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The Tomahawk., 1903-06-11
WHITE EARTH RESERVATION
SHOULD :BE. A COUNTY.

The sale Of inherited Indian
lands is the first. step towards
opening this reservation to the
whites. More than seventy five
thousand acres of this class of land
on this reservation is available for
sale 'under THE Jaw passed last
year to permit 'the heirs of de-
ceased .allottees to sell the allot-
ments of these decedents. And as
soon as these lands are sold they
will become taxable, and be en-
tirely removed from the ,restfico
tions which apply ito 'otllpr lands
on this reservation. For;instance,I
any person WHO may be 'located
upon n 'tract '6f hind which has
been S6ld'as 'inhaiteil Ihdiah land, j
may ehgageiin any business with
ont being subjected to the, same
restrictions as his neighbor who
is living upon, an adjoining allot-
meht, which hasnotbeen alienated.
But this condition would not long
continue to exist without havingl
a detrimental effect upon the In,
dians, who would be Quick TO OBJ
serve the disadvantages that they
would haNe to 'cohtena With, and
'tlis Woiild create a sentiment.
amongst them which might 'cat,se,
them to urge t,poh the GOVERN
ment a more liberal policy towards
them than it is now using.
III tltey slfould be Successful in,
having ssohle OF the restrictions!
raised taxation might also come,
ard desire on the part Of the.
people on The reservation for a
sepe1rte county. This may not
be easily Secured, for when we
bfcoiiie tax payers the countless
within which this reservation is!
Situated may not be 50 willing to-
part. with us as TROY ROW are, but
would want us to assist in paying
t1eis' Moat ttebts, In View of this
tire subject 3F having i &perate,
eet,hty should he agitateds, and not
deferred too long.
The Importance of having a
set,erate county MAY not be re-
cognized, OF it may take some
time to learn whether Il would be-
beneficial to u.s. or feasible, but
ifA any Event II should be discussed
and 3oRsidrIrd by some IF the
iec,lels rf this reservation:
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-11
The GOVERNOR OF MINNESOTA.

The Govenor of Minnesota Samuel r. Van SAINT, Will be ORR
guest week. this will of unusual
this reservation.
President Of the States there person
Importance the Indian mind than THE 0lah ona
(Pilot chief of
Formerly the Chppewas used 10 aa 70 the governors of THIS
state whenever they had any troubles and sedo without avail
It unnecessary suggest that every Aefer of the restfVd
chief of this state Know
that they will do should follow tire customs of Pore
whenever rank them either adopted Hin
him We should both II either ceremony
should take place. should make the most imposing of the
first day of the celebrations @@s
Sovenor SAINT Red Nlan and he certainly Would
object having Indian BY which the Cppewas would
always know him, we should at least give him q name
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-11
Tie indian; Right and Wrong.

sag..We hold these truths to be self
evident: that AEE MEN Are created
equal: that they areetidbwed by their
Creator with certain Inalienable
rights, that among these, are LIFE,
MBHRTy, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAP
PiNkss,,'- declaration of Independence
July 4th, l776.
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-11

