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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
lnstrnttion.
For Both Sexes.-City.
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vJ,O THE EDITOR or THE TRIBUNE.
Sir: | Old not you at the Packard Anniversary on
the evening OF May II. You may have been IN the
audience however and II you saw eight and
hrd anne 81 the best speaking the Last year.
uh.n We had President Low and "Our Chnunccy, II
WAS generally whispered about that We had touched the
ton round Of ladder and that II we made another
,rovs Il mus, be downward That Il mistake We
n.ver 20 downward: and moved notch. this
year for aside from the excellent speeches Of Rev Dr.
Rainsford and Theodore Roosevelt, we had an unex-
pectedy good speech from the Mayor He was asked
merely to be present md diplomas hut when
m. hsoys and girls saw him they would not let him on
without a speech; and he grathed them And ! am
re his friends glad he did so; for he never ala
better point OF his speech wish TO present mere
and hope you may right claiming that your readers
sometimes your advertising columns Tor every
body ought to read this 1r. Rainsfor "a II will re
remembered eulogized virtue Of push. drawing his
illustrations from the necessities Of thirclas' passengers
on the English coach. and the Mayor inferred mat
while virtue In push there miGht possibly De
too much pushing pushing too great disadvantage
and so he said: 1T is an ennobng thing to be well
trained II go with you while I've and you VIII
find out It is not much push. ms Dr. Hainsi-F1
has ntimated is the education that you have ft
which VIII enable you get along without that terrible
pushing he speaks Of The education that you have
received will enable you to e. TO work tomorrow next
week just when hundreds and thousands Of young men
would be glad to begin but for lack Of push
h,, for lack OF training And you will ind you
yet alongside OF young In the Offices. whether ~
railroads or banks companies. business
houses generally you will leap forward without that
push that necessary those who have failed secure
the education that you have got.
The Mayor may have failed In Of his appoint
,ncnts but he business education and business
colleges and that is something be proud Of. II any
Of your wish this subject 1t VIII
give me pleasure to send them reading that will
please them Let them address with without sage
stamp = = PA'hAKi' ifeS''
Fac YOr
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PRESIDENT WARD OF THE NATIONAL sCuLr-
TrRE SOCIETY DOES NOT FAVOR BOWL
ING GREEN PARK As THE SITE

