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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

! The worthless and non-essential n
child study"
Mr.. J. Everett Smith OF Ava presentet
an excellent production on child study
through composition"
The newly elected officers for ehis de.
partment are President J. r. smith oi
AlvA; Vice President Prof. Teweu, Nor.
man. Recording secretary. Matte Gilbert
OF Kinghsher; Corresponding secretary
/ Mrs Clearinghouse, Of Ponca City; Exec.
utive committee. Dr Fellows. Prof. De
Lisle Prof w. N. Rice
THURSDAY MORNING.
a large and appreciauvo audience greet.
ed Oklahoma's Governor. the teacher
friend last evening at the opea honse In
Oklahoma city. Th program for the even
ing consisted Of the following:
Piana solo-Mr. Cheauve Net. of Nor
man.
Vocal solo--Nriss Allen. Oklahoma city.
Invocatlon-Rev Harper. oklahoma city.
song-Pupis OF Washington school OF
Oklahoma City.
Instrumental music-Orchestra OF ok
lahoma City.
Report OF committee on awarding nag
by w. A. Delzeli OF Blackwell
Response on the part Of Woodward
county by Superintendent Ballard
Presentation of flag by Hon. d. d.
Leach of oklahoma city.
Vocal solo-Prof Slough, Ohio.
Address-Hon. Cassius NJ. Barnes.
song Washington school OF Oklaho-
ma city.
Vocal solo Miss Mcclure of Norman.
Recitauon-Mis Greene. Edmond.
Prof w. A. Dezen explained that the
flag presented to the association by Jas
per Sipes. OF Oklahoma City three years
ago was annually presented TO the coun-
ty having the greatest mileage. determin-
ca by multiplying the number present by
the number o fmlles treveled.
The committe found that six coming
from Woodward county a distance OF 800
miles making 1900 miles Travelled won
the emblem. Woods county was second.
Hon. ID. u. Leach made very pleasant
and striking address in his presentation
speech. He said:"That emblem pointing
60 tla Gag. represents free speech. free
press free schools. liberty. To me the
red brings to mind, the blood Of our fore
fathers, the white stands for purity the
blue, the ETHEREAL home above and the
stars, progression. My It be the flag OF
TWO continents. aye, two worlds. 10 teach
es not war but peace. universal peace"
The audience arose and as one greeted
the governor. Everywhere he has well
earned for himself and is recognized as
the Teachers Friend SO they were not
sparng Of applause and evidence OF kind
ly feeling toward Oklahoma's executive.
The message which he brought was one
worthy and well received. lie would have
the teachers teach truth: make honorable
men ana women ont OF our children, cit
izens worthy of the state and nation.
Miss Greene in her recitation captivated
the audience. Her method Of delivery Is
simple charming. with affection and os-
tentation. Her characterization is mas
terful; Her ability to present pictures be-
fore the mind, well nigh perfect.
After the program an informal recep-
uon was rendered the governo? and his
estimable wife by the teachers. II was a
rare opportunity for the great body OF
the teachers, well improved and will be
long remembered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

Ire You Gob,g 70 Caiifornial
The California limited, San
Route. gives the best and SO
service, only pa DAYS 10 Los Al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31
FRIDAY MORNING.

Friday morning the association met in
Edmond. presiding.
Superintendent Hopkins presented IA
strong paper on Needed Legislation In
oklahoma. which elected much discus
sion, Superintendent Cooley. Superintend-
ent Burch, Miss Bosworth. Miss Betman
and Professor Umholtz taking part.
Mrs. Harper, representing the Woman's
Federation OF clubs. discussed the IRE
lation Of Patrons to the School"
In the absence OF President Morrow.
Professor II. T.. Thompson read his pa
per upon THE Relation Of the Public
School to the College and University"
The paper was discussed by J. NJ DcLisle,
Pres. Randolph and Mis- Bosworth.
The committee on determination Of
awarding Of prize library reported that
Payne county had won, more teachers
being present from that county than any
other
The committee on resolutions reported
the following;
THE RESOLUTIONS.
| Be II resolved by the Teachers OF Okla
homa in convention assembled:
/. That we extend &c the good citizens
Of Oklahoma City and to her royal and
I patriotic mayor our heartfelt thanks for
their courteous and hosphable welcome
and their pleasant entertainment while
within ihe confines OF this metropolitai.
city.
2. That we appreciate and reap great
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31
First published in Guthrie Daily Leader
Decembe 49, lseS.
LIQUOR NOTICE

