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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
The WEATHER REPORT

WARNER WITH SNOW AND VARIABLE WINDS
Washington. Jan 2.The barometric depression noted
Wednesday morning In the West Gulf States has moved
slowly eastward and IL now central near Pensacola The
area N high pressure observed the Middle Atlantic
Coast has passed slowly northward OF the coast An
pressure Of considerable depth has formed to
the northward Of Montana low pressure area exists
north OF Lake Huron. Light SHOWS have fallen In Tennes
see Kentucky Virginia Southern Indiana and Ohio
Rain has fallen In Mississippi Alabama and Northern
Rain has occurred the North Pacific Coast
The temperature has fallen decidedly In the Nor'hwe"
There has been a moderate rice In temperature IN the
regions the Ohio Valley and the Atlantic Coast
The weather generally fair west Of the MlHas
spp Rain is Indicated on the Atlantic Coast
from Georgia Southern New England. II VIII be de-
cdedy colder the northern districts west Of the lakes
The temperature changes Will be slight In the southern
and districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
sorTIrRx COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Jan Cotton quiet, middlng. IL" low
ruiddug 10. good ordinary, ~, net ana gross
clps 500 bales exports coas~s" s'-S bales Sock
Isl bacs. ,,,, 49,, -,
norfolk. Jan. COTTON steady; midhling 3'.s' low
mil 4 i1c good ordinary 1-lOr. net ana fsa
rccelrs 81, bales. exports to Great Britain lvSi bales
coastwse . 73I bales. sales. jD2 bales stock ~ ~
bales. -t,,,t.u ...
New Orleans. Jan 2-Co'ton easy good middllns a,.c
rniddilug 100. low mdfng IL lbc good ordiIc'ry
a O. receipts l.5I6 bales. export. 10
France bales. coastwse. 22lo bales sales f"o
L,foe stnck in3 bales Semi weekly movement Al
thirteen leading interior towns Issued by the
,.or t,chnuge Receipts $40 bales against ~ 63t
hea las, wear shipments. 81 12s bales against " 1
aica last wear stock 4Ss s27 bales against 3s32 last
year ... ...,.. ,.,,,t,,. IA.
to, niddling nc good ordinary. sc; net and
ro.,ns 76 bales exports the Continent. 1900 bales
coss'vse 1851 hscs. sales. 100 bales. stock 100 tG3
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
TO EXPERIMENT WITH A GAS MOTOR

Baltimore. Jan. 2 (SpeciaD.--Gas generated from
gasoline is 10 be the motive-power for new rail-
road now being constructed from Crisheld Md. 10
Tanger Sound. New-York and Chicago capitalists
are in the company that propose TO introduce this
European system Of rapid transit into this country
When the charter Of this railway granted 1t was
intended TO electricity the motve-power. but
sufficient home capital ccu.d not be secured and the
projectors sought outside money, and found II In
New-York and Chicago Those capitalists were de-
sToGs OF trying the gas system ana saw in TINS
new road chance for the experiment. The system
IN not new 1t has been tried in Berlin and
otheT cities In foreign countries, where II Is said 10
DC working well and fast experimenting electricity
as the propelling power for street-railway cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
ST. JoBy's GUILD TRUSTEES ELECTED.

The twenty-eighth annual meeting Of ST. John ;
Guild was held at Hosack Hall. Academy of Medl-
cine Building No. II West Forty-third-st. .ast
night The chief business Of the evening was the
election OF five trustees for FIVE years. Those
elected were John T. Fsurc William Brookheld
John T. Iiams. James f. Chandler and William ~
Guthrie In the absence OF President WILLIAM Brook
field. who III. Secretary Faure reaf his report
The receipts for the year were S53s59 49, or which
over xi6 0 represented voluntary contributions The
expenditures were sl3 275 a. The Woman's Portrait
OF the guild
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
1sIT A CASE OF FREEZE OUT?

