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, 1893-12-13

From the lst January 1891 masters Of Danish mro5,t vessels to2ch-
exempted from reporting arrival and departure personally IN tho t'nS1,
This exemption docs however not apply to shrmrste> touching at
Samee, Chinese a nd japanese ports, in which, pursuant to convention
T at3 the 1, sad I'd ' o9 9i les respect fe1psot1 1sE- q rM %Li way ~ ,'% n4 ~ r :, n n59 IVY y
hours after his arrival to report himself personally to the local consular
Documents are to renal n in the keeping Of the consulate, where the ship.
master has to call hr them in erson previous TO his departure - the
master, if owing to cirouns tances, such q quarantine, stress + weather or
illness g. ~, ne !; y =. @ ! ~. N 'e P %I 'i M report lpt "inn Incl pfeSt'o be
case and forward the documents.
Excepting thu oasesln which purSua.t to S reports o be made per
sGnLIy, from The above DATE every sapmaaSl arlivingm al foreign port
for the pu, pose of dicluging u ,eceIvng cargo IS bound to send the
consul or vice-oonsul Of the place a report in writing before his departure,
up in accordance witrthe form here under apTendtd|"l
If the vessel touches at the port for other causes such AZ adverse vud,
seeking, rpars, landing or receiving passengers, o'aimg Or yicta"llng
&c, &c, no report is required
Neglect ofthe .hipnptor. duty aaSas5r, IS land hpa,. o.e t, "2ot
Which is hereby published for general informtion
The Ministry g Fo,eiga AFFAIR.", the 8ht Way 1899
REEDTz-THorr.
q Form for report in 1onng from the shpmastr
1.-THE understand s.s2.s.. n NJ. n ,.n n. ter. Of = . the : ss n { l@zA & Z, a.. st
.-..fr from. mn with cargo consisting Of -. On biIast)
The vessel leaves here on tile ("t) fy~ With cargo
with with .. : : CATER having d+oh,&2gsl part q cargo say (dor having
discharged part of oergo. and also received -
Gross freight for arriving cargo ~
(Name Of llec) the Oear and dnte)
S8s HE above publication from the Ministry Of Foreign
q Affairs of 3lst May a. c., issued in conformity with
5 3 in Law concerning the Consular Service of the 14th
April 1893, which law is. also valid for the Danish West
India Islands, is hereby brought to Public Notice.
The Gopernm.rt of the Dani.h West India Idands
, 1893-12-13
Acknowledgements
Bs.tenmelss ! Hea1old III S$'Los on KonsnlatVose"st
Of l4ds april 1898 an. oesnde Sbi6sforsre'A9mel
d~e1sespfsf orer 10, de Kongeige Konsa'or
emJedsmqnd Udopdet.

DA Forskrifterne Frd. 4de August 1924 991z-l3
- angaaende ~Skipperes Forpligtese til at meldo
sig hos de kgl. Observation-Disclosures Udlandet ere
ophevede fra Isle Januar 1894 we'd ) 8 i Loy ON honsu--
latvasenet at 14de April d. a, be5temmes uenhold
til bemeldte 5, SOM f01ger
, 1893-12-13