To Whom II May Cenccrn
Notice is hereby given that David and Ja-
cob einberger have this day ed dthelr PEE
tttion to sell at retail spirituous. yinpus aud
malt liqi Ors in Guthrie. Logan county, OK
lahoma and that unless objection bc Med
on or before the 3Oth d y of Dcce mbcrf A. ID.
1898 said petition win be granted
Guthrie. Oklahoma, December a. lS9s
II EMMFT STEW eRT County CLERK,
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POST CHRISTMAS REFLECTIONS.

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REAL ESTATE.
A DULL DAY IN THE MARKET.

DULL DAY IN THE MARKET
Few transactions in city realty were reported
yesterday. nd none OF the sales OF more
than passing interest
John Peters sold No. us East Eighty-ninth-st. a
fve-siory double fathouse. 27llxlo0s. for H. Riker
and No. 26 Avenne c. a four-s,ory double tene-
ment-house, with stores. 25x623. for Charles Z.
David. both on private terms.
Ernest Tribelhorn sold FOR Arlington c. Hall 70
George Bendhem No 3oi East Fifty-eighth-st.. a
three-s:ory private dwelling house lot lexloo5
The price Is withheld.
The Petty. Soulard & Walker Realty Company
sod to James A. Simpson the northwest corner Of
Etoncoaye and One-hundred nd-sixtieth-st. a
pr d T. Austin empha,icay denies the report
that his house No. u West Ninety -hfth-st.. has
oeen sold. The property Is understood To he In
proposal 70 purchase It Is under consideration.
At the Broadway Sslesroom yesterday Peter :.
leasehold on lot 25xico No. lo22 Avenue \, 70 the
Plaintiff. for 5000
William NJ Ryan sold in foreclosure the three
hve-stOry brick tenement houses with stores on
PLOT 5xs llx5s sxlioll. No S5 to SH East one Hun
dred-and- feminist. 10 the plaintiff for Sli5is.
Bryan l.. Kennedy sold In foreclosure the four
West Twenty -thrd-st to the plaintiff. for SIS no
James l. Wells sold In foreclosure the three
~ esooIS Uame store and tenement house. on lot TX
ss5sS-,xsi No All. Fordham or North Third ave.
ST.. 10 Maria Kiefer. FOR $500
William Kennedy sold In foreclosure the vacant
plot o1xloo on frst-av~. east side. 800 feet south
OF First-st.. IN the Twenty fourth Ward. 10 the
Strong & Ireland sold in foreclosure the four
siory sione-front dwelling. on lot 2oXlcns No lo4
The sale OF Nos e5S and sSs East one hundred
and-sixty -htth-st was adjourned.
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ocrIY ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN DEAD.
UNEXPLAINED FATALITIES on THE BRITISH
STEAMER MERIDA.