sented to him by Hon. Clay Smith
Of Kentucky. with Kah:gun-nah.:
waub, his right hand man, And
when he got drunk and noisy the
young Pillager tried to keep him
quiet, and Hole-in-the-day took
out a jaek.knife and cut the for
mer's noselin two places and once
on one of his cheeks. He then
came to my room, and ] tried tQ
check the blood, but mot being
able to do this I started for q
doctor, and had not gone outside
when / heard'two pistol shots in
the dining room hall. Fearing
that there might be further trou-
BILE between the two drunken men,
l Immediately ran upstairs and
there saw the Pillager holding
Hole-in-the-day by the arm, and
trying to place the muzzle of 4
revolver near the latter's,heart.
BefoeI could reach them he shot
Hote-in-the-day in the back of the
ineck;s the bullet passed completely
&. ~ at..FsT
through and came out Of the lat
ter's mouth, but did not injure the
tongue any and .loosened only one
tooth. We were all In a fever Of
excitement, and 'pedb1e We're rum
ming from yhe'stefe for fear of be-
ing slot.
l rushed on tkeim just in TIME "a.
save 1Fole-in-tKe-day from being
shot through the body, forswAef ).
the Pillagcr pulled the triggerof
his revolver my thumb was be-
tween the Tube aKcl the hamh1er
and it did not explode.
x.
/ 'wwrestsd the pistol from the. /.
Indian and immediately went for
medical assistance. Messrs. A. s;
H. White and Mix came down and
gave instructions to have Hole-in-
the-day sent to the hospital, from
which pfate we have just returned.
The 'My}rtrd is p,Qftdrnced danger
ous ,a'Hd It ii ten thaAats u ono
against his 'rletseitoycry, AM, the Mis-
sissipi treaty Is K4tocked. into
antoms. Of'all years for treaties
this beats them aIl. We are ali
doomed To disappointment: Sihcs
the Red Lake delegation left here
we have lad Considerable hope of
making a Treaty; bit It is AT over
now: Clark Thompson viii arrive
here from New York tomor,n~y
with Commissmhcr DSlt; ana thtff
/ suppose WE will he ordered
home: -.
Yesterday We saw tie greatest
sight I ever bchsld: the Whbfe 81
the yth, army corr, fasseA tltfbukta
the city with THE yaffA fhb7Yg.
colors flying; aims arms g1itterihag:;, III
Guiding i'll ali Sixty timusarttt tnshc
mostly ektefArs:: l
The President With General
Burnside, the commanding uficeS
Of the corps, stood on the balcony
Of the Willard Hotel saluting
the regiments as tfey passed
BY. Tie Scene Was very inn
posing.
Mr.. johnson, Peter Roy and
myself alp in good health, but de-
pressed in spirits: Afis-qua:dacs;
is well also. -. @
Yottr: affectiaonate brother;
PAUL H. BEAULIEt:
~ c. ii. BEAutiRUs
fsrow Wing MINI
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-11
REsERYATI0N LAMBS
TO LEASE

100, 700 acres of first Glass farm,
Hands ,on White Earth Reservation, in
ttracts ,of 30 sacres and mose, 'by!
4.LLUTTEES.
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-11

'CffrPEWAS SIOUX sDANCING TOGETHER.
Program Of the day VIII be follows:
Firing of Federal salute at Sunrise
Exercises will commence at eight o'clock. .
Grand Aboriginal Parade BY Indian warriors theft c6stes an
gaiy decorated ponies, representing the nd of the
PEACE MEETING between the SlOyK ahd CHIPPEWAS
Parade of the survivors Of the first arrivals this reservation
1868 Parade <o the survso OF the observation
the Indian Of today with by the White sarth School Band
and by the White Earth Vornet Band
Speeches al the Grand Stand.
ORATOR Hon S. r. Van SAINT Govcnor Of Minnesota Hon Ray
w. Jones, Lieut. GoVenor Of Minnesota, Hon. Conde
IIanin, managing editor of the PoneerPress Hon.
M J. Daly of Perham, Chiefs Mesha gesig, Joseph
Charrette, and others.
Afternoon.
Lacross by Indians. Pony aAaian foot Iaeess i
War, scalp skull pipe dances by scax And
and also the shawano1 1gah dance by and women
BOWERY DANCES ALL AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
Aale provisions efseslh4Ats al the grounds
have Been ExaAe
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Lis Pendens.

Pearl st, 4.S city Of New York vs. Fred KoesseI,
63d ST. i27 ", same ys InterbOrOugh Rapid Tran.
sit Co: gsth 81, 81 81 r; same VS. Alexander Her
zov Baxter st, I3; same VS. John \ GriS,ynld
glst ST. y27 20 "; same VS. Greenwood Cemetery
co: Nassau 81, no. same vs. Charles W Hall Centre
st, iU8,lO same ~ John M Jones as cxcr DE-
sth nv III rs: same vs. Walter q Jones' ith ST
.s3s W same VS. John KubcT and anO Cannon
81 Ilp2i: same Samuel Klein: Walker st
A9 same VS. Thomas KauShran 9sth st. 273 Is
": same vs. Timothy j Kelley: 83d 81. ii - w
same VS. Abraham Stern and anO; i6th st. 1894
W; same VS. George q, Heyc; Ferry st. ST. same
vs. " iam Hoggl l2th st. 258 ~ W, same vs. Jacob
Margovitz Madison ST. $50 81; same VS. Louis
DAVIS: 10Th 81. I59 81 W. same VS. Old Colony Realty
Co; Cherry st. 207 3y3 also Water st. ?i2 IL: same
vs. Isaac Leader ct al; lith ST, I02 10 W same
Us John Glass: l'aAter st, v ~; same vs. John N
A GnswOd IsEing ton ay, II a. cor iDth st, l0OsiO;
same ~ Henry Gundlach and emo; Hvington
st. l8s. same VS. Fanny Grimes, Birccber II 900
same W Henry L Goodwin; 10th AZ. ~ 81; same
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VS. Grirenhagen Bros: Greene q. ITO: same

