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The evening world., 1893-12-14
AMY B0ucIcAUlT IS FREE.
Judge McAdam To-Day Grants
Her an Absolute Divorce,
Miss victory Bateman Exoncrated
on the Records.

Mrs. Amy Boucicault. better known to
.be public by her stage name, Amy Bus
~, was granted a decree OF absolute d.
yorce from her husband. Aubrey Bouci-
cauli. to-day, by Judge McAdam. of the
Slperior Court.
Neither Mrs. Boucicault nor her hus-
hand vas present in court this morn
ing when the case came up for hearing.
Mrs. Boucicault Is n members of w. H..
Cranes company, and Is or the road.
Aubrey Boucicault is absent from the
CITY with Pichard Mansfeld's company.
The couple were married in Chicago
in January.
Mrs. Boucicault began her action for
divorce last September, The publication
OF her charges against her husband Gre
eted a sensation at that time.
Among her allegations was one charg-
ing that Boucicault had been criminally
intimate with Miss Victory Bateman, at
that time q m OF the Soghiahs
company, OF when Bouclcault was also
Miss Bateman Indignantly denied the
charges against her as SCOT as they
were made public. as did also Bouci-
Despite her denials, a short time after
the publication of Mrs. Boucicaults
charges, Miss Bateman was asked to re-
sign from the Professional Woman's
Shortly after this. occurrence John T.
Sullivan: man,aeSSe r s on .ne c49g 6ncins ui Gom 10
resign from the company. He gave as
his reason a fear that the presence of
both Boucicault and Miss Bateman IN
the same company might cause scandal
in view of the charges that had been
made.
sent from the city when the. case came
to trial. she was allowed to give her tes-
timony IN Sept. 8 last before leaving
the city with her company.
At that time she swore that she knew
npthiny nf her own knowledge as TO the
charges against Miss Bateman. and had
based her affidavit in her suit upon in
formation and belief.
morning by Attorney Robert Griffin. of
Col. Robert Ingersolrs office. Lawyer
Hummel appeared for Boucicault, and
An affidavit from e. j. Henley, the ac-
tor. was offered In evidence.
Henley swore that several times dur
ing the Fall of 1892 he had visited a
disorderly house in San Francisco in
company with Boucicault.
No denial Of Henley's affidavit was
After reading the Henley affidavit
Judge McAdam aid he would grant
Mrs. Boucicault a decree on that testi-
mony.
Lawyer Hummel then called the
Judges attention to the charges that
had been made against Miss Bateman.
and said he wanted 1t to appear on the
record that not the slightest evidence
in support of the charges had been Of
fered.
Judge McAdam granted Mr.. Hummel's
request. and entirely exonerated Miss
Bateman.
The decree gives Mrs. Boucicault the
right to resume her maiden name and
to marry again If she wishes.
An "Evening World' reporter asked
Mr.. Hummel after the case was closed
II he, as Miss Bateman's attorney,
would bring an action against the Pro
fessional m League. He did not
state positively. but intimated that he
would take that course
The evening world., 1893-12-14

CLINTON PLACE, Pleasant rooms: heated
with or without board moderate terms.
IRVING PLACE. Nicely furnished rooms on
ID, ID & Atm floors: rites reasonable.
80 AVE-, l6i, NEAR lUIH Heated pnrlor,
with board, 81; >, SO; home comforts.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
John SACHS ARRESTED.
And His Wife Has Brought Suit for
Absolute Divorce.

Jacob sachs, a manufacturer of shirts,
and the keeper of two hotels at South
Beach, has been arrested and held in
$1,000 bail on an order Of Judge Dugro.
of the Superior Court, in an action
brought by his wife. Thekla. for an alb
solute divorce.
They were married In 1870 in Russia.
He came here in 1885, and eight months
later she arrieyed. She says that she
furnished part Of the money with which
he set UP a shirt manufacturing bust
ness on Third street.
She says she went en- a visit to their
married daughter at st. Paul and he
wrote that she need not return. Their
son-in-law became interpreter to the I'm
migration Commission of this city and
she came on with her daughter.
She alleges she found her husband living
ing at pa East Third street with Amelia
JankoWShi.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
HIGHWAY ROBBER HELD.
Knocked Down n Sailor ana ke-
licved Him of His Pay.

