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New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Elizabeth and Hester SITS W corner. 4ScNt1; An
drew A Brenner and William Harris' uus g.,
vs. Rroadwav 10 diva 40 is2 and No si piviscn-st
Elias Kempnrr al 20 Harry FisShel' ......-. NJ
Broadway. No $50. l. part: Edmund b Aymar 81 -,
same property all title: Thomas Dconer to Emil
Same property all tale; " Irving Clark AID an. 40
Same property; Samuel II Bevan 10 Ferdinand II
Same property: Emil Bloch and another to Samuel
Broome,s,' 10 2,5: isador schlevick and wife TO o.,
Bernard Shlanowsky 40 ., 80, '
Boulevard. W as # Of ,sth-st' 2o5NIV' i'n I'm
2Oxl0T Charles ponohue. referee. 20 fehJdihl"
Williams and another ...... -
Washington ave " :. 100 Il OF isVih-st -'Ni''
Mary A sheldon to r Gamea W Wiams m a1a a. '
block 81, map property OF James l. al al Sr, I,r
2Sd Ward James W Cornish and wife 10 h'"' IN
122d-st. No l5s East. Phoebe Weidenkelier 10 ,e
Howard Conkling ....: i
shave No %: Resolvert Goodrich. trustee 70 ,c
27IsIst :, Ia It W Of oth-a,e p 7xsSa; Mary 60
G Costigan to Henry Meirken -. - i-
ll5th-st. n s 325 II g Of LenoX-ave. 'oNloVh a!
fred Beadleston and another. trustees. 20 .,
Moses Fhrenreich and another. ....... 80. 80. -
Amsterdarn-ave e s. 49.1l # n Of 14sth-st. 25xlOp
Eliza Norton and another to Anna brih'- 90
Pontisc-si n corner Robbins-Ave. lO5x5o. George
Noeer and wife to Pankra'z strensleiin: O
. Is4th-st S l5p It Of llth-ave. JONT9 II;
David Stewart to Washington Heights savings :,
ssaave aav A" III # Of l4lst-st ll?x9l 6xlo,x
1871: George johnson and wife 10 Clarence ,oo,
w. 9t2 snd 2is man Of inderciine Terrace
b Levy to Charles 3yih.. .....................: -
Lots l2s TO l29 and ?ei to 26'. same map same ,o
Let .s ssmnap ap Of van Nest Park same Levin
Gustavson and wife. .'''''.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

pRI'GGIST.- Six years practical expert
snce: lest references; at present en-
ployed bu, wants 10 come 10 New YORK py
June II. registered IN NV. YORK, no phh
bah,,s. rnod worker: Harlem preferred :.
state wages Address SALlClN. ID East
l34th-st
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
BTrLD1NG PLANS FILED.

