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CHASGES AS TO FASTISG.
ROMAN CATHOLICS IX THIS COUNTRY TO EAT
MORI MEAT IN LENT.
Various conflicting statements as to changes In
the rules of the Roman Catholic f'hurch concerning
fasting in Lent have been published from time to
time. A well-informed priest in this city, who is
familiar with the actual facts, ma?le the following
?talement yesterday to a Tribune reporter:
The representations of the Am-srtcan ar?-hbishops
to Pope Leo with regard to th?? different conditions
Of climate In which Americans live from the con? '
ditlons in many parts of Europe fias resulted In a j
temporary change in the '.aws of fasting, as far as
Roman Catholic working-people are concerned. In
Italy and France tastlna la s omparatlvelf eaay
matter, owing to the climate and the habits ?if
the people. Breakfast with the French an?! Ital?
ians Constata Invariably of a roll an?i a cup of
COffee, whereas it is a full meal In this country;
and meat, which is the chief artl'le of foo?! with
American working-people. Is rare'.y used by the
Italians and French For the \m-rloan workman
Lent was a time of **uffering, even though he was
dispensed from the fast, a.? he could eat meat only
once a day. an?! on Wednesdays and Frl?lays not
at all.
The archbishops have regularly presented th?-se
facts to the Propaganda and other official.? In Rome,
and have at various times secur-d ?lispensations
of one kln.l or another. They did not succeed In
getting what they wante?! until the grip began
Its ravages, and the Roman oflVials had read
I?elegate Batolll'* descriptions of the American
win*ers. The Delegate has sternly observed ?the
Italian diet for Lent, in spite of r??sultlng rheuma?
tism and constant suffering from cold which goes
beyond the Italian Imagination; but he has learned
to pity the people who must live lr> Ameri? a for?
ever, <.nd he has given aid in making the Roman
officials understand the climat!? and laboring con
?lit ?ins here. It Is said that his ,lescrlptions of the
American winter cave the Pope and his immediate
advisers ?e-rere c ?Ms. as cold? ??? in Italy, while
they were being read. Th<? result of his repre?
sentations has been that a dispensation f?r ten
years has been .??-.ned to the \merloan bishops,
whii-h they can use as they see fit.
According *?> this dispensation, which can be
renewed at the end of ten y? ars. meat la allowed
on all ?lavs of the year except Fridays. Ash Wednes?
day, Wednesday and Saturday in Holy Week, and
the day befor?- Christmas to all working-people, and
to their entire households. They can use meat as ,
on any other day of the year, as often as they
choose. The eld rule. w?i!ch prohibits meat and
flsh at the same meal, remains In force. This
practically abolishes what rem .ined of :he old
fashioned Lent. an?l will have a telling effect on
the domestic lish trade when Lent comes again. |
In place of fasting and abstinence from meat, the
P? ?n- ?lirects ;hat the people shall be urged to do
some other pennance, such as giving up strong :
drink or aiding the needy. The Archbishop of I
Boston hai air? idy announced the dispensation to
his prlesti snd people, and Its publication Is looked
for in tliia diocese at an early <!a>.
A VERDICT OF SOT GCILTT ORDERED.
Recorder GofT yesterday instructed the jury In the
eis?? of Charles Webber, Nathan Connors, Ma?irlce
Connors and Charlee Dunn, who were being tried
for manslaughter, to a quit the prisoners. The
Jury did as they were told. The men were charged
with having caused the death of isidor Qroea ft
tailor, twenty-two years old, of No. 211 DeUncey
st.. who died on March 1, ten ?lays after the as
saalt
A OMIBBBB THEATRE RAIDED.
Tho play at the Chinese Theatre. No. 7 Poyer-st.,
had an unexpected ending Sunday night. The
audience was awaiting with Interest the peizur? of
the villain of the play by Satan. Instead two
policemen of the Ellsabetb-St station seized fhe
villain and Satan, too. Acting Captain Young had
a dozen men at the various exits. The fright ?ne?l
audience ma'le a great noise until tho police hud
taken ?11 the actors and opened the doors to let the
spectators out.
Eight actors were arrested, together with Chu ,
Fong, the manager of the theatrical company,
Th* y were charged with violating the Sunday lew. <
Magistrate Itrann held ?""hu Fong and eight actors
in ??O each for examination this aft.-rnoon.
Xn? Publications.
H
ARPER & BROTHER8
v PCBUSfl TO-DAT:
I.
PONY TRACKS.
BT FREDERIC REMOtOTQN.
Illustrated by the Author. Mo. Cloth. OmamT.'al. $3 00.
In this volume Mr. Remington tells US of his life on the
plains ard In the mountain?. In cj,mps and ban-a?-k?;
among the Indians, cowboys, and "greasers" -all ?plod
with the charm of absolute enserien???-. His ?k-; he? arc
fron nature, hut his mishaps and ''.< ing? give ua a .-l?.?r
Id?? of what the adv?nturiii? may expect In thai unsettled
reclon. The young gentleman who ?alls gayly through th?
park? cr sloas weB-Bisde * tmtry roada oa a trained eob
mav be Interested In eosee of Mr. ItemtnKt m'a ?taste
over dusty tract? of country that might be described a?
l?e!ng one-half gopher-h,?ies and the other halt ;? .wider?;
and he may get ?. nie Idea "f what a "seat" ?h"Uld be
when it become? necessary *o "make time" with a lot of
??filing, ?hooting hostiles behind or In front of him.
II.
MY LADT NOBODY.
ET MAABTEN Maarten.*.
Author of "An Old Mald'a Love," etc. A Novel. Illus?
trated by T. HOYNVK. Poat 8vo. Cloth, Ornamental.
?1 75.
The ?tory shift? its ground. an?l wlih spl<***dtd rapid
movement goes forward In IWO hemisphere?, always in?
tense, dramatic _nd .??rnn?. Once embarked on the rapid
current of "My I_<iv Nobody," It Is n??t llk<*iv rhat -ii?.
reader will lay the book down until he rea? h?*? the la?t
pag'*. I'rsula, the heroine. Ih a woman of rare Bflblllty
of character, placed by fate In a p It Ion I ? ?niching
difficulty. The'acciira'y of a photograph and the color
and breadth "f a painting are combined In the author'?
?harming style.
III.
THE VEILED DOCTOR.
BT VARINA ANNE JEFFER-ON I'AVIS.
A Novel, r ?t leo, Cloth, Ornamental, tl 20?
Thi-re 1? an lateresl attached lo the appearance of the
"Daughter of Ihe Confederacy" aa a novella! which ll<>?
quite ou'slde Of the ?t ?ry itself: but It in only tin: 10 Mlaa
I'avl? to ?ay that h?-r w.ik I? ,??>??????? tti?- qualities 'if
?-r?r.gth anl freshness. Il i? a ?lory ol ant? belluin day?
In a Boathern colonial Iowa and graphical!) t*-llx of a
woman'a folly and romance, a man is vengeance and for
(iveneaa.
IV.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
BT STI'ART j, rkid.
CV?* s 8vo. Cloth. $1 00 The Mr th Volume, concluding
the ?enea entitled "The Queen1? Prime Ministers."
Mr. Reld ha? written somethi'ig better than a "mono
graph." In orl'lolsm he ha? attempted no striking n??w
departure. Hi* ??pinion? are ?ane and sound and old
fashlored. . . . H<- I?.?-? given hla r<-ai|er? th? l?e?t and
lea?t pretentious kind Of originality. The bo,,k Is a ?mall
book, but it !s very full of meat. It Is among the be?t
of a capital ?eile?. Tl,*. Speaker, lynd<n.
I'REViors fBBVBB IX ??Tin-: QDEEiri prime minis
TEE-" URlEa
m KARI. of BEACONartEU), i:> j. a. Frond?-. $1 00.
VISCOUNT MELI'OCRNE. Ily Henry Dnscfeley. tl <??.
SIR BOBKRT PEEL, By Jastla McCarthy, M P. $1 oo.
WILLIAM CWART Q-ADSTONE By O. **V. E Ruseeii. ?
tl as
THE MARQI'IS OF BAUSBURT. Ry H. D. Tralll. $100.
VieCOl'NT PAL.MKKS'ii-N. By the Marqula of Lome.
$1 ??>
Tin: KARi, OF DEBBT. By Oeerga Balalssaiy UM,
IHK BARI, o? ABERDEEN. Ry Sir Arthur Oordon.
f 1 ou.
V.
A PAIR OF BLUE EYES.
RY THOMAS HARDY.
Author of *"Te?? of t!,e 11' rr'.erville?." Crown 8vo, ?Cloth,
tl 50. New Edition. With Etched Frontispiece.
This is the third volume |.??ue?l In the Harper Edition
of Novel? by Tbomaa Hardy, the othera being 'Far From ?
the Madding CtOteA" and *'The Mayor of ?""asterbrldge "
Each ro?ame ? ?ate n? an etched frontispiece. ",\ p?ir of
Hlue Eye?" w;.*, arrllteti al a lime ?vh-n the era/?- for
Indiscriminate ebnreh restoration had Ju?t reached the re
l.i"'???i BO k* ..f Wemcrn England. An Imaginar? history
of three human he*rti? fli?ds in the Incidents of ?uch ?
church MB <?at1?.n a lilting frame for It? presentation.
PublishoJ t?y HAHI'ER & HI ?OTHERS,
NEW-YORK.
t_rF< r ?.lie by all bOOhseBeia .,r will tit- mailed by the
publishers, postag?- prepaid, >,n r?-ceipt of the price,
WINTOI.'S i.i _I)K ROOKS.
ILLCSTRATKD WITH MAI'S AM? WOOb-CCTt.
For sale at bookoforea Moa 2"' cents ea. h.
MUMOM RIVEIt It'll TF. - New -Y?-?rk to \V?*t Point.