Frank Marion. twenty-five years Old
who says he is a bartender and lives at
2 Hamilton street, was held for trial In
the Tombs Court this morning on the
charge of highway robbery.
The complainant was Charles watson,
n sailor, who has been stopping at lOS
Cherry street. Watson returned yester-
day from a voyage to emma. Atuer
drawing the money due him, about 500.
he purchased n new outfit. -,
About . o'clock this morning he FOUND
himself in Catharine street a little the
worse for wear. According to his story,
he was. walking up C~atnarine street
when Marion accosted him and demanded
ali the money he had. Without waiting
for an answer to his demands, Marion
PROCEEDED to help himself to $50 that was
In the sailors pockets, and then knocked
his victim down with a blow in the
neck.
Watson complained at the Oak street
station, and Policeman Mooney soon
after arrested Marion. who was identi'
fed by Watson.
The evening world., 1893-12-14

I'll ST. .l53 W. Pleasant sunny rooms; nicely
furnished 81 To 50; good location heated.
18TH 81, l52 w. Desirable bnck pnrlor with
extension; southern exposure; also table board.
10TH ST., 2il w. Largo 4 small rooms; 81,
Si.bO: housekeeping; gas, baiE; respectable
party,
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East Side.

East Side.
CLINTON PLACE, S2-p Pleasant rooms: heated:
with or without board moderate terms
IRVING PLACE, IA Nicely furnished rooms on
ID, ID & Itn floors; rites reasonable.
80 AVE-, Ibl, NEAR 10TH. Heated parior,
with board, 1872, $40; home comforts.
attn AVE, 10, opposite Cooper Union Fur.
nished rooms: good substantial board: English
cooking ~. 5oup.
STU 81, lOB T.. lat floor. east. -Onc or two re-
spectacle worliingmcn can get WI room 4
9TH ST. ~ E.-parlor h other roomsi board,
81. 80, -; hest accommodations; heated.
10TH ST.. ll0 T.. Scatly furnished room for
gentlemen with hoard heated house.
81, 20 u Large pleasant room for two
gentlemen or married couple: excellent table;
reference.
18TH ST. HE. Private boarding house; large
small rooms; good table: table b0ardcrs nc
c0inmOdatrd.
2ISr ST.. ~ L. Large * small rooms, together
or separate: excellent table; moderate; refer
cnccs.
2lsT ST.. ~ 4. Handsomely furnished rooms,
with board reasonable rates; references.
22D ST. lld +. Desirable furnished rooms;
meals Optional: reference.
2IDS1. ia y. Larg,' trout room, unexpectedly
vacated, reasonable terms, .; table board
references.
23D ST. pig Il. Handsomely furnished rooms
to let; ,hr', gas, bath; holnrlikc' with good sub
2STIi 81. III T.. Very desirable large hall
room; moderate; superior table board.
2Prli ST, ~ E.-IArgs \ small rooms, all
improvements: gents, -: ladies', - table
board. 81 home comforts early breakfast.
2nrli ST, l3s =. Large 4 small rooms well
furnished, with board, at reasonable" rates,
SGD ST.. 221 T.. Heated rooms, all improve
mnnts: reasonable terms; table bonrlcrs taken;
public parlor.
33D ST. 2lS u. Furnished room. with superior
board. all cDnNoni"ncr<
BETH ST, Il T.. Elegant rooms. with first class
board n attendance; references.
non 81 .Ns 40 a.
convenience; home table; private family; terms
very reasonable.
18TH sT.. 1863 u. - Private boarding. house;
large front rooms; bountiiul tahl" - week.
i0TH ST, l3i r., near Lexington ave. Fur
nislIcd rooms, with or without board; front
patlor.
4lST 81. ,2il y. Hoard n room; gas, bath early
breakfast gents 81 tabI" boarders wanted.
4l-TsT., a5 T., "a foor,I@rse room. convent
cnccs: superior board Sli dnnblo; single -.
4GrI 81, IA H.. near ID ave. Rooms. with
hoard, 50 up: ladies or gentlemen.
AMI 81, $40 T.. Furnished heated rooms,w with
board respectable Jewish family; all convon-
5OTH r $40 Il Furnphcd, heated rooms,
with board, In respectable Jewish family; con
venlcrC''A
smaller rooms, hall rooG, board moderate.
5SrII 81. Bi3 4. Nicely furnished rooms; good
board reasonable price. Levy.
GDrlI 81, lElE Large. wen heated room. suit
able for couple; excellent board; rc'cr"nrc, cN-
changed.
BJrH ST., 1874 T.. Nice. large. cheerful rooms;
excellent table: references exchanged.
G2D ST, 225 T.. Front hlcuyr room, with first
class board for =, sli weekly home comforts.
S5rH ST. 100 Z. Furnished purlor 4 bedroom.
separately or. together; with or without board.
improvements" Morris.
IIbTH Nr.. IA Il. Nice lnrg" room 4 board In
Jewish family fpT2
I22Ds1., 100 l.. Rooms with board; also table
board.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Ex-BOss Buckley Here.