TURE SOCIETY DOES NOT FAVOR BOWL
ING GREEN PARK AS THE SITE
Preparations are being made for the erection OF
The De Peys;cr statue in Rowling Green Park at
the junction OF Broadway and Whitehaii-s'' Inc
excavation for the foundation Is on the spot where
the American Rcvolutions;s pulled down the leaoeh
statue OF George ILL., to be melted into bullets 'or
the soldiers OF the Continental Army. The statue
Will face the row OF small old-fashoned brick build
lngs extending from east to west. just below the
miniature park. which were formerly Regarded az
beautiful mansions and occupied by the elite OF
local society When they were abandoned by their
wealthy occupants they were converted INTO ONCE
buildings in OF which. scarcely more IMAM
tweniv-0ye years ago. Commodore Vanderbilt oc-
cu,ed q lower floor The entire row Is now occu-
pled by the agents Of transatlantic steamship COM
panies foreign consuls and few others
Tho site selected for the statue Is unsatisfactory
TO President J. O. A. Ward OF the National SOUP
ture Society. Mr.. Ward says that the statue mas
no, been submitted to that society for It's approval
although IL may have been passed upon by Tor
n,er advisory committee OF the society before the
nre.ent Park Commissioners had decided that APP
plicaons for sites for the erection OF statues etc.
in the public parks should be submitted 10 the So
ciety AS president Of the organization ne receA'eu
a resolution from the Commissioners submitting
for the society's action the sites selected io' 'e
De Peyster and Peter Cooper statues but the lot
mer was withdrawn before the society TOOK any
action regarding II. Bowling Green farh MI
Ward SAYS Is such a historic spot that the question
arises why 1t should not be reserved ior some ar
.Ist,c group rather than for merely a portrait
statue and that II is one OF only rev spots IN
the city which ought not to be given up except io'
artistic establishment.
Park Commissioner J. A hoose'ei' '"'N ~
Tribune reporter yesterday: ,
"The matter was passed upon by Messrs Up
John. Wood and Marquand, the old advisory com
rni,tee who approved OF placing the statue III
Rowling Green Park. AS General ). WATTS nc
Peyster OF Tivol y. Y, a grandson OF the man
In whose honor the statue is to be erected IS an
intimate personal friend OF mine made EFFORT 10
have the work pushed along rapidy. The site was
selected by General de Peyster himself OH account
NJ its proximity 10 the home az his ancestor. Inc
park commissioners approved the statue some
time ago do not know who was the sculptor
I'M, 4, was not as has been reported, Mr.: Blsse.i.
,cho ia only General de Peysters agent IN 'he
after The Commissioners readily agreed upon
,ha si,e which was also approved by calvert aux;
he weknoMn landscape authority. Inc work VII.
10 contnued till the Is erected. but DO not
know when 1t will be ready for unveiiing
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IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations loot Of Cortiandt and DesbrOsses sts.
400 4. VI daily. except sunday. for MALCH CHUNK
AMI ntcrmedlafc stations .. - .
SI5 A. VI. daily FOR GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUF-
FAfO NiAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
tie W@s, principal and local porr; dinng-car 10
suspcason Bridge pullman Ves,ihu!e Sleeper - chicago
II:IO 4. VI. daily l~tNrs ~ 10 A. VI: sunday for
MATCH CHUNK AMI intermediate points Connections
800 a. w. daily escrp, sunday for ErMIRA and all
Intermediate connections for Posviile AMI Read
,lal- al ID Wiik~starrc.
t.O y. VI. SUNDAYS only tor wilkesbarre. l. a n.
Junction and an intermediate stations.
iIO T. VI. daily. except sunday Tor l.. and n. JUNO
TON and -rmedine stations: Pullman buffet
ral car t. Wikcsbarre connections for Pottsvilie
i2O - 81 dolly. except Sunday for Bound Brook and
intermediate stations
6:fS T. VI. daily 'or EASTON and Intermediate stations
600 y. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
PORTS West Pullman Sleeper vestihuled train
NV York chicago. Sleeper pufrslo and Toronto:
conuec ions for Reading and Harrisburg
6i,0 a. VI daily. except sunday. FOR Easton AMI inter-
mediate stations
900 a.. VI daily FOR ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER ri'FrAfO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
Pullman slecpers to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
c Wik"sharre
md 800 rroa'Nay. ri FAST itth Ct l56 East i25th St
0v York. SEQ Fulton 81 Court St, 0S Broadway. and
BROOKLYN Annex. proo kivr. y Y
Tho New York Transfer G. viii call Tor and check
gage from hotel residence through 10 destination
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trans leave West 42d ST. station, New-York A fo.
$3.50 A. "a. Laiy. Local Buffalo.
vil5 A. VI Daily for Albany. Utca Syracuse ROCHESTER,
lMita!o Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago
600 u. VI. Daily fOr Albany Montreal Utica SYRACUSE
dorchester. Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls. Toronto. Detroit
80 -. a. Dsib except SUNDAY. for Utica. Syracuse
SID ~ VI Daily Tor Albany. Utica, Syracuse Rochester
unaio Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland chi
For tickets time tables Of local trains arior and
sseominodations apply city Offices Brookiyn ana
49, hsw.fork and a stations Time tables nj prncpni
G. T. LAMBERT. General Pssssursr Amt .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
pryT OF PIER NO. c. IyCREASED

The Dock Commissioners at their meeting yeSter-
dav again discussed the matter Of Pier NO o. at
West Thrty-hfth-st. This pier was leased by the
late board to a policeman for 5000 year. who sub
let It 10 Henry c. Rogers. coal merchant al an
increase Of s. 600 year. The present. Commission
ers learned that the next pier was paying rental
Of $4,000 year, and determined to revoke the lease
on the advice Of the Corporation Counsel 1t was de-
cided 10 give Rogers q reasonable time IN "h,h 10
ransfer his business and he received lease OF the
pier until May 1896. at a rental OF $4,000 year
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Summer in the Country.