?Catski;*! Mountains, Albany. 'lr,,y, Saratoga Sprlna?. Like
George. Lake ? lump: ?In. AdlrondtSCka, Montreal ?nd Que.
bec, via Hudson River so-amers. I'ontalns ?pedal maps
of Catskill and Adirondack Mountains.
SARAIie'.A II.LISTRATEI) The VI?ltor*i Guide to
Saratoga Springs, with maps and wood-ruts.
SEASIDE RESORTS on the Atlantic Coast.
NORTHERN RKKORTf. -Roston to the White Moun
talna, Lake Memphremsgog, (ireen M'iunlains. I_tke
Champlaln. Ogdensburg. Montreal and Quebec
PHILADELPHIA AND RKADIN?! RAILROAD AND
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL BE-IONS. New V..rk
and Philadelphia to Eaatoa, Itethlehem. Delaware Water
Gap. Mauch Chunk. Scranu.n. Wllllam?p??rt an?! Elmlra.
ERIE RAILWAY BOOTE. New-York to Itha.a. Wic?
kln'! O'en. Ro<-he?t?-r. Dunkirk. MufTaln. ?'huutauqiia I^ke
and Niagara Falls, via Erie Hallway und branehea.
NEW-YORK TO SARATOGA. BUFFALO CMAO?
TAI'QIA LAKE. AND NIACARA FA LIA THOI'SAND
ISLANDS.?Via New York l'entrai It. R. and Rum**.
Watertown and Ogdensburg R. R.
NEWPOHT ROI*TE.~New-York to It?,?ton via New
R?rt ,uid Fall River. With deacrlptlon? of Newport and
arragansett Ray.
CONNE<_TICUT RIVER ROFTE-New-York to Whit?
Mountain?, via N. Y. and N. H. and Conn. River Route.
NEW-YORK TO PHILADELPHIA. RALTIMORE AND
?WASHINGTON.
CITY Or NEW-YORK.-Description? of the Public*
Building?. Park?, 4c. Htreet Directory. Traveler-? Ulrec
tery, and Map of New-York.
Sent by mall or. receipt of 2S centa.
?I4INTOR BROTHERS, Publishers.
13 Astor place. New-York.
Jiislrnction.
For Boys and T?*>u*-,-- Men.?City.
BERKELEY SCHOOL, IS, -*'. M Bad M West 44th S- .
New-Torh City. The autumn term, lbth year, will
begin .?n Moadsy, Bepti mbei Both. Coplee of (hi regtaier
and circular of the boarding department will be ?eal up"))
application to .1. CLARK REAP. A. M . Registrar.
I * NIVERSITY ? >r THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
?U THE NEW FORK PREI'ARATORY SCHOOL,
)n F.ast 42d st.. near Fifth-see.
Certmcnt?. sdmltl to most of the College? ?nd s?-lentille
Sch-??K and lo ?II Pi ife??lon?l 8ch nl?, wiTinn T FUR?
THER EXAMINATION L-aborstor!es. Illuatrated An?
Bouacement mailed oa ?jppitcsHon lo the Secretary.
(~T NIVERSITY ORAMMAR SCHOOL
' SSth ytmr. >? ai Una sad Day pupils, c]n??-ic??i. Sci
rntifio and Commercial Coumea Bend foi catalosue.
JONATHAN DICKINBON, JR. V lt.. Principal.
... w set B?th s? . N T.
\| ISS QIBRON8' B?*H?OOL )'"!? OIRL8, 53 K'etl 47?h
.?I Street. Will reo-xsn October -'?! Mr- SARAH K.
EMERSON. I'rtn Ipal. Preparation for all ell. gcs. A
few boarding pupil? will 1?? received,
SjBW-TlAVKN i'"\N .-.?'. lllI.I.II'ilSI* AYE
11 Mr? an?) Miss Csdy'? Scho 1 for Girls. ..n the most
i. , ."ful avenue In the "Cliv ..f Elm?." Apply early.
?SUMMER S'il'?'!.. !? Baal ?Bth St., for M?dente deelr?
* Ing Special work or (0 nnke up conditions. ? 'l.-issl. ?,
Malliemntl.'?, French iit'd German.
HERMAN DRISLER, A. M.
THE MISSES ELY'S BCHOOL E? Ht OIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
Sith and Mith Streets.
New-Y rk
AN NORMAnT?sT.. 27-?. 2*0, *.*S2 West 71st S? .
entrance No. 2S0. ?Founded l??".i Mme. VAN NOR?
MAN, Prln. Mrs. 3. L MATTHEWS, Vic.-Frlt?.
For Tonn** Ladle?.?City.
BOARDING ANH DAT ?JCH-OOL i""H YOCNC, LADIES.
Bf?7 FIFTH AVENl K
REV. DR. and MRS. CHAS. Il GARDNER. Principal?.
"Il ADEMOISELLE Yl'.l.TIN.
--*1 s?')l???H. Y"tl HIKES.
mtEPROOF BCHOOL lUILPINO,
?r.i am? MB WEST T4TH-8T.
?COLLEGE PREPARATION.
NEW-YORK. NEW Y'iRK.
"il ISS PEEBLES AND Miss THOMPSON'S
a'J BOARDING ANI? DAY ?SCHOOL Foil ?-.1RES.
..?>. 32 and M East ."?7th Street.
Por Both Sexes.?City.
PACKARD'S Bt*SlM_"SS f-OI.t.EGE
AND
SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHY
will rerpen en Tuesday, Sept S.
Call or ?end for pressSStUS.
S. S. PACKARD, President.
101. M gad MM E.ist 2.1d St.. New-York.
T:IE HERLITZ BCHOO] OP LANGTAGES
Ma.livr. Bquar? Xettr. -*>th st. and ll'way),
Biude-?t? ?nay begin at any time. Open all Summer.
Brooklyn.
NEW-YORK. BROOKLTN, ISS 140 MONTA'-.L'E-ST.
"I'm: BROOKLTN HEIGHTS BEMINART.
? Hoarding god day ?cho?i| f.?r ??Iris. Th? 4,*i?h year
ope-.? Seitember 2?ilh. Addres? ? r clicular? as above.
For Boys anil Younj* Men.?-Country.
BORDENTOWN IN. J) MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Y.Y.y. T. H. LANDON, PBINC1PAL.
CAPT, T. 1> LANDON. COMMANDANT.
CATUOA LAKE MILITARI ACADEMT.
AURORA. N i
A Classical and M il it.i r\ \e\ Xen '. gh rrade; near
Cornell University. Tu *??)"?> eseh, In
ducement? t?ffered and .-p..'..?. uieni n ? ??'? to ?*?
men preparing f?.r .? L'nlven M i n Art?. A
Principal?, WRIGHT .. McALPINE, or apply al Col
Wright'? studio, ,".1 Weet I0th-?t.. or i ?r catalogue's at
Murray Hill H ?tel
C'ABCADILLA SCHOOL, ITHACA, N. Y.
Leailmg Fitting Scho?,: for <"?,rnrll. Tuition ?nd horn?,
BBSS -'I believe ?he I'as.adllla School to be one of th?
be?? preparatory s ho,.Is In this country."?J. G
man. I'ns'i of Con-ell University.
Address <? V. PARS ELL A. M. Principal.
(?ONNE?TTICl*T, STAMFORD BETTS ACADEMY.?
Pr?paies f,,r technical ?ch i ?liege
Sea building, with modern ,?i, Steam heat,
electric light, gymnasium >l wei
?ground?. WM ?' BETTS, SX lY?lel, l'rin.
?EXCEPTIONAL advantage! for a limit.
AJ boy? a- Park Avei .- Institute, i:- ?,
.s.? catalogo? v.-..; t? ; ? i what hej ?r?
$4:.o. BETH B J? ?NES, \ M . ) ?
??"AIRFIELD ACADEMY HOME BCHOOL FOR HOYS.
y 'in '.. ? :? ge .'. Sew-Y ,rk.
FRANCIS II BREtt'ER, A M. Prln., Fslrfteld i
1 Freehold institute. Freehold, n, j sots year.
Boy?' B.?a?-dlng School Priman .te. I
ltuslness Cours-. Shorthand, 1 pewi . rgraphy
(* OLDEN HILL SCHOOL I i ?II
I KING8TON-ON un - ..s S Y.
Class:. ?I. Sclentll ..-se?.
Heal:I.- tIon at ?
JOHN M. ? R iSS, A. M Frlti i ?I
IRVING INSTITUTE I r 40 !< ,?.- . wr n Hud?
?,". N. Y. 4<lt?> ?ear R- idmi? .---!.? If?. 1V...V ?turn
tne, term, t'lasa in Bu? pean Studs ?ravel? ?i,r?d ltd?
Summe-. J M. Fl'RMAN. A. If.. I-rlnelpal
?VIAPI.EW.k.d INSTITUTE, ' nc?rdvllle, I'.un IIBS
i'l ?<r ye,?r. A stl.?ful -I n? ?f the l>est t.. In
fu?e with ?nersry and ' ? ?.?k. up boy? lo "? lui M f
life. Hoy? enter l.est college? Under i '? year?, $177
_. 3. 8HORTLIDOE iTaiel A M . l'rin.
\*EW-TORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
'" CORNWALL-0N-HUD8ON, n. y.
For bo?rdi?ig raded n > Pri ..????? : Coilegee ?nd
0 vernment A?adeni!. ? ? : equipped and
lifully located on Hudson Rlvei 4 - We?!
Point. F??r ratslogue ? : tr--- s ?' JONES, ? I .
IkENNBYLVANIA MILITARI COLLEGE,
? HES1 BB l'\
Thlrty-founh ?????? . 18th.
CIVIL ENGINEERING ' i: ,
riiEMisTR* m a ? ai:rs '?. I' ?
Thorough work In Lahoraioile?, I Iran*
ALSO PREP A ft tTOR*
INFANTRY, ARTILLER1 "?NI? i .'. vl.l:V DRILLS.
gue? ,.f
RIVERVI?-; ACADEMT.