Christopher p. Buckley. better known as the
..Blind Boss Of San Francisco" Is at the Hotel
Normandie. accompanied by his wife. For years
Buckley was d political power In San Francisco.
He was indicted by the Grand Jury three years
arn and fed to Europe. Recently he returned TO
this country, and has been living quietly In Bos-
ION for several months. Buckley says he went
10 Europe to benefit his falling health and not
to escape the California Indictment.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
BLACKMAILED OUT OF $500
Denver Woman Victimized by "A Man
Arrested I'm Frisco.
fBy Associated Press.l

DENVER. Col. Dec. l4.-Thomns b.
owen, alias Bert S. France and w. II.
Gibson, under arrest in San Francisco,
is wanted here to answer a charge of
obtaining $4,000 from Mrs. J. L. Smell.
formerly Mrs. Helen C. Woods, by black
mail. Mrs. Woods gave Owen money to
Illustrate an alleged plot to kidnap her
daughter. and then he told her he had
killed two of the plotters. and made her
believe she was an accomplish in their
murder.
owen was arrested last Summer at
Centreyille, o., but got free on a writ OF
habeas corpus and escaped before extra
dition papers arrived.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
GoIdman's Jump Proves Fatal.

Samuel Goldman. aged twenty-seyen. Of l29 East
Houston street, wyho jumped from a thiTt-s,ory
window at Bellevue Hospital yesterday, where he
was a patient. died this morning from a fractured
spine. with which he had lived for nearly twenty
four hours. He refused to tell why he Jumped.
lie was brought to the hospital Monday last for
for heart trouble He claimed u have
been drugged and robbed.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
CARPENTER GETS A DIVORCE.
Both He and His Wife Are Known
on the Stage.

Albert s. Carpenter, an actor. was to-
day granted "a decree of absolute di-
vorce from his wife, Carrie NJ. Carpen-
Ter, by Judge McAdam. of the Superior
Court.
Mrs. Carpenter is known on the stage
as Adele Carlton. The couple were mar
ried several years ago.
Recently Carpenter has discovered that
Mrs. Carpenter was living with a mam-
Der of her company as his wife. No de-
Tense was made by Mrs. Carpenter.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
HOWARD IDENTIFIED AS ROSS.
New York Witnesses Say He Is the
Claims Agency Man.

TDy NbS0UTHTtU TTVbs-T
JACKSON, Tenn, Dec. 14.-Witnessef
Edward Pieper and Martha Pieper. of
New York, have identified DR.. Howard
as the man to whom they rented offices
in 1890, when he was conducting his
European claim agency under the name
of Il. Ross.
S. r. Bainan. real estate dealer, of
Brooklyn; John w. Murphy. a letter
carrier; August Miller, a hat manufac-
turer; Gustave Fisher, a clerk. and
others from New York identified Howard
as E.. Ross, F.. G. Howard and Joseph
Ledger, who conducted the various
agencies with which he stands charged.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
FLORENTINE BANK TROUBLE.
English and Americans Affected b,
the Failure.

