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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Tie Thursday Evening Riding Class met last night
at DIIkel's Academy. a. NJ. Hidden led. Among tue
members present were Miss Augusta Davies, Miss
Emily Sheldon Miss Helen Robinson Miss Maud CLARK
Miss Elsie Caster Miss Constance Sehlchclh. MISS
Lille Graham, Miss Laura Edwards. Mr. and Mrs
O. NJ Carnochan, Miss Goodridge. Miss Margaret
bacon. Augustine smith, Bsnyer GARRISON f. I"
Lahdon. J. Fred Pfcrson. IT.. Mr.. ana MRS. d. a.
Hidden, 1r., schuyler Schicfclin, "i''am ""'''o'"
aud Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Short.
Ms. wnber A. BIoodeood gave reception on
Wednesday afternoon at her house. No. 40 East Ihry
seurth.st Miss wolhcrspoon and MISS iihng""''
poured ten Nine. ROlla sang and Conrteney ihorp'
reeltsd Among those present were Mrs. winthrop
q. Ray Miss Georgia Ray. Mrs. Alfred bishop "hsoh
Mn y Korboy Mrs. W. q. Davies, Miss Ma"u Aiio'
Burke c. Stacy Clark. Bruce Willing. Mr. anu "'o
Jeseph Marie Miss Watson, Mrs a. I. De'"e' III"
Louis Pooler. lac, ,,rn,
Airs. Nicholas Fish gave dinner party last h's"'
for CAPTAIN ana Mrs. Rosdew Burn.
Mrs. Edsoo Bradley. OF No 80" Fifth'"ve'' Will sN'
. dance for her daughter, Miss Juia D''"e'' u" ''
Day. April Z. r,o,,v.u,r,n
Nrs Charles Phelps. OF No. 4. Eas' i"e"'. a',, -
st., Will alive dance on THURSDAY eVeh"s, or r,na
for tho young friends OF her aa"s"'''' -, .o.,o,v
ihelps. who will he formally ih'ro'"''" "
next winter. .. p.,or,
The Wedding Of Miss saIe Niccll and Jus,"S h"p'r'
WIN t.k. Mac NJ the Church Of the Heavenly hes'' Vi
Ami 90 Mas Nic0)l is not Il sister, but co'S'" ~
A. bart Rocdsr. Of Denver co lchn a"S ssarles. o.
ooyn. we're married last evening a BY rs" AZ Sir
vincent Of 5ussll9S g. e sa sS brooklyn
caiv msmh.rs of the Two families were present am,
Orlando Johnson vii, Ny e ne gave s1.' prs,
~ VeSt ToS,S Second-st. The decosaioos' no"e''
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Did

Thu,ay Mach 23d at her late the I sie ohn
EcaSc and cnd Of the family gre requested to attend
and a lI"t. on O sunday Mach 18TH p.
EELr.-on March 2sd. Eleanor widow Of Richard Bell
R aTSa and invited to attend her u"s,,
iI2% TN Ma n,S" 3. i at Is p.
EENNETr-On wcdn, ,day. March - Howard s.. son Of
tnarlc, d. and EudoIa 5 Bennett. in the twen'ysxth
a are std ,d 70 ws tend ,5s ss funeral an
irrGlSS' March i, M a. At ii O'clock.
Ma s pssse < + e s G a1saH year
rSnc %ar ccs on Saturday at o'clock residence
pEANpoX-on wednesday evening March god. OF pneu'
nionia. Alexander d andon. in hi. Io,h year KIN,
sGyce ns at NJ Is sT a, DE- me- LII heA"s'''''e SUI"
hs oe reaenss No iS rsSns n RTook
Rs ia s's ,,s s;ssnee. on Friday March
Interment 1T Bridgeport. Conn.
Saf aa "na NnSh ey no 5nd
Notice Of funeral In Saturdays Herald
Ss ysa1 Of hi: sSs MsSa 'A 1893
Funeral nom his late ie.iseSSc GraOd-a'e, NcwOurs
Utica papers please copy.
coRNEN-pc'er D. conen' aged 49, ut his home Ridge
ns n Ss%" VIII Ni be- 4i fia sunday at 80 H. from
St Stephens EpIscopal Church
sS soet Dor ei ID bis lis, ' yca
Notice funeral hereafter
tfINDEI.--At somrtNillc. y. j.. March 2ist 1893.
A.. wife OF John T. Feindel and daughter ~ n.
e. tiairrtSon
n latlyc, and friends invited to attend her funeral
from the residence Of her father. on Friday. 2ith ut
vii e BEL, ys"s ss%ssrs depot on a,
Central r. X. q y. j.
rIANK-On Wednesday. March 2od, 1893 Augustus A.
Frank In the 59th year OF hi- age.
Relatives and friend, tho family respectfully Invited
n attend tho funeia services az his late residence No
II Seventhave, Saturday, March 18th, half.past
Intermens privsss Ut Greenwood Csmssery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
nJpiOuAs FOR VETERINARY SURGEONS.

