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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07
WEST VIRGNIA TEAoHERs.


Twenty.thlrd Annual Meeting In Session
mt Huntington. ~
Special Dtspatch 10 the Inteltqeacer
HUNTNGroN, W. VA, July 6.-The
twenty.thlrd annual session Of the
West Virginia Educational Association
was formally opened last night. The
address Of welcome was delivered by
Mayor Neal and responded to by yir-
nil Lewis, the state superintendent.
About fifty or sixty prominent educa-
tors OF the stato are present, and the
meetings are held in Marshall College.
This evening the meeting of tho asso.
citation opened with a most interesting
discussion on the subject Of normal
schools and the good that is dono by
them. Tomorrow the association will
elect now officers, and Virgil Lewis will
undoubtedly be elected president again.
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Is Now in wheeling.

Special Dllpalch % ne IHlaI0sloe
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July GU. II.
Nevins, a middle.aged man, very red.
faced, and who has been here as a rep.
rosentative Of the Equitable Life Insur.
rnco Company, departed suddenly to-
night, leaving a number Of board bills
unpaid. He was arrested yesterday fol
boatinga board bill, but got away In
some manner. lie is now in Wheeling
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Of u highland chief. the plaid Of which
was OF the Campbell clan, His wife,
Princess Louise, the fourth daughter OF
the queen, was attired in a heliotrope
colored robe, She also had tiara OF
diamonds.
The bride leaned upon the arm OF
her father and rs tho procession ad-
yaneed her train was carried by her
bridesmaids.
Amoug the ,notables present were
Mr., and Mrs. Gladstone, They were in
their seated before the royal party APP
peared in the chapel. Mr. Gladstone
wore the uniform Of the Brethren OF
Trinity House, which included a large
pair OF naval 0paulets, Mrs, Gladstone
wore black robe trimmed with Brus-
sells lace and black cap studded with
diamonds.
The queen sat throughout the eere.
mony with absorbed attention.
Tho duke Of York responded 60 the
questions in clear voice, his answers
being audible in the farthest corners OF
the chapel. Princess Mays responses
were not SO audible, and could beheard
scarcely beyond the royal circle,
THE CROWDS,
The west end of tho city was illumi-
mated tonight and everywhere social
festivities will be held in honor OF the
marriage. The streets from the man
sion house to Buckingham palace were
thronged ut an early hour, and as the
day progressed the crowds gained in
numbers until the streets were almos t
impossible. II Is estimated that over
100000 were on the streets watching
the PROFESSIONS, The police had their
hands full in attending to the vast
throngs.
A large number OF people were caught
in the crush and SO badly injured that
II was necessary to remove them, to the
hospitals. Othery tainted away owing
to the intense heat and excitement.
On the way back to Buckingham pal
ace from the chapel royal the process
sion was led by the carriage Of the
queen.
Her majesty, who was accompanied
by tho duchess Of Teck, was wrapped
up in white Indian shawl. She gave
instructions that the carriage should
proceed slowly in order that she might
view the decorations. This gave the
loyal crowds along the route an excel
lent opportunity to again see her
majesty and she was enthusiastically
cheered. She kept up lively
conversation with the duchess OF Teck,
who pointed out to her the special feat.
ures Of the decorations that caught her
eyes. Shortly after the royal party en-
tered the palace the queen, the duke Of
York and his bride and the duke and
duchess Of Teck appeared upon the bal.
cony. As they stepped out tho crowd
before them went wild with enthusiasm.
Her majesty face plainly showed the
pleasure she felt at the enthusiasm Of
the crowd, who in every possible way
expressed their approval OF tho mar
riage, which 1t is believed her majesty
to certain extent brought about
However that may be, had her consent
not been given the marriage would
never have taken place. and this fact,
added to the inherent loyalty OF the
people, made her almost rs popular as
the slride.
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The ROYAL WEDDING
r1o Future KinR and Queen OF
England Are United
WITH MAGNIFICENT CEREMONY,

III. Popular Princess May of Teck
aud tho Duke OF York Made Ono i"
the Prsseaoo of the Royal Guests
and lrIstoOrscy Of the Kingdom.
TheDay u National nolIday-rhous-
,nas of People Cheer the Procession
10 the Chapel Royal-spIcOdi Pres
ant, From All Parts of the World.
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Guilty Of Forgery.