LONDON. Dec. IA despatch to the
Times from Rome says that the suspen-
SIGN of Maquay. Hooker e Co. will be
disastrous to English and American res
idents there and at Florence, and that
many of them will be left temporarily
helpless.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Widow Ahrcns Beaten.

A Jury in the City Court. before Judge Fltz-
sImons. has decided that Henry AhrenS's sigma
tue to a document designating Frank Won Garrcl
and Company 10. ~ the Deu,sche Krieger Bund.
as the b,nehriaries Of his 500 endowment policy
is genuine. The widow claimed otherwise. Alfred
aad Charles Steckler represented Won uarrel and
Company 10
The evening world., 1893-12-14
WOMEN BEATERS IN TROUBLE.
Ono Goes to the Island, the Other
Held for Trial.

Adolph Lang. of 2io l-2 East Houston
street. was sentenced to the island for
two months by Justice Ryan in the Essex
Market Police Court to-day for beating
his wife and mother-in-law. Hugh NJ.
Leonard, of 10 Goerck street, was held
for trial for striking his mother-in-law
with a teacup, cutting a cash in her
head. Both Lang and Leonard were
drunk when they committed the assaults.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side,


i3n ST., 1Oi W. Nicely furnished front hall
roVm; ample closets; heat; all chnNcniruccs.
l.ru sT ii-w n,,r ur,,d,,,v rrrrI.h,t
rnms, permanent or transient; prices reason.
able.
-
~" M ,n, n, -. mN,..,i,r I wv, nn,'"! = "'E' '''"'N
,.In w. l." 80
slngiy chu,cnicncrs, with home comforts.
80,
folli 81 III w. Large, square, sunny front
ntTu sT ,hs v-,,,o,,, ,as,, ,,u,. ,.
49, 80 &c w uhkn, NtNnl' nW''N 'r
Ini,I st I'M %'"pv 1900, -
r,,y rinr,,c,s W., S ~ Ci,, u, mri,ss 'rm,,,Irmr, i"
ISTu 81. l,n AZ. FURNISHED ar unntrui,nrd
rooms; reasonable to permanent gentlemen.
Suru 81. Ilh ". Hail rnom: private family
-, Wv, y,
yrnI,n,,s - M ,n,,L To- ''r,,"r,,rcr ,,,,I'i,r,, ""
..,r,
o1lnS W. w square room Y bedroom Tor
low Nm. hrii HH,,trlrn"N " '' = '"'
-
',,i , W. W; ln,tu- nnnr SUI ALSO S'ns''
,"'"', S''"." meat n"'h' ""so"""''
GID $780, W. cosy lRrlor Il cdruom
NnN.,vt "' 'p"''"I'h''N' i'nt NcfS "'""'r''''
w ''su,
9TH 81, ,;%s1 w. ? flights up Furnished room,
49, y.
W, -, ~ w furniNh'u room nuulhprn' w
81 al. urtynt" fnn,iV. ' " '"' '
,.r,,, 80, ,,-n
",ln ~ - W 30 Story shgl" ruohl steam
h'"' r'''t'hc'' ."
AIl 81 ~ NJ III las Nj. aa.a..U .-.aVNa
The evening world., 1893-12-14
$3.50, 900 FIRE IN BUFFALO.
Arcade Building, on Main Street,
Wiped Out by Flames.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. lt-Fire this
morning destroyed the Arcade Building
on Main street. including Robinson's
Musee. Shea's Music Hall n several
stores, including XenXa's large grocery.
Loss probably $4,000.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Dynamite Explosion Kills Two Eng
lish Workmcn.