The Thirty sixth annual commencement Of the New
York College Of Veterinary surgeons was held last
evening IN Chckerlna Hail Many lIieads Of the gradu
ates were present. Thomas j. O'Dci presided. The
class prizes were awarded by the president DR.. w. T
White an address made by the Rev X r. JUNIOR and
the valcdictory was delivered by w. j. Finn. The
following graduates received diploma,
Henry AIMING IT,. Ira X. Athcrton, william Cook.
Charles Doerrie. william j. Finn, Herbert b. Hamilton.
Robert C. Mcimer Alexander Johnston Kob'rt T. Jones.
James II. Kelley. Harry W. Kornobis. Dennis b. Nc.
Auline Albert Mehrhof, Irwin c. Newhard. Thomas r.
f,,De, Edward A. Paul w. L. StsirRis. Isaac white.
Frsicy L. Wlnslow Louis j. Wolfort Addison II. Wiley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

IL announced that A. NJ Palmer has received his lease
OF the Garden Theatre. akc effect on January l. leoi
f. G. stanton is not be partner with Mr. lhlmer In the
management Of the theatre as IL was reported some tmc
ago that he would.
Mis-, I.eonota SNYDER been taking tho place OF
Miss Helen Bertam In The Condoiers" at the Casino
was herself unable appear last night and tho part was
sung by Miss Lilly Post.
Mis- Catb0rl Inc Cycs, who does a clubswinging and
cc,tnc act il newcomer in the bill OF the Eden Musee
this week. The other attractions remain the same NJ
ubal gives his sieh.fhand performance and ends
his entertainment with his hypnotic scance with Miss
Maria Greyic The four Dafrison sisters have made hit
- al. .Lo,ch .Nr Cupid.- Master Lcon Ando and
Omne Japancsc nccromanccrs; Lotte Mortimer %rpn
tine dancer and Danko Gabols Gypsy Band arc the rest
OF bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
TRIALS OF 4 SHERIFF OF DURANGO.
HE CAME TO THIS CITY TO DEAL WITH GREEN
GOODS MEN AND WAS ARRESTED

HE CAME TO THIS CITY TO DEAL WITH GREEN
GOODS MEN AND WAS ARRESTED.
Henry F. Gillespie. wcll-dressed man. forty'two
years old who described himself as Deputy sherin
and a member Of the police department OF Durango
Col. and Edward French. thirty one years Old, an
alleged "green goods swindler. were taken TO the
Yorkvie Police Court yesterday afternoon by De
tective McArdle and Officer D. Mccarthy. OF the
Twentyth.rd subPrecinct. Gillespie had been IN
communication with "green-goOds' men. and had come
TO tho city to purchase some OF the stuf.' as ne
said Gillespie arrived IN the city "Wednesday
and took rooms at the Grand Union Hotel lie left
the hotel early yesterday morning. having deposited
$500 with the hotel clerk lie returned Mt noon TO
get the money As he was about to leave the hoto'
again detective called his attention % French WHO
WAS standing Oh the other side OF the street Gillespie
replied that he knew all about him. as he had come
to the city to purchase green goods" from him: inc
two men we're arrested. justice Mcmahon held French
In 81 800 bail apd sent Gillespie to the House OK De
terton In $500 BAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
MEMS CLOTHES.
THEY ARE FOOLISH IN SOME DIRECT oNS.
rrum The Clothler and Turnshcr.