,.,o,t was received n this city yesterday 70
49,. .,ect that all the engineers and hremen OF the
nr,.,sh steamer Merida. which sailed from Monte
,s.o for this Dort on June $. are dead al s.
via II Is not stated what the cause or their
S.,h was The Merida Is commanded by zap
Nv Tompsett she Is owned In London, and was
ohortered by Norton & Son. OF the Norton Line for
.hsr South American trade. She put IN at Rio
ranelro on June Is. and reached ST Lucia on July H.
= McDerrnott is the Newly ork agent or the Merl-
49, London owners lie said Yesterday mat he re-
lived a cable dispatch when the vessel was at
p,o Jane!ro stating that the second and third on
cheers were dead and that the chief engineer
was dying Another message was received ny him
,.,er saving that the chief engineer had died. and
,na, other engineers would have to be obtained.
re rest OF the crew. {; was said. were all well
70 cause given for the deaths OF the three
engineers
III McDermott Of opinion that the dispatch
9TH regard TO the rest OF the hremen and en-
rnears must oe an exagGera1on. He said = was
ness bic that there might have been some accident
ysrhaps the bursting 81 steam pipe. which
caused the deaths Of the engineers. He supposed
,Sst others were engaged az 81. Lucia and tha'
the Merida had been able 10 proceed on her voyage
10 this port - ,-., a..
v,osip twenty-one miles north by east ~ s.. Mn
ron
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Gourtrn Dropcrin for Sale.


INoE SAi.E.-Orangs ranch. California ocH trees
i fav1ri@ hudiNi varieties. eleven yssrs. splendid
growth. and crop - between 500 and 5000
boxes ,aYed from dollar dollar and half PEI
box no orchard In addition. 600 trees from 10
o; all In fn- growth and whpi. orchard IN
p"rfe cult, alton. Irrigation water ABUNDANT and cheap
Furn she'd cottage about and half - lava.
Garden AMI a. domestic fruits berries etc TAree farm
horses with reGuse farming implements. toos wagons
Property belongs TOO of - work ~ himself
and who all his family. Best opporuniii
earth for Young - able pay Tor and
void him self eleven = rIva and waiting Tor
growth make permanent cash price 10000
$1,000 after present marketed Address
GAYLORD. FRS Natiora. IA - Francisco.
IroR -AI:E-Fsrur = - scr.s "n- hour from Sew
York : mile from station. high ground fruit m All
Kinds. excellent ami abundant hsde. buildings IN
Eoci condition. must 10 sold A. once .
=. POLLARD. Midland Park. y. J.
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living PLACE. i+-S.~ corner house.
new bids tiled bathrooms. filtered water.
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PARTITION SALE.

>~~~~~~N~NS~~r~~>~o~~~>r
sI,pRENE COURT. NEW YORK COUN-
wy John NApOf.E. plaintir. against
JAMES " NApOl.E ct Al. pefeniants
In pursuance u an interlocuiory luds-
mer, u partition ana sale duly MADE ana
entered IN the above emitted action. on the
lo'h dav II July. isaS I. the uliersigred,
referee In said iudgmen, named VIII sen
az puh.ic sI'tlpn a. inr ErchAnke od.es-
room. now loc6tsd A. ~ sroafway, IN ne
Borough ~ Manhattan. cry OF Ne" io'1
o. the 9Th day - August. 1895, al ~
o clock noon on thar day. nv Philip a;
Smy,h. suctioneer the premises direotsd
hy sad Judgment - he sod, and therein
described as follows =.
ground situate Wing and being In the
Ninth Ward Of the CITY Ok New YORK, dis-
tingulshei on map or chsFt OF Ser'hIa
lots surveyed and laid out between Green
stephen I,ud am orty surveyor. and dated
October LIST. ISIS. AZ lot No. ], ana
bounded and described as follows; Beginy
ming on the nort1 erly side OF Eleventh
street formerly Hammond street, a,
corner formed hy the intersection with the
westerly line Of Greenwich avenue form
erly Greenwich .ane, ana running themes
westerly. on Eleventh street formerly
Hammond street twenty nine feet; thence
nOrthwardly. At rigni angles with Eleventh
street Oform~r.y Hammond street,. eighty
feet. thence csstNarfly. and parable, with
Eleventh street rmery Hammond
streep. t~slvn feet 70 Greenwich avenue
formerly Greenwich lanel. ard thence
southwardy. a,ong the line 81 Greenvich
avenue formerly Greenwich ,ane, eighty
one feet to the point or place II beginning.
Dated New York July ". lsgs.
PR ATT A. BROWN.
Referee
SAMUEL CAMPBELL.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
81 Ced1- st y. Y city.
The following - diagram ~ the PROF
erty to he sold. heing Nos. IS and Teh
Greenwich avenue.
80 fe..
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WHY GEN wooDFoRD's GOODS WE'RE HELD