IBy AbsocIated Fress.J
LONDON, Dec. 1.-two workmen were
killed and a number of others were in
jured yesterday by a dynamite accident
at Plymouth. The accident occurred
while the men were blasting in connec-
ton with the work of deepening Sutton
HarEor
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

COUPLE want furnished rooms, light housckocp,
Ing, above l2d ST.. OlmStcd, !i8l Madison ave.
furnished trout ruom, centrally located
call In person $40 brokers. Smith, 1903 Broad.
way, room l.
liESlONSlHLE DMA wants large basement
Ia cater; VIII pay good price cnSh or meals; can
bring \ ur ~ roomcrS. H., III w. 22d It.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
After Details.

Nfon iNtkj
I'D have you 10 know that ! am "A
self-made man." said Pomposity.
"Indeed?" returned Cynicus. "How in
terestingl Tell me. my dear sir, how
long does II take 10 make a stomach
like yoursg"
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Boarders Wanted.

One Time. eOc. per line: second Tinis, nc. pr
hnc! Third and Subsequent Times. I5c. per line.
No ertrd charge on sundays.
Nj EXTRA CHAiiGE FUR acknowledgements
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Once In the city, where the
charges will DO the tsme rs those Mt tho main
Office.
The evening world., 1893-12-14

18TH ST., 2i2 W Pleasant font room, fur
nished, neat and clean, gus, bnth. - n 80; gen
The evening world., 1893-12-14
LADY AS-ISrAS1S. lessons, with Music, 80.
HOSEA HIGGINS

OUR OWN ACADEMY OF DANCING,
1870 40 WEST ED Sr., near 9TH ave. J.
station. ~ monthly. ClaSses MON, TUES,
THURS. and FRIDAY, T.H1 To 10. ~; private
beginners CLASSES, ! lessons. 81; quarter, ~
lessons. -; receptions WcIis. fats. tlrd lessons
private. open every div, 4. NJ. u II l.. Il.
FROM JtiE NEW YORK WORLD,
Hosea Higgins ~ probably ~ Vol known rs any
man IN New YORK, md the fame OT the institute
ton over which ln pgUsdrs has Spror1 NIL over
IN" country. The iuVgTiahlc aud pronounced sue
cess that Inns followed his methods In teaching tho
art Of dancing has male II tho ,nrgpit establish
muut uf The Kind In the world, To the hcttcr
class NJ people our own ignn ideal institution,
IT. iucihtics Hrr urguuRllHd, III" door suncr "a
enormous, the music pruyidrlis above criticism.
white his stan ui lady md Gentleman teachers
stand at The head NJ then profession.
MIR. HOSEA HIGGINS, In his class ~lcsspnH,
gives individual instruction In a room separate
from IN general Clnss- room. Dinident pupils ilnd
this method n great advantage, NE GuARAN-
JEE~ IliE WALTZ ~ ~lN PRIVATE LlGS-
MAKING No FAILURES.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett Returns
to Paris.

fBy Associated Press.)
PARIS, Dec. 14-Mr. James Gordon
Bennett has returned to Paris after two
months absence, during which he has
passed considerable time in the Riviera.
Mr.. Bennett, has completely I'VE
from his accident.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Business OPPORTUNITIES.


