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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-11
PEOPLE 7 WISHING TO SMILE.
MATERIAL FURNISHED TO THEM
BY THE HUMORIST.
ShreWd Chicago Clerks Method
OF Securing a Raise In Salary.
The Cfergyman'sA Apology Un-
necessary---DidN otAppre-
ciate the Elocutiontst.

The Long Distance Writing Machine.
The telautograph, or long distance
writing machine, appears to have added
one more marvel to the list of remark
able electrical inventions. Practical
tests of its working have been lately
made in New York and Chicago, and a
great future is predicted for it, The
structure of the telautograph is simple.
AS described by the New York Herald.
II consists of q transnlitter: and a re
ce1ver, whatever is written at one end
OF the circuit being produced in fac
slmlle at the other end. Arbitrary
signs, pictures, diagrams, figures, tab
ulated statements and cipher and short
hand writings are transmitted as well
as ordinary handwriting, and the send
er and received each has 4 record of
every message and reply. ..., -. r.
The transmitter is an ordinary lead
pencil, near the point of which two silk
cords are fastened at right angles to
each other. These cords connect with
the instrument, follow the motions of
the pencil and regulate the current i'm
pulses Which at the distant station con-
troll the revolving pen. .t =.
The electrical impulses coming over
the wire move the pen of the receiver
simultaneously with the movements of
the pencil in the hands of the sender.
An INK tracing is left as the pen passes
over the paper, which is always a fac
slmlle OF the sender's motions.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-11

Sweden Kept an elaborate journal Of
her thoughts, experiences and observa-
tons. This she. has now had printed.
Only a few copies of the work have
left the presses for distribution among
the crown princess relatives and init
mate friends, among whom is Queen
Victoria. But, according to the New
York Tribune, so much praise has been
given to the book by those fortunate
enough to have read it that the fair
author, it is said, will consent to it's
in the open market. The
crown princess is the daughter of the
grand duke of Baden, and the cousin,
therefore, of the emperor Of Germany,
She has been married to the heir of
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-11


the Swedish throne about ten years
and is still a young woman, the mother
OF two handsome boys. Like her
brother. the hereditary grand duke,
she is exceedingly delicate and suffers
from weak lungs, which, it is feared,
will bring about her early death. She
is unable to endure the rigorous north
ern winter and every autumn leaves
Stockholm for the milder climate Of
the south. In Egypt she was the OBJ
lect of every possible attention Oh the
part OF the khedive She travelled
under escort from one end of the colln-
try to the other, and owing to her
rank saw many things which other
persons could not sec. The record Of
her travels, therefore, contains many
things which have found no place in
the books Of ordinary tourists.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-11
.JOhnnyHs Logical Definition.

1T was in the definition class; teacher
was giving out the words to spell, and
explaining them at the same time.
Nap, nap, that means q little sleep,
you know, Johnny. Kin, kin, that
means OF a family, belonging to the
family, do you understand
Yes, ma'am."
Pretty soon the class was called up
again, and the word napkin came
up.
Can any one tell what napkin
means? What is itY' asks the teacher.
i know" yells Johnny; "a sleepy
family Harper's Young People.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-11
EARLY IN THE SPRING.

Light foot and tight foot
And green grass spread: ~
i. Early in the morning H. r. 4.
y But hope is on ahead.
Stout foot and proud foot ~ :.
And gray dust spread:
Early in the evening. 49,.
And hope lies dead. z
57H..E - - = i. s.#.,r s,aE'
Long life and short life d.. -
The last word said ~ ,.5
Early in the evening @ 3- d. e..
~ There lies the bed.
.r" ,...
Brief day and bright day
And sunset red, ..r...
Early in the evening
The stars are overhead,
Robert Louis Stevenson, in Scribner's
Magazine
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-11
Wanted n Bill Of Particulars.

"Sleep?' responded the large, good,
natured comfortable-looking man. to a
question the man by the stove had put
to him. Sleep? I sleep all night like
a baby
What baby?' queried a nervous,
harassed looking young fellow, with al
strange glitter i'll his eyes What
baby, say?" he repeated in harsh and
hollow tones that frightened the com
pany, for they did not know that he
had been father for only year-De
trcit Free Press. .....Ha
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-11
No Experience.

