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FOR RoBBlNG LlEDERKRANzERs.
Seven New York Central Employees
Under Arrest at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, July lS-Six New York
Central station employees were arrested
last night charged with robbing the
commissary car OF the New York Lied
erkranz Society while II stood on the
side track here last Thursday night.
Char es Blumewrlght, the car inspec-
tor. who was arrested Sunday morning,
confessed that he had taken part In the
robbery, and gave the names OF the men
implicated with him. Nearly all the
men are married and have families.
No trace has been found OF the stolen
goods. except that portion which fell to
Blumewrights share.
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YELLOW JACK SUSPECTED.
Steamship Nasmyth Detained at
Quarantine To-Day.
Two Of Her Crew Have Died Since
Leaving Santos.

The British steamer Nasmyth, capt Eaton,
which arrived at Quarantine this morning,
has been detained for observation, on sus-
p,cion OF having yellow Jack On board
sho carries q general cargo and is tol.
signed to Busk & Jevons.
June l6 she saiiei from Santos. When two
days out Thomas Roberts and Walter Scott,
sesmen, were stricken with yellow feve'.
The ship touched at Rio Jaueiro June 81, anu
while det tained there Roberts died and was
buried ashore. Scott was put ashore and
sent TO hospital.
shortly after leaving Rio Janeiro, James
Fisher. another seaman, came down with
the disease and died July g. He was
buried at sea. How many Others
were stricken Is not known. Dr.
jenkins Is not satisfied that the proper pre-.
cautions were taken ana will examine tie
crew and perhaps fumigate the ship ano
cargo.
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POLES AND WIRES MUST GO.
Board OF Electrical Control Order
Summary Action Taken.

The Board OF Electrical Control de-
cided to-day to take summary actor
against electric light and telegraph com.
panies who have disobeyed orders to re.
move poles and wires. The Board de.
cided to remove all such poles without
further notice to the companies.
The offenders are the Postal Tele.
graph. the Metropolitan Telephone and
Telegraph. .the Brush Electric Light and
Thomson-Houston- Electric Light Com.
panies.
In this connection notice was given to
all companies who had not been pre-
viously. notified to remove their poles
and wires on streets where subways
have been laid.
The Thomson Houston has failed 10
enter the subway on First avenue, be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
streets. The Commissioner OF Public
Works was directed to cut down the
Company's poles unless the Company
complied with the law.
The Mayor declared the Thomson
Houston Company was constant often
der In this respect.
The request Of the Edison Company
TO tear up Nassau between Beekman and
Fulton Streets. which has Just been re-
paved, was referred to the Commissioner
OF Public Works.
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A.J.CAMMEYER
Sixth Avenue. cor. r.12th st
COLOR LINE AT ASBURY PARK.
Negroes Who Go on the Pavilion
Will Be Arrested.

ASBURY PARK, N. j., July ls.-James
A. Bradley. who owns the entire beach
front at this place, has posted a notice
to the effect that colored persons are
requested not to occupy the Asbury Ave-
nue. pavilion.
Mr.. Bradley says his action is not due
to prejudice, but that the city visitors
who patronize the hotels and cottages
complain that the colored people are In
the habit OF occupying all the choice
seats In the pavilion.
He says that he has instructed his Of
ficers to arrest those who refuse to
comply WIN the new reguiauon. and
against any persons so arrested.
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SHOIAITHEM0HICAN
Hawaiian Steamer Alexandria
Crippled a Q. 8. warship'
She Had Been Ordered to Lay To,
but Refused to Obey.
Intercepted While Raiding Seal
Rookeries In Behr!ng Ssa.