\ BOSTON ENTERPRISE at urr mrrt Tor al
veriisiug pnrpn,"S, OF "a uaiut" "a mah"u public
rights throughout The Tinted states. mis- hciuE Tie
fret citS visited. ~ you have II .Jp 10 -, uuD to
WN,f ~ w. NUS "til"'N'' ".'N'"''' 'IN'IIa
5~D per cuut.. cul ON =. i. JOSE~, IT,, tJI Ben
nett Buildius, "d Na,si'u ~.
Az EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY suGr-~i tn
a good business unaG f'lih - - iu -. puIrrpi-
tai ~ partner No good established fancy. millinery
ana lIy go"l, ,i"n- uptown - ave-. lr ~ n,rr
cannot attend IN n n4pu". Ad"f'SH ~, HINtI',
40 r!-t 5iih ST..
AWAITED TO NV 'r rpot cash mcr.har.
dlBs uf al kinds, amount o.. object. CAN or
Sddru,s ~Fi!lEDMNN, Az walker rt, Sow York
A. IONN WASTED, r4|p, .ur ~ Digs; 50
hluu, good security given, I~AIu'lBlE, lyA
2.iu World, uptown
.ATI~Ii ANU uN-IEt sTNNpIo let IN nrt-
on., meat nrIH"' %ilh Nth ave.
\ PARTNER N0tl $50; pucA lunch rn.umaut,
near lret. uu,'", hny trade CIDER - Ann ~
rnguut, established o" yo.r, clearing $500
yearly risF 'rfrTa, owner tuilruE. WvHI.ly. la.
quiz, "yNIIlEi, iirohrr 4Hou,-t
HvSINI-~prlul:ru NIlY fornrpELocrrr wIln
no. IL. ru, oh" worlI.
TNDIuI'N -lTE~ irrr ut IA" ]rrpvIu= .u.ur..u
hulH' -I" ~Nruuuu Iurk. ON he lt,rl"H iaul
ROAD, .App.y To LAZARUS, In' ir,ai"aT,
rISl -pNrI.Ur Wuru.a lulr rrar v.uurr
an, 2}i..
loH ALI -Griry store, owner m.ar no TO lu.
fHjr. large bgaIH,.H, ~ ar'Gta T.. " bHA -.L
l..r rI.m.
Trg -NIl. CHEAP FIr,i rlns- ,|grr -fur. Urf
'r.un l'ur' In the wari T. My Ili Gr.s
\ lar." NF"., HrptSlNth
IuE -NII ir,i. GLASS cIsrr .tpu n.u pool
rH.u pupl business, cheap f.ul ~ Irlul
off,. Eur.El"u.
/ MANT tu barrow, privately ~tH" uiuHIE 10"
rnrfg gIgyflr - PAID TOR Temporary au"rlIUIu-
dau'u ~uuuipHb, World, uptown
IIqlpE ~AIDDN for sal. c,rnnr IAN H.. ~
ave, slO.UOJ. hall cash e 90 " .esHiugtyu -
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Musical.

N~..fttNNh IaIuIIE voice sIarlnlHf; unly
Hull pt. uuHr du.t lur lraau yDi'' trItl
l.r ~ I.ttlp'u .. llHI tu r.Ht ly lpur Cr
.nHu..
GI"lia EHr. ...u rNpn r3nr. pluIu, ~
#uu pHII'H nrH.| HHrr. aN Hyp,trg, us I4faIes.
iI;pt r--pf 2'U "urld, uptown
BAEIp, MANDOLIN, .IpiuI and guitar ic~0U7t
thorough. prpruri, prvasg. - rOu.ss, clicg-
lgb. kAN +. Uj2 JlU,G
The evening world., 1893-12-14

Mrs CNHIILIt- dIucIur academy, Gil I0S-
IuVtuu ave. t'I-.r.s private lrtHynH; waltz
IruUuIL latest dIture. ttHEut UtpullY.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Dancing Academies.

DnRy. nc, u line; SutidH e0c.
AGENTIEMAN will give private dnpcinr lee
sons 70 children and adults 1T prlvnte resitlenccs,
nl-p IN private rlnNsrs; no objection To country;
Violin music furnished. Address j. ~, DO7 In
iRNctt" ave, hruoklyn.
BANjD. mandolin aud Stage dancing taught;
circulars mailed,
j. BOGhN. ~ III ave. near oh st.
BANJO, mandolin, guitar: p lessons, -: nniP or
hiInplilCd. Herman sStudiu, 800 III ave. BON ".
CORRECT glide waltz guaranteed: . strictly pri-
waite lessons, 81; any hour. with music: lady
assistants; positively M failures classes forming;
beginners private, any time; I lessons 81 luRr-
terry ~. lntrat fashionable dances: circular
matted. Lemon tONSEtN ATOnY. ll5S
broadway, below i2d Vt.
nuMAItS classes, with private lessons; waltz
guaranteed; lady assistants. open sundays. les-
sons ~, 3iI West SDth -,
AFTERNOON CLAsStS WALTZ UuAlAN-
tues, and Il,nrs. q aD,5.3G; tcod in six private Z
The evening world., 1893-12-14

IRVING PLACE, 70. near Union squnre-COm-
portable large X small, well furnished, ~ my
rooms.
LEXINGTON AVE, 7s6 . Large 4 small,
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Board Wanted.