Manager-Yes, there are a few vacan-
cies in my company Have you been
on the stage long?
Lady-About ten years
"Ah. then you have had a good deal
of experience
No, l can't say that have:
But you acted
No; there was never anything for
ME to do S
'.Ah, I see. You have been in the \
company of a great actress who wrote
the plays herself
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A ShreVd Clerks Method Of Sacn--
Ing n Raise

Ihere is a certain business man in
chicago who is as cranky as he can
well be, and u.s. at the same time. very
careless in his business affairs. sBnt
he Is very rich and has a big establish
lnent, ana not an employee likes him.
ABOUT a. year ago one Of his clerks,
getung $1,000 a year, approached him
on the subject of an increase in salary.
Inc old man got hot in a minute.
How much are you getting now?"
he asked.
Inc clerk was about to tell him when
a happy thought struck him.
Two thousand Il year, he replied
firmly.
"Um-um,' he said, you are 4 good
clerk and I'll see what can be done for
YOU
Then he dismissed the clerk and
called in the manager
Make Jones salary $500 a year."
he said.
The manager was about to offer an
explanation
DO as [ tell you," said the old man.
I'll teach the young upstart to come
i'll here debating to me how much
money to pay my people"
BY this time the manager had com
pretended the situation, and he forth
with Put Jones on the $500 list. and
six months later, when the old man
found how he had been worked, lie
called Jones in and told him he would
restore him to the $1,000 list, and Jones
was shrewd enough to take the twinkle
in the old mans eye in good faith and
say nothing.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-11
Daughter aud Wife of Composers.

Daughter and Wife of Composers.
Nine Wagner, who was recently at
tackled by paralysis. bore Il striking re-
semblance to her father, Franz List
without whose devotion and assistance,
which were given before King L,d-
wigs. the composer would perhaps
never have had the courage to proceed
with the musical composition Of 1.-THE
Ring of Nibelung,' and it is sure that
without the splendid support given to
him by COSima he would have wearied
in his herculean task and have sunk un-
deH, the burden he imposed upon him.
self. Cosima Wagner, says the author
of The Bayreuth of Wagner" was a
woman Of great intellectual force. Sh,.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-11

tNHS. -AAAcc hatFtAeS oAEShuEu.
decorative. These two paintings are a
credit to the enlarging cohort Of Amcri-
can women painters.
Mrs. Barnard is the daughter of eX-
Gov. Barley of Ohio. and one of the
nieces of Gen. Sherman. She lived for
a number of years in Washington.
where she was favorite in society
during the Grant administrations She,
comes by her talent naturally enough,
her mother having had not only brill
liant wit and brains as have all the
Shermans, but, as well. decided arts
tic talent. Mrs. Barnard is not only
strong as u painter, but charming as {,
woman.
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A Kitchen Mystery.

Father Cooking schools are of some
use, after all. This cake is delicious.
Daughters it? thought it would
be a terrible failure
Why SOP
Il told Bridget exactly how to make
it, and she Went and made it soma
other way. I. .S.
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His future Wife'S Name for n Ger
tainty.

He was a chatty kind of cenjurer,
and was anxious to open the evenings
entertainment merrily. So he stepped
forward to the front of the stage and
said: Ladies' and gentlemen, il. there
is in this audience any young man who
would like to know the name of his flu
ture wife, il that young man will kind
ly stand up, I will undertake to tell
him, and this is no guessing competi-
tion. Now, will any single young man
kindly stand up?' -~.
Up jumped a young man in the center
ST the room. s@--.. B. ,a-..:. .@
THANK you,'' said the conjurer.
Nov, do you wish to know the name
of your future WifeY' sf.,s..
II do" said the young man.
We'll" said the man of magic, II
always like to do things in proper
business fashion; will you kindly give
me your name?"
Eyes, certainly said the young man;
my name is James Jackson
THANK you" replied the conjurer:
then the name of your future wife
will he Mrs. Jackson ts
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Preferred ElOcutiOm to Music.

Those persons who attended the re-
ception to Gen. and Mrs. p. A. Collins
at Odd Fellows hall on Monday even
ing, will appreciate the point Of the
following incident:
On the programme there was a
reading that was to be accompanied
by a tenor solo from an adjoining room.
The length of the selection was fright
full. More than one of the auditors,
having waited in vain for the elocutioIl-
list to finish, gave up the effort in de-
spair and went to sleep.
Among them was venerable gentle
man who is well known to every one
in Boston. His slumber was calm and
unruttied during the. greater portion
of the tedious recitation, and he awoke
only just before the tenor singing was
to be heard from the invisible soloist
He had not the faintest idea what the
piece was about, SO when he saw the
reader pause, and heard the voice from
the next room, he turned to his neigh
Dor and remarked:
My, my, that's too bad! Somebody
is interrupting the lady. Tell him to
stop. "-BOston Herald.
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synlpatheti