SEATTLE WASH, July ls.--Ths
steamer City OF Topeka, from Alaska
which arrived here last night, brought
the following advices. which finally set
tie the mystery concerning the Hawaiian
steamer Alexandria, which was httet
out in San Francisco some time ago
ostensiblysfor fishing cruise.
The Alexandria, under command o
Capt. Mclean. sailed from San Fran
cisco for Honolulu. last April, and latei
left Honolulu at night.
On June Is the Alexandria was inter
cepted while raiding rookeries in Behr
ing Sea by the United States wnrshir
Mohican. The Mohican ordered the AL
exandria TO lay to, but instead OF doins
20 the Alexandria increased her speed
and attempted to escape.
The Mohican pursued her and hrec
two blank shots across her bow as sig
nal for her to heave to. In supreme
disregard Of the order the Alexandra
steamed faster, and when the Mohicar
fred another blank cartridge. the Alex
andria trained her six-pounder on hcl
pursuer and sent shell crashing
through the sides of the warship ant
into her gun room.
The ball played havoc among thu
ships machinery. and completely dis
abled the Mohican.
At this juncture n dense fog arose and
the Alexandria made her escape. while
the Mohican had to anchor for six hour,
for repairs.
DISCREDITED AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. July ls.-The Nav,
Department officials do not credit thu
story that the United States steamship
Mohican was fired upon and disabled by
o poaching steamer In Alaskan water or
June 3.
A telegram was received this mornint
from Capt. Hooper, commanding tn,
revenue cutter flush, stating that bS
order OF Commander Ludlow the steam
er Rush seized, on July 2, at Chirukai
Island, the American schooners st. Pau
and Alexander.
This event wa 8 OF later date thar
that upon which the alleged firing took
place. but no mention IL made OF II
although the order for the seizure wat
given by Capt. Ludlow. and presumably
his vessel, the Mohican, was In company
with the Rush.
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COL. R. 7. AUcHMUTY DEAD.
He Passes Away at HIS Summer
Homo in Isnox

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July ls.-Col. Rich
ard I. Aurnmuty dieu at his summer resi-
dence Ut Lenox about 4.30 o'clock this MORN
ing.
lIo had been failing somo time, but death
was sudden and uneX pected.
Lenox people are greatly shocked over his
death.
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Destitute Elm wood, Ind. Mill Hands
INDIANAPOLIS, Ina. July 1s.-Advices
from Elmwood. Madison County, state that
there Is great destitution among the mill and
factory employees recantly thrown out OF
work ana deeds OF lawlessness are OF nightly
OCcurrenCe.
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Identified His Fathers Body.

IdonttHed HIS FhthOr'O Body.
The body OF the man found In the North
River at the loot OF Eighteenth street was
to-day Identified by John +. Cassidy, of l 10
Gansevoort street, as that OF his father. John
Cassidy, sixty years Old. lahorrr employed
In the Street Cleaning Department.. line old
man was accidentally drowned.
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BUTCHER SONN IS DEAD.
Took Faris Grssn. He Claimsd) al
the Result OF q Wager.

NEWARK, N. j., July ls.-Theodore Som,
the butcher who took two ounces OF paris
green yestrrday, died in the city Hospital
THIS morning.
SOM told his brother. who found him lying
In the street, that he had taken poison on a
wager. That is not believed to be true, ana
II Is thought tnst Tho man was suffering
from the effects OF a spree.
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COUNTRY BoARD-Privatef family viii accomm o.
new furniture; airy rooms 6l1 miles west OF New
burg; daily mail reference exchanged. Add ress
W. r. BENEDICT, Leptondalo, Orange County.
N, Y,
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PRIVATE FAMILY desires to take . few boardorst /
very healthy and pleasant place large airy roHms!
depot; fine drives. &c For particulars, address
p o. box sc Little Silver, n. j.
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Blinded by a Stone.

NEWARK, n. j., July ,s.-Jeremiah Han
sen, forty.nve years OF age, OF "a Chapel
street, this city, was struck between the eyes
by stone last night, which was thrown by
some boys while he was going home. He will
lose one of his eyes
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sh.boveen's B,rrest g.

Shsooyasn's Biggest Strike begins.
sHEBoYGAN, Wis, July lS.-The biggest
strike in tho history OF sheboyGan was In
sugurated this morning, when 800 empio, 20 :
OF the NATION Manufacturing Company quit
work. The strike Is the outcome OF 20 per
cent. reduction In wages
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Assaulted \ Street Oar Conductor.
Godtried Rudman, conductor on the Sec.
ond avenue surface railroad, appeared In the
Essex Market Court to-day against John
Kane, a bricklayer, who while Intoxicated
last night assaulted Rudman when the latter
asked him for his fare. IL required the efforts
OF three policemen 10 take Kane to the 81 o.
tion.houss. Justice voorhis fued him elo.
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Workman Swallows V.trio,.
John Hess, aged thirty.eight, OF 422 East
Tenth street, while At work at IA Water
street this morning, removing vi,riol from
| some OF the acd lie was taken to the
Chambers Street Hospital.
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Miscellaneous.