Udenfor de Tlfnlde, hvor der If6Ige s / skal fnde personlg An
madeke Sted. Ell fra ovennav nte Tidspunkt at egne enhver, 6k1bstorer.
som iudkommer til femmed Hayn for dr at lossee Ner laie. forphget til
jnden sin Afreise at tlHlle Stedets KOnsui eIer Flce-h olou
dRe Oplysninger og oliver at aHatte Overensstemmese med nedenSt"a-
ende Formular o
Anl0bes Havnen af andre Aarsager, saasom for ModVmd. for at sie
Ordre for at repartre. for at andsa1Ie eer modtge PasSgeler, for at
indtage Kul ener Proviant Q, desl. udf0rdres ingsnsomhelst Anmel-
delse.
Fououmelse af den skipperen shr S | o. 2 paahvilende An
meldelsespltgt straFes med Boder fri 800 Kroner.
Hvilket herve bringes til a~lminde1ig Kundskab.
bdsnrigsatntMeriet den size MOI 1895.
R~EEDTZTHOTT.
. Formulor til .ErVtig Anmetdehs fra ~Sk'byorsren.
Undertegnede, skipskaptajn N, n, Forer at Dampskibet Barkskibet
O. . vO.... $500 hi e1nmehorende i.....d regtig ..R egstertons, n
melder, at leg den Dato og Aawtal) er indkommen hertl fra med
Ladning bestaaende af......G BaDast)
Fartoiet afgaar herfra den (Datc) til :. med her indmgen Ladnng
af...... q Balast) letter her at have kompieteret ladningen ned
letter at indehavende Ladning at haye ln@t (eHer 1t ndehavende
Ladning athave losset- SAINT de1h9s indtaget ~...l
Bruttofragt for tdkommende l!pdnlng .~".
Do for udgaende de-. ......
(Stedsts Navn) den (Dato og AarsaD,
FaORANSTAAENDE, i Henhold til ) 81 den ogsaa for
de dansk-vestindiske Der g~j@ldende Low ON Konsu-
latvesenet af 14de April 1893. at Udenrlgsminlsterie
udstedte Acknowledgements at Site Mai d. A. bringes her
we'd til offentig Kundskab:
Gouvsrnsmsnht for de dan.k restindiske per
ST. Thomas, den EIDE December 1898.
II. A. JURS,
, 1893-12-13
Publication

OF
Rule issued 81 accordance 1o'th 5 3 Of The Coaselar 5s
ei5e law of thu I4h april 1879 co8ceyntag SktQ-
masters duty to report to the rogai CoasD}ar
officers ~ Iorel4n places
, 1893-12-13

lIIPBICHT,
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NEW YORK YACHTSMEN MEET.

TWENTY-FIVE New Members Elected and .
q 900 Punch Bowl for the Cruiser New York
The fourth regular meeting Of tho New York Yacht
Club was held yesterday afternoon In tho banquet
room Of tho Equitable building. In the absence of
Commodore Morgan viceCommod ". Butler Dun.
Jr presided. Beyond the election Of number o.
new members but little was done Ex.Com modore
S. Nicholson Khne announced that tho pro-
Rramme Of races for the next regatta would
be issued In the latter part OF tho week. =. T..
Robinson. Chairman Of the committee appointed to
purchase silver punch bowl for the ward room
of the cruiser New York. reported that tho piece had
been made and was in the hands of the committee
ready TO present the New York's arrival here 1t
cost over $1,000 and Is q beautiful piece Of work
Treasurer w j. Hurst report ed that the clubs assets
were s4p. Al. 10 In cash and registered bonds.
The following me mbers were elected: James r
Whiting W. +. Duryea. G. y French Thomas Ferry U.
s NJ George II. MARS. Casper r. Goodrich. L. s. n:
n Ogden Jones, J. Hayward Ford. John H.. Hall
Otis Z. Tiffany u. s. N: John Hubbard. u
s. NJ. Arthur B. Spoyers. s. NJ: n. James Do
Blns. Adam ". c. Cochrane. Bradford b. McGregor
f. ~ Smith. j. Andrew SWAT William II. Everett. U.
NJ: Leonard j. Busby. Charles Gould. Francis q. Lam
dom William Hester. r. Bailey Myers Mason. U. T. n:
William Trenholm. James LRuRhlin. Jr.. Harrison B.
Moore. Thomas W. Pearsall. Jr. Edward II. Hartman
John Nichols Brown. Marcus l.. Miller. Q. N: r. y.
Fletcher. U. s. ~: Edward g Caldwell
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which drives tho Yacht along at q twelve-knot-
nn-hour gait Tho vossol has boon constructed
IN most careful manner. and was specially
built for long sea voyages. Much attention
was given to make the principal parts OF the
hull heavier and more substantial thun IN
reaily required for Lloyds 100 Al. the class in
which she Is regletered.
The arranCements both above and below
decks IRE very com plete. On deck there IL a
spacious deck house. containing deck saloon.
chart room. 10. while the principal accom- mo-
dations below are forward. and are such as are
rarely seen on American Yachts. A.wide stair
a passageway on the starboard side. which
dressing room. which runs the whole width OF
tho ship; These rooms. which were formerly
fitted I'm The walls are hung with
pink silk. and the berth. which is o
Is n gorgeous sight to see Heavy carpets and
Turkish, rugs cover the floor Of che main sa-
loon, which is without doubt one OF tho
handsom est ever seen In a boat. This room is
fitted with number OF small but beautifully
carved tables. with handsomely upholstered
settees and comfortable looking chaira In
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chased the yacht for Mrs. Langtry It's name
was changed to the White Ladye. and. It is
said. she cost tho Squire Sl35.00O which was
considerably below her original cost.
For q while Mrs. Langtry did considerable
yachting. and took number Of long cruises In
the Mediterranean. Lately she seems to have
tired Of yachting. and the boat had just been
put out Of commission when Mr.. Goelet. whose
charter had expired on the May. the present
flagship Of the Now York Yacht Club. decided
TO take her for few months. with view OF
purchasing her IL she suited him. The princi-
pal dimensions OF the White Ladye are:
Length over all 204 feet: beam. q feet:
moulded depth. 10 feet; tonnage. yacht
measurement 693 tons. Her engines.
which are Of the triple expansion type.
have cylinders 1871. PIX. and Al inches In
diam ter by u 33-ineh stroke. Steam is sup
piled By large boiler. having four furnaces.
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addition there is a grand piano and an or
chestrion. The walls nre hung in velvet ia pes