LADY, employed during day, wishes rom.
board permanent II suited. Carry, World
Branch, 80 h ave.
TWO LADIES. employed during the day, want
furnished room, With or without board, fellow
3Dth ~, u. h., bDA IlO world.
WANTED = dinnrr- daily. ucighhorhoOl II'h
81. n Hth ave, state terms. Reasonable. lul
W. Ig1 st..
The evening world., 1893-12-14

NAN With s.On chsh this u dandy chance Tor
way.
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THE BRISTOL,

II 20 10 u I'm ST., near 9TH ave. comfortable
family house: very mOdurnt" terms
MELItD~E, ~ MADISON AVE select x rrl-
s]Onnhlr; drs' r,Dl" 10 permanent 4 tnnslcnt,
who DISLIKE public hotels.
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North OF ,asth Street.

ltFSPEcrAHlE WIDOW would Tx children
To board; good home: experienced with lOtilr
bnby. Mrs. Camp, W.. l1Oth NJ. 4 Audubon ave.
The evening world., 1893-12-14

REAL ESTATE aud general business ngcncyi
room H..
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l5TII Sl., 100 W.-largc, sunny room running
water; heated; reasonable; gentlemen, private
| InHIllN
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Fast Side.

Cast Side.
ST., lG3 L.. large, sunny nlcove NOM,
square ruOm, newly furnished; nl COnNCn.
icncrs; moderate; gentlemen,
13D 81, Isl t., beautiful furnished rooms to
let with ar without board private house.
SlTli 81, 1852 u. Large furnished hall room ioI
org Mng middle bell.
llSIl 81, lN1 T. Y uuuy rtn wants RnOthCrt Il
SHARE . pleasant rooms HAT ~. ~ Raymond,
l2ap ISL, lwi T.. .rlrnsau room bath. heat, ust
al kitchen Ia business woman. Bowling.
l2bIll 81, HlI y, | large room for huuscKccp-
ing, ~; I'LL cunNenicnccS; l. station.
HOTEL AMERICA, 10Th II, and irving place
steam heat, elevator, fin. escapes: modern
improvements rooms 81 weekly.
PHYSICIAN can have elegantly furnished bach
nnrlur a. onlc' In dentists huuSc. Apply ~,
Lexington ave, corner hNth 81,
PLEASANT COTTAGE, so Il. llpth ~.
small adjoining rtnms, 81 ~ weekly cumplct,
housekeeping; coal FREE.
TRAFALGAR HOUSE, 10. III T. lith 81,
New AMI elegantly furnished rooms, double U
single, ny day, week ar month; popular prices
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MISS RAcCARE'S

DANCING ACADENY. classes now forming at
~ Isn,t I'm ~. between 9th ave. aud broadway.
1irrr- every Afternoon mud evening; private les
sons, any hour. 81 waltz Euofaut"rd In six pr-
waite lessons. ~; 4 lessons, 81. quarter, ~ les
Sons, -. lady ard gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY y SATUR~
pAN EVENINGS; SEM FOR CIRCULARS.
UrYUnpr, nt any tine. bay or evening.
special AMI individual attention given to those
lenTniu, tie waltz. ul4y tho new aud fashionable
Nnmr.H. InclmiInN .iMgr. lamCN and rlInrnCier.
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10TH Sr., 10 w. Newly furnished rooms. large
4 small; house well furnished & well kept.
10TH ST., aIl W Newly furnished rooms, hot
h cold water; ln': house heated board optional.
2OTN ST. 800 W Handsomely furnished large
rooms; folding bed; running water: southern
exposure; - Il ~.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

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i3n ST. 1Oi W. Nicely furnished front hall
rupm ample closets; heat; all chnNCniCuCcs.
iATH 81. Ia W, near Brnadway Furnished
tnnS. permanent or trlnsicnt; prices reason.
able.