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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16
CAKE WALKERS
BIG EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE NEW
YEARS EVENING
Auditorium VIII bs - II axe OF Lights For
the Interstate Cake Walk.

Jim Hall, the crack cake walker OF
Guthrie, has written to Mr.. Delaney that
ne will be mere 20 carry of the !Ionors
on New Years night. Mr.. Hill Is having
new dress sui: made for the occasion,
and he proposes 10 walk as he has never
done before. He intends to take that big
cake back 10 Guthrie and Oklahoma. Mr..
Hill does not intend 70 take any chances,
so he VIII bring a lady from Guthrie, who
viii be escorted in the walk by him.
"Pays0n" 1iidGay says he has man
living in Arkansas City whom he intends
10 enter in the walking contest. Mr..
Gidday thinks he is winner, and for
that reason viii not spring his name un-
Ill just before the entry list closes. Mr..
Zack NulhaH said yesterday that ne was
taking quite an interest in the cake walk
and that ne would have a colored man
here from ST. Louis. The man whom Mr.
Mulhall has engaged has won several
notable events in Missouri and Tennes-
see. Mr.. Frank Niles has heard from
the Denver walker and he viii be here.
Mr.. Robinson of Kansas City will bring
the celebrated Doc Brown here. There
will oe several local colored men who will
compete. and some OF them are said TO
be up and a-comng' and that they
need not take a back seat for any i'm
ported walkers.
Mr. Dan Porter will be the chief judge
and ne is well up on all rules that per-
tain 10 the contest. The selection OF Mr..
Porter as judge insures fairness TO all,
"a ha NJ mi afr,-c ha
known to have no preference. After the
walk there will De several songs by some
well known quarte,tes, besides banjo and
guitar music. Mess:s. Ea ton. Niles and
Delaney, the gentlemen who are at the
head Of the movement, had intended 10
have Little Bill do his turn Of gallop-
ing. trotting and pacing on all fcu-s, but
Bill was sen- 10 the reform school for
breaking into the Boston Store ware
house, which will necessitate the dispens-
ing of his antics. After the walk and
music the floor will De turned over to the
coiored people for a grand ball. There
VIII be quite a delegation from Guthrie
who will come ~ cheer for Jim Hill. An
invitation will be sent TO Governor
Barnes and his staff and all the terri
toNal officers. who II : confidently ex-
pected vii be here. The affair is 10 be
strictly first class and viii be attended
by the bon-,cn ms .1f tle city. 1t will be an
opportunity seldom offered There has
never been an interstate cake walk be-
fore. and il was fer the enterprising gen
tlemen about the Carey hotel to inaugu-
rae The first one in Wichita. The bet
ting is in favor OF Jim Hill. although
Doc Brown has a good many followers.
The cake VIII be pu, on exhibition in Mr.
Clarence Fulton's clothing store during
the week. The cake will be three feet in
diameter. Il win De a great event and
will attract world OF people
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16
wICHrra's TRIBUTARY TERRITORY
Arkansas Riyar VIII be ParaiIeled by
Rail

Blackwell is to furnish the brick with
which the terminal os the Hutchinson
and Southern railroad is 20 De built.
Brick is another Of the great number Of
products Of that immense territory trfb-
utary 10 Wichita. The Hutchinson and
Southern has now under way arrange
nentS TO parallel the Arkansas river
through The rich territory southeast of
this city. whjch road is 20 connect with
the one now being built TO Blackwell and
which is to be sold on The 14th of Janu-
arg 10 local reorganization committee.
y special from Hutchinson concerning
the mater says that the notice Of the
sale by Master in Chancery Hiram p.
Dillon % the Hutchinson and Southern
railroad, was published today for the
fist time. The date set is the 14th OF
January, at 10 o'clock a. m. "a the east
door OF The court house in Hutchinson
TIE order provides that the road from.
Hutchinson To Cameron be sold first.
tasn the part of the road from Cameron
10 Nakita. The upset price of the psrt
o1 the road between Hutchinson and
Cameron. distance Of s. miles. is $50
Gee, While the upset price ot the part of
the read from Cameron 10 Wakita is
$4,000 Thomas 6. Hllhouse and A. I.
Williams appear as solicitors for the
complainant. the Metropolitan Trus;
company of New York. which is trustee
for the 5ondholders who are foreclosing
theIr mortgage.
- - understood that reorganizei
Hutchinson and Southern company will
6id in the rosd az the sale The ps,,a
VII De changed . the Hutchinson and
Southern Railway company" The sya-
dicate Waica has been working in cennec
lion with ,he receiver. L e Walker. has
bull, the road from Cameron TO Medtord
II which last named point the road Is
nov operated And from Medford east
70 Blackwell, o. T, distance OF %
niles. the -oa3 bed IS graded and nea-Iv
al he bridges erected. and by January
- he~t. sAe road g.a De ready for tho
s;ee!. Fart Of which Is now purchased
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16