addition there is a grand piano and an or
chestrion. The walls nre hung in velvet to pes
try. and a heavy blue Administer carpet and
LOOM in a little niche. is n well-appointed armo-
~ Il lied with Martini Henry rifles for use In
tropical waters. Aft OF this Is an apartment
which Is known as the bachelor quarters.
which nlso runs the full width OF the boat. 1t is
fitted with two berths and a bathroom. In addi-
and u bathroom on the port side. and two
sing Q staterooms and one double one on the
starboard side. The rooms are all hung with
tapestry and are finished In white enamel.
The yacht is lighted by electricity. and IS
cooled and forced t6rouRh the difTerent apart
ments from the ice house Take her all in all
she Is one OF the best equipped steam yachts
ever seen here
She is commanded by Capt. Jones and
carries crew Of thirty,three men. Including
alone. She is now of the New York Yacht
Club station at the foot OF East Twenty sixth
street awaiting Mr.. Goelet's or,iera
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MRS. LANGTRY'S YACHT HERE
ruIRrERED By OGDEN GOBLET, WHO
.,,r POSSIBLY INCOME HER OWNER.

A Tr,u.iooktnE Boat that Was Purchased
n, the Late Squire Abingdon for the
Actress mt n Cost OF 1885. ooo-stateroor,
Formerly Occupied by Mrs. Lanetry.
Tho English steam yacht White Jadye.
rbieh Mr.. Ogden Goelet OF this city recently
chartered from Mrs. Langtry for flve months.
arrived ut this port yesterday after pleasant
massage OF nineteen days from Cowes. Isle OF
wight. England. The White Lady. which
is a throc- nastcd schooner-rigeod yacht
ia one OF the best-looking boats ever sent
from tho other side. She was built by
Iamaea Ferguson OF Leith in 1885,
for Lord Ash5urton, and when launched
was christened the Lady Mabel When
snnirn Arlington, at the end Of 1901. pur-
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF STREET OPENING
~ Attention ~ called TO the advertisement In the
City Record July 49, 1898 aud ten days thereafter OF
the confirmation July 3 1893 by the supreme Court
OF the following street opening;
Twenty.fourth ward-Tnde pendence av. from Bpuy-
ten Duyvii Park way 10 Morrison st.
Interest will he charged from july IL. 1893 II A.
sessmentB not paid before Sept II. 1893
THO. ". MYERS. Comptroller.
City OF New York. Finance Department.
Comptroller's once. July ~. 1893
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Corb-u VIII, Hav. to Get Out.

CHICAGO. July co-Judse Mcconnell has refused
70 grant an injunction restraining tho Exposition
authorities from removing Corbett from Midway
flAlahce The contract between Corbett and the Ex.
position gives Tho later the power any show
from TIC rlaisAnce which II may deem
ina tha Judge said left him discretion In the M at.
~ and ho promptly refused the injunction. This ne T.
lies tho matter. and Cor bett will have 10 no.
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The vrs,l.ut Coming th,. Way.

