'
srhe absence Of important foreign adNices k'p. p.
1,h,n narrow limits although the tendency was a si,
close Of the Iavre market showed decline "i ~ =
francs Nav was quoted 800 francs "nne 20 JUN
e475 August % p September Hi.15 'oai safes al ~
90 oo hags RIO official cables in. quotations Nun
,nai exchange unchanged al D., stock quiet az M
changed Al Il OO3 res. receipts. 20" bags. slth -
bags: cleared from RIO. steamship Calico WIN ~
baes Al Hamburg the market rd-i qulc. AZ ~ u
decline: May closed ~ 10 piss jun SD, 49,,
Angus 1918: september I5.2j. october go" IN tH
naTket exchanges made Of 80 bags N'F"il'r ~
Sentember at 81 points difference 80 bags s"i'ciF i
J,v Al - points 81 october for S'ptriANt
rs nonts Contracts cioeed steady a. 10 10 po"'s "e
cline. sales 1900 bags. as follows -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25

case The good feeling the market petered ous dr
close prices leaving off dull a. unehaseu Ne sold M
C'seb corn was dull locally: 10000 bush OF no SUI
4Sc In store and elevator: load at 4lsc aelsr' or
com was sold export private terms.
IT, dealings were On fairly active scale 'o-'AE WIZ
~ ,nn sbovinr hardening tendency. The rise
started early and the advance OF NE mg,hs d The
IA (rop reports were generally uniaVoranle ana
I-ice current is quoted admitting tha' uht ~.
we're very largely unsatisfactory Inc iSn f,c
which oats ar. now selling hDweNer on inph.ui'
tor as other feeding suns are being
,,.r wheat s being bought In greater or less
,n l.. MIXED with oat for feeding purposes. ITevr ~.
was small prices weakening with the balance % ~. oafe
,.einc ,ulat unchanged 20 isc ad'nnof 'afl "'
were 0,c higher and quiet. l'" bush 30 "a' - ooi
a. tnic Elevator. ~, bush ~ white 81 14'2' -'
iet ,roo white at 43Q41i.c. and 1900 bush utSH
Al ia MALT Market dun: ungrSdSe ,
,..,ai,an A/fa5r. six-rOWed SonS)c, tM.-
Toved 72d75c.. BARLEY dull; No Nj
Tt.r,5 Marb; steady Ss0<lo Ter 100 10 IN store
,r,no,l,y- Market dul d 81 50pS1 IN store
", v. fo cornarison the closing prices or the pre-
~, e., e., anJ for lie corresponding date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May - 80 E m 3r,m mr !" Po dun 4a at Cos
- a., r..,r d.rsng prime Western me" Gun ~
7,' do medium dull IS "i Hams IN poor 'eI'@ T
-, Ont about Il ~ dull 80 as ih,' IN 20.
demand. Cumberland cut. alou, Is 70 ~ H. au.' NV is
shnrt rih shou, y H. dGI ~ 3is I'll, llS ''l ~
49,, ~ ~ lu al 32s ad and short clear nlanl,s
eton, ~ ~ dun IS. ShoalGcrs about - .r,csn
Al, a, QUO al Cheese In moderate demand, American
Gnes, white and coorel oasy al 3ts rang" ~ ,ne
,rtr1e rify steady 25s Spirits ~ turprnth'
o. demand. nominal. roiionseed ' I've
,I refined steady 2os 4l Rein IN fHI 9. Inn
49, 3s Lard spot IN poor l"nia.l
t,,,,ros- nothing doing. prim" western sot au.a ~
IIbco, moderate demand No = rel wih,"i
A. al Flour ~ poor demand. St LOUIS Ia" =.
eo.v nj 6s ad Corn Spot and miufcs IN R A., a,
,,a,s ,f,eI Western spot. SON a. Is a. "a w,
- "a Irre firm NJ 3s -. july hrn A. 20 - >,
NJ I0ndon-paciac coast IN moderate "'""'''' w
- 1-rF,F -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25