?v?th year. Prepare? ? ? for Colled?
rnmen* Arsdeml, ?nd B A
e?t?'led at Rlvervtew b) Be>*Te?ary of War
Jos. y.. BI8BEE. A M. Prtncli N. T.
R:?T'?):Y SCHOOL NEW MILFORD (formerly Ham
?l-n), Lltrhfleld Co.. Conn Tl I ?-" prep* ?fol
- . ege, s. lentlfl i School? or bu i I
Homelike influences. Rev. II. I. EVEREST. M A. R- lor.
RUTGERS PR?PARATOR1 B? IIOOL
FOR ROYS.
New Brnakwlek, N J. Founded 1704.
E R. PATSON. Ph. D. Head M*?ter.
R
OCKLAND ?' ..? -fists In I I He, V.., .. n H i '
Ne? Y rk B >? and youns me) H *'? ?rad?, D.w
? i....??rinn department i WILSON, a. m , l"t. l| ?I
ST. JOHNS MILITARY .-?II??"'
MANEES NEW-YORK.
Neat t.r:r. begin? Beptembei ISlh IHlB
WM VERBECK. Pr?std?nl.
THE HIGHLAND MILITART ACADEMT, '?'.' r -?'-r.
Mas? - llegins 4'itli ?...r Sept. Illh. CI? ? - .?.'.li?
fe, Rusiness. Pie?,arat'.r?- Department?, Gymn?? im Ath?
letic? En ouraged. Carefu Training. H tnt InBuenc?*
JOSEPH ALDEN shaw. A. M Head U?
TIH--. CLINTON < LA8SICAI. SCHOOL Peek?? '. Y.
Pr.? ..:??- hoy? (horo igt ly for i'ollesi b?
i-iimmer ,?-rm open? Jun? 2*. P?H term. Sept I? '
? lea taken at Cornell. Charles W. Clinton. Ph, I?.. I'? ??
"Pin: P??KSK?LL MILITARY -.CADEMY.
I I'eekskl'.l. N, T. f?2?' year. Sen] f | listed cata
. ua? 00L. IXlUIS H ORLEMAN, 1
WORCESTER ACADEMT. Pr?rpare? ?boy? for ?ny 0*4?
?" i'-ge or s, |.-ntiflc School Building- new, wltl every
modern Impmremenl if Sch? 'II Durmilorle?, I
Hall, G)mria?lum, an?l Infirmary, will tr?
Superior p!?v groun'ls. with ne?.Ilj uni )>e.-t runnir.g
?rack. 63d year t-glrs Sept. 4 l-'o"
I?. V,' iXBERCROMniE, A. M. Prlne|p.,l
Wir.I.IST?iV BEMINART PREPARES BOTI? for ?ny
fliege ?r ?clentlflr ?? h??,l. New labor?! I ? w ?h
electr'.cRi plant. All hull-ling? heated l?y ?team Fall
term open Sept. 12 lSi?"? Ad ir?ss
Rev. WM. GALLAGHER Prln-lpal.
):. ? thsmpton, Si???
For Touns ?Lstllss.--Country.
ACADEMT MOUNT ST. L'RSULA, BEDFORD I'ARK.
N f., ??n th? ii;irie,n Railroad, nrai -' J ?tin's Col?
lege Pordhsm opposite Broni Park Thli nee Hosrdlng
snd Dai School f.,r Youns Ladles snd Children, In chant?
<.f the Uraullrtea, is equipped with ?II u> A m Improve?
ments. Th.- ?urroundtng? ?re h.-allliv and alirartnr? The
?Chohutlc v?,?r l.igln? .n the Hist Wedne? In) In .--ept.-m
ber, K..r te,,,,? __dr?es the MOTHEB SUPERIOR.
?? LASSP'AL nrd'll'.me IrstHule for Gris. I'?,ugl?k'rp?i?i.
?> N. Y. open? Sept. I7ih. |SW a >..,i Graduating
C'.ur?e ,.r rv.il,.ge pn paratmn. Music and Modern Lan?
guage?, ?.).? laltlei Mis? SARAH V II. BUTLER, Pi
CONNECTICUT, Ol : Lym? Bo?wood Brhool f??r Git',?. -
Ivocatun uasurpsssed for heslihfulne??. Lntg? build
in?-?, as-sere ground . Eieciive or Colles? Prep. Hpe.-i?|
? dvantage? 'n Art and Music Th'.r? ugl. work required.
|..r ?.. iilar? sddrem Mr-. RICH ARD sil.I. GRiSWOI.p:
DISTRR-T OF '??l.I'MIHV. WASHINGTON.
NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY t.i Y, ung Wom*n.
Suburb? of S'sshlngton, I? (' P lleglat? ?nd B>mln?ry
??our?-s. IP-autlful nr? ?in?ls. ?7.-..<K?i hull.ling?. A r ,'
tured home. $n'.n to *4'?i. Bend f?.r i>:um?-:,i?-.i CatalogtM.
?'It Is a llt-sral educalto? )" live ,r, Wa?l Ingl n "
DAR?NQT?N BEMINART for Youag ladles. West
Cheeter, l'a. Opea? Sept. in Qood building?, )?-,?uii
ful location, LenglMgee. Music, Dra? 'ng. Painting, etc
|1M per year, ?ata! .gue?. R, DARLINGTON. Pit i>.
UREW BEMINART FOR vurvi WOMEN, Camel,
B. Y.; found?,I by D.tnlel Drew, HUM; new gym
r.-Hum modernised Interior, si? ?nd prep, "nits.?;
open? Sept 2,'.. lend for ilius. circular, james m. yea
<;i*R. D. D. Pre?.
HOME INSTIT1TE, TARRTTOWN-ON l-TuDSON. A
B ?riling and Day School f,.r Girl?. .'-.liege Piepara
?lon. Re,,pen? Sept. lMh. MtH M. W. M?-I?alf, Principal.
JVT HALL, Home AM? COLLEGE PREPARATORT
School f ,r Young Ladle?. Certificate admits to Smith.
Mr?. J. ALLEN maxwell, Principal, Brtdgetoa, N. J.
JNGLESU?E A SCHOOL E' It OIRLS
NEW MILFORD. I.II'i'HFI ELD (30., CONN.
Open? Tu.s'luy. ? ?< t.l.er l?t, lsuf.
Po?t graduate curs?. Mr?. WM. D. RI*A'"K. Patrone??-.
?AKEWooD. N. J., THE OAKES. Boarding ?nd Day
J School for Toung Ladle? and little glil?. Tenth year
begin? Oe? .1 College prepsrstioa. Special courses. En?
dorsed by well-known phjsl'Un?, edUCS4ora< ?nd clergy?
men. For 11r- ?i 1.?i e addres? th?
_ Missi-.s FARRINOTON, Lshewood. N. J.
LYNDE? HALL S?ll'??.| for Tounfl Udle?
SAMUEL WELLS niVK, A M ,
_ Poughke. psle, N. Y.
MISS UCLKLEY'S S' llniil. r? ?R GIRLS.
TAllllYTOW N ON- HUDSON
Principal?: Mlull L RCLKLEY, Mis? K.P. PLUMLEY.
M1S.S C. K. MASON S .SCHOOL Kill: ?ilRI.S
The <^a??ic. Tsrrrtown-os Huit?.,n. N y.
Advanthge? <?liy and ?uhurl?. Refer lu Rt. Rev. H. C,
Vetter,_lion, ?'hauncey M Depew.
MISS TOWNSEND*S SCHOOL f "It GIItl.sr^?esdemlo
?nd cllege preparatory uepa: tmentv Special courses,
^4 Pi.rk Place. Newr.ik. N. .1
kf ISS DANA'S BCHC-OL FOR GIRLS,
i'l Mor-I?to??n. New Jersey, re-open? S.ptemtier 2Sth.
Ne?rnee?i to ReW-Tofk afford? ?pedal ?.ivaniages. f>rt|fl.
cate admit? IS Smith. Wellesley an?l Italtlmnre Colleg?.
Music ?nd ert. Re?id?-nt native French and German
teacher?. Boarding pupil?. 1700.
MISS~~BA?RD'fl"'INSTITUTE FOP." GIRLS. Norw"ilk.
Conn.?Twenty-fourth year. Primar?. Intermedl?te,
and College Preparatory coune?. Music, an, and the Lm
guagM. Careful attention to morel? ?nd manner?. N?w
buildings, ?teem heat, lacandsscsat light, gymaeslua_.
Jneinutton.
For Tonas Ladies.? Country.
NITRE DAME Of? MARYLAND.?CeOeae for young
ladlea ;""? i preparatory achool for girl?; regular and
i . -1... 11 - - ? - mttsio and art speclaltle?. Conducted by
Of Notre Dame
ROLAND PARK, near n.-iflmore, Md.
? i?W *rORK Rocheater.?LIVINOBTON P"*RK SEM
il INARY, V CHURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRL?. Pre.
?area Vor .-?,liege. .iT-h year pena Best IS, 1*1'.'? For clr
! ?rulara addreaa Ml?? OK'IROIAJT STONE. Principal. ^
ST. AONBS SCHOOL Albany. New-Tnrk.-Under the
.llr?-??tl ,n of Bishop DO ANE Regular ?nd Optloaal
Cours-a In all Depert'Tieti?? of Study. Special advantages la
Language-, Music and Art. ?lymn.islum. ??th y?ar.
Iflaa ELLEN W. BOTH. Principal.
STAMFORD, CONK U?BA AIKENS KHOOL FOR
GIRLS. Specialty: Mind training, i -entrated st?
tentlon and memory. Preparation f? r rr.ii.-ge.
?Till-: WOMAN'S OOLLEOR OS RALTIMOrb.
? JOHN r. GOUCHKR, PreeMeaL
NEXT BESUON wild. SBOIM SEPTEMBER IT, i?t?.
PROGRAMMES SENT ON APPLICATION.