Is IT A CASE OF FREEZE OUT?
DEFAULT on ITS BOND INTEREST BY THE LAKE
STREET ELEVATED ROAD OF CHICAGO
Chicago Jan. 2-That the Lake Street Elevated
Road defaulted on its bond interest and that some
NJ the holders OF the bonds virtually assigned their
rights was generally conceded in financial circles
here to-day. When the coupons which maturea
January !. 1896 presented for payment they
were redeemed under certain conditions when
holders went to the American Trust and Savings
Bank for their money to-day the following CIR
cular was handed them:
Chicago January l, 1895.
To the holders Of the coupons hereinafter re-
Please take notice that the coupons Of the bonds
maturing this day OF the Lake s b The Ynder
signed the American Trust and Savings , bank'
The Lake Street Elevated Railroad company
December IS 1894, deposited certain MONEY a',s LAM
ay pans to ofser parties those
s hG9d TOWARD BE apn s Duhae @
pons II it be hereafter udciaily Term 5nas
so maturing on January !. 1895. and taken up ny
this bank will be bs SAID
YOU consent to the conditions OF TINS nolce the
% Se'TFf sH e take Y sAa
BANK Trustee.
Brokers on the Stock Exchange were disposed
10 look upon this action of the road in the light
of freeze out" inasmuch as much gossip OF re-
organization has been going the rounds OF LATE
The parties who laid claim TO the money were
said to be the Columbia Construction Company
a concern whose interests are lGehtScai WIN d
certain prominent holder OF Lake street Il
stock We'll Informed people were disposed to
view the matter shrewd move on the part OF
closed and in this way obtain absolute controi OF
signed the agreement. Litigation is likely 10 FOL
low the failure to pay to-days interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine fair; slightly warmer; southeast winds.
For New Hampshire and Vermont fair warmer; vari-
able winds
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut snow:
warmer: casierly winds
For Eastern New-York. snow; warmer: souherN ""uS'
becoming variable
ror Eay,ern Pennsylvania. New-Jcrsey and DELAWARE
SNOW. warmer winds becoming northcasteriy
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland sno" or
r.ir warmer. winds becoming northeaHteiN.
For West Virginia. rain or snow "ihds "'o""'ns
northery. -. .o,,,.,ty shif,ino IN
northery winds. -.e.. .o,,h.,i, sb,,,.
For Western New YORK, snow ""i"'''' '"'"''' '
ing 10 norihwesterly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
STEAMER AND coAL BARGES ~ COLLISION

Boston Jan. "A collision occurred at 7;5 o'clock
this morning between the British steamer Angloman
Of the Warren Line. from Liverpool and the Cen
trail Railroad coal barge Wilkesbarre. which was
in tow OF the ocean tug Plymouth. owned by the
same company Considerable damage was done to
the barge IL Is thought that two Of the steamer f
how mates on the port side are cracked The
shea thing on the barge Is fully seven inches In
fhickness and Is faced with Iron plating. This was
TORN OF Ike paper. The tux returned to the
civ arI reported the collision 10 the home office In
New-York Captain Kendrlck received Instructions
10 proceed 10 Port johnson win his tow. and sailed
this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
rr.RorrAN pnoprcE MARKErs.

rf,.r,ooi Ian . 3.s5 o. m -Tref-Extra India mess
arm al ~ 81. prime mess hrm al COS Pork-Prne mess
"A do medium. steady AT ais ~
it,ma short ,lt about u IL ~ steady at fis ~.
Cumberland cut about = 10 20 r. ntn at Jis 81
-, ria about ., ~ 32s. long clear mdie-.
about - n At 3is 81. long and short clear MID
n Us Shoulders About II To j.
", arm AZ 90 ,heose-American finest white and coor"d.
dul Al 5ls T;!l0w- Prime city. nominal 'oonH"ed OIL
i,,r,, refined easy Al O. Spirits 81 urpentlnr.
steady ut .is 81. Iosn-common steady At ~ al ard
t-lr,e Western srof steady iJs "a Wheat-No :
rod ,tuier nrm AZ a. 'd. 40 rcd spring. no STOCK
Flour - Louis fancy winter dull ~ "s o. corniNoi
vi..,,,u spot dun al a. pd old. January. hum ~
a ri. February nrm ~ 81 Marc1 hlm AZ u 81 Hops
M London-Pacinc Coast. hrm At T. lnH"t5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
A TEXAS RAILWAY SCHEME.