Plans buildings and alterations filed Yesterday
5th,ave rs i4i and 14a for ,eu-story brick
store and lofts by Henry Corn OF NJ - west sao ooo
Broaiway and Peari-st for ftteen-story once
building. by the Central Syndicate Building sooooo
St Ann:ssvs " ~ s. rom is4,h.st to boulevard.
hve-story brick nats and stores by ,oo 30,
Herman schmuck and Michael Monras owners 1901"
Prospect-ave 32olo It n of Tremon-avs:
for fourstory brick ,enements. BY benjamin oooo
Mead q lryins'9n j. owner ;So.;crv brick o'"
d,s d%ens NS and st Store 'i' By John Mitchell Of 10
Br,soM's wes' 81 II Of lrccmanst for
three-s,ory frame tenement. by BENTON Wells .,no
ad-ayc and 4sih,s, e corner. FOR on.siory
schweckert. Of 10 XII Fas; i6h-s esscc..... 1903
Anthpny-ave. IT., It Of Burnside ave for
W,ani q %S 2isS washinsi6n.ayc owner. 10"
southern Boulevard. n leo + Of BriSgs-ayr:
MARY o Bfien Of 81 >. 2e2 Balhsa,e-ave 700
Maina,e 20 It Of .,rs We-.'hg,e'IayS Raycr, foT
Howe. o, Weschester owncr-....... ........... 500
Ra:foae az; and is$is t s sGRgT Rchncr ST Of 70
2.3oS Rasfoii-ave owner. ,.'....' %"
9s Mex Ns p. s Fast St Mcase M qvfsf sTma saa q 20
800 Powes' Brooklyn owner g.. '"'
's sis frame .h6p s5S aad o s BY nssS bsnc oF beT
iessces. No ISL Maids ave ........,...... Ca"
two-siory frame dwellings. by John Kas'r. 1000
~"
midway. 50 1.5cs by Harriet W barnard. Of
Ne re & xeer STnSF an1 To ,sc
West Tous,on-st NJ 1876 by the Low estate q
10 COS Beecker--t. to four-s'ory brick dwell o,o
d"a1e No le5 by r J 4 Pasernark. lessee
cTasbyrs lnref-S:' %o ~ by George Williams Of 80
"a West 5sth-st. owner. to sx-siory brick
RITington-s, no 14o. by Fischcl wcn,raub Il
No i4o Ryington.si owner 70 'w9-'iory. ,ooo
125th-st 10 50 Wcs, by Peter J RYAN. of y ao7
West 44th-st. owner. to three-story frame
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

No~~N~ONo"O0~N"Oo0| 0|~oN~~NoN0~~o~~~~~~
ALLIGATOR BAGS fine trunks. pocket
books. steamer chairs. European light
weight and steamer trunks. lowest prices
In city, buy direct from manufacturer
SciWARTZ'S 30 Fourth-aVe
SHiRTWAISTS specials. fine Dimity shirt
waists, newest desiRnr sgc. reduced
from 81 20. Csc. detachable collar. re
ducec 70 3ac. JAMMES. 900 Broadway.
WRITER'S CRAMP.-A remedy for M,
may ie obtained by addressing II. H.
FALK. l26 Orchard-st.. Newark. 4. j.
WANTED. A lady's high grade wheel
good order. for $40 Address c. l.. T.
Box r. Long Branch n j.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

(,oATNAKER.-A frst-c class coatmaker
wishes position in country or city "a,
dress by letter only. all week. l.. d.. lW
Avenue H. restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
Ht SI\ESS CHANCES

NoNoNDNNNoOONoo.NrOoo.N Ooo.No~oo-NN>.~Uoooooo
FOR SALE.-A fn- 81 {Avrence sAr. 80
sails. etc. FOR So Cal KAI.SHOgES
~ M'. Hope Place terminus 4 3i-4,e
FOR sALE.--Good- paving restaurant.
oyster and chop house. 1881 - a.~
near 1929 st. no ag~n's
HIGH GRADE go wheel far sal. N All.
count - needing money. cheap
ROTHSTEiS. % East Houston-s,
OLD-EsTABLIsHED MEAT. FISH ami
oyster market for sale. 500. 2Gj A.
lantic-aNe.. brooklyn
ROLL TOP DESKS hes, quality. SIS 81,
s2l. 81. So SIS t4s and SIS T. IS
EST rs < sons. sj-+7 John-ri. near SA,
sau-st
ADVERTISEMENT and subscription. TT
The Tribune received at their rpto~n
once. No. 1922 Broadway. "a door north
of 3lstst. until s. O'Clock p m Ady.r-
iisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular orice rates until so'clo~,
T. IN. VIZ. 25i sth-ave. Sc cor .-}d q, IL.
Gth-ave.. cor. l2th-s,. i42 Columbus ave-
near West 68th-s,.. JOG West ga -, n..,
Gth-ave 82 East IAN st. ~ Wes, 42d
st. between ~ and sth aves.: Ise Eas,
47th-st.; l.33s 81 ave. between 10Th and
nth sis: .o2G 30 near els,-s,. / 7Os
lr-aVe.. near s1th-st.. GO 81 ave nr.r
Nsi-s,.; 55+ 3d-ave.: 1928 Bie-ck.r =, .
2 Sos "a ave 2t0 East 7Dth-st .a2l "a
ave. 2 G62 81 ave; o. Amst-rdam-ave .
4O2 West 42d-st. l4s East l6th-st POI
East 4sth-st. $50 sth-aye. Gsi e,h-ave :;
!. .,52 ID ave. near 67th-s, 204 Ea-, sch ~
st; 1920 Broadwty. 1893 3D. i2a
shave: 1913 "a ave: 7a3 Gih-ave. Al
~ Harlem Orices. 2O5l 81 ave. n-ar
ll3'h st.; lj6 East i25th-st. near 3d-av- :
2la West l25th-st.. bet 7th and s,h ayes
800 West I45,h-st. a, the Brooklyn ofnces:
337 Ful'on-st.; 72b Ful'on-st G3 Court
st: 4s Broadway. F. d: l53 Broadway
v D IL. MYrtle- nenr Rroadxax
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
FURNISHED fiuuscs 60 fct-C onntrp.