THE OWNING SEMINARY FOR OIRI.H, ?ing-Slng-on
the Hudson. Ml?? C. C. FULLER. Principal. 2Sth
yea? begin? September 18._
?TIEMPLE OBOVB SEMINARY. Saratoga Springs. N. T.
1 Graduating, College ?nd I'nlveralty preparatory, and
V? ti_n.il ?.?unies, for young women; 41st year, $326.
?. F. DOWD. I'h. D. Pr.a.
'pi!E MIMES ANA BLE'8 EXOUSH, Pr-netl ?nd ?Ter".
a man I.ling a-i I I>s> School. New-Hrunswlck. New.
JerM-y. College l'rc| ar.itlon, Art and Music. Apply for
ri rentara, _?
otAUttrr lane sninou
Hoarding. Day an?! Qi liege Preparatory fur Olrta. 89th
rear ?;:" Bept 33th. For circular, address
Mr?. THEODORE H RlfHAI'.D.. Prlnelpal.
Mis? SAl'.A LOUISE TRACY. A. M., Associ?t? Principal.
Oermar.town. Philadelphia.
For Botb Sex?..?Country.
CLATBRACR COLLEGE AND HUT? SON RIVIH
INSTITUTE, at Claverack. N. T.-A < lassie?; Semi
nary of high grad?. for I?)? and girls. Reaullful and
hi ilthful location ?n the Hudson River Valley. A record
of f'?rty-one reara of uninterrupted ?urre?irul educational
w rk Cbasenratory of Music. Art and Elocution. 42d
yeai begin* Sept. 1?V For catalogues, addresa
Rev. A. 11. FLA' K. A. M . Prealdent.
CHAl'IAylw Mm STAIN INSTITUTE, Chappaiiua.
N. V \i m the billa, .12 mile? 'rom New-Y rk A
boardlng-ochooj f?.r boya and girl? under care of Erdende.
J FRIENDS SCHOOL FOR B?TH IBXBS.?FMnded in
17?4 EseeUeni h ma, siudenta from IS states. All
denominations. Tier ugh wort in English, snene?, ila?.
alca Mi lie and Art Addresa AUGUSTINE JONES.
1.1. 11 . I'l .1 ?-lue. K. I.
IJENNINOTON (N J.) SEMINARY Convenient to
\....? York, Phllad'a Rail "?d Wash's r.?)th ?i'i.
.?.?'.Di yeai Healthful Beautiful. H teachers. 12 course?,
?', ?? i. I.Mfnlly llluairated i.atalog'ies a?l
drees THOMAS IIAM."N. D I?. Pr?sident.
1>EDDIE INSTITI TE, Hir-.HTSTinW. N. .1 I?, -h
?exea lt.; ,-.. ? r ?',,'>g'. Teaching. Rusin-??;
il ? ign In Oerman Fren?*h Mualc, Art; 2">th rear opens
Bept. ?lth. REV JOSEPH E. I'ERRY. Ph. i?.. Pria.
?*|7ILLIAMSPORT OICKINS?ji SEMI.N xp.Y Roth
" arges Regular and Elselltre ?'ourses !?.gre.? c.?n
f.ir?*! Pit? r , "oll?-ge. Mualc, Art. M? dem Languages,
e.e. trie light, h?.ine comforts.
\?, rite ?
E i GRAY, f> iv. Preeldeat, RTIUemepert, Pa.
WESLETAN ACADEMY ROTH SEXES Nine CWUSSS,
Specialist? in Classics, Art r?nd Mualc Enlarg?!
menl ?-:*??* superior ndviin'anre? ?? umlernte ex?
pensa 7*.'!h reai Opens '?? ; I II, iw< Sot catalogue ?
B.ldreie REV. WM. It. NI.'VIIAI I., l'rl-i . Wllbraham.
Masa
Mlscellanenu:..
THE PRINCn M. ' ? srell kaowa Prepar?i-?rv Sehed
f ,r i, ?? ? ?, Into hi faml
Th?*?e are the I in erred. Ad?ir??_ L W. P.,
? : .:.fi '
Cuhool ^.pfncica.
\MERtCAN AND FOREIGN TEAi'IIFRT AGF.N'T
., . . ? ? - l-.i, -i.?r?. 7 iti '? ?i'?- ? ?.
4:0.. to Collet . m . I am !:-? AM
Mrs M .1 YOUN?! PI LTO.M 3? Union Sauare.
1,y ISK TEA?*HERS* AOENCIE* '?-?' I U
r . HI.. gel. W !? K-rr.
I? V. Hay ? <m .*. ?A o Prat?, H, . . Managers W !-*? av?.
|\| tllAM i ? ?r?? , ? i, " ;? ?
i'l f ? g irrn'111,1, ???? . in a" deats :
fmnimrr t.r?or. _*'uii>co.
Summer homes on Long Island.
"Long ls>and." a n?-a . -
;. . ?... ? S( maiding.
? in I. rig Uland . .. lion ai IIS, l???.
. *.,. Hem Y -i e? 993 l ??? m ?i ,
llrooklyn i immer Bureas, an l ?t I ; ?*?
. ? I. I II II It ?:?ii. ?- ?? : 1 6 rnt? ir. .'?rtin
? h m -Mr, n ? ?' nag" L L it U . L, .?
Island c-iv
Cinmincr nroorto.
.33."
ltJOf? FEET ELEVATION IN THE ?1RBAT VIROIXIA
?
IN AM ??--.. 1.1X1 ATE
? ,. SI UM EH, I'.l.i'lM : F' I. PALL
IIILISIIMENT IN
l'A.
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l -?' v? ?? n. ? ?- .c
a K. I Al I.I N W ml g- n Vi
AUK I'd.l.l.I. \ IKW
.... . plumbing; ar.
i.s.ui. ?.*... ? i . - i.if,it?, 40 gueata I ; ? i.t.R
BF'f K ISLAND. R I BUMMRM A .
1A HOTEt.
? ? , * . ? r. i ? ? ?.,?, i. t ???i?. tele?
, ;,-, - . |2 SO pel ?1?! SI4 i??? *r*k \x ?
t ?'. ? II XMPI.IN IToprlet?ir.
l; t RANDALL, Wajiag^r.
/M.AI:1
I. XRENI ? >N II? il'SK AN!? rOTTAGI J
A 1 ? lUlll (??-'.-, M III
i :.??;?
"
? i ? M FLI HER, Hi w
CVF.- KILL MOI 1TAINS BTAMPI RD, N. Y.
HAN? KOI i HOUSS ANH ?-OTT A.?
*e?|e:l, 'I ' f,
I | ?
cent vl< ...< i,. .:. ??>???..?!
GE? il i ? ' (PI
("? ATSKILL MOUNTAIN- THE VISTA HAINES
1 ' ? ' .?-???? Nj
bar au appolntmenta Aret-ctaas. s I? S<X)TT, Pi p
/ ?ATI KILLS LOX-HURST.
\ .?i n 1 096 ft . f'.r flO? ample p?*-lors | ..,/.???. la?n.
I ?. ? ilara. RAM?ELE RUI K. Ms'i ? ? l ... la :. ?.
IFRANKLIN 11 il Si: Franklin. Pe|. Cn.. N. Y.
i. I board; Luge, alry runiiii, b,w r?t^s.
v.- i i'X'rr?:H?i*: i-r.p-r.
(? l,EN LARE H? 'i Ft.
t :<*.,r I.?,.?? G? rg? Vtry Mouniall. Air. Rr?ut!fij|
Bcenenr, AU Amusements; Escilent Calalns. M?*?!erat.
t.ll?*!?.
s T. rii'.l?: Aid.. ITop., GI?n l_ike, H, T.
HOTEL E.-'Sli K. Highland Lake. Pa- Summit of ?!
enle? l???. bracing atmosphere Sanitation r.?rfe. i
?excellent. Apply_ H M ESSIFK. M U
||OTEI TRAYMORR,
ATLANTIC riTT. N I.
ApP'Inimem? complete Ix>c?tlon uneni-elled.
I? H WHITK, JR.. Proprl.tor
HEATH HOUSE, S I.iholey ? Mounlaln Springs, N. J.
REAI TIF1 I. MOUNTAIN RESORT
POSSESSING EVERY ATTRACTION
00 Milea fr.n? ,N T. City, ?d'ciilar? 4c, at Room %,
M? ?. ; .1 ?.m Bids . H. Y.
XV. E. COLEMAN._
HAT ?!?: A IVAN NA INN Hfl?r.'S UKR N J fit tb.
mountain lop Lake ?lew. Cool bree/e? No moi.i'il
t,,i*s. table ?insiirpi?-? I Moderais rate? A. XV Ilr? wn. pro.
11 OTEI. RICHMOND,
_ Atlantic t'lti ? J Appolntm?-nt? flrsi-ri???. r.le.
valor, mi?, parlor, He _ J. D. PEASE
||(?i EL a la: m?
II OPEN ALL Till YEAR. Bam Mansgemen.. ?iood
etabllng on the pretal ? *
New-Mllfnrd. Lllchfleld Co., f'.inn.
MOUNTAIR DALE, SlI.I.IVAN roi'NTT. N. T.
A ?j ?.?-t. rrsttul I. m* tot i?*f!ned p?><(i|<* Th? lu,use 1?
n? w und Ii/im ??11 modern convenient?? Fruit ?r.d vege.
uil?? freah dallj from ih? "Mente-Valle Ranche?'* i)?ir
choie? b?rd ?f .i??r ?-?n faralsh ?he milk sad batter. E??r
terms a-u pain, . lai a, ;, '
MoN'IE VALI.F HOUSR,
Mountain I'al?. Sulilvun County, N. Y.
>ASSACONAWAT INN.
.??l:K 'I.IFFS. MAINE.
NOW OPEN. Kl HNI.-II 11? ''iTTAdKH TO RENT.