Chicago. Jan. "A dispatch from Topeka. Kan.
says: 1T leaked that OF the purposes Of the
recent visit TO Texas of Judge Caldwell. who APP
pointed me receivers OF the Atchison. Topeka ard
Santa Fe, to consider proposal made by the
manage nent Of the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe
Railroad 10 build line from Fort Worth, Texas.
10 the c0alheds In Jack County. that State. Judge
Caldwell consulted because OF the siockhoding
interests Of the A,chison in the Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe. He approved the project. and II ~ IN
derstood A loan OF 81 oG)OOJ has been arranged to
carry forward the project 10 immediate compile
ton"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

HOIIsEWORK.- a young woman IN ?
small private family. Address ALLSor'
o2n East o9th-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
JAPANESE PRIsOy DEscRYBED.

Al meeting OF the Prison Reform Committee OF
'he Society Of Friends held last evening, al Six
feminist ana Rutherford Place. Mr.. Rounds. sec
rotary OF the Prison Reform Society delivered en-
address on prisons in Japan. He said that In 1861
,se most barbarous prison systems existed in Japan
Nowadays the prisons were in many respects equal
10 our best reformatory institutions
Mr; Tomyok. an Intelligent Japanese. next spoke
on the Japan prison system and how II could be
improved. and the meeting closed with address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
EVANS rs SAFE IN POTTSVILLE.

William Evans. the man who gave himself up at
Pottsvile. Penn, Tuesday, and said that he had
forged checks In this city to the amount Of $1,000
is wanted by the police here but is not likely that
ne will be brought back. as the complaint against
MIN is trivial matter. Inspector Mclaughlin said
that Evans is charged with passing worthless
cneck for only 81. j. Il. Smith, OF No So warren
81 The Inspector said there was no other charge
against me man. The police Will not bother with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
DRl.sSMAkING.

A-A-A.-cOUTt'RI FRANCAlsE -
Fancy waists street. diner ana iAii
drcssss. ladies' materials made, spr az
STYLES Tor large ladies. rem dcl.lnE IN :. I
notice. moderate prices. Nine. ANFt-h-
son. Jos West i7th-st. late With stern
Bios. ---
a COMPETENT drcssmaker wishes f."
engagrucuts ID th" alt ln hfat .H
fam.!le- perfect litter. frirpd'la anl at
ter. chll4r.n's work. reference. Address
NJ l.. los West i2d-si.
ARTISTIC pREssMAklNG impo .ied
fashions. tailor made suits. 40. 'la' aih
nef and evening gowns 90 snort h.u', .
perfect nt ami nnlsh. ,ira. MELHp1. u
East ilih-st. between Broadway and / nj
y,rsliy Place.
COMPETENT dresamakcr wants WORK hy
day OF a. home, cuts ly system. = per
day STANDBY. 100 West N.'i-s'.
DREssMAKER going out hy ne day
would like fcw enrnEem-nis i.r r'h-
ruary. formerly - kttr Kelly Do AH'i'a'
T. H.. los loo. l.2i2 Broadway
DREssMAKER. thoroughly competent ani
experienced. formerly win -. Altman "
Go. wishes a few mo.c cu.i 'm'is ~ per
aay. highest reference. Address DRESS
MAKER. 25J West liih-si
pREssM AKER -Parlsiau. hr.t-class cut
ter. inter. good taste. want NOR" Gus
toners Is all day or AZ home x" 10
country. references. 33I lexington ave.
FIRST-CLASS French dresHmaher wouI1
Ike Few more customers by the day or
at home. good references. Address CtlAl -
LOT. Box TO- Tribune Uptown ONCE. Tx
isfoadway.
SKILFT'I. dressmaker. extended business
experience. artistic designer. best refer
.nces. s. 80 per day VI /. HoN ~, Irih-
unc Uptown Orice. az Iroadway.
SEAL GARMENTS rcdyed and altered into
BARKER ilG West 39th-si.. near Biodd-
way. late with Gunther'S Sons. oth-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
sRA7TyG ~ PROSPECT paKE.