FURNISHED fjuuscs 60 frt-C ountrp.
COTTAGES At LONG REACH. l.. I.
% miles from York. frequent trains. located on tho
Ocean Bea NJ furnished cottages II rooms. all improve
LONG BEACH ASSOCIATION. ~ BROADWAY.
IAPE COD OD-Wychnere scas'orc cottages. completely
y furnished. bathrooms hot water. sanitary plumbing.
warm sea bathing Circular J.. Harwichpori
Mas
IIOTSE II rooms bath laundry. artesian we'll. hnc
air for catarrh throat ami lung trouble cheap 20
right party. Address C. T. D.. Tribune ONlce
SUMMlT y. ito LET. furnished. for three months
- beautiful home nicely 0sa'ei depot. eNcel"n'
plumbing modern improvements lawn. garden barn. shade
and fruit trees. OWNER. BOX 2Ss summit y. j.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
Gonmtrn propertp for Sale or % kel

nESIRABIE DOCK PROPERTY ior ssIe or 70 20 rel. % ~
riushng Long Island feet long Including steam
D''' "oo"' - ~ GEn ROE Flushing. l. !.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

Practical machine De
signing. patent office drawings etc A"-
dress LAKE 133 West S9th-st
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

CARPENTER-F. A. NJ. and II. A. com
panion seeks employment as carpenter IN
factory, wholesale house or Offices under
stnnds carpenterlng gas and steam n,',iis;; ;
moving and setting up OF machinery ana
painting. r.. HOWE IL lrVihs '"''
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Female.
Al SEAMSrhESS by the day. under
stands dressmakins and childrens dresses:
highest reference. Answer A. h.. Box 30
2i2 Broadway.
COOK A lady wishes 10 place her cook.
Apply 100 East 2ls,-st.. between 10 and
II o'clock.
k.--By good cook in private family
best OF reference. Can or address 80
Eas, 56th-st.
COOK BY an excellent cook In private
family; no washing. best city reference.
i'2 East 53d-s,.
COOK-CHAMBERMAID.-By two neat
young girls one cook and laundress.
other chambcrmaid and waitress. or do
city. country 22S East 50th-st. top floor.
back
COOK -CH HAMBERMAID.- BY two young
swedish girls one cook. good laundress.
other chambermald and waitress. city or
country: years reference. 436 East Doth
ST.. one flight. back.
COOK-CHAMBERMAID- By two respect
able girls. one as hrst-class cook the
other as chambermaid and waitress; has
years reference from last place. Call AT
2O8 West 26th-st.
COOK.-Active French woman: under
stands different styles cooking. best ref
erence. S5s sth-ave. list fiat.
CoOK,-A competent young woman as
cook and DO coarse washing: best city
and country reference. Address NJ. .. k.
ld3 West t6th-y.
COOK. --lirst-class: city or country: good
references. S3i East 5sh-st.. Brennan's
bell
COOK.-An excellent cook hrst-class
houseworker: hest city references. IL
West 3Oth-st.. room 3.
COOK-CHAMBERMA &c.-By two
Swedish girls: one as cook: other as
chambermah and waitress city OF coun-
Gy: reference Call 401 6th-aya
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
srrRURRAy REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.
ASBURY PARK. n. J.--Desirable fur
nished cottages for rent: send for list
MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park. n. J.
SPRING LAKE BEACH. ". desirable
furnished cottage for season: lists on re
quest. YARD & BUCHANAN.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
WORK WANTED.