Minister Woodford called Collector Bidwell
a. the Custom House yesterday 70 say that some
=, his household effects. which he sent from Ma
aria 70 Paris. and which had been forwarded from
Paris 20 this city had been detained tor the pay
men, OF duties They had been shipped by the
American Express Company from Paris and were
snpra,sed NJ 81 40 u explained that the fact
that they in the name Of the express com
pany and not Of General Woodford had led 10
exempts General Woodford as the accredited rep
r1seniafive Of the Government from the payment
OF duties and the goods viii be forwarded TO him
at
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

'H2s'F .s,4. Ia z Mi BROOK q 1879 .ssi5. sst
Fg, sd, h 90 ~ !ss e Of Marin
COMPANY to Mrs Ana Fiynn '''.,'.. '''.' 100
Joseph Dehna to Rachel DNhns ..... nominal
wiTo% na;s1 s 10 NV YoI l9 n1s s'S Ss5
ni,6 st. ~ is5 Vest 17,ioo il Er.rton /. Win
W %lns = y, 80 4 q p Ssh '"'oo o
1<i 32S block l. amended map Mapes estate
aa1 IS. an. F ss to sS; t'f' ,m.
Lots s55 ana a5i Block i. amended map ot Mapes
t ." psu ., ~ a..rn 1-s
i7sa ct 40 INA 70 $40 West, s.ioo. John =
schsr,mith to r-nni. o Br.nl - 100
L ~ nap 81 the sason PToperiy ws'G3 I..
Ryirs,cn-.' No $50. 9c.7o I,nac sprung TO
4ets|.,. No ~ W..; is.ioo4. XeVbury Fro,,
SOL st. :, :25 :, o. 2d-aye' i71lc,5. Emit.
neneyie referee TO wI.m Euler .........,. i2"o
soz5s. John fhsiao % Mars S.S F Pssisn $500
George Jordan and Vie 70 william ar
47th".t. {. eoeS {, o. IN az. Is e1lcoa
~ s2 y Br?2o oi5 to Mar: m van rb Hq''n H,,-
70 Max stcinberg ''.',...... 1890
son i %rr ?. M.s,'Ge,y s''loaa 5000
23d s.. r. 40 It " q 7th-av. 37.dross. Teresa
Maalson-si. No i2s 2sav irregular. iona.
We'll ~ al 70 Samuel Feck ............. y
Moore Front-st. S0x2s 10xs0r30 4;
Moore a.. Front also SO - -
NOOre-st Moor--s'. 40. 10 H. 20.
gustus Kellogg 10 Bertha l. Psret. .........-.
3sth st. l3l. s n 2 ~ 81 ave, lspxss =: Peter
Sheridan to William ? sheridan rus; ......
+ist =. 2S2 (, ~ 2t-aVe. l6A9sp Peer
Sheridan William / sheridan ..............
loo Margaret Fet-r to char., Harl.y -' 1000
jefferson ave n = ot - map Belmont village.
2ixi0o Amelia Croch~ron 20 Charles I.sinsxy
an another 1000
l3th-s No 30 East 25ss125xa5a :. Edna
Minor 20 Emanuel Heilner and another ........ 100
1Oth 80 n o. West End ave-. 2Orioo5.
g Hardy % Nargsret'a Card ......-.--....
Mary oNeI 20 Louis I~ss ..'"... 1875
Elton ave. lGnth a. So1ioO Petty.
>lulafd & Walker Really Compsn, 10 James
Smrson ..... ......-....
Ash ave $ 10, 30 20 ~ 1919 70 1872 map Ia canA
PARK. 202+xlVo. NJ keogh Giusepp, can
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4 RNlY RTILpING. WHITEHALL sTREET