ROMER OILLIS. Manager. _
>ROSPECT HOUSE, Ea?.? Btroudsburg, Ivt.n lleauil
fuiiy located; laig?* lawns, laaala, croquet; pur? ?a.
it; all cnveir?; laie? reasonsMe. Mr?, i'i.-i? Uearr.
1>ROI i'l?.? T fOTTAGE,
TORYHANNA MONROE OOOITTT. PENN.
Healthful; no malaria ?> moequltoee; flabing. hunting;
iMig? m?|,ii?.ii?. ?id , oiineciin? r, ,i?in?, home rooklngj
tertna m derate; circulara MES. EIAVARI? RI.ack.
? In. ETON HOTEL.
T3 CAP! MAY. N. J.
Fined fracture ?n tha Allantlr Cnaat.
NEW MANAGEMENT POPULAR PRICES.
Fur late? und Information addreaa
Il M ?'AKE.
Also. Im N'iinundl?-. Washington. D. C
U I'lHN'l LAKE BEACH, N. J
*?-' HEI.MONT ? ??TTA'iES
f?pe:, June IS, 1W8. A. M. MYERT
QEA O?RT, N. I the TREMONT
? Special eaaiwui ralea tOrat Hv ea the be,-\?*h. Every
r?> ?in an ocean view Artesian water. Eirelbnl luble.
_ _ J. S. HlNKri'lN^
SHELTER ISLANIi HEIOHT8, H. V
THE HAY VIEW HOUSR.
A s?*lec| Family bonne al m?-^?:;???* |?rI? ?*?. W. M. Hnlght.
y. ELMER.
?iRN'W AI.L-ON HIIiSON. Hellghtfully altusied
M untaln resort, in? I er ?m? management 91 year? open
i I? WM I! ELMER. Manager.
?"-the Sinclair! bethlbh?m, whit. m?s. n h.
1 Ext.nalv* imiii >vemenl. ali.c* last year; lighted
through?.?!!, music hall. DUROIN A CO.. Prop?.
Clnular?. etc . at I I'.i-** PI.. N. E. Bureau of Information.
ASIil RY PARK. N. J
IE
For circular? ?ddre?. THOS. NOBI.B.
?T?!!!-: FENI ?
THE STRATFORD. OCEAN GROVE. R. J.
A popular Hotel. M?ln-av*. Clise to tha oc.an. AU
araoUv* room?. Flrst-cla?? tabl? Modsrate
A. W. LTMAN. ?as 11?.
?nmmer Resorts.
CTHOU
NOW OPEN.
Fer Urm? and rlr. ul.i-, apply to W. T. ORAEF.
niue Mountain U?m, N. s.
ADIRONDACK M? lUNTAINS.
EMM^0(D)E3 DQ(IDQi)?E,
f.lizahethtown. n. y., SOW OPEN, Strictly n-?t
c?a??, mod?rale prices. Thoroughly renovated ?nd under
new management. Location elevated and dry, Tal ti I
best. Delightful climat., pletureaqu? ?un landing?, beau?
tiful drl.es, tine t.-nnis court? elc. Writ? for clrculM
giving full particulars. CHAS A FERRISS. Man'g'r.
ADIRONDACK?.
AT EPPER CHATEAUGA1 LAKE.
Magnificent l_,cat|. n. Modern house. All outdoor ?porta
No hay fever. For term?, etc.. address
_ C. W. BACKUS, Merrill. N. Y.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
TTME WORlllD?(IDDBa
ELIZABETH lu UN, N. ?. Located UBlMsl UM grandes!
mountalo ???lier). I i.? largest and liii.st i . ??? In th?
place. Table and servies unauipaaaed. My farm? and
garden? ?uppiy the h.use with fresh milk, Cresa, butler,
'gt?. chicken?, and vegetal le?. Pure running spring Watel
throughout tl>e house. El.-.trlc helle, bslhs and latest
??nltary pl?in,l?ng, <>rche??ra. bllll.i.l?. bowling glleys,
flse tenni? and croquet, lawn and charming drive?, pure,
dry. Placing air; POSITIVELY NO MoSQt'tTOES, NO
MaLakia. M> taUy-ho cosches and carrtagee Meet sil
t??>ai? ?nd train- at ?Tsatport, snd c?,r.n?-ct with regular
?tage? >?i Keene '"ulle-. Cascad* l_?ke, Ad,r?,ndack Laxlg*
? nd Ijike PI?.-Id ProcUTS thr.vigh tickets. Telegrapii.
expresa ?nd 'Icket ? fflcee In the h u
tlty reference?. ORLANDO KELLOOO, Proprietor.
FACINO BEAUTIFUL LAKE MASSAWEPIE, RI'SIIT IN
THE HEAI'.T UK THE A I ?I IKIN'I ? A? KS YET
REACHED IN 9 HOURS FROM N. T.
MOTEL MlifilLi,
?'HILDWOLD PAI.K. N. ?. ?
Every faclllt] I i boating, driving, bunting, camping,
etc. COTTAOES In RENT I'.n , , ! 1 ?n applica?
tion. WM. Y INOOLD, Manager.
p,.?ti-.i*n.?? address, Mssssweple, N. X.
ADIRONDACKR
>_lr
1-AKL ?LA U'. N. X.
Hear-, of the Adirondack ?Mountain?. 2.0H3 ft ?bor?
tide. The large.? i.i,.'. linkst I?., el in ?In? part of ih?
region. Ms- beautifully lo? a??d l*i*" :? l-ske I'lacld ?nd
Mirror l.ak?? Surrouoded i mounialne t..nering ?tve
th ?usan.l three huiolr-d f? et high Fine Tenni? C lit?,
BsSSball ground? ?nd beautiful drues Send for phut-.
eraphle clrrul??. J A. A Q. A. STEVENS, owners ?nd
FT, ..rleto,,, ij,i?, pUrld N T.
??a DOrotEDr. DG-RL
NEW; ?STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS.
!n the n.id-t ..f (he grand??! ?c-M?ery it? 'lie ADIRO.N
DATKS. Near th? beautiful USADLE LAKES,
?.?pen? June IM!, ?li*clal r??e? ...r th? e,,rly ?eesoa.
DEEDl* A HOUnilTON. I'r prie? a.
BEEDEH ESSEX ?"O, N Y
AT FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, MAY tB-BX_
ADIRONDA' K 11" '- : AINS
K??D USSR ' BBS.
Bilssbethlown, N Y. ? ?pa lly, 129 iui . I . ly larg?
maple grove, from which Ih? hnua? name;
always t?e?l ??-o?it; pure ?prtng ???
ter oa every floor, no rooequltoe* I no m?.
?*na; ?n - t i?tl .-. ' I i't y.
ADIRONDACKS
CJLSCJ w 51,
CA8CADEVILLE NI '>'? ?? 'RE.
BSTBtlea, : !?.'. ft . heal troui Ashing in m-untains-,
hosting, l-.wli-ig tenni?, etc., telegrsph ?.nd P. O. In
h(.u?e .?-end for c|p .1 vr.
CHAS FCRT, M'g r E M. WB8TON, Prnp.
TTME ' i ' M9
SA RAN v I ,AI
ern Improvement? s.
- ? ,: : . '.
A LIRONDA?"*)"? TAHAWUS Mol SE in beautiful'
K-en? Vallej II . ?? : I .ill -i? ? -. -n ??.
lancing hall ? lag?
walks am. drives. G. w. Ega N v.
noKKARJ ? ? ii -i. -..I
I? ADIRONDACK MOI NTAINB
?\ f?-? - ? 1-cIaM Frer-h
tal I? .! i ?- I . le ?j O M. P IH ?NNARD.
)' ' - . ". Y . or E '? RIKER, I 2H
it
MANSION HOUSE ?ND rOTTAOBS,
RS ISLAXI NY. OPEN IUNI I " !??
lo .-? .r ,n , . - s -;l .New
. 'v . ? of N. Y. a It. Il R R.
?? r ' . .??...?
'??-?- - . : *
- ? ? ? ? - ! , r.
-ret to rent, with I
' . . .i?r. W. .'. WHITE.
.
?TEH.
OLI N Kl M M IT. l'A.
2?00 fee? eUrstto-i n ii.? I.EHHill VALLEY R. P.:
n-untain sir; ?;.?'ig ????-:. ell ??. I?rn impl '?'m'n'i;
--loi..n?.
? I. etc., ?I Metro
' . ? -. I . ? I m Ci N Y ' 'M v
S, Il CR**SBT. Manager.
. DQd - ?.;
? ? ?(DTTTT? IE I,
M:'.v ?LONDON, ? "N.N .
MOM "I'l'N
"A III tlHTFI't. < ? '.'? *..??- 'IF SeHtltHR?: AND
' ?H N ? I'.V I.IK' AT TJM* PBQ
* - - .i ? ' 'urnUhed ? nsges, with hotel ssrili ?
??; ? ?rd st for lb? ?ssseo Photoigrsph? ?-1
r?i:?r? In N Y *? Th? Outlook, 13 Ac i PL For t?ru.?
?i.d cli , ? Irees
ULAN? HARD .t HAGES Htm t ! -. '?>nn.
).l ROPE AN API I.I All"-. ?I l-ii.. ? v i
INK ?LAI ION. HA ; hi- v.M. i ?. il, ??
Full RHEUMATISM CATARRH -KIN' II BASES.
Pamphlet?, n, i . f i. uees ?nd pr)?-?rs grati?.
J? UN II T.AKDNKR A S??N'
Mie.t-r 1 .
? H 1? %V. LAWSON ifoifnerlj ' v ., , Hill Hotel),
Manager. Msahsnael II :??. Bufl ? . N. Y.
Pritllebopi. Verm?.nt BMUtlfull) ?Itualed ..n the b?nk?
St ".e Coanectlrul * from N. \ Isrge, piensan!
r?. ns. e|e\?i ,r mi I ?i; in . .i?t?, well trained
?ervants; ulelne uneicell? f N Y Bend for
lllus.r^te,? )h? klel EDWARD A. TYLI'.R. Pr i?