WONk WANTED.
NV -, -N<~Ns~0/NN(NoNNNNNNN
MaIe.
a. .-BISlNE ESS MAN with 10 vears ~
p"rience In export. import, domestic md
manufacturing trades In New York de
sires engagement. active healthy. reliable.
Address KElI ABLE. Box 20. Tribune or
a POSITION wanted by young man oe.
L. years experience in business house.
is thoroughly familiar with Office work
= l.. fkCDHoMME fg3 West 57th-st
BOOKkEEPER. Young man. %. 4 wears;
experience. or clerk In Office. firs, class
references. T.. A. CARBERRY I2i JerYcr-
son-sve.. Brooklyn.
BookkEEPER.-D Double-entry bookkeeper
desires position; frst-claRs reference from
las, employer Address GRANT 100 Eas,
ith-st.. Fla,bush.
BAKER.-First-class foreman on ali Kinds
OF bread. especially New England. Vienna.
Understands his trade thoroughly. iG4 Fast
s0th ST.. basement
BAKER Foreman with long experience
on bread. rolls. cakes. pies or would work
second hand, city or country. IIt'GHES
Al! West 25th-st.
BOY. II. desires situation In office or llgh,
portering. willing worker: honest. with
good references. HERBERT d. SANMIS
2oI South ID ST.. Brooklyn.
BOY III. desires position at anything where
he can be advanced. C. SAMIIO l09
Varet-st.. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

ia 20 abroad with family: wife. ~. as
governess Tor children or chamberlain;
speaks French. English. German. Dutch;
man. -. courier or valet. sPeaks
French. English. Spanish; five years r ea,
perience; highest references. RObEl'Ei'
40 West 1Oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bevan, Samuel H. TO Emil Bloch. No $50 Broad -
way, year........ "
Same TO same same property. year...........s
Bloch, Emil. TO Thomas Dooner. same property : ,
Chase Ella irwin 10 Wilamanna Loring cor
Broadway and 56th-st and other properly
Cole. John Il. to Citizens Savings Bank, Path
81, 100 II W Of Columbus ave. year.
Dooner Thomas. to executors Of Richard tlaTK;
deceased Broadway, l4s 10 II OF "th-s'' " 3,
Fransion Augustus {. to Jane Potter executrix.
etc n $ lOoth-si 200 II . Of Boulevard. years:
Fischel, Harry. to solomon II kohn No lsl .
Division 81. and l92 East Broadway. / year "
Same to Elias Kempner - al. same property IN
Fehlesen Edward. TO Commonwealth Insurance
Hsnnsssen. ..ei; William and Lizzie. to Frederick
Hack. No 27l West ll4th-st. years. 10000.
Heimke. Henry Il. 70 william Han sons n
corner sih-ave ard 131th-lt. months ..-..-
Hassau John 70 trustee Thomas Morton. de
ceased. corner Elizabeth and Hester SIS
year io:erb ana wife 10 Henry oppen
heimer 77h-st. S9i.6 II " Of Columbus ave,
Knox. John A. to Twenty third Ward Land I'm
provement Company, lots us3 and 't'4. VA 10
e3f map OF section Nyse Estate. III years.
Same TO Judson Todd corner intervaie-
and Freeman-st. year.
Same 10 same n corner Freeman-st and South
Boulevard year ::...'.' ........'.
Livingston James to Joseph Hamerschlag
11,h-st 3o4 0 II w OF Columbus-aye. year..
Mason Catharne c. TO New York Life Insurance
Company corner Of Convent-ave and l+3d-
Mtinken Henry 10 Mary G Cos,isan. n 9th
st. ia II Of 9th-ave. years. ..........:.-.
Preuss Bernardine, and william jr 10 Grecneaf
Sheridan. truste, Of Frederick II Jackson.
3ath-st lo2 II " OF 2d-ave years............
Epeckman. Dora l.. TO Dora Scholtz. No S66 West
32d-st. years ..........-.... -.-.......'...
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
Go Get for Bnsiness Duruoses