NEWPORT. July 2o.-Another jb for the Vigilant
rived here this forenoon just after the departure Of the
soop. It sent At once to New London. with hopes
of nterceptng tho yacht there. she was expected
to have a brush two along the Sound Her owners
are not inclined to talk about the yacnts abilities yet.
but from their manner 1t 10 inferred that they
greatly pleased with tho prospects, before them Com
modore Morgan left for New YORK to-day on the flag
vtRilant
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An Accident to the Jubilee.

MARBLEHEAp. July 2o.-The Jubilee met with an acci
dent last evening" The chain holding the centreboard
was thought to be too small and men were employed
when the centreboard let the chain apped.
resulting In losing the centrebosrd. RTAppls v as
proc and tho centreboard recovered and put
in place this morning
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Yachting Gossip.

me Regatta COMMITTEES OF tho Riverside Yacht Club
announces that the special race for by
nemlsrs OF the club has been p1ttp0ned from July ~
!" Aug o. Tile psnnknt will take place on July ~
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RfaI Gstate tot alt---Stateu asland.
UP v T p,RaHz,r.
LARGE BUILDING LOTS,
2SxI1R. AT $3.50 EACH.

Greenwood av. and $500 each Hart av More
sort OF mionares. not even Tuxedo itself. 10 more
beautiful more hsalthful. more desirable. Espe-
cisy suited the tastes and conveniences OF ladies'
the houses the property being of the most modern
type; every convenience water. gas electric lights:
macadamized roadst 2to feet above tidcwater cures
throat. lung and troubles; dry sopinq arabic
soil: abundance OF stores and shops by 10 trains
daily; Communication. 2 cents; four blocks only from
Livingston Station; close to now and fashionable
grounds Of cricket and lawn tennis clubs which are
frcquented by tho elite OF New York.
Among present residents are artists dramatists.
Journalists, novelista merchants. brokers' bookkoep
err and master mechanics; churches and schools and
mail facilities comparable with those OF Now York;
taxes, s1io lot; rigorous restrictions to nut
snnces &c This property 10 absolutely free from
cumbranoe OF mortgage or any lien whatsoever. Title
guaranteed abstract and Official searches date back to
1900 improvements constantly going the
premsea Especial attention paid to convenience and
requirements OF ladies in search OF ideal health.
full homo from the wres and mothers point OF Wow.
Call week days and sunday on tho the prem.
isea This property should be seen to DO fully appre
ciAed. Come at once md inspect IT. don't put on the
day. Cut this out and show 1t to your friends
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1nSinrss Cnances.

CPANISII AMER1CA.-American. held Official position
- long experience Spanish language and business
customs abroad. wishes position home or Abroad my
hrstclass enterprise j. box i6p, sun office.
10 STONE POINTERS.
The Post Ofce at Newark N j. 1. ready for pointing
will lump IL TO proner parties Call Mt the building
JOHNSTON 4 BYRENS. Contractors.
ITO LET-The hcstpaying music hail in New York. In
fact. in the nted States; gold mine for the right
partieR For particulars. .. -
TO RENT ON LEASE.
Desk room in store; open until IL O'Clock at night
1926 Broadway. near 32d at.
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The Britannia Wins Again.

DUBLIN July 2oThe regatta of the Royal Irish Yacht
Club continued to-day. Tho race. s yesterday.
fifty miles on the course of Kingstown.
Only the Britannia and the satanita started The wind
chopped around tho compass as to virtually spoil
The satanita led first hut was overhened slowly by
the Britannia The Britannia won. Time, hours
minutes 81 seconds The Satanita's time was hours
q minutes 60 seconds.
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EfaaI 3lotirea.