NOW
OPEN.
' 0_!EiW(IDl. f9 ?B. Ua
LKI.A.M?.--' OCEAN HOUSE,
NOW ?'TEN.
THE MOST CHARMING SEAStDI RESORT IS?
AM I.HI? A.
SPECIAL RATH FOR JULY.
WAHREN Y f.ELVND. IVcp.
AI.so WINDSOR HOTEL, JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
LAKE IIOPAT? ?'N'i N. J.
OOdDlTtEiL i IQ [ES?LQK!]
NEW MANAOTME.NT. BOTEL AND APPOINT?
Ml'.NIS OF A Si l-EKIOR <|IARA<IER.
?"hinnlng mount.iln and IskS Scenery i .l-vaM,n 1.4?0
feel. i'i h. ur? fr? ni N Y. ? uy ty !'. 1^ A W. R. R.
I'n?!er ?he p.-rs. -'.il dlr-ct lot? i.f I. II. KlN'l. Of III?
TAMPA BAY HOTP1L, T WIT K, FI. v.
Addree? PoitolTlce, MOUNT Altl.lN? 1T??N. N J. _>
"l?EM (ItMM D?OTEQ
WESTERN OATSKILL M'lTMAINS.
NOW .?PEN. RAIES REDUCED POR .ULY.
Only hotel .n mountain ?<>p wut, dire ' railroad eccsss.
Through parl.r rar? lo Botel ground? T.I T v.\ l I? i.N 2.,'rfiO
111! K'Hlt Hol Its IR.iM NEW YORK lor rule?,
-r., ad.Ire .? .1 * B J CORNELL,
.-I MMIT MOUNTAIN T ", I Ister Co., N. Y.
ASBURT TAHK. B, J.
0(DILEiiSjai9 [KKDllOQEs
Directly s ?tie ).-?cli open Thurs.l.iv. Jun? 27. For
rale?, dlagrcm? and lnf.,rmallon SddlSSS
T. P. ?TBLCH, ' hi.f T'.e,k.
The Coleman Huu?,-. A?l.ui> Paik, N. J.
F?SlWro0i3W?u-? MdDQDSCE
&m ??WA?EI po
ON THE BOUND, OPPOSITE NEW-1-ONDON.
TEN 111 SEASON.
UNDER THE ORIOINAL MANAGBMEMT.
A ?eool. healthy, ?ml d-dlghtful lun.n.i reeort, ?b?o.
lutely fre? from iiii-??iult?.'e?. Bathing. b...iiing. tl?htng.
,r. MATTHEWS S BTE1NLE, Managers.
^TKJIE :? [ira?llE?"
Uni".un,i?.I su?-? ?ss ?f ?b' ".-w SBd f.i-l,|oi,.ibl.. sumner
reenn opened ?his ?ea?on ?? ROgemere, I. I . l.?i??e.-t,
Arverne nn.l Wace Tust, ml'? n ?ml?-- 11? ? i.? N??? )??....
Pationlsed by the heel i. Ou? it? charmed with It?
,..fined ?and abundanl hospitality. Surf ?nd ?till bathing
m perfection, iif'v priest? hsth? Hoallng, fishing
everything thai make* ?essld? llf? delightful, oclsll) ?nd
otherwise, i>i?n tin Ortol*ei For rtif-uUi ??idree?
A. E. 1?H'K. E.lg.uier... I.?,ng Island.
OOdDTTCECL MY? ?Dfl?DBlLlE'?.
..ota) FEET ELEVATION ON THE CATSKILLS.
Thl? ELE'iANI HOTEL . .,r?n. ?ml will lie ?-..nduvled
In th-. ?ame llber?| manner a? beret, foie. V.ldre?? JOHN
11 HTHTis. JR., Proprietor, Rua ter, N. Y. _
' W51.li3IT(S?(!J^TG?M?.A,n
fPRINO LAKE. N. J -New elev?t?>r und ??Hier improve
menl?. Open June tat for -??on. H K. LETT!! WORTH.
TOY?lOOtL'lj, Ka O?
PLIMPTON HOUSE AND ANNEXES,
OB?? sad isadjr lor hu?ln??s. Writ? for circular te
viru. ?_?- w ? WILLIAM KTTiIr
5nmmer Heeort?.
THE HALCYON"
iMummii *, halcyon mall.)
Mlllbrook, Dutchess Co., N. Y.
't Rult, furnished, and conducted
more i? g magnlllo'nt English
country house than hoiel. Ha? no
i^uai anvwhere in quiet rtagsaceor
neliirsl I.H.lion. Kl'-VHtloii 1,1??)ft
Unique in il.-*?ig,,, id?*-..l In managc
1 m**nt m** this ?ca.?oni. perfi-ct cui
? ?Inc. ?.?.??oil ul drive?, charming rouu
,iv wlih ??e.?T) lu? mru England.
IUf? n-uoni u? AA 'x-t day and up
???.nl*? S|M?clal by the ?eeeon. 2\
hour? from ?.rand Central Station, N. Y.
l-_niiiiliin of 11. K. Rohkhwi*?. Ik.. Proprietor.
Special Parlor ? ar in li"i.?l Ic?rea N. Y. on 3 *X r. ?_
bpci
train,
n, Fridays and Sa-nr.lay?.
A f At Heantltnl
Avon I n n ^^i?;^
NOW OPEN. The mc?t elegantly appointed hotel
on the Jers.y coaat. For ratea, diagram?, and ?v.nerin
f.rm.'i : address FARINTOSH A AMER. Propre.
THE WAUMBER
AND COTTAOES.
.TFFFKRSON. WIIITK MOI tlTAINS. R. H.
Through parlor car from New-York dally. Accommoda?
ti na for 800 gue?t?. Amuaement? Include Of It Link?.
T.i.nl?. *c. HORACE PORTER. Manager.
POLAND SPRING.
P .land Spring RoaSS open June 19 to Oct. 1!? Mansion
Holm ?II ?ear H.-.me for the cel?hrated Polnn?! Sprln?.
N. l?. S n m m rr Resort Ass's?. 3 Park Place, N.Y.
GRAMO Mil HOTEL
For lllu?trated pamphlet address
WOOL LEY aGERRANS. Proprietors,
(?rand CoWttAf, )
Muele Festival "?At'O. 1 TO 4.
Hr.i Carnival, )
.
? STMMG'8 S??!!"
SARATOCA SPRINGS. N. Y.
For hwilth or pl-a?ur?. The appointments of a ?rat?
ela?? hct?l. elevator, electric bell?, ?team, ?un parlor and
promenade .,n the r<v>f, eultea of r.?oin?, with bath?,
c .-,.?. . el??? trtelty; all bathe and h?nilfh appliance?, new
Turkish, Rusatsn and natural sulphur water bath?, lawn
tennia, croquet, et?-. Opea all the >..ir. Sead Ipr lUaa?
tr.it.?.i circular, _
RossiTER HOUSE. SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. T.
Philt ?ind Regent sts., fine rooms, excellent culaln?.
Tema reaennaWe, wM. O. BOOKM, Prep'r.
KAATEESKILI. MOUNTAIN.^
TEL kmtemhll
4 HOURS PROM ?"IRANI? CENTRAL STATION.
vu H. X. Central ai '. ""? Etevettag Railway, By tra?as
leaving N. Y. r? ?<? A M. and I JO P. M. KAATERSKIU.
FLYER, Saturdays, 1 ?mi p m.
Also via vYcst Shi re Railway and Stony CtOVg Route.
from Wem ?2d St., N. Y. at 11 A. UL. and 3 4.". P 11,
taya a? 1 :1S P M
EXCURSION TICKETS FROM NEW-TOME TO
KAATER8KILL, GOOD PROM FRIDAY UNTIL MON?
DAY NIGHT, $'* '-??.. VIA ?TEST SHORE BOUTS.
HOTEL KAATKRSKILL > '< .
KAATEESKILI. F ?'. OREEN? <<>. N. T.
MANHATTAN HEA?*H.
SWEPT HY OCEAN BREEZES.
MAMNATTA? HWH,
CBEEMTALJIOTEL,
THE FINEST nOTELS OV THE ATT.ANTIC ?-OAST.
](3)_D? [La Qao
ON GREAT SO, TH HAY.
Cp?n f? r Um .*??*.. 11 Ali ini>Jern improvement?.
?>, d stabling ?n premises _._ting and fla.ung.
HENRI I. SAYI.ES. M.n*g?r.
PA__0f?(Dg._ OKSift
BAST?N. PENSA.
Dtree. gpei 1.-1. rat?? fir Sunday, tn
: f?r*-s. ut Ralli ??I tli k?*t office?. F ?r t?rm? s.dre??
JOHN MAXWELL Manager.
BERKSHIRE HIL
YC_[E _.(Mi7[L(!D?
NOW OPEN fat circuler?, ro,m plane ?ni term?, ad
grru the manager.
. k McLaughlin, wh.liamstown. mass.
' DOiTTlECL [SGBQ2Eii?OT(IB__."
ASBUK. PARK, N. J. "
furectly cn th? licuh. Th? leading hotel In tv.ty re
?:???;. Addre?- MORGAN a PARSONS.
TMCE ?E(!D?_(_._-?
BLACK ROCK BEACH, CONK.
fK? MINUTES FROM NEW-YORK Trains hourly,
?s THE MOST PICTCRBSQL'E RAT
? ? HE HOUND Driving, ba'hing. howling, fishing,
ar.j gll ** immer tmueemeats,
A BELK?*T REKORT AT MODERATE RATES.
s? i:i 1 vi. rates to toung Men.
OEO s. HARRAL, BRI_H_EPQRT. CONN.