S~w Y-rA Ci'v. fulv g. 1898 Sealed proposals IN
f-iploaf~ VII 81 here until fw+v" o'clock noon
Iuly 90 and ih~n opened f'r manufacturing ana DEW
e-ng quickly fhis ~i,lf - rnllnet all wool flannel
Iiolses he n.ada = flannel conforming IN s1~chh-
tons and standard both ~ which can ee seen a. ms
Quick prompt deli, important Edf-rs
wii date commencement and rate ~ d-uF-ry
Blanks nIing and specif atoms can h- hsd AZ ms
Den Preference viii - given 10 articles ~ domestic
PRODUCTION manufacture. conditions ~ qiallty and
rrteN lnrrdrg price ~ foreign prifucuons or
ra.ufar duty thereon bens equal The mites
-fafes he reject accept any or AL
pro..s 81. snv part thereof Envelopes should be
narka5 Proposals. pi Tnir-d FLANNEL Blouses and ad
dressed . :. K1MBALf. Il . NJ General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ba1'sn caa5ss End ks'' W os TIL: +: Gn.
Knaaer George. 10 Emirran, Industrial savings
Bsnk No Isl i,t-sve .........>. 1900
Same to Marianne o'Gorman. same property. 49,
Same to George Rinsler Co. properly. Dc
Lon, John n. % Ir,ins SAVING, INSTITUTION. No ..,.
SANE 70 same No go creenvci.-,, y.,r ..... 900
Md,'op henry j. 10 Ne" !os. Building L.,n
? q 18Th e. instruments ...,........ III;
~. hoias George. to kathryn . Baldwin. 40 20 49,
West 43d-st. ........... 1900
s'umlf Peer ). 70 r',aee'h and Geors. Inn.''
Kd5'cnzcr Ro.a ana another TO Nelson VIZ
throps 5 lilth-''. 2sis # " Of 81 Nichols ,o.o
N9 9a;s ss :s : Hr S sss' Farm. f Rod
sa Mss p sas II os t..
sIys5Sson JAIME, H. to Petty. soul.rd : wsnsr
Ieli,y D.InpSny' " cor h'oh ave ma '"''' ,,oo
seail.. HeaIy J. 20 james 4 ana v EmI.n noa..-
welt. trustees. &c. 18Th 81, i3i II W q 81 .oo..
ave extends to i:ath.st yesrs ,:::..s,, 5000
nroome -, yess. @...,.,.... 1000
Binswanger Eva. 10 Consolidated stone Company.
= Bea;sfd. Ind. 18Th Ct, 30 It " OF i&Hot .oo
Fg. s. % rs to Of Fssid s1s oysSHn'l". 5000
!g,s" 81 s' ana &. B S:sS' and ii
ha En 5a.os 4 MILAN 1 E..? 10 900
s. 100 # o, o,h-@y y,i,,s Sesfs ,o,.o 80 sa- 300
RE-. i5,hs year. '.e....,,.-. $4,000
Rt-!Ish. Joseph IL. BeInhelmtr Schm.d
Bathsate- ave and iI7th-s saloon ~