He-I have just lost my position
y She Aren't you sorry?
T1e-=-Y les, for my father It makes q Il
difference Of $1.50O d year to him.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

LADY must sacrifice horse. haruess, top business
wagon. Store. lJl4 LIST ave, corner I'D at.
BUSINESS WAGONS-2O nov wagons, $50 T..
600, all STYLES, tally warranted, ~ sec IN l.
haud, $40, so, wsg ~. taken In sIchR rye.
WASHINGTON NAIOS CO, AL WAshinItol 1T.
q S~AL.E-Lesse. good will, horses. vsbiclos,
sc, OF tho Sylv,n Livery Ann Bnardiu. Stau'os,
ia and l2G rat laIst ~. bargain II SOLD efc,s
DC, /. inspection i~nrlt,i; oth,r business; vii
t,Ne partner. term, arrAnGrt % SUIT purchasers.
For particulars appl to JAMES LOWE, ManaIsr.
FOR The larxa,t stock NJ nrsr.clA,s
matched carriage brrsss in this CITY constantly
or hauG. several ~neAutiful pair, Of tn, harknes
typr, with sItr. high kuse acton, in AL "o.ors and
siIes a so trotter' aud sinHlc,! rrrr,; ,ri.l gir'n
aud vetrr,uarE in.pretioD. j 7. GIBSON, STABLES
M, IN. -iI. 2l5 Wet 5lst st N~S Nntk tty,
FINE FAIR driving n'ses, can trot IN three Inin-
utes must he sold also rome shetland p1niss
/. hall price, very gentle, from s?5 np., Mrs.
NORRIS Edo ado Park, Union HIN, n. j.
LAUY must ~ssorltcs tire. sound young business
houses, s+uto No, also Two top gToc-ry wagons,
lsht true. And harness. lo5 Freeman ST., Gieeu-
y l..
SURREY POR SALE ISL have no uss now Tor Vt
will sell cheap. SOC Foreman Of stable, lt6
East +lSt At,
WANrED-A good brgsJ. horse aud harness TO
e-p for their use tai spring. Address 61h 2Ol
Glen Cove. L.. T.
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NED.
AOKERNANN. AT Jersey City Heights, n. j.,
sspt az. 1888, FERDINAND AckERMASH, Ia
. the I3d year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 1854 Congress
st.. Tuesday, Sept. 90. at 2 p. N. Relatives
aud friends are respectfully invited to attend.
also Members Of Steubcn Lodge, No. 1913, I. o.
U. T.. and Hope Council. No. 3sl, A. l.. Of Il.
BARCLAY.-Un Saturday. Sept. IS. 1898. MARY
BARcrAY. beloved wife OF Richard Barclay,
aftsra lingering illness. in the Ilst year Of her
age.
Relstives and friends OF the family are 70.
spsctfully Invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her daughter. Mrs. John
Flanagan. 81 washinzton st, Eoboksn. Nj,
on Wednesday. Sept. ~. 1893, at Q. 80 A. NJ. ;
thence to the Church Of Our Lady Of Grace.
where . solemn mass OF requiem will be offered
for the rspose OF her .ouI.
AT Lemon. Mass. on Sept. 10. 1893,
JoeS 2. BURRIIL. IN tho I'D year II his ago.
Funeral services at Trinity Church. Lemon.
Mass, on Tuesday morning. Sept. 26. AZ IL
o'clock. II is requested that DO flowers be cont.
OATTUS Gu sunday eteninr, sept. ~. JOIN
G. CATrUs, in his 5Gth year.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend
the funeral FROM his late residence. 81 Mad.
ison ave, on Wednesday evening. sept. ~, at
II O'clock. Interment in Green wood.
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Business Opportunities.
Factory Sites Free.