II genuine lfe. can surely ma u
somewhere the Erie lines. Call al any ~ the ON -
named below "A copy Of the summer 'in'-
book. which contains attractive list n h"tels alp
boarding located either In the Hudson Hehan-
the orange Shawangunk Mountains, the isauap'
Waikiki Ncversink, LackavaNen. or Delaware Nhft--
The price Of the board varies and be had 10 suit he
purse. &C.,,
Offices: New-York H. POI. 40l or 95i Hroadway l'o
East l2jth 81. Chambers Street. or West twenty -'i'
street ferries Brooklyn. so broadway, "ht fuon SI
Hoboken Hudson by sending four cents ~
stamps TO j. l. Roberts General Passenger Agent. y
Cortnndt ST. York book viii he mailed t. any ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
y s.-py HOOK ROCTE.
INs ND 7 N : "
RuYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON.

10 FHlLADELITIA. NALIIMOHh AND
WASHINGTON.
For rhloa'lpha. weck days 30 s@ e% n lose
p,'.i C,rl = 80 DINING can. 800 dining taf) 80
- 100, l. NJ H. - nlghi. sunday. 80 . CO. 10 90
~ a., fltntrs carr A NJ, 30. top 500 dining can
90 dining Gar, r. NJ. i Is night o.uo ,o.oo
Italtlflr. Washington. week DAYS. SOD looo
ii.so Osing caD \ 81. 20 80 90 L,inng , oas2
II % dining C.rl l. 81 2:3o 800 dining can. 600
1illnins car T.. " ~ II night. -.
nj. ami par0f. te procured At root
- iiirr', S. i3 ~ eGl. rs r''. LEO SO Broed-
s., .g1 .il A.. 81 East iIh 81. l3l East i-aih ST.
c-9 West l.iih 81 q luuSpe Az. Ne" YORK court
ff Fulton &c.. nrrnsn. "N Hr1niw ~. W nlans
i,., The Srw York TRANSFER Company viii call FOR and
check baggage from hotel residence O. Destination
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BALTIMORE O. ONl0 RAILROAD,

baltimore. Warrington. Chicago. Cincinn natl.
-. Lout. and All foint. Vest
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. TRAINS
Leave New York foot Of Liberty st dail} fog CHICAGO
80 u. m. and L. IL night lilfSlsi Rt , 30,
22p Sun. Il ~ nsht CINCINNATI ST. louis. 10 a M
go .. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 8 a.
sun. 10 II 20 a. Dining car 80 Dining Car
t3;sp p. m. sun. Dining Can 600. 600 y. m.
Dining can. l2:l5 night.
NORFOLK. ~ 30 n. IN. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car. & y m. daily
All tihns Illuminated with pintsch lishf.
Ticket Offices: ll3. iIo eG1 as broadway 81 East
i i.,a St, ~, lor,ry y Y "a Fulton St, DrOok'yn
N-v-York Transfer Company will call and check
baggage from hotel or residence To destination.
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NIL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERLY II. n
stnti.ns Ia Ncw- ork foot Of barclay ana
' ChristOphrr streets.
''' OARS pINT>tH LIGHT. -.