BOARDFRS WANTED at farm house, near Deis-
ware Water Gap; everything from farm; terms
IS and $G. W. y. Wagner. East Stroudsburg. Pc.
GOOD BOARD, pleasant rooms; plenty shade; 70.
fined people; less than hour from Madison
Square or City Hal. Austin, boz $50 World.
MARSHALL CREEK. Monroe Co.. Pa.-Board
trout fishing; boating; bountiful table. l.. Dc
Hoffman.
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Board Wanted-Country.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED by gentlemen
wife and two boys. 3 and IL, Jewish, in tb
mountains. not over 40 miles from city. .Addre,,
with particulars, to j. kosenthal, 1886 T.. 5lst st
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Boarders Wanted-Country.


New York.
A FEW adult boardsrs can fnd frst-olass board.
beautiful place; fresh vegetables, poultry, ic.
moderate prices; Is minutes from City Hall. Ad-
dress Mrs. Palmer, Van Cortlandt, N. Y.
BOARD IN ThE CATSKILLS, location and view
surpAssed, So Y miles from station. W. S,
Smith, East windhan, N. Y.
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BRICK CHURCH-1hres minutes from station! |!
large, pleasant front room for two gentlemen RI
refined neighborhood and family; comfort abb.
CONVENIENT, healthy; terms reasonable. Address
o.. East Orange 7. o., NJ j.
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Ha, Not Spoken in a Week.

Dictro Linham, twenty.oue years old, .
piano-muker OF 800 East Forty-seven h
street, was taken to Bellevue Hospital for G: =.
animation. lie Is believed to be demeutcd,
and has not spoken for over week.
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10 Wall st,

10 Wall st.
l4th ST., East, 25, A,
pa.
14th ST., cor. 3d ave.
3D. ST., West, SIS.
l4th ST., West, 2, 90.
9th ave, 1872, 224.
23d ST., East, 1872.
AID ST., East, so.
47th ST., East, l5a.
4Sth ST., East, 2O3.
54th ST., East, l54.
59th ST., East, 2OG.
23d ST., West, 1874. 270.
34th ST., West, 263.
39th ST., West, SO.
AID ST., West, LOG, 257,
4O2.
l24th ST., West, 244.
130th ST., West, 800.
145th stand Lenox ave.
Foot of West l3Oth st.
Bedford ave., 3S2, 45l,
1868, 1911, 1860.
Broadway, 4S, 153, 900,
376, S62, 1864,
corner Gates ave.
Broadway, 1891.
Broadway, corner Myr-
tie ave.
Court ST., 63, 36l.
De Kalb ave-, TIT, 9l9,
424.
Utica, ave., 80.
Hosox
Hudson st., 60.
w ashington st., 107, 40
F0RT Il
Fort Lee Ferry-Houso
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lasss sod. 81 hiis.u .. iss Ssosd~aS. :. wan
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Board Wanted-Country.