and lying at a side:-ack close to Med
ford. The baiar &c Is already purchased
and will be shipped to the point where IL
is 20 be used as fas; as II is needed. The
road is IN a good physical cont ton and
has been doing good business lately.
II win be one OF the best rostls in the
country as soon as il gets into the Okla
honla country. The building - the ter
nlinal facilities for which this city voted
So. 900 IN bonds recently, VIII De begun
just as soon as the rcsad can be conplet-
ed to Blackwell. where the brick viii be
made that is to be used in the construc-
ton OF the general Off ces, the Shops and
the roundhouses. The pushing OF this
road southwark means great deal to
southwest Kansas farmers and whole
sale men. as i: will give a much nearer
market for the farmers products than he
enjoys at the present time.
IL is the intention Of the people who are
to bid in the road at the sale 20 push the
enterprise az fast as possible 1t has not
yet been made public who The officers OF
the new road will be.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16
CURES QUICKLY AND SAFELY.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Cures the Most
Aggravated Gases of Piles With
Absolute Safety

Pyramid Pile Cure viii cure the most
aggravated case Of bemor-hoids in an as
tonlshingiy shor, time. It relieves The
conges;ed parts. reduces the tumors in
SANITY. no matter how large. aliays .he
inflammation and stops the aching or
itching a once.
Thousands Who had re@or:ed 10 expsns-
i've surgical treatment have been cure !
by the Pyramid Pile Cure-in a number
of instances persons who have spent
months in q hospital under a Pile spe-
cial.st
Il is a remedy that none need fear 20
apply even 10 me mos; aggravated.
swollen and inhamed heno-rhsge
1umofs.
Il yea are afic.ed with this stubborn
disease. You can master II, ard master il
quickly
This remedy IS 10 longer an expert
r'en;. hGt a medical certainly.
Druggists SCI = a 80 cents per BOX. /
Is becoming 5ne NOS popular pile cure
tAls country has eN-e- known. and drug
e'sts @'-e7yWne-c s-e ordering il fc- their
customers.
F'o- book an saase an.i cure o. p.ieF al.
vFsss I'SEsinia Ce,, Aasraa.l, Mie.a. tgs.-
&sfly Of AioJon. Mica3.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16
CITY IN BH,l