Site. suitable Tor manufacturing pur pose.
will be given free at sherman Park, on the
direct line of the Harlan Rk. For particulars call
or sddre 8 q Brnndwn,. y. ". room %.
A FiRST-CLASS confectionery. cost 81, 100 to n,
up,wilI sell at once for $500. Apply 49,, sd stc,
'carity d],po.ii.a tson' S..d 10y ss65.dn.y AEON >
datipn. Lsrremorc, l!+a Broadway,
An EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to ,It,>t $40
900 in msnntsctur.ns business, psrhcniar, IN
Application. W.. boz l75 world
ANY, STOCK OF aRRCHANuIsE BOUGHT
NANLoH, ROOM "a. III BROADWAY.
BICYCLE LAMPS, new ana best IN tho worla
American Invention ortor.at hand profit. 200
per cent. Party, lady or gentleman. 10 put in $500
dissiNVRSTTGXTE boz AS WoTit." ~ 0'''
BUSINESS A with 500. can make $40 per
we'l iet,sr. only VII SMIrH' d., Sin ave.
CAPITAL prncur.d for all enterprises: stock com.
Room o.. so broAdwsy
CURSER LIQUOR STORE Tor sale. cash price
Il.JOo, For particulars call Nargels saloon.
20. Graham ave, brooklyn.
ELEGANT fURSisHED.ROOM hol... csutr,li,
roof chsuce. Inquire real estate othos' . I'd a.
Exp RIENCf u rat.Ier wants less. restaurant in
Eocd ruoninE order and good location, Is. X.
tOR SALr Rssiaursn, near two ferries. bargain,
20 ultot at. BROOKLYN.
FOB sHth ompAh. R:s,.S..a. costing $500,
Cat At 1851 FULTON st. B~rooslJn
GENT ENAS ds.Is. TO borrow Or uruu.uion.
lbls SECURITY e26O for $50 rsys 600 Tor the use.
Addrs.. M"fltsk.. Dor 1872 worlL.
GROCERY STORE on Columbus ave. for sale.
cheap good location, good stoos. good tilis
BORG sfRDEd KLESKi. 2O7 .ua 2SSo y, s.,h st,
HOTEL poR sALt, rent au1sIcnsuIs, Al price,
aud locations.
J.. ". DooLIlrLF, Hotel Broker. $50 Bro,d~.y.
a IMMEDIATELY, $3.50 es,h tax. full
charge, best chance for making MONEY.
TON ~ BroAdvIJ
pa - Un M Al ATII -
Der, 10 Wsst I'd o..
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Dancing Academies.

Al IolrMBus ROOMS younG and Old laugh,
To danc- yrAeeflIy dAv or evening. Mr.. aud
Mrs HOWL, INSTRUCTOR send address Tor L. IL,
no. ". POcket Ballroom Guu4e." Is =. ga. a.,
and evening clAs..s rsopsu Sspt.
80, Mos. CARRIERS DANCING ACADE
dtl lsiiuston ave Reception sept, 80,
BROokES, Sol E~roomest, oldest established in
New oTs -tlsssos Conmepces Tuesday, sent,
-, sillts. NAturdsy. Sept. 20, children, hr,t is.
sons privately cara 70 danes properly and psr.
,oriaty.
CORRECT WALTZ guaranteed, 3 private ls.sou.
%, ola o. 'onNs 'nt hour sIpert pr of-s'or.;
'lAss sserF ANeInoolE evening VAIL and fashion.
hDls dao - glArant-"h. quart srlV Sb, ipcIudips
three ~ 'Me issa"rs, nouthtVs VI G aste. form.
~s', telo- 40 at
DuMAR Right aud left Waiting xu.an,..d,
osst ".lsi t,.ober LADY, assistants, cIs,sss opsn.
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Business Opportunities.