A LADY pianist. thoroush artist, would ~ ike pO.at
BOARD for three adult, large and 'm.ll rooms,
2s ssd M.sS 5Sn t2d
dress G <. T n F., box Ok 2iT World. d.'' '''''''N' ~
BOAKD WANTED by young man At Mount Ki,co
q, .. Chnppsans n uTtil Sep, iS mus. & npt bs % oySs
term.. tern 'ni5e Boz EST asi. isss @ Sd ave- 'A' A Wv.
BOARD WANTED for lady end 81. ehIldTsn lSt
week sex Address B.n,s. lss i Sts .vs. %"s N p'
BOARD WANTED in private family by young
man about 80 minutes @ from oty' state DAr''0a'
COUNT Y BOARD for mother and daughter II
1bi.b s.S or spy Ii sss terms tT
90 West 36th st. '"1'' ~ '''
FOR THREE GENTLE;MEN: saIiass ai; s.l, room 70.
%ansat s R B. 10 L. Ts.n t.. bo. 3o7 Void 90 io'A -
GENTLEMAN and wife desire rooms, with board,
IN tss 1sn, "a &c
sted near the waters convenient for boating srd
s..s Pes.s ,S ..s%er. "a ststi"s terms. &c.. to ".
Ii. s.. box 265 World, uptown.
HUSBAND, WIFE and child dour months qldl
.f WITH SsG%1ssy sSs.d 0' ns.
V7G Madison st., Brooklyn, n. Y.
soUTHoLD. l.. Hoard wanted on farm during
aSs As@. rsym sy two box sia %cd
TWO YOUNG LADIES wish boafd A. sh.epshsad
Bay; state terms. A. Barkiey, 1853 T.. 2Gtn St
WANTED-At Bath Reach, by . ReutIomAn, =
ins terms and location. j. b., World Branch, TIA
Broad ST.. Newark. N. J.
WANTED-Board for gentleman snd wife from
South, within easy reach of New York; must be
healthy location, with trees and lawn; have baby
80 months old; references. Address frederick
Fowler, National City Bank, New York.
WANTED-Accom ON m odatous for two weeks IN the
country where there Is excellent black bass hsh-
Ing only those near the water where the hsbinE 70
good need answer; gy. full particulars. Address
q. l.. d.. p. o. boz 2l46. New York city.
wANTED-Home for little girl 81 years old In the
country. within ono hour of city. Apply, with
full pArticu srs as to school. 40. with Protsstapt
family and how many other children, b. j., box ~
Uptown World.
WANTED-Comfortable accommodation for gem
tleman and vito, not more than one hour from
oity; board for wife on ~ seashors preferred. o,
j., boz 28t World, uptown.
wANrED-Board In private or farm house, no
other boarders. Tor iolr adults. bys chidrsn
four to ten years and servant near lake preferred
Quick, box $40 Harlem Once,
WANTED-PlAin county beard, seaside or moun.
tain. for adult ard ,mAll children price must bs
low. h.. ~ East 4th st New York.
WITHIN THIRTY MILES OF city, Harlem Tosd
preferred; man, vile and two child,su. Ssnd
inli particulars and state terms to f.. boz 70
as PER CENT SAVED on GRooERiEs, 10.
groceries. wines, liquors. vegetables. provisions,
40, sold In reasonable quantities, saving pvr-'
prios list AspsII 4 Co., Sii. SI6 Greenwich 81
SAVE 25 PER GENT. BY BUYING Y0UH
GROCERIES, WINES, PROVISIONS. ID,
FROM
AsPELL / COMPANY, 3lt, $40 Grssnwieh sS
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III with Cholera Morbus.
Calinno Castro, a peddler, forty-four years
old, was found this morning suffering from
cholera morbus az 2s3 Mott street. He was
cent 70 &c. .x1ncent,a Hospital =
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Where World WANT Ads. Nav Be Left.

J Nv AVAIs
Grand st., 233, $40.
Variok st., 19a
I'd ave., 71s, 1888, 1918
1881, 1866, 1919, 1869
1923, 1868, 2l63, 1868
, Amsterdam ave-, 95,
745.
, Broadway, 1927, 1912,
1867, 1897, ITS.
7th ave., 2157, 1868.
10th ave-, near 18th st.
Second ave. and 54th st
Third ave., GAL.
Fourth ave., II.
Fifth ave., 50, 240, 418.
Fifth ave., corner Park
place.
Seventh ave-, Alb.
Prospect ave., 40.
Boulevard, corner Pros
| pect ave.
] .@sTtsS
'iTK. H. j.
Newark ave., 168.
| Grand at. & Summit ava
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FEW BOARDERS taken at Bergen. on bank o7
Fassac; boating, bathing. tne drives; large
rooms. large piaZEas: p euty OF shade inc scenery,
everything first class; Il hour to New York, 10
minutes to house. Post-ohfco boz ITO Bellevills,
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Boarders Wanted-country.
New York.

