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Murphy lessee, Dennis Mention, arch!tect.... %
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by Joseph Pulitzer. World Building. owner. -,
Frederick jacobson, architect. 20o'
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ave rer1 se 4 of ,shs St.. SGscT ,, %iown. Union
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trlx etc. to Laura IoremIeaix Roosevelt as 49,.
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sGnn ds%ang 81 sS S"9 wife Of to Mar .
loo lo Charles Roberts to csO cara oeris is'.
south; 25SIOdo; Michael Kenny to George S
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sogh,s h2sI.S5a ncmss @ = ponne~ ol rsf
cree Robert wheean. ...::.::...:. 400
Amsterdam,ave, W corner esth,t. 4oxs92 to
kow and wife to Lydia NJ cowles. .:........::.
ssSsn%e 9ss"aT Bridget Bell to 0f Masarss aTs,"s Hex
railmsse.s,. ninas n corner Fordham-avs isoxocx
I55sloo.2; Lydia n cowles to Herman wron-
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10, VI lss block =. map Hudson p Rose MaPss ss- 10
tate Hudson Rose and VIE to ianss .I,o Rob
20 ert "a, p Farley referee William Aus,!n 100
chsyi',s,Ma hH"i. Meyer 10 Ser"h.rd kser
Same property: Bernhard Keller and wife to
orsen~css HsnS Ssfe No 500 Henry and wife ,,o
ue@s:ry the rector ETC q Trinity Church
,S.sgs To CsaSi o, f:.lo"s l Same M map same to
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oi sS2i.i: william II Ksnnagh to John Mur- 400
lands of i>.Yis C Morris 2Sxio, 5sa's'sii ,,no
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iarn " Crendinrinr and wife TO William ,oo
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lane A Hunt 81 al executors. 10 Kate + Ritche
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ne Cn,0ers sna snchsF or - sims;onsvs s,ss si si
i@ii John II Muhesrn and wife TO Viola
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loo H. vioa pirge John Mahsarn. c;s
7's9,. s9ss e1.r 500 .s ,faso + K sT, syer -o.,
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a,S we,e c' Al iS 10 iI'" II Of Isl ave 6o!o!0 Jere
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.sI s"9'n'. ST. ia7 Z Z iiGays 2sNoso Mary
Al rish, ',lc and in certain deeds and IN
sni land in state, of SewS9rk Sna ma,M TO
jacob nuppcrt and another. er.....................
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Connirn Doaro.

& LAKEWOOD y. IA few persns can be &c accom-, ,
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.
, ,,- r.v buildings and alterations n.ed yesterday:
New buildings. main ONCE , -. .s
iisvs i>sw Xo Ms for sx-story brick store and
' rst "a 4sx10O by Joseph L Butenweiser. OF NO
OK East GCh-s owner. Fred Pelham arcni- s.o ooo
Vo~'~
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Au.. Louis. r. TO Martin Walter. Trinity .
A.cSessrSaner sfs @ ne cna9ios Julia swords swords 600
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" of "a ave IN months and r,.; S'0
barness nsnnah @ - = East 20 ,shost cooco
nsr Amsterdam and aoth-s.. years.... I%S S
SAM to sSns same ne EnRarS. EaGBRSry |a"S %,hm.a
Dcnman Place. 1871 Il q union-Sye ,,., year '
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same years I" ricic;s Dmisa nos 81 $40 East - o
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bank S2i-st 800 It . OF "a ave. year; 1000
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Hal. william 70 ., William .,"~e Ssnd,nnl"s 1000
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jacob. jacob S' and george Heinz; rus 1000
tee etc. 4s,-s ?6o n ,f Sf soSoy years . 0000
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hincr 5ss map OF Kemp estate 23d Ward. ,oo
year ,.,.; ., al to william Mccenahan n
Jerferson-st s0ii II OF Cnton-ave proposed 7.o
p,sch,s year Kate F. to Elizabeth F Gregory. No iie
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Tiseo;t Aline. 10 isaoe' $500
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ael' ma No pr Pr,seelia Townsend to Josephine
wsndc same property years, yy No. 81. and o""
30 East pnbsr, to jacob and Clara Cooper
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,,n Il 1 p.nyy rSv'' e and wife to Nsw-york Build
,ng Loan banking Company. Private Lane
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- Nathaniel Levinoss. years ..;....:',.,; SOW
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

EsdsFai 0rand JuFy ~ DsnvsF Flndl
Indlstmsuts AgAissa Several
DENVER, Nay i0.-Tho Federal grand
jury has found several indictments
against bank officials and others accused
Of having oonspired 10 defrand depos-
itors In banln in this city which have
closed their doors during the past three
years. John J. Reithpann. president,
and John J. ReithmAnn, Jr.. vice pres
aient; Charles N. Clinton. cashier. and
Charles KunEmiiler. assistant cashier Of
the German National bank. are charged
with having fAlnified figures In their re-
port 10 the comptroller Of the condition
Of that Institution Nay 4, 1898. IL Is
said charges Of . more serious nature
against these men are being considered
By the grand jury.
II Il also announced that D. 4. Miller
Of Chicago has been indicted on charge
q smbeEzling ols5.OOO from the Com
mercial Na.ionAl bank and Charles II.
Dow, who was president Of the CONNER.
cial. Il charged with having OOnHpired
with Miller 10 dafrand the CONNER
oial depoaltors and with having violated
the national banking law BY loaning TO
Miller elt5, 900, whereas. under the law,
bank oould not loan 10 one individual
or company more than 10 per cont OF 10
capital stock. which was 100000. Mil
loF figured quite prominently In Denver
PROV 10 tho panic IN 1893. An invesh'
cation Of MilleE's financial Affairs since
the crash Of 1898 has developed the fact
that his entire indebtedness 10 the ma
tional banks Of Denver aggregated eStb,-
0O@ OF this amount eie2.OOo was -
cured from the Commercial and Ger
man National banks and the remaining
ei6a,000 borrowed Of banks that sur
vived the panic. Reoeivor Frank Ad-
ana Of the Commercial National bank
and zeph 7. Hin oehe German Ma
tional bank have ben pressing Miles
for = settlement. Miller hoaled bonds
IN Chicago Cor esa5, 900. but not . cent
Of this MONEY reverted 10 the banks In
Denver. Il was upon receipt Of ~
news that NJ bad received the money
from bis boosting operations that she 70
oslvers withdrew their objections d
criminal prosecution, e. they were nov
assured lhal he aid nul intend 70 pay
Whlle n pWxe Miller was veEy ac'iv'
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Kurtan PrImarr.