VS. Gnfenhagen Bros: Greene q. l7o; same
vs. Erdslu> iarcy; ~ acl!ohS' VIOLATIONS OF
Is. 9aa7f a CIV yS Of NV York John Koenr and .no
Jackson ST. 1s 10, same vs. Max Kaufman; 18th st,
81 f x K,n Ea ,s AsHnt5 z! m inans
Lowenfeld and anO: Barrow ST. lol, same VS.
Elizabeth Mof.t and ano; southern boulevard,
same Rocco NJ Marasco: 22d ST, 2o5 f. same VS.
Frances Helm: Charlton 81. 10, same VS. Alfred
Isaac Bernstein: sd ST. us W. same VS. Charles
Becker: 18th st, loi L. same VS. Gustave Boyer:
i3sth St. 20 ", sane IS William = huIke; l4th St,
Louis Horecker: Baxter st, 90. same VS. Louis
Siesel; Ayenu' A, 1882, same VS. Jules A Collet;
i. s. SAM me- rs IS Angela Franchi; Hudson ST. ss4,
same Charles u Chase: Avenue A, 1881. same VS.
Christian Bicrsack; Wiliett st 90 same VS. Isaac
tioodstein; Ganseyoort st, 60. same vs. Isabella
Glatt: 6sd st, 32S l., same VS. Lena Gurgel;
Cherry ST. IL? same vs. Bernard Golden;
sd' lssd st. Is; ". sane vs. Jenny Cohen: i5sta st.
eIi F. same VS. Dorothea Ademann; lOIst st, 1l8W.
same VS.. Patrick Canavan: an st. 1872 W. same
hard Bopp: l02d ST. 3O2 +. same VS. Ada II Arnold
suffolk 81, u.s. same VS. Louis Cohen: Delaney
ST, I52. same VS. Margaretha Bonilon: Jefferson
ST, b3. same VS. Isaac GlnSburg: ChrySie 81, 81,
same VS. Louis / GoIdstein and ano 6Ist s. lIs W.
same VS. John II Hudson, trustee, dc; Rlyington
ST. 3l5. same vs. Herman GotlIeb: 02d ST. 2S5 W
same VS. Herman Helberg; ltth ST, 425 f. same
VS. Charles klnken; cherry st, 2as. same VS. Simon
Levy; 10th ST, 30I W. same vs. Margaret Lemon
Forsyth ~, rs, same VS. Bertha Nonnenbacher
I22d ST. l35 +. same vs. Annie O'COnnor: list st.
"a +. same VS. George Rehfuss: 38h ST. 6i3 w.
sanc vs. Richard Stackpole: Madison av 1875.
same vs Rose Spiegel: Hamilton ST. 20. same vs.
Elise Undtrhili; Lewis 81. %, VS. Adolph
Ilman; Sd ST. 81 Il. same VS. Maria Werckle.
Renwlck ST, 20, same vs. Martha " Wysong Mon :
roe st. 10. Jonas Well. Allen st, los. same
VS. Morris Weinstcin and ano: 9Th 81. 800 f, same
rs Anna C Port SD st. 3os ". same VS. Henry L
Stevens: 81 actions; violations tenement house
act; atty, G l. Rivcs.
tot srtO M II !,
ramowitz VS. Thomas Mclaughlin: specific per-
formance atty. CooDer.
10th ST, w; s5th st, 2O3 vs. w. Marion G Solomon
VS. Estelle l. Campbell: warrant of attachment:
attys, Van Schaick & ~
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MYSTERY or ABANDONED BABY
Fashionably Dressed. Heavily Yelled Woman
Inv Olyc1I I'm II.