New York.
~. .doiun. fsna MSaKkAia kosAina Ho. .,.ss
thing new and hrst class; ~ miles OF West shore
ROAD. Inquire Boston Land Co.. 2bS Broadway, or
Mrs. II. Camp. Conssrs. hockLand Lake
MISUNDERSTANDING Corners; no childroni two
miputes' walk from depot.
Mrs EB IN 0RSER. Merritt's Corners, MY.
BoARDERs on farm; healthy location. s.. M
Myers, boz 1872 Turner'S, Oranee County. N. Y.
UA1SkIIls--Nicsly situatsIi xood board, ftssa
milk, eggs. vegetable, 80 from the place; te!e-
graph At hand daiiy mails; pleasant rooms p'apo
pienty shade; terms reasonable. Aianson Van
IDLEwlLD FARM boarding house, 3 miies to
SANE Point and miles to railroad depot high.
healthy location FREQ transportation from anu TO
raj road terms rs to s. per week. Mrs. Mary u.
Baker, Walker valley. Ulster Crunty. N. Y.
MAPLE SHADE fAKM.-Adutts, 50 anu 90 en-, :
drsn, s3; large. airy house mountain air: abnr.
dAnt shade References, u. Jordan, 1872 East p3d
st. G. Shtader. 1886 West 20th vt. Address Mrs.
I'll Parliman, Pins Bash. Orange County. N. Y.
Long island.
BAYSHORE. l.. l.. n. Y.
Large. cool rooms; good tablo. wide piA1zas
8 miuute' from bay. j. Is. PULLS. Prop.
AT SOUTHOLD--Lsrgs rooms. oh Ade 4 grou ads;
substantial table; boating, bathing, fishing,
cycling; no children. BOX ll3 World.
WlLLOwMERF, Woodsbarg. l.. I-Cool sea
breezes fishing. bathing; 40 minutes by rail.
90 TO So WEEK - Board, with single or family
rooms. Atlantic Cottages. 18th ave.. near beach,
Bath Beach.
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SNs ssA"s ~ ~" VIVA
| 4th st., East, 4S.
Ave. A, 50, 81.
I'd ave., l4t.
4th ave-, 157.
sA11ER, TO ,47H SIRE
Sth ave., 70.
Bleecker st., 210, 1916.
EAST SIDE. ABOVE ,lTX S
69th ST., East, 173. |
l25th st., East, l56.
Ave. A, 1861.
Madison ave-, 1853, 9S5.
lst ave-, $50, lOlS, l70S.
WEST SIDE. ABOVE ,<TH
125th ST., West, l04,
2l7, 243.
9th ave-, 3Sl, 666, sal,
900.
Sth ave-, 80, 254, 3S7,
S36, 9O4, 2lSO.
H0RTH or 4:
13Sth ST., East, 63l.
Sd ave-, 2345, 26l7,
1862.
sRo6
Fulton ST., 1897, 1924.
Fulton ST., Arbackle
Building.
Fulton st., l149, 1l79,
ITS, 1869.
Flatbush ave-, 80.
Reid ave., 257. A..
Halsey st., 964, 772.
Atlantic ave-, corner
Georgia. ~.
Grand ST., 335, 273, 277.
columbia st., 25+
'EN. N. j..
Willow ave., 53l.
EE. A. l. .
t,lt q
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Long Island.
THE LiNWOuD,",
N ew Jersey.
New England.

FOUR MINUTES from station.35 from New York
beautiful surroundings; line water. q. W. c.,
rs orange st.. East Orange, n. j.
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| GOOD BOARD in country: close to bathing; IL
| hours out; 10 minutes from station; terms 06
per week. Address Mrs L. A. Smith, Ksansburs.
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City Hall; first class tabl, and home comforts;
rates reasonable. Address L., box 500 Uptown
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FAIRFIELD. COMM . private family. with
every comfort; fine beach and fishing. Box SO.
GREENWICH, Conn.-Good board; As MINUTES
from Grand Central, = minutes from, station
fine driving, boating, fishing aud bathing. De-
lano House. Townsend Abrams. proprietor.
SOUTHFIELD HOUSE, on the shore Of the
Sound; references; circulars. W. q. Cooke
Stamford
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BOARDERS wANTED-frvc.Mile River; good
table, bathing, boating lani les acc commoda ated
Is minutes ont. NJ. j. Junz. Fairyisw House.
Rownyton Conn.
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| MONTCLAIR-Large house aud cottage; q acres
shady grounds; convenient to D., l.. 4 W. and
Erie depots; fine water, stable; billiard ana pool
| table. Address G. W. Hood,
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NUILEY- HE-PASSAIC-l2 acres, half mills
from station; fare lsc; per day to New York
well water; plenty Of fruit, berries. milk. eggs
and vegetables good tables, large rooms, bath in
stable; terms reasonable. Ask stationmaster fog
Mrs, De Wursch or address b., box 81. Nutley,
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| FARM. HOUSE on mountain; healthy Ioo.tioni
- ADULTS. 90 per week. John NJ. Deeker, Andover,
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| ELEGANT spacious grounds large rooms shads
| fruit, vegetables; stabling; every conyenience
| for comfort and enjoyment near by; &lb weekly,
Box l2h Moptclair, n. j.
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GREENVILLE. n. J.-Wanted, a few boarderS.
adults, by French family; 70 minutes from New
YORK. Liberty ct. ferry good bathing and boating
good table: terms mo ierate,
Dommerypo 40 win6.Io .v.
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HIGHLAND STATlON-Hsathvl locality; large,
airy rooms. bath: shade; excellent table; fivs
| minutes iIom station. Address W. s., 63 Hill
| eide at, Orange N j.
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| FARM-Privete family: large rooms; piano; Wn
vtsstAb,s.' mix and poultry: shad,; healthy io-
| cation; Ia mules from station transportation
free; 45 minute, from New York, on N, j. @. RR.;
adults per week. A dress bo 4 l67 Crawford NV.
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MODERN HOUSE. hot and cold wateri shady
| grounds; comfortably furnished rooms; piano;
eroqpet eIc.llrnt cook terms. $40. ". ST b.
| box $40, summit, N. j.
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Hew Enpla0d.