ihe iake IN Prospect Park Brooklyn, was thrown
open 10 skaters yesterday and many thousands of
persons enjoyed the Ice in the afternoon and even
'"s' mere was great throng OF visitors in the
evening. ana the Ice was Illuminated for their
no6er mere was not SUFFICIENT ice for skating
1"e prioses but arrangements were made for
passting around the weak places II the weather
t nna cola the larger lake Will be thrown open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

stone house dsrge front alcove room. ~
floor. and four rooms ana storc-room 81
ilo0r. excellent modern improvements.
very desirabl, nei-hborhDoi: Hight and
cheerful rooms; residence of the owner
small family 81 three adults. TWO minutes
from Albany-ave. station. kiIgs 60 Ele-
waited: ~ minutes from Bridge. Will let 10
a gentleman and wife or small family Of
adults not exceeding three persons; rent
$23. Apply 10 CHARLES +. HOThLTHG.
al Sumner ave. corner McDonough st.
~ Ntivn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

SLEIGHS SLEIGHS SLEIGHS.
SLEIGHS.
SLEIGHS
Still fine selection
al low prices Of
PORTLAND CUTTERS.
PORTLAND CUTTERS.
Beautiful designs In these,
Also PONY SLEiGHS.
PONY SLEIGHS.
JTMPSEAT SLETGHS.
JUMPSEAT SLEIGHS.
very elegant.
FOUR PASSENGER sLElGHS.
OLD COMFORT SLEIGHS.
swell body Sleighs &c.
FUR ROBES.
FIR ROBES.
Bells-Chimes
Everything for sleighi1c.
JOHN MOORE & CO.
81 and % Warren 81.
BEAUTIFUL new Portland cutter. BLACK
robe. $40. harness, wnip and handsome
fast cob. $50. Cali ii3 East i'th-st.
s275 - PARTY GoING ABROAD. - Light
coupe rockaway. cos; $50. used ~"
months. elegant Klmhall cutter cheap. APP
ply PRIVATE STABLE 10 West i4ih-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 second
hand wood and iron working machines
fully guaranteed: machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE u. EDDY. 39s Madl-
list.
AUTOMATIC CAR FENDER.-Will place
IN royalty. or will sell II. r.. HAIR
RAND. lis Hlmrod-st.. Brooklyn.
AT Titles TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton
s.. New-York. workshop machinery foot
power. list free: wood-carving tools. scroll
saws, designs and fancy woods; incuba,ors
and breeders IN operation.
ASSORTMENT new and second-han
pianos. all makes. $50 ny; cash. install
ments. rent. eXcha 1Fe. WALTERS. - and
20 University Place near Union Square,
81 East l2ih ST.. near Broadway.
FOR SALE one light draught freight
steamer. 3oo tons capacity. one s0-;o0t
tugboai nearly new. one marine boiler
and other tugs and steamers. Address
Postofilcc Box G9i. Baltimore. Nd.
VIOLIN. Conservatory violin for sale
cheap. oos' 500. viii sell for SO. Al
dress FRANKLIN. 50 Hudson-st. Ho-
boken. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
european advertisements.
Brighton, England.
Hotel MetropoIe.

The most comfortable and
luxurious seaside Hotel in the
World. Finest Cuisine and
Wines. Music by Hotel Or
chestra during Luncheon and
Dinner. En- pension terms
may be arranged.
Proprietors:
The Gordon Hotels. Limited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
PRESIDENT ELIOT TO SIN ron EGTPT

Cambridge Mass, Jan. (SpeclaD-Presdent
Eliot of Harvard University. will sail on Sat
urday for Egypt. lie Will go directly there. He
expects 10 be absent from Cambridge for about
three months. He is going chiefly on pleasure
trip. He probably will spend most OF the time In
the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

by Mrs. y, S. Chapman. who spoke on prisons for
females She described the conditions of the cells
comfort concerned ]. w Hutchinson presided
and there were 125 members present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

TADy's MAID.-By French Protestant;
good seamstress. hairdresser and packers
willing and obliging: best city reference.
T. r.. 245 West 25th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tribune Once Jan e. g. m The weather yesterday
fair and The temperature ranged between
20 and 30 degrees the 25) being "a higher man
Tuesday So lower than on the corresponding day
last year.
The weather to-day likely be warmer with snow and
variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
BOARD WANTED.