| Colonel H. c. Loomis OF Winfield was
| in the city yesterday.
! alr. C. K. Noe OF Leon was registered
| at the Carey yesterday.
Miss Alice Barnett Of Wellington was
| shopping in the city yesterday.
Mr.. c. NJ. Davis was a visitor here
yesterday from Conway Springs.
Mr.. Sid Neff returned yesterday from
a short business trip 90 Newkirk, o. T.
C. E.. Shoemaker, a cousin Of o. E.
| Shoemaker, is in the city from illion, Ind.
| Miss Neely left for Kansas City yes
terday after a pleasant visit with rela-
| tives.
| Miss Mabel Ayres left yesterday morn
ing over the Santa Fe for New York
City.
Mr.. c. NJ Fo-sytne Of Hunnewcll was
| A business visitor in Wichita yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Ed Ma.ohant was in vaEey Cen
ter yesterday attending to some person
al business.
Mr.. L. T. Young, formerly Of this city
and now living in Kansas City. was in
the city yesterday
Mr.. Zack Mial:,sll, live stock inspector
OF the Frisco, was in the city yesterday
from Mulhall, o. T.
G. W. DuBes'an wife LETT last even
ing for New Orleans, where they will
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Will Ayers was called to Carbon
dale, ILL.,, yesterday owing to the serious
illness Of her mother.
Mr.. C. A. sheldon Of Conway Springs
was in the Getty yesterday attending TO
some business affairs.
Major ,.W..N. Ewing returned yester-
day afteTno5fs. short business trip
to Topeka,and cKaEHas City.
Mr.. AFrank Greer, editor Of the Guth-
rie Capital. arrived in the city yester-
day from ST. Louis, enToute home.
The comptroller Of the currency has or
dered Maior'Legand,yhe receiver, to close
out the assets and settle up the business.
Mr.. r. E. Toring.1on is Glome from
meeting Of district Areigit agents Of
the Santa Fe which was held in Chi
cago.
DIR. W. B. Slutz returned yesterday at-
ternoon from Carthage, Mo-, where ne
delivered his lecture on "a Delusion or
Two
County Attorney Ivan D. Rogers OF
Sumner county wa. in the city yester-
day for few hours, on his way 10 Ell
Dorado.
Nj. and Mrs. Martin OF Hunnewell
are visiting for few days with Mrs
Martins. ,sis1er, Mrs. Kimbai4 on North
Washington avenue.
Messrs Thomas G. Fitch, George L.
Pratt, Henry Wallenstein ard ]. II. Nc
Call are home from Topeka. where they
received the 3Srd degree of the Scottish
Rite Masons.
II. C. Seeing Of Caldwell is in the
city and will leave with II. T. Dedrick
for Ellsworth, Kan, where they appear
in case in the district court, involving
several tho usand dollars.
Miss Agnes Mulhall arrived in the
city yesterday over the Frisco, from st.
Louis, where she has been visiting for
a Few weeks with friends Miss MulhalI
left over the Santa Fe for her home in
Mulnall, OFT.
Adjutan. General Rosenbaum Of
Guthrie passed through the city yest--
day on his way home from st. Louis,
wfleye ne has been attending the an
nual meeting OF the adjutant generals
OF the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16
COMING LOCAL EVENTS,

The Welles Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet with the Misses Potts, 1921
North Lawrence, at Ais O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon.
Wichita Lodge No. 20. National Re-
serve Association, meets this evening.
All members urgently requested to be
present, a. an election OF officers will
oe held. and other business of import
ance will come before the lodge.
The scientific, home and educa tionaI
departments OF Hypatia will meet in
the city building Friday At 3 D. n.
Every member OF the cluo. With GUESTS.
is expected to attend. to hear Professor
Buck OF Fairmount college. lecture. Sub
tect: The Family" Mrs. Ceilings,
Ms. Lewelling and Mrs. keenan,, lead
e-s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16
TRY GRAlN-0I TRY GRAIN.0!

ksk vot- Grocer today 20 snow You a
raokage OF GRAIN-O. the new food drink
sat takes the place OF coffee The chill
dren may drink il without injcry az well
as the adult: All who t-y H. ike K.
GPAIN-O has that ricn seal brown OF
Mocha or Java, but Il is made from pure
grains. and the mos; delicate stomach re-
ceives !: viihou, distress 4 the price OF
coffee 15c and &c per p4kege. Sold b.
all grocers
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16
MUSIC AND DReM MA

MAGICIAN, ARTIST AND MUSICIAN
In these days, when the tendency Is
an toward the development OF special
lists, il is rsrity to find any ore who
does several things widely different in
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16

Glbs.. q waylsns X. y. ssn a
rezl;ay merezsal 10 "a; tsEn. sna
ASS 5esn stgspiux a. e7s 1.siaos 2sts.
a. several days Esz Are5 zf99 - 20
pc eorrt t5dsy - a-o-1 sefez.Dl -
se5 Es&Esrs Azstin- a sro<eF 20 4ss~
Il the g 1iza1 Cl8h- SIS discovered
Brser tA~ I'D Il n. Assan's fsoaa izis
.zzs ,Ixzs 5~3sss &c sxs a<sSs-5. saes
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16

re-=entatives % this meeting. that the
greatest good may result to the people.
GEO. CAMPBELL,
ss~1airD,ar ,r Cornreittee"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16