From The ClOlhlcr ana luIhIsh'f.
n, matter OF fact, the so'calied leaders OF lashoA
have. gone daft. fifhavc. Is sight 10 see, with lis
co.rc OF swcs rilsscd up IN the tlght'hitlg- sus'
Iicionsly suggestive Of ariincal aid-lohg ana double
breasted tai coats. The unfortunate part oil THIS
attire Il that Ii makes the wcarer seem PAINFULLY aware
of himself Apparently 1t Is impossible ~ conceal the
.ensc OF drcssincss he feels
WHY do the we'll built fellows pinch their waist In
IN the lusL0ns since berry Wall wore Iis swahowtaiI
LrOw his covert coattO show those That only got u
back view OF him that he had 1t on
Where, moreover McssicurS. do you get the
rtiaictto OF wearing the frOckcOat open Have you
gone the EOwcIy for your MANNERS where ihe cheap
spcclcr throws back the lapel Of his coat to show
cveryth he's got' The dOnbebrcastcd ir0Ck-coat
is only properly butOned every button. The I'M
bu,tonng Of the doube-breustcd long coat has never
been tolerated save when seated for luncheon. The
OF swaegcrdom In such an ensemble are ~ longer
leaders OF fashion. They are niainhlno.. Inc; aFe
marionettes upon the pavencn-food Tor scorer
As for those cheap limitations OF the genus swell the
real cnds, their appearance upon tne lnshlohapic
ihoroug promenade Is adding ohensivene,s 10
that which has already aroused regret. Al nave
ponchant for OverlarSe lily made bou'oniiercs ana
those dreadful low.crowned conc-shared, cxtra-widc-
trimmed derby hats that are a sight 10 behold
The prevalence OF the ridiculous low crowned. vide
brimmeh hats has positively driven The Leading
matters TO ablure the fashion entirely ana u' ot 'he
most conservative shapes they have designed III years
In various shndes with rcd ana self stitching. and
piqUc backs. The tans graduate from Tue ayes i1us
sian red. brown. along. by two easy s'ny's oi nm
10 modes and into another delicate I'M III I'M,
lul,r color which Is 20 like the -laziers putty, In
heavy weights the tan colorincs are III "h"eHcs
toward the red. , a.,
with narrow raised s,lfcolorcd embroidery on me
back. The glazed hid glove. nsp the black stitch
ing on evening gloves. i no longer ireoghikeu =.
correct by those that know the most advanced
,i,e great popularity OF the Quaker gray undressed
occasions has led to q making OF the glove In deeper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE rVTOy SOL ARE THEATRE SALE.

II Is again asserted and this time on better authority
than ever that H. +. KcTth the manager OF theatres
r. r,o pyoydonce and philadelphia has gained control
NJ the Union square Thcac. and will run 1t a variety
theatre with continuou, performances from early IN the
rornlnc till late at night. lie Will take possession on
Amin IL f. said the price paid 10 the present pro-
,io,o, Henry Crccnwa his lease about $4,000
r. Will he remembered that The Tribune about month
400 pubi,hod circumstantial account OF the amusing
way I'm which this transfer brought about. ana That
VI fcouwal tn, denied only the particulars given
IN, IN, statement that there vas 70 b. ai rylnsfcr at all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
4 TgSTIUOyTiL TO EX-SENATOR DAWES.