WILL PAY So per week.-Three adults
t:oteStanis. want entire second floor
with private family: west side, Goth 10
sJth sts.. appointments and table must be
frsi-class. permanent IL suited: only one
70 lunch. MERCHANT Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
C0untr,

Country.
AGENCY To- Neutrality-suspicious.. all
FINDS for sale or rent. furnished houses.
TUBES g TAYLOR 2 Beekman-st.. y. !.
40 coo ACRES oak. ash and gum t.Inper
lands accessible to Mississippi River,
price $3.50 600. !. y. CONDICT 40 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS

AT HALF PRICE BEFORE SToCh-
TAKING,i-fine Eatchels. dressing . as
norkeI hooks chatclaines. bags Nhlises,
,runks Puy Immediately and save money
from "old reliable house" citAhLES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
HOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
"A WEST 5lsT-sT Desirable and
handsomely furnished rooms. WIN boarh'
referencds- ----
AN ELEGANT suite ~ rooms - Irving
Place. near Gramercy Park: Iarior noor
strictly hrst-class house service D""'" w
tional: private table II desired.
LARGE ROOM. comfortably Furnished,
with good board. In quiet home. west
ioth-si.
EAST 9TH ST. Rare opportunity for
comfortable home large hlcoNc room,
luxuriously furnished. unsurpassed tap'e'
references.
I.TH ST. 2lo WEST. -IIandsomely iur-
nlshed rooms. with board; house lrS'-
class In every respect .-----.-----.-
2lsT ST. 20 EAST. -DesIrablc and hand
romelv furnished rooms. with board.
hall rooms. table board. terms moderate.
eap- ST. i2S EAST. Large and single
rooms on suite or separate. wei tui-
nished good table. references. ---
20 WEST 18TH ST. Several rooms can he
had; an excellent table. references eA-
changed. ------.-
Al WEST 18TH ST Comfortably fur
nished rooms. with good attendance. eA-
eellent homo table, moderate to petiha'
Lent parties
18th ST, - WEST. -Dccir1hle ~eh-lut-
nished sunny rooms 10 le'. with superior
board, references required.
81 WEST 50TH-ST. -Bachelors' quarters IN
private house: location unsuri srd, eNey
oonvenlence. breakfast II required. bgm'
moderate
Ar ST iiS WEST. near Broadway.
Newly furnished rooms en- suite 80 f,nely
for gentlemen. private baths, "tcellen'
table and ATTENDANCE board optiona'' ret
ercnceg. --- .-
90 EAST 2iST-ST Second door 'front.'
good liable: references exchanged
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SuBgCRiP-
TfONs FOR THE NEW-lORK TRlb-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
a Soor north OF Thirty-frst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
HELP WANTED.
Fem ale.

WANTED. Intelligent young lady 20 learn
stencFraphy in reporters office will as
sist her 10 position when proficient, and
Civ. her chance TO earn something while
learning. Room ~. World Building.
WANTED a girl as chambermald and
waitress. call from II to Il O'Clock mot
earlieD $40 West iGth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

LlGHT,A newly furnished double room:
open NE; second floor; private family;
gentlemen preferred: breakfast II desired.
Mrs. HlBBARD. 6l5 Lexington-aye, cor
ner 53d-st
22D-ST, IL EAST near Broadway
sanity furnished rooms. en- suite or
tlnyiy' private bath; /breakfasts refer
Dol H-SI. WEST. 150.-Furnished parlor
' and bedroom connected; bath kitchen.
team-heated. FRENCH. or janitor
20 EAST Dist ST. A verv cosey. nrettjiv
furnished hall bedroom TO let: location
reiiaed and convenient: near Madison-aye.
Az WEST 2lST-ST Jus. furnished.
steam hea,. moderate prices: southern
exposure Tor gentlemen only; private
family: references.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-08