PA1TEER WANTED With some capital: luers.
W.. legitimate offoe bushes Address Pleas
PART>ER "ANTED With $500 in cash in the
World. uptown.
PRINTER with extensive pispt desires TO meet
,.psities reunlrinr large qlanttiss of printing.
wcrk r. a., World.
PRINTING of every description don. at > ,ev
cirrusr,. 81 1000 cards. -; "ther work sllau,
,,,,- r,isar f'int'ns and Stationery Company. -
RARE CHANCE Tor smart man OF parts Wishing
to form a comrsny, old. established railroad
s,st ,,snI .g. % .%a1. l2 e.. D sn. i9S wot f%1 further
RARE OPPORTUNITY Tor young man to start
ha, bushes. coT hirself ~ part .; DRY good.
"ofIa' ot'oS'Sn' --'
RES iAuRANr. most prominent rorrs on Gta
c,.h be-. ch.uce ever offered. POsNANskI.
SA . with two pool tail. and license price
sl.5OO. sSOv cash down. loi9 Myrtle ave .B'yn.
shOwCAsi.s, counters. cabine,ss and stock OF DIR,
and fancy sooi, ''oye tof SALE also doing good
aInhrv t,'l'. no agents. bRAlG. IS hudson
ave, Is ook n.
WANTED Active partner, with MO. rUU. IN we'll
sou pped Misunderstanding hustle = large prohts
financial control river. Manufacturer, box III
World.
+ WANT ED-Ihe address o. those desiring ground
Moor ,uy '-tmsnt in stoct OF. new CORPORATION in
erted no liani'it,. CURroR ALTON, tor 325
Nord. uptown.
WANIED-To lease hotel or 80 o n .itnin 10
m,i-s OF Now York SALON. 900 Sd ave.
WANTED 10 boIott4 900 on gilt Q Ire security.
8 pr r.h,, intsrett. Address HESRY L.
BLACk. Jacksonv' i,e. lila.
Will PAY slO per month for loan of $500. GOO
tecirity. HARDW ARE, box 2JB Uptown word.
YOUNG MAN, able to furnish $500 rash security,
co S. m,, steGr' s s:ta1i.a y y%os aSI w fli weekly anu
$40 LOAN desired, on roo =, security. for co dnys;
sln given tor accommodation PRIVATI, boa
3ll Worlu.
a=-.a -- 80 s-=s --- - 90 -
$500 RuNS established family liquor and cigsr
store mast sell; other business. Particulars
Sl5 9th a,o.
! 10, 900 CIRCULARS. 80. so; !, 900 cards. 81; hill,
hsair. lhoels, prescription biAuks, dc., low
kELLOuJ, Ia Sd ave.
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North OF Iasth Street.

23D wARD SLAUGHTER .%-rIamins Is. Hall
place. near lGdth At. els ant 5-stury S0.fuot
house and garden, price 81. 800, very easy terms;
any ,sir ofsr accepted TO md take Westche ter
ave. tr"liss cars. BAUM. owner, 329 E, li9th st,
Miscellaneous.
A FULLY %furn,'hel privite bo Is", 3 flats and
plot. vacant lots, 'sllasenus proporty. for s,is
or c,u iarR' for othsr property and -oms casa.
Z. II. LOGS. III B%roadwav, room :, IL / 3.
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10TH ST. HOUSES,
North Of ,asth Street.

North OF fasth Street.
NEW YORK CITY o T
Uptown. west side. from 5000 up, open evenings.
SHERIDAN a SE,,RAVE, 333 West SID At.
block. li3d st.. Convent ana 10th aver. also
sIth st. 5th ANA MD son ave-: Manhattan ave.
an l2Sth st. plot at st. Nicholas ave. aud others.
CALI {. n. Lock, l. TO i. IN Broadway, room :.
O SALE--
Nine private threestory
and basement house,, lSSth st., near st. Nicholas
ava. hardwood tni,h throughout open plumbing
terms to snit lnQulison premises.
o SALE OR EXCHANGE for HAT o. tenement
plot. oUI 100, on " Sshiugton Heights. with large
house tor two families, with ali i'm provemeats tor
both; also large stable.
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HeIo Wanted-Female.

hoprn Or tsani'er 20 q ~.
oe smart he''efn' 'io v" ave- "'A' D"r
wr., ono H.. III
shIhT hhNDS "hNiED' o'' o" .'e' ~
toor. .
TAupr aud ,ipt,- on mr., embroidery: only
experienced hands meet spniy H. Mie,tei &
Co, % ~lisr"alrd IT.
~TsHLuRtNS wantei. s,:rcund hand. Addrsss
ZIG :. An ave. : ouhf venom N Y.
TAlLnRssSLS WANTED on custom pants h'hs'
% Fast Rr"sdwal.
-, 49,
bells gisihle speech TO une litls Girl s
Years old Would n. taken az ono ~ the
family. Address T. j Wright, IT., bydetille.
Ala.
r,, 80, 49,. -
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A FIRST.CL.AsS OYSTER. chop house and ,inuor
saloon. good business place, rare chance
TCHE a. Church Nj.
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New York Academy Of Dancing,

G. CONSTANTINE. 20 WEST 27IH ST.
Now open for the reception Of pupils every pupil
receives private Lessons: latest auadrilles and
waitzos; clAssss daily aud nightly. waltz guaran-
teed In three lessons all forminy = class OF four
~ill receive one complimentary Instruction ticket.
lyir,uinF.
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AT RARGA1NS--Liquor stores. best In Nsw York
and Brooklyn. stores to let. ~
Church At
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TISSMlTH for hne work must understand hlingl
Chll early. Ambruu Mig. CO, 2nG East 2Hth Il.