lease demand o''''
Bars ow John r, 81 al 70 ssllis Colgate and an
other. trustees. Cnicn-ave $40 n u .
3
DarraRh John r, Frederic = Sands and an
other. Amsterdam ave. II II -. -
Flick. samuel. Jr Jonas Wei. and another .o
30 rs M3dlsOr-st instalinents OOO
Tlcss & Ridge Printing Company 10 f Wells
sackett 10 10 10 lii 9th ave year. $500. 2lfsl
I;ssl Charles = Roosevelt O Roston. No 1872 -
East years ....-- ....-.-.. WV
Pagan Margaret Bernhard and Jesnnete
Werthe.m. . 5th ave. . n n OF 1870 At go
ears "2p
60. woif same uronerty ! YEAR. Ts1
Gallagher Frances I. TO Teachers COOPERATIVE
Hnildnx snd Loan Association Scott ave or
Woodlawn Road. intersection Of New
York q nd Harlem Railroad compsny ycar.... '""
McGoy.rn Joseph p Xachens bergen - A..
executors Columbus-aye. 81 u = OF 1.l'h
''''
Ouacksnbush Abraham. Jonas u Kissau. 40
,,23 10 93J erls years. e"""
Hitchcock Frederick. 10 Louise siese. . h2d- 800.
q Morris ave. wears "''''
Meyer Emil 20 Fannie Fslk. 81 ave % y 80
~ hist ~. years .....- ''''''
O-,nl.,cn Annie o Eebecca IadeT. : "a s.. -.
40 II . n West End-ave wears ..... 49,. f'o''
raget Bertha l.. and Robert J.. 70 Emily II rare
corner Front and Moore sts, with parcel -
rear No Front-st. and Nos 10. j. IL, - sno ., -,
wears '''i'"
pHs,eu Archibald D. the Bank FOR saving
New-York 18th st. lI5 II OF Nh-ave %, 40
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Tn. approximate amour, Of the lien %
charge 70 SATISFY which the properly Is tc
ara thir,v-dVe and CO 100 dollars. with
Interest from May u. 1895. and costs. dis
bursem-nts sni allowances amounting 20
ire sum % three hundred ana nineteen
M va. Ioa dollars with Interest FROM
MAJ 81 1865 together with the Referees
s.a. expenses ~ sale and me approximate
amount - urrsid taxes and Assessments
ROBERT MAZEr.
Referee.
t. foregoing sale i hereby Adjourned
- Iu,v anth isOs AZ the sans time and
place. ana
Dated New York. Juy 6,h. 1898.
ROBERT MAZET.
Referee
ERNEST r EIDIJTI.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
II Nassau Street New York City.
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ALTERATIONS.