UiLDINGS. STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ID on Chambers. Spruce. Beekman. Fulton John. Maiden
Lane Dey. Barclay. Park Place. Park Row Nassau VIII
lam. Gold. Cn. Pearl. Water and many other sreeta
rutland & WHITING = Re,kuAn- Il.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
cOrRIER- GOvERNEss. - Couple " wa

Seven years experience; 81 years OF age
desires a position az office assistant sa,is
factory references furnished II desired Al
dress J. l.. s.. 2S0 4th-st.. Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
-.-~~-- ~---,-~~ >>>>-7~'
AT OLD HOUSE OF
JOHN MOORE & CO..

AT OLD HOUSE OF
JOHN MOORE e. CO..
81 AND 80 WARREN ST.
In addition TO our large variety q new
Carriages. harness and horse goods. We
offe- to-day the following inducements n
good second hand and shop worn good-;
IStons Lisns sie1oIs ~ se,a order $40. ss chsnse
able buckOoarc. SO; splendid light turn
under canopy surrey. sll5: other can1py
surreys. &C. sSs up; dog carts from $40 70
$50; curtain rockaway. $40; cutunder Good
rich trap. $40: fine 500 Wellman side sad
die, S45: elegant rumble spider phae'on,
$3.50: fine basic: rumble phaeton, $50. wood
Gibson double harness, $50. and many
otherA
FOR SALE. CHEAP.-One elegant cob
horse, stylish driver, with high cart an /
runabout wagon would sell separate; one
gentle family horse village cart and har-
ness. $40: one top gdsbar buggy. $50. Can
be seen at lGo East S3d-st.
SHETLAND PONIES.-Over 100 head 20
select from: chidren's ponies; breeding
stock; send for catalogue. w. J. SAMP-
son, Youngstown. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

VALET COURIER and BUTLER-P
young Swiss. ~ years old. speaking
French. German and English: best city
references KUONEN. ll2 West 2lst-st.
VALET. Young man IL willing 10 give
service free OF charge 10 owners or pro
pr'etors country hotel flr privileges Of
same: best references. Address Z. a. T.,
loN 10. .242 Broadway.
VALET. T.-Englishman. just returned from
Europe. viii travel with gentleman or
family. will be well recommended. Ad-
dress c. =. s2l 9th ave.
WELL. EDUCATED japanese desires n po-
-tlon In a respectable family In the city
or country for any kind OF work. CHIT
SrRlO. ll2 East llth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

Nl.RsE.-Young girl. ProssSsiO P,ssSsss 10 yosss
landed % as nurse and sear,s,,ury asasa,ry for ssn.
children. willing TO S,S g y Eass 4Oth-st' '''
Na,l.va bell. Stls
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COACHMAN and GROOM. Willing and
obliging; thoroughly understands his
business best OF reference: city or country.
Goa ,HMAN $50 last 39th-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SNNNNNoNSNy ~ N-Do-0o-.o -.or-orOOr-c-NN~ONNo~~r
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured FOR
business purposes. investors advised with
out charge of desirable opportunities. high
est commercial references GKlGGS *
CARLETON. 2O2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
Gtcdmbon
PRWWl[D[SMME llGN5

FOR BOSTON WORCESTER. the NORTH and EAST
The Connecticut ani Mass"r hu~"its i'ave NEW flnH
30 y. r.. llaer ah.,e Canal s.. - $50 J.. VI
daily. except sunday Ful nights re.'. shortest r 1
ride FINE ORCHESTRA N ca.h steamer
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