Boston, March % tspecialJ.-The warm welcome
which ex-senator Dawes received at his home In Pitts
field on Tuesday evening Is to be- followed by II greet
ing I'm Boston next Monday. number Of promi
ncnt men irrespective of party. have appointed com
nttec composed Of H. o. lIoughton. william a. Rus
sell George o. Croker and Albert Clarke, and they
have arranged reception md dinner at the Hotel
Vendome, at which u handsome testimonial VIII W
presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
FASHION NOTES.
SUGGESTIONS FROM ABROAD-TWO PRETTY
CAPES.

Louis XIV paniers are once fashionable in
Paris. A dress OF shaded surnh In pale blue and
drab. reminds one OF tie styles worn In the '10s
The "paniers' arc small. but still they give width
TO the hips which had long since been abandoned.
Two founces OF heavy guIpurc trim the skirt and a
small cape with a broad velvet collar gives pretty
finish TO the whole costume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
4 DINNER FOR THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH

dinner will be given for Thomas Bailey Adrch at the
,ldnc club this evening. large number OF the mem
hers will he present. Several we-known authors have
been invited 10 Join In the after dinner speaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
ana favors were handsome.
Covers were laid for

sixteen.
q, Red Bank. N. j., March 23 tspeciar.-George
.iahn, OF Richmond, Va. and Miss Hattie Rogers.
daughter Of Ezekiel j. Rogers. Of Red Bank were
George L. DobDlns, pastor OF the First Methodist Epis
copal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

When baby was SICK, we gave hcf CasVous.
Wnru she was n Child she cried Tor Castor!a.
When she became Mis-, ste elung 10 Cestorie,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
6peciaI Notices.

Dy tue Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
23S Fifth Ave.
WIN. D. NORMAN. Auctioneer.
SALE THIS FRIDAY,
AND TOMORROW. SATURDAY,
AT $50 O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
CHINESE PORCELAINs.
ny DIRECTION OF
MR.. DAVID NASH. 20 Broad ST.,
we will sell peremptorily his stock
ANTIQUE ORIENTAL PORCELAINe.
CONSISTING OF
peachblows blue and white colors decorated ware.
Jades. &C.; also few pieces Of nnc sstsums.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

The only strictly hieh.aradc cigarette on the Market
Thl, brand is not controlled by the trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

Ribbons arr now very much used 10 trim evening or
afternoon dresses In model created by Doucct. the
celebrated Partisan couturier. the material Of the SKIRT
low bodice and sleeves Is of -colored bcngnne
whereOn veuxrosc ribbons are sewn 50 rs 10 form
stripes These stripes are vertical tho skirt but
encIfce the wli, and lower portion OF the corselct.
Two ribbons form cpaulcttes. and tiny ur-winged
bows aic scattered over the skirt. ohemsctc and
sleeve" houlllonnc,' Of pink crepe de Chino give
delightful finish TO the corsage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

Two very pretty capes from abroad may serve as
models for spring Both OF them are Of rich corded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

Embroidery Is sin the most fashionable OF trim
mings; even In IFS simplest form II Is favoriie orna-
mcn, Thus every knows the simple stitch called
the "hcrringbcnc." which appears on almost every
article OF lingerie heading 10 lace. embroidery
Insertions or fittings This stitch worked In enlarged
proportions with wool hoss SILK Is favorltc trim
ming for skirts. mntinccs and elegant morning
dresses.
Thus. for instance. upon drcsSlnggown OF rose
coorcd surah five rows u hcrrngbone stitch worked
in thick white silk make pretty ana novel border,
or upon n matinee OF white and bhckred fancy wool'"n
ma cial the executed In red wool will
make II most unique aud effective trimming which has
TIE merit Of being very easy and pleasant TO work.
A very pretty matinee Is Of piebuo oriental
sau7c striped with white and light pink satin. and
trimmed with deep louncc OF white silk-crcpe en-
broidcrcd in pink. blue and white floss silks. broad
blue vclvc, ribbon serves rs belt and oSes Itself In
front under the embroidery honncc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