The democrats Of precinct No. 8, met
at Kurtsn. May 10. and organized BY
elecllng II. q. Kurtsn chairman and p.
Lloyd secretary. On motion the fol.
lowing resolutions we're adopted:
Resolved, that We endorse the admin
istraiion Of Gov. CulbeFson and think
|. nothing but justice that We honor
him with q second term.
Resolved ID, that We endorse the
ireC and unlimited coinage Of silver, at
q ratio Of i6tol.
Resolved "a, that We endorse Judge
Taliaierro Cor District Judge.
On motion the following delegates
were appointed 10 meet with the demo
cratic convention 10 be held In thetoW
Of Bryan, May 30, 1885, D. s. Lloyd,
II. q. Kurten, W. A. Steward, ]. Thad
Smith, j. II. Lloyd, Il. Mathis, Peter
Thomas and ]. X. Shepard.
On motion the delegates were In
stFucted 10 carry out the above resolu.
tons. III. q. kUnTKN, Chm.
]. p. LLoYD, Sec.
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CORONATION OF TnE Gas.


One Hundred Thousand Persons Await
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Moscow, May IA hundred thou
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for two hours In the elegantly decorated
perrogr The station was = brilliant
spectacle with the glittering uniforms Of
the commandments Of nearly every Fegi'
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The czarina looked charming In =
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plainly clad IN the uniform Of a captain
Of the infantry with no decorations. In
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There were 800 special correspondents
on the platform.
Two new and resplendent baldachins
have been prepared for the coronation,
one for the car and czarina and tho
other for the dowager czarina. Tho
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clnded In the chain Of the Order Of Sc.
Andrew. Around the imperial shield
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the imperial monogram worked In the
chain Of 81. Andrews in pure and gilt
tering gold. On the exterior cornice are
embroidered 10 large and four small
eagles with the imperial monogram.
Alternately placed at each corner there
Il gold crown in relief and a number
Of gold eagles with smaller crowns upon
which are 10 plumes Of black and yell
low ostrich feathers bound with ribona
Of the same national oolors. The tufta
and fringes adjoining the supports are
made Of gold, surmounted with silveE
globe and enAmeled eagles. This i'm
porial baldachin will be borne by Il
generals. The second baldachin is hall
the size Of the first and similarly, bui
less deliberately adorned.
The three ancient thrones Of Ivan
III. Michael Teodorovitch and Alexis
Michaelovitch win be used for the coro
nation. Each has been Furnished with
new transoms covering with crimsoE
velvet. The new imperial standard 4
mounted upon a black aud yellow Epeal
shaft, surmounted by a gold enamelet
eagle.
II Is said that the cars manifesto
win give amnesties, partial or complete
to Russian prisoners In Siberia. Thoe'
sentenced TO life penal servitude viii
receive Communication Of sentences. ant
all those domiciled in siberia viii b
permitted TO return 10 any part Of En-
ropeAn Asia except 81. Petersburg q
Moscow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
EArAL FIRE AT WAsHINoroN.

ThFes Flrsmsa Dead, Fear Ialursd
sd Twsnty.Ons Duiidiags Burned.
WASHINGTON. May IA COnhAgra-
ton which resulted in theloss Of almost
. quarter Of \ million dollars In which
three hromen were killed and four scri.
ously injured BY falling walls occurred
In this city last night. Twenty-One
buildings with their contents were TO.
tally destroyed in the space Of two
hours. The burned district consisted
almost entirely Of commission and
wholesale iObbing houses The FIRE
started in q branch station Of the Postal
Telegraph company. located on B street.
II is supposed 70 have been caused BY
lightning, q severe thunder storm hav-
ing passed over che city. The buildings
were filed with a mass Of inhammablo
material which made Il difficult for the
aremen to cope with the progress Of tho
flames which spread with great rapidity.
After two hours' hard work the flames
were under control.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

There viii be . grand rush made for
bicycle coupons after the S0th, but the
ones who get right down to work now
will stand the best show. Delays are
dangerous and you had better get your
friends 10 help you out. Get all the
cash subscribers you can Tor We issue
. ten vote ticket for every cash monthly
subscription, and II you viii do . little
canYassing al odd times You can build
up . nice start In addition to the
coupons Won may clip.
Everybody ought to have . wheel,
everybody wants . wheel, and every
one will envy the winner Of the Eagles
Bicycle. Now you must work II you
want this elegant pre- snt, and We trust
the winner viii be the party who brings
In the most subscFibsrs.
The wheel has been ordered and 1
no delay occurs, should be here by
Sunday. Then you can siEe It up and
form your own conclusions.
Bring up your subscribers and get q
10-vote ticket.