~c.k; goa re.e' rar s6s 9;h-aw. ~
city or country "''
Cams BEL ..A,. prsssr.
NURSE BY r"Hned. capao,s anil; 10
nurse. neat sever y" 81 g., SSh-e
or country. FISCHER 20 r-''- -. -
-. ~. e-s,-c,sss competent 80 -.
xor,sy shy iniants nurse. wiling f,;Si A. sSs;-
lns. orss $50 ts,s-,, ;ag two days
vs." ' rx.,ch swiss: ProlsAiI
NURSE by .',,se psr,iculary ~
CROWNS ch'.o .'. ~ c,,y refersnee p,,.
.pr .r,,,1,sr. s go, ,erness. maid s0Ts s.sa y
snis .r,bsoi..rs. wages sla
nOXCp A%D'S q Wes tsoV"
o,.r 8 yssrs. esv
NURSE. = 10 ~. -, pIain ssvins, 70 -
s"Iie - r. present srnp'eesrn
tor suihhe' - ans West Wnv.s
l. on''' ". charge Of .nisnS
NURSE.-To taks enuT csildrsn; EGGS.
or Mhlu 20 ~ roLni'y' pes' wy
Protestant e!N q, n s,h-svs
etehee' N - -. 70 growa
NI-RsE.-French girl as q. ci,y reterene~
children ani sewlns. ss,.-ays.
AcNiess r 10 w .or,ne,en, Nxs
NURSE -Rv superior, cun,ss .s,s cbiItfsa'
man ma - Young or gowns grow, s,u sts-
speaks French iluen,.y ao,S-s,.
ences. IL 80 ~ vcsS
10 ns ears Tor invalid. male ssu,-<lsss
at reiucel rates tor su',, u,'r,,ayslnS eipes
reference ana ,s,nnssST lS6 East ll.----
ence, {. hAs"' go .,,.,...,.., ,.,,., for esi'
yr.psr BY a French protw,s.su ~ ud-st
IN. IN plain sewing. 2O we" ,a,,,
-. ,,..,., Protestant gu in,rsirsss;
sbr n's,r ss,rrowlng children. sooa
country only 1853 wes, 24'n-.---S, 4--,.,S,
CUM, -, -, Protestant Sss Isssss
ah..',' iah w,liing 10 90 TO counoo,is -st.. hre
ch.iu''n, ards 2o5 Fast $'n
ne. hsli
"a"'.' ,..,,rs home desifss pa.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
Real gstale for Grehanae.

vIOR rXCUANGE.-F modern house on lark Slop"
r,rooklvn for country place or farm. 'onn"ccu' Pr
'orred SEt'T RITY. T. O. Box l4I. New ork
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

~ v - '~H-'-N'e 'N|.sta-H.H ...-.-. ~ ~
HORIZONS 10 Wet ..i ., %~,
near MaEnric Tsmt.e s.r...I..t b..
ef'', ,~h"r" s. ~ fnf Amer. 30 tian
f"r rllar ioaf''sfs a. r~as.rhf.- ate.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTLER.-In private FAMILY, where sec
ond-man or parlor maid Is Kept pres
ent employer can he seen. +. O.. 81 Eas
41th-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