Direct route ~ ...N Ark. H.DOMFllil MN INI ~
THE ORANGES. summit betnards'lle hAsNins
H,ds~ Madison. Mlfrist iwn iaH..c stSisoh, iyYn'
In p'srf. staalope. SEW IoN. hVpn,s, d LA ME-
TNkE UOPA1toNG Hackct's,,~n; So h, ~, Len ,
M1tNwNIN. Wasnnsi.r. illiIIrsbrkd E ASr0,N
NATrR GAP STUot ilSHi no l','n1 Mountains
sci,,STOS rirrSroS wlLkLSi MV.E, NANni-
w W,,GHAITON. DN.0Hp. N9nwicH Wa,.,-
$50. ITf'A NrHFl ~ STRINGS. E9t,,ana
SYRACUSE oSWEGo ITHACA 9wEGo, SlMikA
tOlNi'j NAM pANsNllit. Rl LtNl,0l sri an
ne WEST N.lfliV Est ANp SOUTHWEST
20 " rINGFAMTON NAIL stops at principa'
poo y UrFFALO. SCRANTON. nINGiiAMTON:
i.1-Ic. Il. ifiTLD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE AMI
,e'-fso TNif;f-SS Pullman BUFF, Paror cars con,
nee, ,, Iurai' with train for Chicago arriving o;2o
To- y # srTNNT1N. nINGHAMroN and ELMIRA
.ed = n scRt>r0N' wrrKrsUARRE and PLYM.
Ot'TH ENPRFSs Pullu m parlor cls .
IN y tna.b1-I l1al. Ntsfihulrd Limited Express
f3r SCRANTON RrNGHAMTON. E1MITA BUFF
rALO Pullman nuTr sleeping car. connects az
10 N!'h train Tor Chicago. arriving at e33 p. m
30 : 4 DAILY nuFs'AIo. SCRANTON nINGAAM-
ToN TTfcA SYRACrsE and OSwEGO EMPRESS.
TicKis's ANn Ptr.tMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at y
paw place. go nroad~ay Tk,s At frry station. w
rrHnlvIv. III 81 aN' cor i2'h-ei. - N"sf l2o'hs,
aa' columbus New York 23S ani 700 Fulton St and
loo Broadway. BROOKLYN Time tables giving fun infor
"'wrerCoTr rxpREss COMPANY will call FOR and
check from hotel or residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

A pTERTrsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, III.
cEIvEp AT THE uPTowN Office. No i.2i3 Bred Bred.
H door north Of Thirty nr:..st and r. AD'1
~'so'aav@. q soruss Twsnty'thrd-sti ios sxs1'evs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
Gnmmer Resort Unl0cs.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY?

Health. Pleasure Economy?
II send for postage. call and get freo
otices below illustrated book. Summer Homes
1t ives list hotels farm end boarding houses with
BOARD AT So PER WEEk
upw ard sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties. on
line branches OF the Nrwi oIk Onario ana
Railway; above the sea- location prices
fares &C. all 1t. IL New York No. Battery Pace
lo5 Ill 73l. "a 1873 IrOsdw~y IL hstof &C. 90
9th l25th 23 West l2oth 81. 25l & .
Ticket Offices foot OF Franklin and West 42i
Brooklyn. Court ST. SO Fulton 81. - bnaiwa! ~
Manhattan Az. Greenpoint ILLUSTRATED HOMES:
containing halftone reproductions from photographs OF "io
OF the hotels farm boarding houses ADVERTISED IN
Summer Homes" be purchased Of any ticket agent
price 2c. J. c. Anderson. General Passenger Agent "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
CENTRAL LROkO OF EW-JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
F-lr tn '.s Automatic Block Signals
or and after May 20 $50 .
Trains leave station faot 4 Liberty St, g..
70 7:is 90 IL - TO Eas,onl A. NJ. 10 50 80
20 Il * To- rasionl 81, 100. 800 900 T. ~ ~
FIR WNkosh1rre Pt'sfnn. and Scrnnion; 'io ~ w.
10 20 20 T. n sundays. 40 A. N =, ,.,o
FOR Re,lirg al $50 SEQ go 1900 ll;3o ~ y. ~
no 900 500 IA 80 y. NJ. l2l3 night sundays
no A NJ 100 $40 600 j. NJ. y - might. SEQ ,o
For Harri-iurg a, 800. 500. $40 \ ", LIZ 40
SEQ so 5,s r ". i2;ij night sundays. 100 o''o
For sanbay LcobuTE ara 2o W,lisI'Psa SUNDAYS GO
a. NJ n.,r por-rr
For Rod TANK Long Branch and points south 70 ROM
Pleasant 20 A.i5. II 80 A. NJ. l'0 ~" ~" 49,
az y VI euriays. except Ocean Grove ana AsouFy
PARK 900 4 NJ 800 j. NJ vt , p.
o.. , 20 - \ n 100 40 7. N n,
For ,,lant,c CIV cape May. Vinsand and Bridg''on
= r" y n'r,nY.h roach seatrGh, and Highland. Of
vavSs,nr ,.9o eis II 20 \. NJ. i:3o. 40 p NJ Sun
lis q. \ too = -
'''F ' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ron Io., BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
'''' From per : y r.. foot Rector St ~,
r. Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach No'rna,inlc
,nneb n, 20 io:i5 ~ 100 Saturdays ony). 3'4'
90 T. NJ sundays $50 A NJ 100 = u 49,, ,o,-,.
F.. riier'n A,hury PARK Ocean G7o,e ana n2.in ms
sor,h - POM, Pleasant io:i' NJ q 90 satnrd as
snivi 3 - + ". sundays except OCEAN Grove ana
,.a~ rakcw - Toms rive and Barnega'' $50 d.
.nly
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7 Y SUPREME COuRr.-In the matter Of