Al the tiuor ur the courthouse for the Unit
eel states court TN the Indian Territory. al
Ardmmrc. um the 10Th dav 20 December. Is1a.
: viii sell AZ public sale e. the highest cash
bidder. without auf. .Fat@wmenf or right nf r.
dempttun. the following personal property
About three hundred head % cattle. con-
sisfluE - COWS. calves. steers and heifers.
branded y on the left shoulder and HO on
the left slides - head ~ mares and their in-
crease head % twu-year-old mule colts: ~
head % twn-vear-nid horse colts. branded d
un the left side - head ~ Saddle horses
About ~ head 81 hogs one spanish Jack and
twm mouse cmtmred mules - well a. all the
other property described tn the mortgage
from J. - and =. :. AddlnEtuu fu W. ~.
"a deposit Ia the Clerks Office az Ardmnrc.
With 'hc exception % the IT Anchor cattle.
ATT cf said property with the exception -
about - head ~ % "a q cRtfie.are situated on
what j. known nS The Addiugton Ranch near
the town 20 AdfiiuGtnn iu the western part 20
fhe Chtcku-aw Nation. and The said - head
are ~ifuntri near Addinxtun hut tn the klu-
wa auh Cumanchr reservations The said
property viii mut De- present az the place ~
sale. bat tt Viii be sold a. it IT, nuw situated
ssath sale viii Pc made ~ virtue nf said deed
nf trust which was given 60 secure J. a.
sands tm fhe pas u1rmt ~ "A urumis~ury note
Ter ssteQ executed hy ,. :. Addlngtnn and J.
g.. AddiuEtmm az principals and W. H. Feath-
rrSrnu and ". b. Wur~ham - sureties. and tn
Indemnify said Feathrrstun and Wnrsham a.
such suretlcs. said note being past due and
unpaid.
li-1w w.H. FEArHEHsToS. Trustee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-08

Nuticr O. hereby given that will proceed
g. sell az public auction. &C. the highest bid
der. for cash In hand. that certain stock 80
merchandise. located az Hun. q. r.. in rhe
buitdtuG heretofore occupied by Harhar-
uu~ec & WalitnE, also the building Gee waich
mules and other property conveyed g. Efr a.
assignee - the said. HArhnrunSee a Mailing
ty virtue uf certain deed - assignment.
executed on the @~th day 10 October t@s5.
excepting the notes. accounts. chooses tn
action aud other evidence ut debt conveyed
O. me hv the said deed 20 ASST snmeut. said
4ie VIII take place lm front 80 the STORE
huiluiuE heretofore occupied hN Hnrhar-
-. see s. WailirE In the town 0f Nnr. Chicka-
-aW Naltun Indian Territory en Saturday
December n. isea.
>. W. 81. HAErzg. assignee.
Dated Nnv. ib. isa5. is-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-12-08
HIGHLY ENDORSED,
Is Miss Belle Waynick, Soon to Open I
Private School in here. Successful
Teacher.-ExceIIentL Lady.

As will be seen by reference to an
announcement appearing elsewhere
today, Miss Belle Waynick will on
Dec 10th open up a private school
IN this city, for instruction in all the
branches of the third, fourth and fifth
grades. In connection with her an
houncement the ARDMoREITE desires
TO state that Miss Waynick comes
mighty endorsed for her excellence
IN teaching and the possession of
lhose high social qualities without
which all other qualifications count
tor naught. She has had ten years
experience as a successful teacher in
the public schools of the more inn
portant cities OF Kansas, Iowa and
Nebraska. from the school boards Of
Which she has most fiattering en-
doFsements. In addition 10 teaching
the common branches she also has
attained success in giving lessons of
instruction in elocution and physical
culture, features 10 which she pro-