MtTEL llTHf
N'ETHERWi ?"I . N. J '
Th!? elegant 1 t?*i la ? ?rv modera ?-on
ven lene? r r th? pleeeure and ? mfon t lia patron?,
? lupertor es? ?-' m ? fortj Bve minut?e
rk Central ?f New-Jersey; commut?t loa,
? lilp; terme reai nable on applies?
JOHN BPITLBR.
. BOQEQB Mil^is"
AN;? COTTAOES I AWI.INO. N. T.
F ? ? , ? ?,? ,'iiun-bill ?ns; DO minut?e trots ?Jrand
(entisl lopot. Harlem K. H.; H fast trains dally each
??> Ben 1 f r ein ul.ir.
ASSres? C V. LANSING, Meneget,
* A '?**?"?"*>-?. 1 ^??.??Xr. N. T.
??T_.f_M,r?]f_fQ) ?
Hi "TilIS
MOST ACCESSIBLE LA ROE HOTEL IN THE MTS.
F ir hi ire fr ?m New York. fU- mlnutea from ?iepot; re
itea for July, s.i.t for t- ?klei
C D. TYLER. Prop.
New, modern, homelike: hot-waier heating. F??r cir?
cular addi.-s? U ? H. B. PRESTON.
STAMFORD, N Y. Por booklet and term? addre??
W. D. ATCHI.NSON. Stamford. N. T.
?_0__ E?l?DDDeOD?lp
(Stamford. N. Y. All Impruvement?. Capacity M. Circular.
A C. VAN DTKE.
__{_)_](_ [B[E_\?G._
On ?he Atlsatle, forty-five minute? from Sew-T.nk. via
Leag Island Railroad, a strictly Mrstclasa hotel at reason?
able rates; ?peels! term? by the *?eek.
A i Ireee >r lelegrspS
THOMAS It RRCSH.
Conntrn Doar?.
BERKSHIRE Ashl-y ll:ll .'i.**age iln Mt. Waahlngton).
El*vaied, healthful, cool. Home comforta Terme. $7
10 |10. Mr*. L MKI.Il'S, Alandiir. Ilerkahlre Co., Mass.
n/iin, BUSINESS: ?'OCNTRY. REST.
\j A CHANGE ENJOTED FACH PAY IS REST."
I'eligbtful sail, half hourly; eight mil??, forty minute?
from r 11> superior . ?ar.l and uocmmcdstlon? ?af?.
quiet, elegant eurroundlnssi leaals, buwllng. all healthy
an-.iiaemenis $7 per w?.?k. Addre??
\V E. SHKl.lxiN. I'r.i'n I'ark. West New Rrighton. B. I.
F*? IRST-CLASS BOARD at m ?derate rate at the
? ill.man FARM AKT SCHOOL for ?Salts only.
ARTISTS .ml ?li.mi- frond? preferred, but .?Ih.-i? will I?
takes Reference? ar? required In order thai are may net
re elve objectionable persona; large house, Sue groun?l?.
good beds firs) elaaa table; no mosquitoes: tint landscape
fill?? and pletureeque ecenerj on the Maaaaqaaa River;
boating: i nine? fron; Lakewood Write 1er terps, AJ
drets WM. A. I'Rli'KITT.
Ollnian Farm. Lower Squar.kum. N. J.
Uoarb an? Uoomo
WANTED.
TWO LADY PATIENTS.
Furnish board. Electric and hyglenlo treatmenta, with
ateam cabinet, electrothermal batha, Ac.
Pleasant part of town.
Fine ??-enery; pleasant rooms.
Terms minlerate.
Private family.
DR. HELEN FISK HOFFMAN,
Mi E. llroad-at..
Rethlehem, Penn.
(To tft for Unsinrss Pnrpoies.
?Mj??rB A.NI> HALF FLOORS TO LET.
1 WITH POWER DAY AND NIGHT IN THB
METROPOLITAN REALTY BUILDING;
FIREPROOF:
atae 60x204. wlndowa on four ?ides; fronting Brooklyn
bridge. William and Roe? ate.
RULAND * WHITING. S Baal
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE?. *
The only sale yesterday at the auction rooms mae,
by William Kennelly, at the Broadway Salesroom
under foreclosure proceedings, of the plot on tho
south side of La*her-st? 100 feet west of Eiwooi?
ave., Klngebrldge Heights. 75xl_5x76xl24.l. to 0?
plaintiff, Maria W. Dlttmar. for ?.OSO.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
.th-a?. a a, 30.*? ft e of Avenue D. 50x216 (West- ,
cheater County) ;. Saran H W'llklnaon to Will
lam W Kai ber. MS
Same property, Emma H Martin to William W
F?rber . ?M
Morrls-ave, a e comer, lot 11?, being lot 117, map
211 lots, part ?f Downing estate, 24th Ward;
Thomaa Will ama and wife to Mary E Dos?y- fff
2d .iv?. n ? ?. ?An ft n e of lut-*'. lH.8H.7a
.r?.0x7O; Lena K Du_*?ba?-h to Augusta Tailor.. \
l?th-st. n a. UO.lO fi e of ?roadway, ?.?x2e.Tx-i.8x
1S.I ?No ?1 Eaat 12th ?ti. Richard II Clark? to
Joaef Steine.. 4O.0W
Rlvtngton-at. No 144; Henry M Oreenoerg to Toby
Oreenberg . Ill
2?th and ?WO? st?, centre line, 80U.8 ft w of 7th
?ve, 46.10x58,2x14.1>x4_ 3k32.1xS.U. Interior lot;
Alanaon f'ary et al, irusteea, etc, to Francia
A Curry. IN
8-Vh-at. n ?. 231 ft w of Central Park We?t, Khr.
M0.8, Elizabeth W Aldrlch to Fannle M Crow
ley . m
75?h-st. ? s. 37 ft e of Riverside Drive, 21x80;
France? T l?d to L?wl? If Sp?nce. |
Rlveralde Drive, e ?, at in'eraertinn centre line
74th and 7."ith ?ts. 22.2x101.5. ram" to George
C MKe??on. t
HStl-st. ? a, ?H7 fl ft e ?f Wlllls-ave. 12 Hx100
No 710 Ka?t 143.1-si?; Margaret Mile? and hue
hand to John J (Maria . UM
9?th-st. a a. 2:8.? ft e of Slave. 225x100*; Ed- ^^
ward H Plrsson to Sarah J Plrsson ?confirma?
tion deedl . \
Same property; Jame? R To**n??nd and Henry
B Cue. nee tetare, etc, of Charle? A <*>>e. to
Edward H Plrsson . 42 Ml
27th-at. Nos 218 to 222 East; Oeorite Grau to
Minnie Grau . \
Pro#p?ct-st. n w corner Maln-al. llftotUOxtOxtflx
lOfrxfll ; Harry V Morgan, ref?re?, to Fran.-t?
Vail. 4M
Ix?t? ?2. S3. 70. 71. 84, 85. f?2. 03. ion. 107 and
116. map Arden property. 24th Ward. Lily L
Shlrmer to Annie M f*?i?tello . 12,SM
124?h st, No 227 East; William Allen to Thear-n
I r?ean . 1
llSth-st. No 304 West! Joseph I)alk?r and wife to
Joseph Dalker and wife. Joint t?nant? . |
53d st. s s. 325 ft w of Otli-ive. 25xl?V>.3. U part
William Murrav and wife to Herman R B?
oiini.'in . |
21-?t. n ?. I3*?4 ft e of Mh-av?, .Xl.txlOO <W??t
?-hesier); the New-Tork and W'akefleld c-?mp..ny
Co-operaflve liuiidlng and Iy?an Association, to
.Io??ph Y R-ihert? . 8.90S
5th-st. 3<i>5 ft e of Avenue D. ,V_2l?. ?West
?-hesteri; Eliza 1'rhan ?t al to William W F?r?
ber . tM
MtlfSt, ? ?. 241 I ft ? of 2d-av?. 16^x77.4;
?'harles j? Williams to Frnn?-?? E Williams_ 10.00S
64th-el, ? s. .14?? fl ? Of .'.lha\e. 4.'.xl?s? .',. Elliot
.nndford. re'ere?. ?? .*,!ex?n?i?r Wa?k?r. SS.(MS
r/iih-st. ? ?. ;p5 fi m ? t M-eve, in 2x100.5. Flora
Myerson to }l?i-ir\e<,:^ My?r?on. 16,Bn#
TTIth-st. No 33?i Esst; Pinche I>iwenf?ld and wife
to H?l?ne Oalewakl . 16.50#
124th-st. No 227 Beet; the Harrl?or,ville Co-opers
tlve Pii'lllnr Assoolntlon to William A'lin . 15.SO*
114th-st. ? ?. l'lO ft m of lst-ave. 25x10? 10, Mini?
Roeenliaum ami wife to Israel Franke! . IM
Madison ave. n ?' eonwr of 12lthst, 44x"5. Rohert
?? Watson, et al. executors, et?, of William Wat
s'in. ro Jacob Bchoetkowse. Vi.SM
112th ?t. n ?. l.Vi ft e of 2dav?. 2.r?xlOO.Il. Philip
lorian and wife to Ka'harlne Engelhardt. 20,001
5th-ave. ? ?. .V? ft ? of 13. 1st. 24 Ilxl?; Julius
l.lpman and ?If? nrd Johanna II rs?hrerg to Isl
!or? Blank . f
12*th-st. n ?. 347 r> ft w of 5th-ave. 12 fixO?. 11 ;
Thomas I'rown a"d wife to William M Dean,
ex propert y . J
ll?.th-?t. n s. 32<i ft w of 5th ave. 150x100.11 x25x
100.11 - 117th-stx7V Bernhard J lAidwIg and
wife to Samuel Warren. ?"A000
lst-ave. No 2.3?*4. Margaret A affrey to
Jr.hn Dann??*ker . |
1st ave. No 2,366; William 3 Anderson and wife to
William L DoWtlRf and wife. fl
lf>7th-st. n a, 15?. 11 ft w ,?f llth-ave, lfl.tOx
(14 10: John G R Lllllendahl and wife to John
H Srhnepel . SJOS
ISSth-et. n e s. 172 ft w of ?"????irtlsndt-ave, 25x
MS; ?'hartes Ii Ogden to Jame? W Ogd?n ... ,.m
Itrook-ave e ?, 4(1.10 ft n of Hflth-st. 50x100;
Frank O Bwaitwew and wife to Katharine P
Kitchen . fl
Sedgwlrk-ave. ? ? 4,Vi 4 ft n of Renwiek prop-,
erty, lei !0 an?! part of lot 11. map K B Daly.