WHITE PLAINS, Oct. IA pretty and
well dressed baby boy, about weeks old,
was found last night on the front veranda
OF William Schampners home, near the
entrance to the White Plains Rural Ceme
tery. The babys cries attracted the
attention Of the residents. II wore pink
cap and was wrapped in a pink worsted
shawl.
Chief of Police Carpenter learned to-day
from Thomas Brown, White Plains hack
man. that a flshionab dressed woman, with
her face hidden by thick black veil, hired
him to drive to the home Of Il colored woman
n.ar the residence OF Supreme Court Justice
Mclean, Oh the White Plains pipe line road
where she got white baby attiTed in pink
cap and shawl The woman Rugged the
little one to her and was last seen sitting
in the White Plains station Of the Harlem
Railroad. In the evening she disappeared,
and It is believed she boarded train for
North White Plains, which is not far from
the cemetery entrance. Since then all trace
OF her has been lost.
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3,4O
7D
1850
lego
Recorded Mortgages.

DOWNTOWN,
GSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
[Where no interest Is stated read per centl
Monroe ST. l42 Isaac Grossman to Terence
Mott St, s. Solomon Lent TO Henry De F ''''o'
Weekes. due Nov I. 1904. per cent. 5000
PITT ST, l0 Leah Hyman and ano to Nathan ~
Molner, due Nov 4. 1905. per cent ,... 1900
10th st. to 5 e L s snd Tr. o
prior mtge $1,000 yr Il3 per cent ,.... 1000
18th st. 40 W; The Abingdon WarchouslnE
Co TO Broadway Savings Institution. yr 10000
EAST SIDE.
tEast OF Ffrh 1r. betueen Fourteenth and ll0h R,J
2ls. st, S $. 1858 Sd av; Adoph Danziger and
sno TO & Sarah Holman n. yr per cent; cent. 5000
ss,h st. $ S, 1873 6,h ay. Florence L Ko- '''
wessy TO William Sundheimer 4 part. I
10Th S. iii III n George Miller TO John Gar
,oa,S y 80 o. .h pi' ss Reba weher to
Saul Il simon. due April ia. 1901, 0 per cent 1000
WEST SIDE.
(W,u OF Ftr,h az, bstpeen Fourteenth and llOth st,J
10th av, $50: Frederick G schecc to Amelle
Schwarzwalder. due Now /. 1909 a, per
<sth St. n $, ll5 9th av; Elise G vanauken '''''
to LAWYERS Title Insurance Co. yrs.
.ssh st. 5. 800 E s.h ay; Elizabeth Dunlop ''O'
and ano 20 North River Savings Bank,
prior mge 50. 900. 1 yr Az per cent. 1000
slst st. 237 "; Solomon Miller to American
AN hos,sGs st, $. 2s.s Columbus av: Ellen p Wv"
Cunningham to Emanuel Congregation -
of the City OF New York. yrs. ~ per cent 10000
HARLEM.
tMGnhattan Island. month Or lI0ih ST.
l2b,h st. 500 W: Adolph Kornbluh and ano
TO David Klein instals, q per cen t,,..,... 5000
1891 ST. i2O W: Edw II Murphy to James
McGee, 3 yrs, ala per cent,.........,,... 1000
BRONX.
tborouoh OF The BronrJ
Amsterdam av, e S, 3s7 IN Lawrence st. Helen
Creenwad U James a Decring, c8cr and
tr1ls yrs, per cent .,...,.,..,... us, 900
Beck st, " =, 1875 n 10Th st. Herman Hcilberg
TO George johnson. prior mtge 5000.
8 yrs Al per cent .....,,,,,.,,....., 5000
Jennings ST. n s. s7,2 " Brlstow st; John j
Partridge and an0 to John JcrOIomnn.
3 yrs, ..-..'. oWD
Norwood av, e y. 1894 $ 2O5th st: Annie VI !
Muller to Elizabeth liaier yrs ,.,....., 5000
West Farms road, " :, on line dividing
land OF Episcopal Church from land OF
Eleanor Rowland, / yr......,,,,-. ....... loo
10th st (ay). y S. being " % n. lot i7s, map
Wakefield: Anna Stein to Harlem Saw
inGs Bank. re rec orded, VI ,.,,..,...... 1000
i7th st. S. e 2-3 lot ?7 map George Rapclyr:
Veronica Farlach to Union Dime Savings
Insledtion, due Nov I. 1905 .,-..,,..... 5000
7sTth ST. cor Sputycn Duyvll Parkway:
James Douglas TO James Hayden, 3yrs,
per cent '...,..,'''' ''''''.''.'.''.'t.. 5000
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Yesterday's Auction Sales.
ny M'v1cxAR REALTY TRUST coMpA