London May 2iAt the wool sales today S"H FAC, n
tr,ed There was from 81 to AL declin" on inc lower
rrni.s almost the decline on III" finest giades al1
-, fnrthing To "A halfpenny on the poorer gialeS or
u.rnos ,'roesircl- In keen request ny r"ikshn'
s,'' A. s,c,dy prices The sales ~ greases and the
prices obtained AS follows ..~o,.,
New wales 800 bales AZ fNH''z''
Victoria 500 bales at 5dnls Id
Adelaide :gO bales AZ 4.aaisd.
Tostnanla-l bales Mt 6lgu9sl
Kew -Zeaand-2 600 bales at 6'4HloI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25

uos,on MAY 24-The wool market has been very dull
ard "a wea The market lower, with the decline most
prominent in Territory woods which hive sold at l2n
iao for medium and siic for fine and fine medium with
a5c an extreme secured cost for fine. and the bulk Of
the sales n; 30l32c clean for fine and fine medium.
Texas wool has been dull with small sales. at smlOc
and California quiet, and selling mostly In small lots at
oregon dull and nominal. Ohio washed heeces are IN
small ana quoted at 22a2se for Xxx and Xxx and
at lsgioc No woods duh a, 22e for Ohio; and 2e
selling 22923c Michigan, and 24g2ec for Ohio but
with larger stocks these prices or neece WOODS arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 2co,'on steady middilaS' iS sI lcs
lou, u,iAunx 6ibc good ordinary. b3lOc net ana ts'
r~e",s ~ hales: exports coastwse. 300 bales sales
All ialc-. splnners lO5 bales. stock; W. lae -,
Man urm. midlling. O'7' low inl-
ding good ordinary 3c; net ana gross
iO bales. exports conftwis" lo'' bhleS' H'' - ''
stock. IL I9i bales. A.. .., ..,,ut,, -tc
tS,i,,g ~ iGc. low mddng ll-l0c good ordinary
Girs nct and gross receipts. SIS bales sales $50 BALES
savannah May 2iCoiton steady; mlddling, ~ 'oc'
good ordinary. bi4c. net and gross ~"
80 oG- hal,i exports the Continent GNd3 bales
p,,,sr "a bales tales 500 bales; stock %23l? bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
nrcnRnED MORTGAGES.

Adler na3mer 70 KemSls. coen'e' SIP $4,000
y.,sr' % 'wnam o. THE Guarantee and Trust - oor
co. ~ sol Eas, l7hs, years invest. iOOO'
men, ana Loan g. u A A1,cc ossIsents.' soo
~ m IN. r ana v.ise - Laura a Gunther. ,ooo,
is2s, - $40 q of wi.l,-aye yea s7, 'VV''
SAM o. sophia o i'urr ''-"'', - '.. ' 1000
ot Wl'"s"r.' '' ~" Jo5o scfnoering No l5d ..,
h32nan' ,o,,. d.manl mortgage. 1900
o,be- Han place W = iiel Il q i57'h- y NJ.
c',,lo vIrrac e. to Edward Trowenfed. No 81
pi@ 2 Nag , 9Sii' T. TO- II Ivy ana another
~ ~ vs. i,'' Grss ro ana VIE 70 charles
Pr, ana aTa'n,5 ,rt.,ye' >ysi,s 2iO
g. lne~. Elizabeth J. ami another - r c.'"
Pas,s3n Sn4 ?g9' s,ayg gs yeaTs soo
.-,.,.',i Mary a. - Margaref Wisner lndet
Lam. in 2,h ward adjoining iani " C. A'Ser- 1000
man { y, s,i ,nother r. p NJ Wkens and
another Mnton-s'. 1872 Il Of CoTtlani'-Ne .n.
,tsnl Max Matthew e. and vife to Hudson. sd 400
e. g. 1913 Il O. ~ Avenue T. yen, f.ier
Jam.on a 1a' "'' y G,h ave-, iins,iimsnis.. 4S
SAM o. Marie !. fmmons i5ths'. = +ol" " o. %
Krapo Herman. t. LOU, Rancsta's i2h-' 5000.
KNr.;ol l'' Am N to Waicm savings Bank Hall "a.
rmcc . s. 2is.i It n iG'hs' ysa ,,;:a l"'
Aa"'s 81 o. Grands, .....;. $50
Kiioafrick Ihomas ana VIE. to the Germania
ie insTFa9cr CO. s-1.S'. ''- 5000
oue'ad Tx y yo5 We 'o Ts Guarantee and
N Tr,s co. 10 81 T,st S2i-st 80. 1880
+ Livingston. Janl'H and VIE n inc H''ua i'.'
Insurance 60 81 New-lori n lofth-st -"' II ,o oo
of 9th ave 'N'VN
! vcGr,th samuel Il ST. LuNes Hospital. plot
IN aith Ward - q n Popham-st lNbo II
N Arthonv-ave. ..'' ''
u,,,is Thomas. % Frederick 4 Forster lots -lp, o,
2i7 ,n5 10 .OI map r L and II Forster yrs LOU
/ N,G'nn John n. % + MlllchrOok ard another,
:gld ST. = $ 3u5 II " OF 1th-ave, mortgages ZOO
and years 49,
Vossler Jane T. and another. % Title Guarantee on
and Trust CO. ~ 30 West l3lthsf years. 4V
| q f}ri.n Margaret. 90 oyerh1urh camp, lois
3 o. = ~ =. map James " Smih ] YEAR '''V
Ohlcr. christian l.. 10 Nllh"lnlha Niln"'N''' ~
/ Prendrryast. Margaret 20 Gotuieh MAYER, ID
ave =. 500 II - Iith-si. instruments :. M
I fearrs '"'N
OtirleN Matthew. and wife % q Inness l5lst 8, "a
A. n gS n OF MAdls1n-ave indictments Ao'oV
Ropm. VIM +. 10 II NJ Carson, 10 f'ohlT' ,on
smith James NJ 10 + Adams. i4th-st. s. - 20
% !, g. ~ ,rnbts sam. property | year. 300
Sucnr. Jos and another 20 9 u l"oN'r IflN'-s'
/ simon Louis ami another ~ Thos fN'h M
I have W - . u ~ 21thst. l Near oVV
Tr'anos. Met, ~ TO- o. iII,hst 2 ycars $50
! The Y Biscuit Go % Central trust 90 litn-
/ 90 oh-ave and otner prop
] er,v Fundamentally mortgage. ........-.......
! Tults Coo ". to Anna T. Crump, lWh-St = "a
] nts, Il II ~ 3l-afc. year.......... .....s o"V
/ Naikinson Laura VI 20 Thomas Rogers. NO lt3 ~
! East 3ih-st yenrs....t. ..........'... 'Vo
/ Won Lazarus 10 r Nathan. lstaVe. .o-
! conner az lpth-si demand ..................' oVI
Nilkcns, nI aver corner OK VIII year eOoo
/ C,ruack \ and wife 10 VIM ! lusK, as
/ executor 65th-st. 80 n " ot lexington 80 80
ave. years. wv
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np1u vopx DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY ls9ATWEI7E PAGES