~ -
mSnal,y Of he City Of NewYSfs relative acSsl5slns
rs s xrne @ SS or sv. S aS na.
a as ss as Sa
the aa ss 81 s SDf?SS ss aS. on
8. ns to ss :' csa Of that ss q s
n and o s the rss TIN ,os sPss Term tho
s s,n ,v o 4 the cry O v, S SSa ss
1910 ascA IN hs Forenoon a ns Of S'sh sas ~ or as
thereafter as counsel be heard Tor the aproinmsn Of
entitled mattel Ths nature and extent Of the improve
"s"a and TIM ssy * the 81 city xeS
York to all the lands, enemens and .I, r.
xys@Ss MaSdrsa and ssSsn,srnsh street II =.
and laid ~ SAID pSa e tF, oa
asene S Sh e. q the W n. I'm;
and Seventeenth street and thence "a running westerly
sCns the ,ouh.y line Of One hundre and .sSs
49, ,S Ds The said her . ss I'm:
o., Avenue St Nicholas thence ~ runnins sou,h.fiy
distance huna~d and twenty feet and three inches
$40 s the with rs. OF 'a n Of %s Of
thence ~ running northeriy along said westerly line .,
and 6@ e. more s S"' to the Or point
as o an and ons fu BIZ f:
st. Mssas Seventh Avsnss and one HInsss city
NswYork ETC. ETC. nca in .hs ono. % he Hss',sr ,s 81
department. Of Public Parks about the 2oth day VI
in pursuance Of the q hap,.I $40
S Ss s", S. n%a f
shall be assessed upon the PROPERTY persons and sss
park and said hoard also determined tina, the are.
r's as s ns north man side Dc Of 50 on.
Essnh Street to he south sid. o. One sIrsd . sns
H;:s s:sS:'s III e. +; SIDE Of ,r
Counsel to the Corporssion
No Q New
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SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF
: UPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

- OF NEW YORK. --tiuillaume Reuscns against The
cross creek Mining Company.
Notice Is hereby given that have been appointed by
tho final Judgment entered IN tho above entitled action
30th day ~ January. 1923 Receiver OF the Cross
Creek Mining Company ~ the property and effects
said cooperation. Tor and behalf ~ the creditors
saii company nnI that | have duly qualified such
Receiver. and do require
l. All indebted to said corporation to render
an account the Office OF attorneys. No 100
broadway the city ~ New York. 10y the nth day
October 1896 ~ all debts and sums ~ money owing by
them respectively and pay the same To
H. All persons having In their possession property
or effects SAID debtor deliver the saIne To by
sal! day 81 October. 1895.
III creditors ~ said corporation To deliver
their respective accounts and demands To me by tho
sad lin day ~ october. 1893
corporation. present the same In writing
and In detail the plac. aforesaid on or before
the had day os October. 1879
Dated New York. February Goth. 1880 -
HENRY J. LAMARcHE. Receiver.
cardozo Nathan. Attorneys for Receiver Equitable
Building, NJ Y. CITY.
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ER lE IL N ES.
ihrouBh trains f.. Chicago and The West leave Ne"-
York foot OK Chambers ST.. daily. follows. and nvs
minutes Garlic from Vest 23d-st:
OIL A. M.-Nest.talei Express for Wavery. Bing.
"'Ac hamon E!nSra. Bunao. Bradford and sala-
minca. IariOr Buffalo
2.nn u. Ne>titulea Limited solid train Chi.
O'OV sago Via Chsutauqua Lake. arrives Cleveland
SO m Chicago y. m. Seepers to Chit
80 caso, Cleyelani and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
E..(n u. VI BpTilo Vestbued Express. arrives But.
WV fao ~. makns direct connections for De-
trot. hcago ,af the West. Buffalo passengers
can main In s.-eper until s 4. NJ
S45 & tram Go s .sc a.: 10 Nssq s. ra h
cage and CINCINNATI Dining Car
1 ocAI TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations At Ill @6i. tol and o57 Broadway.
1873 East 18th IT. Chambers and West 23d
New York. % broadway Ai Fulton brooklyn 200
Iiudso, st. Iohok,a. Jersey City Station. Erie
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
hotels are residences to destination.
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Gnmmer Resorts.