character ana does them well. A con-
spicuous example OF versatility Is Marc,
the magician. who. by the death OF the
veteran Hermann. became the leading
exponent OF white magic in America.
Ha-o's magic IL refined and strictly up
to-date. He relies less tnan any ether
wizard on complicated mechanical illus
ions, presenting a program in which
dexterity is the feature that particular
iy appeals TO his audiences. His sleight-
ot-hand experiment. are presented with
an elegant ease that is absolutsly de-
ceptive and effective. and 1t is wonder
ful how much may be done without re-
sorting to cumbersome apparatus. But
Marc is more than a magician. He is
an artist Of marked ability and the pic
lures drawn by him on the stage are
executed with marvellous precision. rap
idity end finish. He IS just a. clever
with brush and crayon as ne Is with
cards. coins, handkerchiefs and other
every day objects so largely employed
in his illusions. And more tina nthis, ne
is musician veritable virtuo.o on
innumerable instuments-so that he is
1D-C " lnllOCQCc III MS cillct q
musical program OF delightful variety
appealing to every one who loves the
magical influence Of harmony. After an
evening with Marc one is unable to de-
termine whether the versatile artist is
most enjoyable as magician, artist or
musician, for he is simply great in each
OF the three roles.
'The Breezy Time drew a fair sized
audience at the Crawford Grand last
night. The show is farce-comedy with
no plot nor plan in particular. 1t con-
sists principally OF specialties, which
were good. Mr.. Frayne, the leading
man. in his shooting speciafties in the
third act, made some remarkable shots.
The dancing by the ladies was all good
and the cake walk OF the swell four
hundred in tine last act was rather clev-
er. A wlristling solo by Miss Bertman
was something new, and unique num-
ber was a dance by Mrs. lie Corlte. The
tennis quartette was also a good turn"
During the action OF the play descriptive
songs, illustrated by scenes thrown upon
a screen were introduced. The play is
full OF nonsense and fun, and the play
ers worked hard to please the audience
who appeared to be we'll satisfied with
the show.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16

his ag79os<. sn5 wzs sfs--.e1 -Es r1sas
70 'leesTzss &5ea ar-.ssn~1 4 zcuaa
s13 es1as . - $50 zsrs Asa zn3
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Isy Issfn9.t q Vssyzzns. ~ +. ara
s1e 81 b. aeiE so~ sfs@s.IgRttoa- Cseas
nay ~ sesf . F-~ ~aT<aoas@.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16

II . sns7 works hard and gets slons, izxy
pecrls say be is lucky"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-16
SHOT RY sNrGGLERs

Detroit. Mich. Dec I5.-pT.vste Fred
McMflIsu ot camPsny =. Nineteenth IN
faatry. Eil IcSe his rig1t hand as ne -
suit of ea esc5uu1eT with s-n7zz@s
early mis- morning TIE Sso.3ie- sE-as pa
trolling his oest around tie osr-scks ~
Fort Wayne. when t~o men crossed the
-us5 zAezi c< him He ordered iran .
aslt. Ore of tssn Sropped anil tss
sentry eEune within ten 7zcss. xhes ~
Hred- Later ne Officer 0. ne xazrs
fs1-sd 3fcMllan lying hslp:esz sss gae
ground sgaffsrs3 V.ta baSol T-se sD1z-
z.srs have be-n O2s-a.inz -esentsy b.
tween Ire vi-iasSy G. TIE ,ert sad tar
c--asizn s-5Te- EeEElsa's no1ss Is ir
= LSsls-
THIEF UNDER THE BED.
Kaasss City. No. De- E-Ty<r ~
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
REAL ESTATE.
1-1rr nav AMONG THE BROKERS.

A QUIET DAY AMONG THE BROKERS.
Few transactions OF Importance In real estate
were reported yesterday. Henry Rothscnild sofa
the southeastern corner Of Sevenih-ave. and one
hundred nd thirty-fourth-st.. a lot 2oxo' win d
fve-story nathouse thereon. The price paid IS
reported as $4,000.
Mandelbaum e. Levine sold to William H. John-
sop No. 3s Vandewater-st., four-stor! prich
dwelling on LOT l7x55. private terms.
David Stewart has sold for the Marx-Ernst
syndicate seven lots on the north side OF one
hundred nd eighty seventh st. between Ams'er- :
dam ard Audubon aves The purchaser Is said
to be n lawyer who buys for investment.
James l.. Kernochan has sold to Lowenield q
Prayer No 4o3 West Fifty y-ffth-st.. a hve-story
brick tenement-house, on lot 2oxl-XZoNih, '"e
same firm has also bought from Emma s. cham
hcrlain No a2s Cherry-st. four-story buiidlhg
lot 2iSx99.1l.
The auction sales at No III Broadway yes'e'-
day resulted follows: - ~, n, c,horrv
Ev D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co.-No. " merry
ST four-sory brick tenement house. win stoIes o
lot 20 2x6o3x irregular; sold TO e. j. fidch io'
By Philip \. smyth- Northwest corner OF St
Anil's-ave and one hundred and forty
l(0x1 125x 75x2sxg7x25 nve-story brick,
house with stores the avenue. ana loul
brick tencment-house on the street ro''''07"''
sale. TO John Battcnberg. for s$!3o3 ~ third
st. north side .6S feet west Of f.sn Ii,s,Iy
1ooS four-story brick DWELLING DIT for
sale Sold 10 the plaintiff Roher' . H"'"' ''
81 725.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
pyrRTIsEMENrs ana sui scrptlons for The r