1so for one-quarter blood and unwashed ana me
hi, obio and Michigan heeces have sold IN ne ,aIs,
ape Sns pued weols are dull and weak In iorels
VOL The sales have been small, boh III 5-Ss too II
xDstrolian Total sales OF all kinds are i'-'0'''
,oretgn and domestic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
WHITE STAR LINE.

A. WHITE STAR LINE: >, ,,.,.. n
.TeutOnc May 30 p m Isa,oniic. 'J July
20 lsstic tine Is. = p. Majestic. july ~ n
c'r,yy,anic June 90 Germanic .July o 10,
t-or, White star Dock foot OF west lysa5s ,rps
40 C6TT0T CNRRIED BY PASSENGER d - "a ia
saloon rates SEQ upward. ACCORDING 70 s SO ssd
sa0n s,eeraee I, or from the Oh Cogntry 20 M
broadway New-York. Philaielphia ysepSr;y Agent
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAlLwA Al,

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship sailinss from Nahcouesr
TO JAPA0l AND GMIMMo
,-,,,prss az, INDIA. June g. Angus, 8 Oct -
TMPRESS OF JAPAN. June % Alsust - N Nsr 10
EMPRESS OF CHINA. July TO- sePr -, a,1a
TO HONOLULU, F1Jl AND AySTSA A. 4
lux June 49, wARRIMoo ;x ;!sS ~ =
For tickets and freieh, rates apply 800 DOS'"''
freight rates only, u N""-S''' ." -
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COLUMBIAN LINE.

NOLUMBIAN LINE.
I VIA IsTHMvs PANAMA c.,,-a
-, c. r--a,c,sco ami Pacific Ports Of Mexico Ns"
AZ ~ and south America. =, o,
CIV, Of Para. May 81 noon Ne"p'F''''''" SID
Cabin passage 10 san Francisco weeks. passing
,,,',, an exosnse for voyage OF you. pssise Posu
rs si india Islands and calling al zen Mr,eo
Of the Republics OF Central America a o ,isnI AGA.
STAMFORD PARRY HERuON ~, 49,
''''' Pier Foot u cana.-st. and % B"Ay.
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FURNISHED fonscs 90 Eet-G onntrn.
BAYPOKT, l.. /.