900 v VIRGINIA HAH4Ag.o %g gaA g 5aS
arr srnx t Ad s SIMMER. 'hbnMtAiaahrr EALk
MOST COMPLETE nA ATlRic> ESrA'''''S''"''N. "
no,b attendants from best European baths ao
, bs os Curative Bath known, needle spray electric
m or. . ride via chesape@te and ohi9 RoT'
Leave NcwYork ya Pans: ~gns ana pnns cars
Fun nfcr.,en . oaSs' rr SHI sri sTrhRY
Hot s''S spring. path O.. Va
TIRE Bay view HOUSE,
eurIrru ISLAND HEIGHTS y. T.
d,shai ' Resort, More outdoor "' 4 HHa i4an
any place along The coast. J" mimi,
Tine GEORGE AMID COTTAGES,
rr,cK ROCK BEACH. CONN
n,-.c,v n, and com handing bcaa,lful view Of the
sound send for circular con,an'ns vi, views
4 SELECT AND HEALTHFrL RESORT
l., hours NewYork CITY
GEO : HARRAI. Prop. BRIDGEPORT conn.
A, Fifth Avenue iiol Tue'das ,r,srn'o" anu ''''"S
COTTAGES cTIARMlNGLY LOCATED FOR kENT
rRAHsToNs-o&- Hy1S0N,
r5 5th' FAhS SaA e9T4Ael:s; ,,,,,,
and i'FOaa"a'' every "F""''"' II cRANsToN.
HOTEL NEW POINT. H HS55 isH1%b. y y
uanlsomes anI coolies, hotel Great south Pay l,o
feet from water win private sa latin. p r~ssSS
bathing AMI fishing SahnS Tor h@rsrS = uATHH
S wky % d %'s -. ,'' Tines hts g. = weanesiay
TG[E EA8Ig&OM7
ELBERoN NEwJERsEY. ..,.oo
This unique Summer Resort VIII open for the season
June = For circular ana particulars j. '. JORDAN.
ATsxI Location pn'gss.e TENS Tsas2pSiaS
elrcuiar Aidcss GOES Mountain House. Windham y. L
CREENE's IXXa ,.,,.r-r PIER p
mi. hoster, becIiilS famous nigl-chss resort,
winter Or ~ no. Tesi am Eay nna
late visitor ina very comfort, sanitary and hea5ns
arrangements modern and rDupl"'". climate SH'"'''s'
'a'ne and service iA' w. 'F's 81 & 4 't GRfSr
RLocK ISLAND. , r + HOTEL. svMME" At SEA
Frs,cass fool res'fl teds sas; fch's'ra' te'e-
graph onirc: living rates write gre a, ,r,e,or
r. F. RANDALL, Manager
CLAHrNpoN srHIXGs; VT -, corr.crs
" cLAEtNnDN MoCsE ANn ' COZ y uATt~S Tho
spring water notsl "r rs man cHi Oh g" , 1S
,oi~r s-na for cl,eular GI.o NJ FLErc;iER Propr-
+ NSl '''.G iIG1iiiiTps NEw-JrRsEY; GOV ~, %,
5 a.fiNg surf AID saltwater bathing special rates
Tor '''"''' J. MORT JOHNSON. prop
/ ,af,n coo feet, lsacing PIN" laden afr iorono
spring Latest sanitary iui. ir''s ,.',,'h-
For o-suars spriy f. r HOOKER soN. rFprioors
SEA Gii'r. y 1.-THE FREMONT
j. HiNKSpN
/ Atlantic Ci,,. \ J. ocean crl Mlchlean-av-. Re
"'''''' ""' enlarged ." JAMES HOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
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