ny MvTcRAR REALTY TRUST coMPANr
Seventh avenue. Nos. 729 to 1871. southeast
corner OF Forty ninth street, l0.j1lOO.
three and four story 'cncments with
one and two story frame buildings on
rear: T. b. Hidden VS. F. :. Godfrey ct al:
r. G.. Prloeau attorney: G.. ". Town
send referee; due on judgment Si.
5l3.l8: subject 10 taxes. &c, s2,O26D;
to Joseph j. Corwin win....,,,..,.....,..... s26S 1872
By PARISH FISHER MOONEY go.
Forest avenue, No 735 west side 1Is feet
south Of l58th street E9yS7.6. wo-story
brick and frame dwelling; voluntary
aale; to Neuman London ......,,.......... s3,675
ny JOHN n. doLDINo.
Ifth avenue southeast corner OF 1S8th
street, 20 tlxl0O. two story frame dwell
ng one story frame e1tenslon f. II.
Williams VS.. Antonio DAndre ct al;
psckhan N. 4 X, attorneys; W G, Ar.
nold, referee: due on Judgment. Sl6,0s5,22;
1ubject to taxes. &c, SF.iO 10 the plain
Nth avenue. east side, soii feet south OF
i30th street. DAiOO. vacant: Thomas
Worth VS.. same; same attorneys; j. W.
Russell, referee: due on Judgment. S.
pialntifr .,,..,',.''. .,...,,',,.',. Ss7i
Nth avenue, east side 90 II feet south OF
l38th street, UNiOO. vacant q. VI. Miller
and another trustees vs.. same; same
attorneys. Il. H. POmeroy, referee. due
on Judgment $500 -; sub Ject to taxes
&C. ei2s.B9 10 the painuh....,.. ......,. s6TI
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To.day's Auction Saley.
By JAMEs l.. WELLS

By JAMEs l.. WELLS
ltSth street East No. G25. north side, 1871 east
ef Third avenue i77I1O0 two story brick and
stone dwelling; voluntary sale
BIT HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Forty second street, No. 25. north side, s5i.2
west Of Fifth avenue, 20 iyl00;i, leasehod. four
story stone front building William oothout, Jr..
VS.. b. ], Sturges ct al; Jacob Halstead attorney:
Frank Cochrane. referee; due on Judgment. sl2,
f0s Is; subject To taxes, &c. 81 200.
Third avenue, No. S9, cast side, S9 south Of
Thirty NTH street, l82x80 fve story brick tene-
ment trust OF the Fund for Aged and Inhrm Clergy
men vs. Emma johnson ct al. Peckham. W. X.
sttoneys.: L. A. Abrams, referee; due on tudg-
roent 81 $40 10. subject 10 taxes &oA ii. 1893.
BY l.. J. PHnLIPs co.
Eld1dge street. No. isi east side; ioI feet north
mortgage. $1,000: American Mortgage Company
vs. Joseph Friedman ct al: Bowers s., attorneys:
NJ s. Cohen. referee; due on Judgment. f2,o3l lS:
subject to taxes, &c, sGi2T.
BY JAMES l.. WELLS,
Downing street. No. A.. south side 1871 feet
west OF Bedford street FIVE story brick tenement
G. II. Byrd vs.. II. A. koelsch et al; Harrison & b.
attorneys: G.. u. winthrop, referee; due on judg
nent }oS 2lb. "a.
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"a atisfled Mechanics Liens.