,r,AcfIMAN Thoroughly competent -'n-
81. young man. lfrIf~s'ant. thoroughly
,,t.hlr rlfv driver. neat appearance. II
wiling AMI ohNging. highest personal ani
written references ". Box 30. l.2t2
ft~taNnNaN
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
~NN~o~o-1-~~.oO>~O~oOo>
IRVING PLACE. I4.-Elegan,ly furnish ed
corner rooms. every improvement.
MADIsON-AvE.. ss-Fine. large rooms,
connecting. with private bath. with or
without beard; suitable for three gentle
men; reference exchanged.
10TH ST. 2iG EAST. Beautifully fur
nished rooms: close by siuyvesant Park.
lsTH-sT. i2s EAsT.-Iarge. pleasant.
front room hot. cold water: also hall
room: without board; references.
i7Th-ST. 50 WEST.-Most Desirable
parlor suite. suitable for doctor. excel
lent locality. also two other rooms: refer
enres.
80 EAST ODD ard 8 EAST I2TH SITS
Desirable rooms at summer prices. ref
erearrs
~ IRVING PLACE. near Gramercy Park
- Desirable furnished rooms. with home
comforts; board optional. references re-
CURED
i+D. EAST Bath ST.-Nicely furnished
large room. also hail room. all conyen-
iences; private family. references required
100 WEST 10TH sT.-Largc rooms. newly
furnished. all convenlences: summer
rates. private family: reference
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. l.242 Broadway. % door north
o! Slst-st. until oclocl; p. IN. adv.r-
isements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until s o'clock
y. VIZ. 2J4 sth-ave.. q e. cor. 23d-st lsc
Cth-aye.: cor. l2th-st.: l42 Columbus ave
near West 66th-st 1906 West l2d-st.. near
6th-ave. % East l4th-st. cj7 West 42d-
ST. between Ith and sth aves. i59 Eas,
tIth-st: l.33s 30 ave. between 10th and
'ith SIS: lo2G 5d-ave.. near 8ist-st.: !. 10s
st-ave.. near SGth-st. $50 3d-ave near
4lst-st.: 55t 'd-avs. 32J Bleeck~r-st .
2.a0s n ave: go East 19th-st: 1921 Sd.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-12
RED MEN.
Everything Complete for Their Grand
Celebration Today

Everything Complete for Their Grand
Celebration To-day.
This will be Red Mems day in Guth-
rie and every member OF Usage Tribe
No. 2 will arise at sunrise and dance
in a circle four times backward while
his squaw prepares his breakfast, then
he will repair to the great council
lodge determined to in every possible
way TO emulate the life of Tamina,
the greatest warrior Of them all. At
2 o'clock the tribe will parade the
trail in full Indian regalia headed by
the crack tom-tom teaters OF the great
plains and the First Regiment band
This parade is held under the special
dispensation of the great Incohonee of
the United States and should be viewed
by all. In the evening they will give
the irst grand ball and banquet OF the
tribe, which will be one OF the leading
society events OF the year.
The sale OF tickets has been phe-
nominally large, and when the grand
march opens at o'clock the opera
house will be filled with the leading
people OF Guthrie and the other cities
of the territory.
The program has been carefully pre-
pared to suit the liking OF all who at
tend. The orchestra has had gene
raj rehersol OF the program and the
music promises to be the best that has
been given in Guthrie, while every
lady will be presented with unique
and costly souvenir.
The refreshments will be served in
the rooms attached TO the opera house
by the king of caterers, Ritzhaust, and
will include a regular bill OF fare OF
delicious viands, also RitzhaupCs
famous Tutti-Frutti ice cream.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-12
First Published In the Dali
Leader May 3, 1896.
Road Notice

Road Notice.
Notice is hereby given that at a session
of the board of commissioners of Lo-
gan county, Oklahoma territory. held
on the 2sth day of April, A. ID. 1896, a
petition signed by L M, Courtney
and others of Spring Creek township
asking for a view end q survey for the
purpose of locating a certain county
road, described as follows; Commenc-
ing at the corner of the north west
quarter of section 10, township IS Of
range 4 west thence following said
section line one mile running east
from point of beginning to Cottonwood
creek where said road must bend to
the north from said section line about
30 feet and back again on said section
line at a point about 100 yards from
where said bend began, and thence to
the point where said section line inter-
sects section line running north and
south between sections 10 and 20, town
ship IS, range 4 west, was presented,
and that L. Clarnforth, Tom Cogswell,
and William Casey, viewers, and II. l..
White, county surveyor, will meet at
the place of beginning OF said road, on
the 27th day of May, 1896, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day and proceed to view
and survey said road, and give all par
ties hearing.
Done by order of the board OF coun-
ty commissioners of Logan County,
Oklahoma Territory,
r. EMMETT STEWART,
3w3 Co. Clerk and Clerk Of said Board.