A ADVERTISEMENTS and sut scriptons for The Tribune
~ received nj their Uptown ONCE No l,2t2 broad~N'
"a door north of 3ist unit o'clock p NJ ad.eims,
Office until O'Clock p m tiz. 20 s, a. we
1872 9th cor. I'm ST. MACY - ON
,nI ij2 rolumbus-ave. near West 85th 81 ~
Nest .2i ST. Gih-aye.. 9: East l.th 81 90 sss
eth and sth aves: l5e East ssth-st.
between 10th and 'th sts io?6 81 ave. near
lst- s!h st. ,bl ~ ave- near tl
Si4 3i-aye. 30 BleecNer-st 40 Bleeckei -, - as
ave- 240 East s9.h st: lv2l 5d-a.. .o.- a1
1r,st.rlam-,ye West 81 st. iSs East lnth ~,
ras, 18th st. s56 9th ave. dSl 9th-ave 10. "a a,
nea- g,th ST aA s6th-s st. go hr'aiway i'
ave 100 sth-aye.: i3is 2i-ave.; Ias oth ave So,
u,ri.ni 2O5i 3d-ave.. near 1iSh 81. hr -.
ipsibs near "a ave oi3 35h between TN 80
stb ayes s2o West i45th-st Al the Brooklyn Oces wv
Fulton 726 Fulton-s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

F'ss.' %ss wa@ IN # MsrSs-a IF H''"f n,'d to s,a
Cirea' s@'"e jones-s 80 49, 2oxioo samuel Hess
ana wife E. to Il. wSel Nr'::s xd Mary ou BY
ssSs fe4s% pSrer2: HfoES oGS auR al to Henry
sana SI1eey eyopc;iy James Dwycr to Henry
Same property: Henry Stacey and w'e j.. 900
3Gth:st corner br@adway i'''N'''A i'.'"". 10000
,cS I%9' S6 SsG gr to :s wc: wiber McRride
referee, to Alfred GutwiIs, .;.ayc 2sxoso
2'sv HdSard F. souiSntn i% ard another an l6s M'
sonary Society Of Our Lady of Noun m rswaTs
sSu'h~s 81. an: ~ and onns 81 wss Joaa: Libby
er al to the Ncw-york Model Dwellings Com
esnIsi pnny xo 2oa West fscie Dsch to Sarah
si. No sG' W5 ca siS s%e $. to ss G4s Ts%arac
Edgar to Gcose con''1,n, m rlraJc 5oxioo;
Thomas ] Mclaughlin and wife to Robert 100
rarF f'ae'' ayo. cor als-si loe.io II TO 1921 s.
x3o also i3lst ST. II e adjon'ng a5qYr Trc1rrlcE M
c. william Alien - 'e'''','' '.............. 125. 200
,ia Il o IengS a: ay. %sdIn.ty COX IrrGsga' s2co
ioihs cor Manhattan ave- 2sxieo goJ,o IL; 'Shn Mr
:, Farley and another. executors. 10 Sa"'' w n
,as.6s y ,n, e. MIr@," ,c2" ave- -'Ao"
1.sd !. 80 5s7 East Annie II Ahrens to Rosetta ,oo
,s,,S MS'g s, viii It Of Union.ave, 2i2s'>:S
.oNio l. Thomas Farley and wife to johanna 90,
,Aae W%sh "a ana s"c corner Of iii St axloo George
I,aislcv ct ai Anna w Bliho'l' v.iri
Ruskin Il :. lot. nj y. map proper = ,a
i,m \ Duncan Wnamsbridg": Joseph "o'h 90
and wifi to Octavia Happodt. 60
oath ST. 21i II ,., 81 .rn az Ccnd%n-.. 5000
nd 2e31 n ~ mon -. 80
Is2xo5xl359 Thomas CoNman ct al ~ N"'S y
Lind ni's[,s sye ?s Il Of Union st. & 23oy
1.5 X25xl49.t Geor-e Hess"ls et al u "''''
MOTIFS TE"r" TX # of isiih eox irregular -ooo
Elizabeth Parrctt 10 Henry l. Hunter. '
1ofh ave . 90 n i of i3ih ST. 2'Ni'' ""la"
Ian1 and wife u George Schoonecker
,,ff sf I
lam + ,ollenaor and wife to Thomas Is Moo1r' |
i,ih No :. ST n NJ L"NWsl"r
ave. liN'',,: H"'"o" '' .......... 1000
Wunderlioh
sh ave- Hos 90 and 81. ST. y NJ Jane 81:
&'~ irr"gu'aT NINA NINA "'''''" . 1000
Newell 800 u of Elizahe'h ST. i"'<
oo- 10 Bronx River v03Xl73.5; Walter y INn 900
Frederick = Dexter ....... 90 ,;,...
st = {. l3t n ~ Sh ave. ''N'' ~ W"
lam !, % Fstella Sey mour
" 9th ave. S'N's :" Ihon1fs
Covman and another 10 Ellen Cow man ana an
:. = .
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
BUILDING PLANS FILED