AT GROVE BEACH on tho bun Bathing. hn0
shade: directly on shore; eIeeli:nt table; 9
week. Mary +. Pierce. Grove Beach. Conn.
BOARD cap be obtained on one Of the plcasantsst
farms in Connecticut River VALLEY; delightful
drives, boating and tsning fruits, vegetables ana
milk unrobbed of its cream: photoara obs seen and
reference gwen at kockwood's, l44l Broadwayy
terms 90 and 81. Address FRANKLIN Field. Mon.
tasre. franklin CnnntY Mnsa
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house address Mrs. A. Ogden. Greenfield Hill,
Conn.
SACHEM'S HEAD HOUSE. Guiiford. Conn. =
Tbi, private resort IS open for the rece ption OF
guests. with . magnificent view OF Long Island
Sodnd: purest sea breszes; bathing beach excel
lent hshing, sail aud row boat superior table; s8
weekly. Address q. l.. Roberts, Proprietor,
Sachen's Head, Gulford, Conn.
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| ENGLISHTOwN. N. j. .-Boarders wanted at large
farm healthful location; shado fruit and veGe-
tablesi also boating and fishing on tho premises;
carriage to ana from tho esation terms m erAte
Address THOMAS LONG, EnglishtoSn, N. j.
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EAST ORhNGE-Large. AIRY rooms. with excel.
lent table; spacious grounds; near two depots.
Address Mrs, c. Badger. 240 Prospect st.. East
Orange, N. j.
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A gsw arrt.class bosrdsrsi shs3y 9roupda isrss,
AIRY roomsb gas and wafer fsSts Srst class veg
stables. fruit and milk one ho1f ffc0 ely; goun<
MahSAh 4
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LAKGE RUOMS plenty OF shade; 50 minutes QUIT
close to station. Box 81 Linden, N. J.
LONG BRANCH, N ia few moro families can
tnd hrst-clAss accom- mediation aud good board ~
moderate charges at Lewis Cottage. Union ave. and
Iipeity At
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| FA1RVIEW. COTTAGE. 400 7th ave. Asbufy
| Park, N. j. one block from ocean oxceIlspt
table; moderate terms.
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table and accommodat tions; carriage to depotj
terms 81. Address H.. Orange, n. j.
OWN BEAUTIFUL HOME; large grounds; cons
veniently situated; want few boArders gentle.
men preferred owning horses. Address F., West
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MONMOUTH JUNCTION. y. j.. Al miies out on
p RR.-Good country board large rooms. ple.s.
ant, shady gro rnds; fruit, &C., farm; terms 95
for adults; ch1ir under 10 years half rates.
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EXCELLENT BOARD for 2 or s; bathing. boat.
ing, hshing. Inquire of StrAndbery, Belle
Island. ROwayton. Conn.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

SUPERIOR country board: good beds; shade, neas
station and ocean; S6. BOX 436 Long Branch.
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET. with board, -
adults In private residence. ~ miles from Sta
tion, at Westheld. n. j. good location. stable,
&c. Address IL, box 479 World.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

ASDURY PARK, N J.-Villa Thekla, COS 9Th
ave. large, nicely furnished rooms. good board
city Improvements; opposite the beautiful sunset
LAKE i've ninutes from OCEAN; 8s. $40 weekly.
AT BLooMFIrLD. N, 4, 4o inmates out on
d., h. w, RR- excellent accommodation for
2 or adults; private house modern con nvenioncs,.
spacious vsrAndA, shaded street 237 Warrington
The evening world., 1893-07-18

PAULINE COTTAGE, saltwater. SUSSEX Coanty.
n. j.. Mrs :. 4. Dernis, proprietor-Healthy
mountain retreat; terms - to 81 no objection to
The evening world., 1893-07-18

| COUNTRY BOARD; high ground; healthy loca-
| tion; spacious piazza; good table, near depot;
| one hours ride to New York adult. preferred.
| Address Mrs. A. Dickinson, Mount Ki,oo. N. Y.