Stanton st. 50 TO 81: Harris Maskin W Noe
Levy: Sept ls, 1908. ,....,.......
VS. Jacob Margovitz ct al. Sept 10, 1878
Henry st, II: Union Granite Co W. We'll d
Mayer. oct q, 1908 ..,,.... ..,...........
9th st. W cor I'd ay; Same va Samuel Barkin.
Oct ", lW3 ,.,.....,..r,.,.. ..r.,...r......,
l5sth 81, n e cor Wcstches av: l. C Phelan
vs. Henry Dattwyler ct al, Oct s, 1908. 80.
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Recorded Leases.

Sth st. 82o-,2 W: Ruth A Wallace TO N q
Rleser, 10 yrs. ........., ,..... ,-..,.....
I'd av. 22Ss: Sophie Dunkak TO Ernest Hilker.
18th st, 3os W; Hugh ORellly to John
Hughes yrs. ..,...,..,...,,.,- ,-..,..,.-...
Cherry st. az :Adolph shapiro to Jacob Buch-
binder. 8 7-l2 yrs...:- ,.......,.. .,....
9Th av. %. Aaron Kieselstein to Morris
Abrams. 7-l2 yrs. ....,,...,....,.....,.
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D6W
1850
$4,000
tEn
500
100
Foreclosure Suits.

18th st, 1871 W: Frank Dudensing vs. Margaret v
Smith and anO; X Dudenslng, Jr. Atty.
Sd av s. il5 from old OF I'd st. l88I-- 10 Bos
ton Rond. being o lot l4s. may of village Of
vs. Anna ! Day and ano Gibbs. Atty.
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Assignments Of Mortgages.

John B Garrison TO Hopeweu National
Bank an int crest ....,..,.........,...,
Fugcn c Potter TO city Real Estate Co......
New York Life Insurance Co to New York
Security d Trust Go .....,.,,..,...,..,...
Mlnard G Smith to Mary L Smith.
James l. conway to Lnwyers' Title Insur
nncr co ,-.,,.... .,,,...,..,..,..., ,..,..'.
Samuel Schollc and ano exrs. 10 Matilda
Ehrmann, 2 assign ments. s.......,..,.,,....
Same to Samuel S"hole.",. .......,..,.,,..,.
Clara Max and ano to William W Collier
AdcllaJ WalgrOve 70 George NJ WaIgrove ....
American Mortgage Co to Emily Jack
Lilly Il stern to- Arthur s Cox. 2 assign
mCntS ...,.,,,,....t,,,-, ,-,,..,..,.,,...,.,..
Charles 4 Stein 10 Martin |. Strauss. .......
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Col. savage Buried at West Point.

WEST POINT, Oct. 1.-THE body OF
Col. Richard Henry Savage was brought
here to-day and inferred in the West Point
Cemetery with military honors. Col. Savage
was graduated from the Military Academy
in 1858 in tho class with MAjor-Gen.
Charles F. Roe and Col. f. W. BaAs Of New.
York city.
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SITUATIONS SwAHrED-EEMAIEs.

Ip'FO DATE DkESSM AkER using finest sys-
TEN and making speciality of tailored * rtS wishes
work AZ ladies homes Mrs. HOLMES, 37 West
20th ST.
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Real Estate Transfers

tSouh OF FOuytscnb ST.
fThs letters q stand for quit claim deed b and .
l,f bargain and sale deed az for deed contain
kn0 covenant against grantOr only.
Gt Av " g. 48o = nth ST, ?32k6I2; Frank
KandO W Carmeio Iannl, mtg. sltUU .:.. 300
Ofeeilwich 81, 10, VS., ASlBA2D6to3y John
j Glynn % Frank Littell, mtge Ss@ nom
nonTos %, lt2, . ., 23.6GlDp; Terence IVlsy
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Nechanics' Liens,

10th st, s27 to s26 Z: Julius Rehberg ~ Lsu
Spclberg and anO ....,...t,.,.,...,.,,
5sth st, a 4; Paul Hall vs. Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt ,.......,.. ,.,.....,........
Sd st. l8O L: Morris BcrkowitE VS. Markn
We'll ........... .............-.
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Plans Filed for Alterations
MANIA rTAN AND THE BHoNx.
Items under 81, 900 omitted