Plans buildings and alterations have been filed
n, the Department ~ Buildings AS follows:
New buildings. main Office;
st. n $50 of Madison ave, for one
story brick Office. 2ox20. New York and Harlem
Railroad Morgan VI 'Brien. architect. 400
New buildings. branch Office:
Honest. II s. ln3 II Of Forest-avc. for two
three story frame tonemens. ?oxdo Charles
Ilohl Of NJ l.OG2 Forest ave. owner. Edward
Wen7 Of 40 49 3f-ave. architect. 1000
Alterations. main afice
4Sth II ~ - West. - hve story brick dwell
ing. Mrs : B Frenghuyser. ~ Mcrris.own
y. J owner; o Goldman jr. Of No 2sl ith ave.
architec, 5000
Broadway Nos o73 30 story brick
store lofts: William w Astor. Of No 81
West 10Th st. owner: John Downing. Of No 40
Infect ....................... GOO
81 ave corner 31th-st. TO n three story brick
store and lofts. Jacob FuhIs. Il No 2AC Jencr
sou-a,e Brooklyn. owner; George Lohrlan. ~
N. Penn Booklyn. architect. .......... 3 500
Murray-si. 30 - hve-storv brick business
building: Manhattan Railway Company. Of 40
Iaj Broadway. owner; Waterhouse. - No 1875
Broadway. architect
hist No 44s West. to liee-story brick
ing with William 7 Young premises
Charles W Watson Of No All Pleasant
Alterations. branch 0rlce:
Spencer Place 2f,o9 n r - i4lst-st 10 a
two-storv frame dwelling Margaret Waters
owner. j g Robinson. - No 1000 Bathgate-
ave archtec. ................. 500
l!Nth-st > l5n II q Morfis-nve to a two
story frame tenement. James Michael owner
\ II Brown architect ........................
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european 5tnon ano 0rapcl

-, -. xs,I e,
TINE MISSES GRINNEII. formerly .: East otth 81:
will leave New-York October L. ior elgn' mnrnr nouns
residencc in France an. They WI, chape'oh
vonne ladies' who wish 10 study Three months supple
mentary travel Address Brookline Mass.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
Gorscs an0 Carriages.

a DJOTRNED FORECIOSlRE SALE ot horses ana
\ trucks under the direction ot Freik g s,eren. at
torney at No 40 st l2ls st. On Ansust ~ is'.
= "A 'f-Vh'+ ''-''H'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
Gnmmer Resorts.
SHELTER ISLAND. l.. g.. n. r.
NJ A NH A N s II II

HOUSE AND COTTAGES. OPEN UNTIL SEPT. 10
Handsomely reburt since nre. August 1870. eniaIseo
and improved: oil modern improvements electric nents
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