Rapport, l.. i.
To rent for the summer furnished cotnge. beauu'uly
situated within OF the Great South Bay contain
inc rarlor dining room. sttngroom. sleeping rooms
huer. pantry furnace. open nreplacea, hot and cola
yat.r pryac house. Rent for tho season. S'J AP
DIV a. 4 A POST rs and ~ Exchange Place. y. !.
r OYSTER Ray Long Island. on the water. fully fur-
ntshod nld homestead; rooms. bedrooms, modern
1onvenienccs ample grounds abundance shade stable.
INT 81 also large elegant modern residence Is room
water iron. furnished. every convenience choice h"l
roundings rent. $1,000 Apply lHll.llfS * "H'l"H'
Tribune Building.
r. ,R nrNr AT WASHINGTON. cONN.-i,0oo FEET
elevation above whore malaria ana mosquitoes
arc unknown and IN most picturesque country WIN
axcelIent roads A completely furnished cottage OK IL
rooms with ali modern improvements the house Is 10,
oo,"d within nve minutes walk Of village green ana
postofiice within the grounds Is stable win &c,
horses. For further particulars
inouire OF r. X. ROSSITEH. No. Al Liberty-st ~ l.
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-TNARD LINE

IjNAKD LINZ.
n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
EsrSrln may me- p m June
camtanfa rune ls 2 .. m. Camrania. July ~ , N
EXTRA SAILING.
From pier 40. North River. foot q clarkson.n an
Cabin passage $50 and upward Second caoin w ~
ssO according 10 steamer and Accommodation
s,eeraTe tickets 20 ard from all parts OK Euroe
very low rates For freight "a Ssy
Cor,anvss offce No bowling Green. new
N''' VERNON n PPOwN e CO.. General Agents
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Ccnnlrp Boaro.

CATARACT House Delaware Water Gap Penn.-aMoun-
L tain elite resort health and pleasure boatins nsnns
lake and river: coaching parties daily H. M IIShEls
xx-ITH refined family restfu pleasant home Tor aa.,
w a,tact,yc Mace: hath and gas heahful convenient
location terms reasonable for what onered Few oos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
Rea! estate Go Grrbanee.

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-28
We'll Doing Makes Merry.

Everywhere many women learn the
lesson that work well done and useful
occupations not despised are peace
giving, ennobling and uplifting. We
hear it witnessed by the low humming
of Mary in the laundry as she sings to
the measure of her hands flying up
and down the washboard over which
she bent before daylight this morn
ing, although the washboard is a
miles journey from the place where
Mary slept last night.
One knows instinctively that Mary's
washing will be well done, for never
does a grudging laundress sing over
her work. We see it in the springy
step and bright face with which the
woman with something to do passes
the one of leisure out for promenade
for health or on her weary round of
selfish pleasure. Health even chooses
its favorites in the world of work and
no time 60 think of pains or aches is
often worth whole medical frater-
nifty for driving away nervous twinges
and imaginary ills. Buffalo News.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-28

Papa. can you please give me fifty cents
for my spring hat? Most all the academy
girls have theirs
mo, May, l cant spare the money"
The above request was persuasively made
by asixteen-year-old maiden as she was pre-
pairing for school one fine spring morning.
The refusal came from the parent in a curt.
indifferent tone. The disappointed girl went
TO school. The father started for his place
OF business. On his way thither he met a
friend, and, being hail-fellow-well-met, in
vited him into a saloon for a drink. As
usual, there were others there, and the man
that could not spare his daughter fifty cents
for hat treated the crowd When about TO
leave he laid half dollar on the counter,
which just paid for the drinks.
just then the saloon-keeper's daughter
entered. and on going behind the bar, said
Papa, l want fifty cents for my spring
hat?n
''All right said the dealer and taking
up the half-dollar from the counter handed
1t over TO the girl, who departed smiling.
Mays father seemed dazed, walked out
alone and said TO himself II had to bring
my fifty cents here for the rumsellers daugh-
ter to buy hat With, after refusing it to my
own daughter. I'll never drink another
drop" And he kept his pledge.