,os,,., No a. West 20 a four story brick store
Charles Repei'i. premises. owner J 9 bufne'
r,ro,dvsv corner isth-.'. TO an eight-storr
prick store: ebi Lob. No 81 East "s'h-s'
sas a, s. 2si7 n " Of 6th-ave. 10 one ana
haN story brick electric power station, bdl-
son Electric Illuminating Company owner
spth-st No Ii7-iIa West. 70 a four story orcS
electric light station. same owner ind srchitects
r,s, r}-csdway. No III. 10 four story ana bfs~
rneuf brick nal: Louis Brown. owner Ho'ch
burger 4 strsub. architects 49,. -.
ps,E ave No 7nO 70 ave and two ttor, ara
bs,snnent brick seminary: Union Thec'ofISsi
San, nary premises owner " Tuhoy. srchi
. O..
A-o.,erdsm ave- No rs 10 a nve-story orlck tehe-
,n.nf. William n GentzlinGer. premises o~hr'
Newman Duncan architects' '......-..'
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NEW BUILDINGS.

p.o,r,o e, " as3 for a thr..-story brick IRE
engine house % iOxS4 city OF Ne" YORK
owner. n II Robertson. architect .......-.. -. 4.
csros,d ., s.. .s6 Z, W OF valertine-ave. for a
tvO-,,ory and attic tram. dwelling. 241+o' can
y Eoer,h. owner: Bsbcocs arenn-c' -
.,orv Tram. tenement 22xs5 Cornelius NJ Sull
var No So Ras,er-st. owner: J II laVel'' no
22s in'e-yale- ave architect. .-.
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sTORAGE NOTICES.

~~~~->>~~-~>>~~~>~>~>~>~
STORAGE OFFICE or HETRoPoLlI A. a.
STORAGE wARFpoISb H2-Sf
Mercer -, S.v YORK. June y" lss~. ne
following named persons are HEREBY noti-
n.t ,hst storage charges now due on erods
s,orei IN their names must be pai On ~
before Angus, 10Th. lsrs. or goods " III De
,ola Al public auction 10 pay charges 10
49, ~ time and place of sale VIII hr gwen
hereafter Arthur T Gum. II. raylcr; J..
u.vsrs n A sherman. 7. cameron. Mag
81. pn.,rer n. r Burrows. " shapiro
ea-ah > Brown. Wailren & shape. W. :.
pes-ar q. Exams.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
Tn. TT,hure received ~ their tt'o~n
ORC. No. /. 2t2 Broadway. - door north
q, sis, St until o'clock . m. adver-
,i..menfs re, cived AZ tho folioving branch
nfne.s A. regular once rates until o'elock
/, n viz 2S4 shave. .. cor I'd 81
is2 sth-Ave.. cor. i2ih-s,.. Mays. 9Th
ave and ian St. i+2 Columhus-av~.. near
IVES, sGth-s, io@ West t2cs near 9Th
ave az East ian 81. "a West i-1-f-,
between tn and sth aNes l5o East tI,h-
a.. Iass ad-avs he'ween nth and I',h
81, oos "a ave near sist 81. ! Ins ist
ave near ssth-<t: go sd-AvA. near A1st-
= bs< "a ave; $40 Blsecksr-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
BUTLER and VALET. French Swiss
thoroughly competent. honest. obiiEing.
three years in the same place hrst-clsn
city references. BUTLER, 100 ". a2d ~.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

e>~~~.>~>)<~<>c>r>>>~~<~~
SUPREME COURT, County Of New fofk:
WILLIAM HERR. P.aintih. againss
HARRIS FORDlNsKY et al. DsfendsnfA
In pursuance Of Judgment OF fcrc-
closure and sale duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action. bearing date the
TIN day Of July. 1888. !. the undefsisneo.
the Referee in said judgment banned. win
sell at pubic auction at the Ne" lork
Real Estate Ssiesroon. No. III brcshNsy;
in the Borough OF Manhattan .ity ans
County 81 New York. IN the Ind day OF
August. 1875 al 70 O'Clock noon OF that
day. BY Philip A. smyth. Auctionesr. ths
premises situated IN SAID County eho
shown on the following diagram. ana ~
the said judgment mentioned and deserip~s
as follows: ALI. those two certain icts.
pieces or parcels Of and. situate IN the
borough 81 Manhattan. In the Twelfth
Ward Of the City 81 New YORK. known and
distinguished on map by J. bridgeA
City Surveyor. Of land formerly belonging
10 samson Benson and BENJAMIN Vreden-
burgh which map bears date Septembes,
ls26 and IL now on nie In the once q
the Register OF the city and County %
New York. as Lots Nos. 276 and 2Ii, and
are together bounded and described as fol-
:o~s. viz: REGiNSt<9 at a point on tho
soutnerly side ~ pne hundred and six-
sxty ,2fO, feet southessteriy from the IN
tersection Of the essteriy side Of Fifti
Avenue with he southsrly side ~ one
hundred ana sixteenth S'r"ct. running
thence spvtheastsrly along sad southerty
side Of one hundred and sixteenth street
ATTY 80, feet and thence southwesieriy
on a line parable. with Fifth Avenue one
hundred Cic3 feet more OF less. 10 the
centre line Of the block between One hun
dred and fifteenth and one hundred ard
sixteenth Straets thence northvestsrly
along said esnire line hfty 80, feet. thence
norrheastsrly on a line parallel with Filth
Avenue ono hundred i"n feet. more OF
lees. 70 the point or place o. beginning.
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