TENTH AyESCE AND FIFTY THIRD SrEEET.su
IORk.-,lOhN j. JONES ct al. Executors. &c. plain
tins. against ELLSWORTH L. STRIKER aud others, de-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
made ana entered in the above entitled action. bear
ing date the 2h day OF July. 1898 the undersigned,
referee in said judgment named Will sell at puuiio
auction. at the Exchange Salesrooms. at No. III
broadway, IN the city of New York on Monday tho
lth day of August. 1923 at IL O'Clock noon OF that
day by william kennedy aucttonc,r the premises
mentioned in said judgment and therein described as
follows. to wit:
Al those certain lots pieces parcels of land sit.
uate lying And being in the city OF New York. bonded
westerly side of 1enh avenue iiBa nce one hundred
feet and five inches northery from the northwestery
corner of Tenth avenue and Fftysecond street, run.
ming thence northeriy along Tenth avenue one hun.
ured feet hve inches to the souhery side OF Fifty.
third street.thence westerly and along Ffty.third
Tenth hundred feet hve inc hes tn the CEN
line OF the block between second street and
Fnythrd street thence westerly and along said CEN
ire line of the block nifty feet thence southerly pnrai
lei with Tenth hundred feet Ave inches to
the hcry side OF Fftysecond street. thence enst
erly along Fifty second street nifty feet thence north
erly parallel with Tenth hundred feet I'VE
second and fiftythird Streets and thence eAsterIy
and along SAID centre line ono hundred feet to the
point or place OF beginning.
Dated New York. July l+th, 1888
WILLIAM H. RICKETM
MARTIN J. KEOGH. - . f > 49,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Temple Court.
6 Beekman street,
New York. 80"
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for Sala
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Tho bookbIndery lately owned by james Grange. COO
sisting Of ma chinery. fixtures implements and once
and b,ndcry furniture. and occupying nve floors Of
premises 60 and 6S Duane st. and also the lease cxpr
ing May !. 1896 Terms cash. Apply on the premises
and after July 1S. 1893. ANDREW GILhooLY Az
signee.
-RARROOM OUTFIT. second hand. at half price.
n. T3D broadway.
lNOR SALE-sl5n Pneumatic 1ired safety brand new)
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Room 49, 81 aud 20 Centre ST.. New York city
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MARTIN J. KEOGH.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Temple Court.
6 Beekman street,
New York.

TEETH AVENUE AND FIfrY:sECoND STREET.
YORk.-JOHN JONES OF al. Executors. DC, plain
TITS. against ELLSWORTH l. STRIKER and otherA de-
PENDANTS -.
In pursuance of judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
made and entered in the above entitled action. bearing
date the 18th day of July. 1903. tho under signed
referee In said udgne named will sell nj public nuo.
the Exchange at No. III Broadway,
In the city Of New York. on Monday the 18th day OF
August 1923 at II O'Clock Of that day. by Will
liam Kennedy. auctirneer the premises mo ntioned In
said Judgment and therein described follows 10 witt
All those certain lots pieces or parcels OF land stu:
nteyng and being in the city. county and state OF
New York. and which, take together bounded and
described follows to wit BeRnntng At the corner
formed by the intersection OF tho nortnery side OF
Fftysecond street with the westerly side NJ Tenth
fortynine feet inches: thence weaterly
parallel with Fiftysecond street sixty feet; thence
northery parallel with Tenth avenue tweny.nve feet
ve inches til, nee ensterly again parallel with Fifty
second feet tho westerly side Of Tenth
thence mort herly and along Tenth ave-
twenty i've feet Ave inches to the centre line OF
the block between Fftysecond and Fittythird streets
thence westerly and along sad centre OF tho black
hundred feet thence koutherly parallel with Tenth
hundred feet and hve inches to the north.
erly side Of Fittysecond street. and thence onstery
and along Fifty second street hundred feet to the
point or place Of beginning
Dated New York. July a. 1903 -
WILLIAM II. RICKETTS
MARTIN j. KEOGH Referee
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Temple court,
6 BeckInAn street.
Nav York
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SrDposals.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
OFFICE OF TIE
RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION.

STATE OF MINNESOTA.
OFFICE or HE
RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION.
SAINT PAUL. July /. 1888 -
TIME RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION
OF MINNESOTA invite sealed bios for the con-
Of state Elevator of $4,000 bushels ca
pacity St Louis Bay at Dnuth. Plans, specihca.
lions &C. be seen at our office Bids will be opened
Aug. 2 at 10 A. NJ. Each hid must he accompanied by
a de post money or ton thousand dollars or cert-
ned check IN said amount ms guaranty OF responsible
ity and good faith.
The com mission tho right TO reject any and
all bids
Attest: wM. NJ. LIGGETTI
Secretary IRA. h. MILLS
NOTICk-Rstimate for rnishing mite stones foR
~ hUlkheah or river wall under contract No Ar.
will he received by the Depart ent or Docks. Pier a.
Battery par, until II clock A. NJ Of Thursday Aug.
g. lss For full particulars sch the CITY Record Copies
for A,o nj Nity Hall
NJ TICE-Esimates for furnishing sawed yellow pine
~ timber under contrac 4b6 VIII be received by The
nsparsmer. q poeks rer 4, B",,usrY place; until
ticuiaIs see tho City Record. Copies for sale ~
City Hall.
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aeal Gstate sfor Salc-alew Serses.