An Engshman has invented n new method OF
extending skirts around the BOTTOM There seems TO
be some mystery surrounding It. for "The London
Onecnr does not attempt to describe II. but gives
ONLY the following vague hints 10 It's nature II
Is not steel nor does II resemble that metal II can
be made To wash. that 1t De- taken out and
replaced Ia half an hour " II be- made
I'm two DAYS In any length to match any material
The inventor admits In u repentant manner that he
was once a manufacturer Of crinolIne, but protests
yehcmcnly that although this new extendrr looks
fashionable II Is not at all In the nature Of crIno.
line 20 that al who have Joined anti crnolnc leagues
nav adopt it, With clear conscience. The "ex.
tender" according to the Inventor. ""nlargcs the
skirt at the hem. that the wcarcr can walk freely
and Is not likely 10 get her feet cnangcd In the
SKIRTS a condition OF things that must be very
emba raising II Il exists, and needs remedy Is this
the MYSTERIOUS something To which the French dress
makers on this side OF the water refer when they hold
I'D their hands In horror At the suggestion OF crno-
line and cxclaim that something must be devised.
but 1, never can be crino.nc'!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

Ing a waterfall ncbu Of Mcchlln lace and coqucttsh
little bow finishes IN. grccn-v velvet military collar at
the back This bodice BE- worn with dark or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

Powdered hair IL said to be coming into fashion
abroad for evening wear. A. rule the powdered
coiirurcs arranged on high or moderately low
cushions with long thick curl falling on each side
toward he bac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

A very pretty corsagc for home wear Is made In
d satin. brOcaded with lettuce green leaves
and flowers 4 wide collar Of lettuce green velvet
edged with chry sopsase beads opens In font reveal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
sse FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR SiTH.Sr
NOW on FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING,
MR.. SAMUEL COLMAN'S
PAINTINGS
AND COLLECTION OF
BROCADE AND SILK HANGrN0a.
PORCELAINS, INRO6.
LACoUEIS. METAL WORK. s. CARvINGs.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY AFTERNOONS.
MARCH 81 AND %,
at 80 O'clock and
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 20,
at o'clock.
ROBERT SOMERvILLE, ORTGIES & Coz
Auetioneer. Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
Money Tight'Again.

In the furniture and carpet business y1u can get all
the credit YOU want Cowpcrthwat' Park Row, near
Chatham 50. No interest cha g'd Keep your money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
I'OstOMce Notice.

Gray Hair DAKKENED BY DR.: HAls'S HAIR
HEALTH. kENEWS COLOR. BEAUTY. Best Hair Food
Dressing Danduh. Druggists. large boes &C.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

To-day at 800 r. NJ.
4 GREAT AUCTION SALE.
THOMAS f. KIRBY, Auctioncer.
THIS FRIDAY AND TOMORROW CsATCRDANs
BEGINNING PROMPTLY Ar . 30 O'CLOCK.
AT TIE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
q EAST 23D-sT, MADISON SQUARE,
a REMARKABLE COLLECTION
ORIENTAL. RUGS
AND
CARPETS,
INCLUDING NUMBER Of :
SUPERB SILK ROYAL. RUGS.
THE FINEST SPECIMENS ARE NOW BEING SOLD
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Managers,
East 23d.st, Madison Square South.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
Furcjsheo-Wesr S,os.