TAlLOIt-Wan;ri, a good tailor TO 20 to the coun-
try. can At I's"kortnann & Co, so canal St.
| hot neen u nd 10
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Real Estate for Saie-Brooklyn.

Real Estate for SaIe-BrookIyn.
BARGAINS rwe-tnmily bou ,es. $500 sash, Sif
monthly. O!.NAAY a CO., 1866 Broadway,
Halsey l. station.
FOR SALE. al hpartment-h no ise in Brook ,sn;
good legation; .asi!y rented. Anply by letter
only To p1NCkNIY 4 ARNOT. 81 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn.
FOR SALk-iouse. 2.story aud basement brick,
steam EeRte T., all improvements; a g,m tor small
family rear station Fulton st. elevated: IS, COO;
terms easy. r, EDWIN, 49, Greene ave-. Brooklyn.
loR sALE Eensonhusst corner lots, 500 100;
Atlantic ave. lots. 6OhSS, near Buffalo ave. alto
tuo-st.ry frame house on south Port AND, near De
l. ALT. Adurrs' Mrs. Price. bJI 9 World.
FOR SALE Or TO LET-At foot OF Bridge st.,
Brooklyn, 40 feet on river by l6j feet In depth
running ack 10 John st.. with large brick build
ing. suitable Tor mhnuiactory or storage.
n. DE- PEYSTER, 81 Pine ST., New York.
GREENWOOD LOT. iulI size. inclussu, mouu-
inent uninscribed. Address
JERSEYMAN, box SAG World.
TwO.STORY FRAME HOUSE. for two families;
10 roum price So. 600: little cash make an
offer. JOHN LuDDER sc 1'ruIton St. corner
Sackmau.
SEA l. MONTH from yourself and SIG from
your tenant would soon pay for u home. Call
or writ tor photo TO l.. MONAilAN. 70t Ever
green ave. 2 hlorks from lialsey st. elevated
station. These are Groom houses: every possible
Improvement: small amount down: balance 40
4 L. per cent. open evenings; dlso u good new
cOrn"I store property. suit butcher, baker, liUlor,
grpce' ur drlJ Gist. two 3-stOry fats on Bush.
wick -rr.. NIL improvements; price only 81, 75OI
oMle. must yel.
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TAlI.ORS AMI tailorcsses wanted to work IN bows
Jackets; and one good operator. 81 Fulton st..
L cCEnar luhnsEn l,nnklNh
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MISS McCABE'S

nANCINI ACADEMY. CLASSES now formlnE At
81 East 17tn at, between 5th ave. aud Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening private Ice.
sons. any hour. 81 waltz guaranteed In SIX private
lessons, So lessons, 81 quarter, ~ lessons, IS;
lady and gentleman assistants.
R~ECkPT1ONS WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS; SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginners at any time. DAY aud evening.
Special and individual attention given to those
Learning the waltz, also the new and fashionable
dances, including stage. fancy aud character.
The evening world., 1893-09-26

A BARGAIN SELDOM O~FFERED-An old -estab.
lished and good paying lunch and dining room
for sale on account OF sickness. For particulars
apply nj once -, Cooper Union.
The evening world., 1893-09-26

An ELFGANT LIQUOR H1ORE, opposlte Cen
trai Park. Tor $40. on account OF Two places
price IS. 500: cash required. ~. 900; excellent
eLAnce INQUIRE llIO 9Th ave.
The evening world., 1893-09-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., best in New York
and brooklyn: also quick .unchrooms. bakeries.
IS Church st.
The evening world., 1893-09-26

SALESMAN for cigar trade in brooklyn. Call
from I to . r. NJ. TIA Park ave.
sALESMAN-Men's furnishing salesman: must Re
quick and understand the business: bring refer
enc"s. Ahrena. 81 Cortland; 81.
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Real Estate for Sale-city.

one Time, go. J er me; second TInle, CSC.
PEI, me; Thf,d ~ Subsequent Times, 600.
pPriinc. No priru h u ~ ~ Sundn y.
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established over so years; for sais IN account Of
having two burinesses; terms to su I. rssponsib o
party no Agents. Address q. n, Nj, box 81 World.
The evening world., 1893-09-26

A SALOON. uptown. west side; price low rent
stands store So monthly. WIG.
GINS. 100 Nassau IT.