Items under go omitted
william and Duane sts, W cor; twelve story
and basement addition to twelve st<fy
and basement lofts. Rhlnelandrr Real
Estate Co, ~ Nassau 8t, owner; Clinton 4
Russell, 32 Nassau 81, architects; cost I
57th vt, n S. 81 e Lexington av; nye story
tenement; George \ I.avclc, 40 !; 5lst st.
owner lsraeis Il Harder. 81 W 3lst 81, ar.
rnittcls; cOst ..t''..'s's..t... ,..,.
10Th II, 5D-Ji =; two story stable; Rowland
ENatc. " William 81. owner; Clarence l.
Ssfert, 2l7 W lO7tA 81, aTchltcct; cost. .,..
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Elegantly furnished apart :.
ment. parlor. bedroom and
bath, Including meals for
two, S35 weekly, New and
up TO date. Telephone, etc.
Translcnts.
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Isl sINEsS CHANCES.


INVESTOR WANTED To Join VITA two individ.
uas owning valuable exhibition rights about TO be
merged into corporate form and establish business
at 81. Louis during exposition and al Philadelphia
New York, Boston and other desirable points from
s. 600 to s25.OO will be required which viii he used
wholly for development OF cOmpany'S business and
dl'bursed by Investor: careful and practical esti-
mates Indicate yearly business OF at least $500 900 on
which net profit OF 25'a Is assured. Principals are
invited to correspond for particulars and Interview
with OWNERS box l50 sun uptown ohice. 1893
Broadway.
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wANTSAND OFFERS
6EAl ESTATE
BOARD OF BROKERS
OeyMEcnv OF NEW yoRx,
NO. lis BROADWAY.
WANTs.

FOLSOM BROS, s35 Broadway-Want building
suitable for automobile storage between 80
and 67th sts.. ID TO 9TH av.: quick customer, .
years lease. Also small store on BROADWAY
between 10Th and Ard sts Also, parlor floor
store, vicinity I'D St. suitable for drcssmaker
Also wanted To rent Bowcry near Canal ST.,
five story and basement building In hrst class
condition: store and basement can be rented
separately,
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A LARGE. well known manufacturing cCn
cern having prosperous business desrts to II
$1,000 preferred guaranteed : per cent stock
also SO WD common this is one OF the best known
houses In the trade very highest hank commercial
and other references furnished this Is nm absolute
safe and good paying Investment. For further
MrDOSAID & WIGGINS. 257 Hroadway.
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SELECT APARTMENTS.
Brooklyn.

Suites Of 2 h 3 rooms h bath. at ~
Pierrepont St, near Columbia Heights
Parauet floors throughout. separate
Long Distance Telephone; electric ele-
yator, uniformed Hall servants These
are the only Apartments remaining
in this new building. and are superior
to anything to be had In Brooklyn.
Rents, $50 4 $50. Apply to Gus
todian on renlises.
Ernrstus Gulick Co. $50 Fulton st.
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.


y,d st, 1851 r; on" story lavatory: William 4
Taylor, ~ Broad ST. owner. W p FannistsS,
ia Monroe St. arrhitcct cost ..,..,,......
BoROUOB or THE BRONX.
Reptllc st, SIS. 10 " Geological Park entrance:
one story ostrich aud mammal house:
City OF New York, owner; Helms Ia
tprgc, 10 T. 2ist 81, architects, cost
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OFFERS.

J. CLARENCE DAVIES 4 co, l49th ST. and 81 av--
Offer vacant corner plot of lots adjoining
rapid transit station. The Bronx good corner
for builder.
FOLSOM BROS. sS5 Broadway Offer corner plot
facing Stuyvesant Park: excellent location for
apartment house or hotel Also Saith ST. cor
ner, 87xli7. seven story building: rental $i5 e8;
price, Sl?5,OUO. In the heart Of the busy section:
$4,000 for Investment and speculation. Also.
Broadway near Circle 1900 corner square feet:
Will be sold cheap Also irving place near
18th ST., four story private house 2O6AlNo'
price, $4,000 Also Bronx corner on Sd av.
near it0th ST.. at present houri>hing depart
ment store, 5OxI50: will be sacrificed: immedi-
ate possession.
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STORES. lofts. buildings. of'ces: exceptionally
nne list this and other desirable localities.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. s3S BROADWAY.
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T0 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.