FurEish60-Wssr Stds.
7TH AVE. 500. near Broadway Handsomely
furnisbsd i.roorn HAts, complete Tor housskssp-
ingi IS weekly. Janitor.
nth ST.. II WE ,T--siI largo nswly furnished
iooms. bath AMI al convenienoes, $50 monthly
i7Th 81. .2s wEST-SiI rooms. ! sth. +. oom-
plstely Furnished; Tableware. bedding, $50. $40 (;
unfurni.hsj. $40. GAG.
2srH Substantially furnished hvs.room HAT,
I'd floor. sra weekly; linen, silver. FLAGG.
241 West 23d st.
ssTH ST. On. Of the p, sttic.t little four. room
fats with IAthl iu New fors CITY: comp,ete for
Housekeeping. $40 weskly. tLAGG. 2tl W. 23d.
s9rH ST.. 2Gl wEsT-Nicsiy furnished flat, 4
larg, night rooms aud bath; ali improvements.
JAnitor.
3pTH ST, 25t wEsT-Nicrly furnished fiat. 8
rooms amt attn; brass beds, silver, dc. Japitor.
lOTH ST. ?AO wEsT-Flats. I aud S rooms, with
hath. furnished for Housekeeping; low rent.
Janit'r.
lobrH ST. IO7 wtsr-Competey newly far.
nished flats. four And nvs rooms and bath /;
cool. tight, clssn; second floor near station. U35
monthly. JAnitor.
LITTLE JENEf-Four rooms. daintily fur.
nished IN wbuoA Il gold; 81. 30 weeky. linen.
81 vcr, do. FLAGG 400 furpishud hsts). ?t2
West 23d a..
If YOU WANT neatly Furnished hats at less than
cost OF unturnishsd cAn probably suit yo1.
FLAGG 200 furnished aats). ~: West 2Sd st.
SIx.ROOM FLAT. ground floor. all light. SIS
weekly; deli1htfully cool; located near broad.
way: linen. silver. fLAGG 600 furnished hAts).
2t3 West 23d st.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
Unfurn,shed- Brookiyn.

RALPH AVE, ,20I. 200 Elegant fats ana store. 5
room. and bath. ell improvements; stores $40 I,
haa 8l&, sl3. tl2: inquire on premises.
18th ST. nsar Prospect Park -EleRant fats.
improvements. new building. lVl At, st. he
tween 9Th ana 9th Avss., Brooklyn. Ave railroads.
Jabitor on prem,ses.
SICf FLATS to nioe people four.rocm fats boau.
nothins iiss them Tor the money %. so $40, eli.
sl2; Fulton I. Saratoga station. Union 7. ChAun.
ory station always open. Morrison. 20o Marion st.
TO LET-Fiata; to secure choice of apartment in
the Riverside apply row q few weeks later
HUNDREDS Of people viii cal for APARTMENTS and
cannot be accommodated; all sun.li Ihted ro' ms /;
tub tor each Al attment large griynts park, a.. ;
rspts co to o. per week send for illustrated cir
The evening world., 1893-07-10
UNFURNiSHED HOUSES TO LET.

UNFURNfSHED HOUSES TO LET.
CRooBY ST.. lS-Convsniently located and In
Reod order the rent has bee reduced. Addre %
OUEklNEAU DRAKE, II Bible House.
seTH st.. 202 wEST-To let, high .stoop house,
" rooms and bath. Apply to jsnitor, corner.
ANDERSON AVE-. High Bridge, east Of school
$40, beautiful 7.room house; sli i'm provsms snts ;
healthy looAtlon. Kseppsl.
TO LET-A dssirans private house. IS Orchard
st.. between Grand and brooms, sutabis for Ii xht
nsnufaoturng purposes. lnauire S0s Ursnd Of.
6rookIn
DOUGLASS ST.. go Browp-stops. 7 rooms and
bath; oil tmprovsmsuts; near Prospect Park;
Butter street cars; house shosn.
TO LKr-Houss; e20 per MONTH one Of the
small brick houses t6 foomsj on Warren place,
The prettisst lite strset In BROOKLYN; 10 minutes
walk to South Ferry. Inquire lt once, l2y Baltic
st. W. W. TAYLEURE. Agent.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
FLATS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