POOR MAN can buy nice home in Jersey City
IA 1Sl Mercer ST.. within walking distance Of ferry
2rtory and basement BRICK house. for 1000 Easy
terms, or Will rent same for $50 month. Address
RICHARD RYAN. 415 Blocker St. New York.
ATLANTIC MIGHLASDS. n. J.-Ren Es
tate Insurance and Loan Agency Villa plots for sale;
choice investments Cottages for sale and rent.
X. - SNYDER.
Cd En FOR BUILDING LOTs-Positlvely this week
Ucsco only: SO miles; near station, installments
APPLkBS, 30 Pine St
q Sn VILLA SITES. CORNERS 75-Pictures1ue
}DcO Erie; 100000 Inhabitants: restricted against
nusanccs: communication fare cen.R Free passes and
full in Information. WELDON. ~ John OF.
90 rS0-*25O cash; attractive Sroom cottage,
p%S aCO Ridgcwo"d; Erie Railway: large lot fruit.
Box $50 Ridgewood
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Situations aBantea--astales.

Sitaations aBautea--astalfs.
e---~-'>-.--~e~->--~~~~-->'
Be. Per Line.
WORDS To THE LINE.
ELEvAroR RUNNER want. position. freight or pas
O., 400 Pearl st.
IIoRSBsHoEING.-Roy want, work at shooting or
H'''''' ". oooSNELL Giondon. Es.ton. Pa
M AILER-A No :. wants .i,unton 81 mailing de-
AL. Sun otncc
TELEaRAPM city new. and ssC,.esDona.Iss editor
sra S'' To SUI RHO. box 2ie SUE once s,.''
si.sdy po,isSn jobs FEfRIE. 400 K iai.t. 81
"a 81 ssa.s 9Th SC. Z
YOUNG MAN wi.he. situation az stencgrspher and
i typewriter; good penman. Address T.. box no
Selfrt Aoard.
East Side.
T EXTINCTION Av.. L7e1. near 1l1th .t-lsrge and
IL ANAL rooms nicely furnished. with or without
M AyERtEy PLACE, 1oi-singie and double rooms,
w with board; newly furnished; centrally located
hTn Az, Io2.-34 years estnelishsd mcchan!es
4 boarding. ponse: COOL airy rooms; ladies, $3.50;
1OTu ST. - EAsT.-Plesssnt double and single
board
I 1TH ST. PIG EAsT-Lareo and small rooms, nicely
Il furnished: every convenience. with or without
board: summer prices
17Th ST. II EAsT-n.ndsome second floor, with
very reasonable; refereneea
~ ETH ST l2S EAST.-Large back parior: spacious
/ ID windows; light and cheerful every conven.
fence: also other desirable rooms: excellent board.
West -lus.
61sr ST. 4as wEsr.zrurn.hsd rooms. with nr,.
ID class ard, convenient to 9th and 9th L.
Srlrtt a,oard-arcnhluu.
CUMBERLAND ST, 3la between Greene and Lafay.
~ ette (hn.-Board; pleasant third story 'front.'
second story alcove.
CUMBERLAND ST, <1d-Large and small newly
furnished rooms: back parlor for ply sican: first
class bile.
MONTAGUE ST., 124. conner house, pleasant
NI rooms; house HON elike and cont or able; unex
ceptionable table: summer prices.
DARK PLACE, 1ao.-Opposite Flatbush av. large and
II ANAL furnirhed rooms: table unexCelled: table
boarders: management.
COUTH ELLIOTT PLACE. 7L-Deiightfuly cool large
> small rooms table uneTcelled table boarders:
summer prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-21
Chieagu advertisements.
ROOMS IN HOTELS OR PRIVATE HOUSES
the THOMAS HOTELS

GoTH ST. AND MIDYs0SAv cnIcAGo.
Freproof opposite Worlds Fair entrance; rates
10 - day Frsclass cafe In building meals
5oc dinner Ibc. For particulars address
JOHN 4 THOMAS Proprietor