23d Ward, (??.rife A Reeber et al to John J
Re?her. fl
Jacoh-st. ? a. ?ot? Ml and 361, map property
of P C.mhrellne. at Fnrdham and other prop
ertv; E Osborn? Smith to Ad.hn M Smith _ S.ntJS
Hull-ave, e ?. 125 ft r of S?-ott-ave. 25x110;
fame? Imane ?nd wife n Ellr.at.eth A Hamlll.. 1.00S
Preepset-are, e ?. 2.*? ft n ot Le?g?tt-ave, soxlOO;
? "hartes? D 'lgd?n to .Tarn?? W Ogden. 1
Pearl-et, N ? 257 and 2.V. ?lie Edison Electrlo
Illuminating Co of New-York to A<-o_ta Nlchol? 52.BOS
Fame property. A<-.?ta NI?-h.ol? to Harris Mandel?
baum and Fisher Lewlne . fl
J.ini???-?t. N-? 6; Fran?-e? Whslte* ?nd wife to
1'ennls She? and another . T.MI
Rroadwav, No 373: David H Mr Alpin and wife
? Wtlllam H Wilsey . fl
East Broadway, No ?1 ; Marks Levy to Pauline
Lev y . fl
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Arnold. George T. to Charle? H Arnold, as 147th
?t. 276 ft w of st Nlrhola?-av?. demand.
Rrown, Thomas, to WilMam M Dean, w s Sedg
wl?-k-ive, lo, 3. map Wtlllam O Giles estate. I
years . XO0B
Carrlngtoti. Augustus H. to Ella B Morrlll. w s
West En.l-ave. 23 ft e of SPth-at. note. ABM
Bowen, Will!? P. and wife to Man- S Todd. lot
MS, map Seellua A, V>?e estate, 3 years. SOOS
Blank. IsMnre. to Jull-j? Ltpman and another,
e s 5th ave. .Vi fl s of 132<1-?t. 1 year. UM
Costelli. Thomas aid wif. to rxecutore Marcus
A Mark?, n ? Ttth-St, No 531 We?t, 3 year?_ 4.001
Dalk?r. Joseph, and wife to Thompaon De?n, Ne
3i?4 West IlSth-St, In years.
Iiean, Tt.en.n P. to *h.> Harrlaonvllle Co-operatlv?
Building Aseeclatloa, n a 124ih-?i. 2*'7 ft w of
2d ave, 2 y?ar?. 2.000
Devlin. William J. to William J H.?ppln. n e
ISSth-et. 146 ft w of 5th ave. 3 year?. 3 mort
??iges . 40.SM
!i?m? t?? William J Hoppln and another, trua
tee? for Catharine H Hunt, n s 133th-at. Il? ft i
S of .'?ilia?**, .'I >e.ir?. 2 mortgagee. 27.OM
l?unn. Mi.'hael. and wif? to the Metropolitan Sav?
ings Hank, s w comer B.ithgate-nve and lSlat
??. 1 year. ??Hfl
F ' ?? William, t? Jame? F.irbe?, Sot S to S
We. t s?th ?t. demnd . i.flff
Same io William H MeWhcrter, n a SSth-et, 100
ft w ,,f rentrai Park We?t, 1 vear . 1.6S
Fl??-her. Bebestlaa '? ? Hsirletl H Smith, a a 14S:h
?t. l??i fi ?? f i',? irtUndt ave, 3 year?. S.9M
Nim te Adelaide s Howeii. ? ? 14'Otii-st, 123 ft
w of i'??inland! a\e. 3 year?. (SOI
Hulier, Minnie, and i'.*orge H to Harriet H Rle
.hofr n ? 107th ?1. ?1 ft w of Park-ave, 5 ??are 8?0M
II.?mil. Bill A, 10 Jan,?? Duane. ? , Hull ave,
125 fi ? ot Brett-are, I ?ears . AM
J.hns.?n. August F. to 12th Ward Saving? Bank.
w > F??x si, SSI ft n ot Home ?t. i year. 2
mortgage? . ?.mm)
Same i,i John H.*tns?-hm!dt, rame property, I
rear . 87fl
KM ?am. A'lrian. and wife to J Blackburn Miller,
N.? -ill West isth-st. i rear . 1.0M
Keenan, Annie M. to Fraxler M Dolheer. a a
I'.wning-si. I?2 fi w of Bedford-Si. I year . S.H00
Kne, ht. Louisa, t?, lila A ?'urner. ne? Stanton
M, HLl ft * of <Tiryst!e-?t. 2 year? . 1.0M
K?nny. Kathnrine E. le Marv a Davle, n e
IflPtll ?t. TMA ft ? of 7lh-a\e. | years . 4.0M
Kitchen, Kalhann?. to En?-?ch C Re'll, e a Rrook
ave, 43 1?> ft n of 14?th-?t. 4 month? and de?
mand, 2 mortgage? . 21.0M
Luttgen. Walter, and wife lo New-York Guaranty
and Indemnity ?vimrany, n ? 75th?t. 100 ft e of
(Halagabas are, and adlolnlng propertv. 4 yeara,
4 m.rtgages . 100.0M
1^* ?Tendre, William c. to R.ibert L Hsrr'.son and
another, s s 2f?th-st. 250 ft e of llth-ave. tOM
Mamlelbaum. Harris. an?l Ftsher Irwine lo Fred
erl?k J Middlebrook. N>s 255 and 2,'?7 Pearl
st 1 year. 3 mortgagee . 45,OM
Morrison. J??hn. and wife to Tonkers Building
an.l Lian Asso?*iation. parts lots 27 and 28, map
Joseph Ilosenlhal's villa. ?He? at Rlverdale. ln
stalmenis . 1.0M
MeKeeaoa, ???srge C, to Frani-e? T I/srd. e a
Riverside I ?rive, at rentre Une 74th and 75th
ai?. I year . 16,0?
Ottmann. I.ouls, and wife to New York Guaranty
ami Indemnity Co, a a SSth-at, 85 ft e of Colum
bus-ave. 5 ?ear?. . 90OM
Olierle, Lotila. lo Manhattan Saving? Institution.
w ? Hudaon-sr. 150 ft n of M-rton-et. 1 year.. 2,501
Steiner. J?*???f. t ? Richard H ?"larke. No 61 East
12th-st. 5 mrnth? . l?i(M
. pen,-e, Lewis II. t.? Frances T I-ord, s S 75th
st, 37 fl e ?>f RRrersMe Drive. 1 year. 13.501
S?-h.iolhou?e, Jacob, and wife to the German Sav?
ings Hank of New-York, n e corner Madtaon
ave and 121th ?I. 1 year . 60,OM
Twomey. Thoma? J. and wife to Abraham L
Bookman, s a IflOtB-et, 125 ft e of 7th-?ve. I
year . S.0M
RIILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans of new buildings and alterstlo?
have been filed with the Building Department:
New buildings:
Soulhern Boulevard, e ?, 25 ft s of Freeman-et.
fr?jnt b\ Dr E I. Ernhart. of 1.217 Fre?man-st, to
two-siory dwelling, ?''?et. $??.0M
Sam? location and UWIHI, rear, two-siory frame
si a ble. Co?i . LOM
I..?f. unlalnave. ? ?, 32f> ft n of IMl?t-sl. by Fred
en.-k V Burkhardi. of 510 East 1lth-?t, t?ro
story w?v??l dwelling <*>?i. S.0M
Amnierdam a\e nnd ?!l?t?i. n e corner, by J F
L?roy. ?iip*rlnten?lent New York Infant Asylum,
on.? stirv brl?*k engineer?' room. Coat . ??
22?1 ?t. n s. 75 fl e of lllh-av?. by A W Budlong.
estafe, .12 ft ? , f 133lh ?t. one-?lory wo??.l ?lor
age shed Ci??t . ??
Alteration:
?.'iilumhus-ave and 107thst. n w corner, by Bern
h?lmer A Schmld. three-siory brlrk storage. Coat 18.0M
'Tinciion ?alet of Real (Estate.
PHILIP A. 6MTTH. AFCTIONEER.
?3 i 10O BEAl'TirtX LOTS AT
EDGENESE,
BETWEEN ARVERNE AND WAVE CREST.
Adlolnlng th? magnificent New Edgemere Hot?H. TflJ
handaomeat and grandeat aeaald? Hotel and location *?*??,
entire Atlantic Coaat. Lota restricted. Term? "b,wl,*
Will be a.?ld at auction on th? premiara, rain or ?hin?, t?
2:80 o'clock P. M ,
By SMYTH A RYAN. Auctioneer
SATl KUAY. JILT ?T.
Mape. t*.e.. at Auction???* Offlc?. Ill Broad?#?r*
tonmrp Reol ft statt fot fttfU.
A ""LOVELY HOME . ...____
FOR SALE OR BXCHAHQR. ??e^,
M minute? from downtown; near etatlen. P*??Pl?l,_^rTJ
no malaria or moequltoe?, fin? drlv??; ?*~*^Jr72 el
room?. In perfect orier: city ^rmv?menta.wnmmm^
piana. beautiful ground?. eomrr*o?l*fitct^rrUw-Mam<j~
?table?. uiwncuiT.b?re*d; prie?. I3S. 000-_ _??<>J?}TtT
Fully furnUhed If desires. FHXLUW * was?????
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