SLASS AWU AFNH|MeNfS ~ LEI.
VAfurnjsked-Edst Sios.
BRoonE ST. p. AND 81. corner oosrek T.-s
and large light rooms, decorated; improve
tbsnts; measrats tsath
a1 AVE; 1879: bs,...n tee, ss,h and 92ss ..sn 40
monthly; fs1 sso. iGss fs.s ii iifH.0~' i.t room"
SD AYE, 1928. - oath %. ...sIen-fins ap.r..
i.or. Isl door. beck. '''''' w. '''
18TH sf,. 6l6 KAsT-Rent o.sin. Aug. /; 6ns
apArtmsots. all improvements. to let onesp.
sorh sr. lt7 EAsr-Top floor. light rooms, gas.
water; aduits only references.
18th ST. :, s2s EAsT-Thr.s elssant room.i al
sinsls decorate, paror; ...h tubs dumb
CAD ST.. sis EAsTTIh.nd.sms :insl. a.t.: g
.nS ,sGS sst. ''s E. 0f SRAkA. x %%S" 1.S ' 40
9bTH ST.. Park .ye.-tlesAnt h.ts, h.nd.omsly
deeorstsd. all improvements, and Iooms'
18th 81. l00 no l67 EAsT-Nev bpildinssi 5
se!d ..tsr; snail. ..i.s, f.milis: Only J.ni.oi 10
lo2D ST.. 2as EAsT-Thr.o newly painted rooms,
,a1,pIS ,,T1pIISS''m'n''' "a'h'ao'' &C. vs. rent from
IssrH- ST., rs EAsr-Fips ,bro-n..tons .ipsie
lOsTh ST.. 90 EAsT-Ap.rtmept., large, IIsnt
rooms. improvements. SlS to sl6; oommsncs
IL t.
EleEant fats Of rooms ana bath, all light near
Central Park all improvements: decorated; rents
tl8 to s22. lhlrt 81. near Madison ave.
oo5ykER sFAIh n HXE HSB pTs sraE
8 LARGE ALI. LIGHT ROOMS AND BATH;
ell modern improvements pswly decorated,
Rents FROM CIT TO $40.
Apply to ianitress on nrst floor.
FLATS Of nice rooms hot and cold water; wash
tubs. 40. in perfect order; rent SIS per month.
App ls6, I'D ave.
GOOD, ,oonIort.oi. .h.t. Of 5 rooms, ps.ly
painted. 40. near soth ct. l. statioai rents sti
tosi1. Amply IN once l6l6 sd ave
LOWER HALE 2At East 3tth St $50 monthly.
1866 rimss BuildinE.
SPECIAL sun msr iudaosunsnt,-S7, 80 EAst l04th
st family (aduitsl eau obtain Hat. rooms; Ali
lmpTovsmsnts.
Unfyrnished-Wsst SIDE.
st4tiop-Sm II mats, = and 4 rooms, decorated,
ali Improvements; small. select families only.
JAnitot.
LEROY ST., 54-&9.5O s nice large rooms call
and see them. Mr. Byrnes.
7TH AVE, 200 -3O2. 30<, near 9Th Hand
come flats, rooms Apd bath all Improvements.
decorated; all hght rooms; new houses; rents e23
to e1o.
9TH AVE. and 18th e., northeast oornsr-To ist
four rooms, suttAOle Tor dentist, dTsssmAksr or
private family; rent cas-; also front basement for
any businsss. See lanitor.
isLn sr.. a2s wEsI EI,r. l.ts'. night troat
18TH 81, aai;a wESTIElssant sHaItmenssi
nea.s; 6esoI.tsd esilinss nov houses rspa SIt
20 Civ. Jonitof. 49,
The evening world., 1893-07-10

UnfQrn,s hed-korih OF i25h Street.
I27rH ST.. l2l wEST-To let. hr,t.-lns, fiat. 6
rooms and bath, private halis, S22 to s23 per
month. Appy TO mAnAHer.