SprflnT IHlpoTch 70 Lle IHtIlIDtlcT
HuNTlxotoN, W. VA, July CIVIL
lam o. Howard, the s,enographer at the
First National Bank, has been found to
DO guilty Of forgery. His job at this
crooked practice was bungled, notwith-
standing tho caro- and time consumed
schoming. He cannot DO found TO-.
night,
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GlndTidlngs.

The grand specific for tho prevailing
malady OF the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costiveness,
general debility, etc, Is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic Stimu-
lates tho digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores tho system to vlgor.
GUS health and energies. Samples free,
Large packages SOC Sold only by Logan
Drug Co. 3
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Anolllor world IlocUrd IIcntcr.

SALEM, omoos, July 0--BlondIe, a
aovon.yOur.old stallion, yesterday trotled
two miles In 4ls fiat on u regulation
truck, tho fastest ever made 10 race.
Blonde was pirOd by Lemont, dam
Mollio by Frank o. Chapman aud foaled
in this siatO. lilo has a pacing record
nj o!lh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07

WASHINGTON, d, O., July 0.-AmonG
the cadets appointed to tho West Point
military academy are; Ohio, H. Enoclla,
.Ironton. Pennsylvania, + @. Boggs,
Norristown; +. X. Fretz, alternate,
Line Lexington; j. j. Logan, Dills-
burph; II. Miller, alternate; II. Nc
Closkcy, Pittsburghj D. G. Dunnels
alternate, plttaburghi \, X, Coweil, OIL
CITY.
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Almost Inside out.

The stomach that Is not turned thus by
shaking up on tho "briuy wave" must DO a well
fortified one. The gastric apparatus can be rem
dered proof against sea sickness with that stom.
achio so popular among travellers BY sea and
land-IOstetter's Stomach Bltters II defends
the system against malaria and rheumatism,
aud subdues liver complaint, constipation and
dyspepsia,
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Of tadloa Low shoes ut greatly reduced
ptices, all the latest elylu' IN black and
tan In tho Oxford, Butcher and Prince
AlbOrts 10 select from, Ia V. BLOND
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nnr 1Innnr sntlannd.

Cry or Mnico, July GA French
man said at dinner that English speak.
inr people were towards aud Iiars COL,
Grow Road chniiongot the 'f'ronchmun
TO duel this morning. Two shots worp
ilrod, but neither was injured.
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Tnr standard blood purifier, strength
builder and ncrvo helper is Hoods Sat.
snpanlln, Insist upon llood's, bccouso
lloop's CUREs. III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-07

HARLEM SPRINGS HEALTH AND SUMNER
RESORT is now open. For best results,
at least expense, take your next outing
at this charming resort.
JOIN r. STERvEs,
Mw&P Harlem Springs, o.
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Siw&P
The evening world., 1893-12-20
Dancing Academies.

STAGE DANCING OF every style; ProI. Con-
stantine-C Carpenter, 10 West 9th st.. has had ~
year, experience; satisfaction guaranteed; high
g1.ck KICK, back bend, toe movements. Ny pupils:
BESSIE Clayton, Helene, Fleurette, Mabel Clarke,
hAtue Wells. Also ballroom dancing.
w vsie sa ana . ~ fa; ,ss.S, dances taught pH;
ooeksr Conservatory. ~ West lAth at.
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Flats and Apartments to let.


VIZ WILL FURNISH q fat complete h ready
&c, on terms Of Is 4 siO per week until pid Tor
parties intending to Hire u furnished HAT will
readily sec the advantage OF owning the contents
Of q home, h Mt really less expense your choice
Of an Immense assortment OF furniture, carpets,
rugs h curtains, odd fancy parlor pieces, 4 scores
OF pretty things to make n home inviting. Cnll for
LIST Of flats, price list h estimate. HENRY
NAMES h SONS, A2Q. All 9th ave. between
3lst & 32d SITS. open evenings.
WE HAVE had newly furnished flats thrown
back on our hands; will rell at sacrifice; lonn
credit; no cash required down, or will rent SIC
I'D 1t.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.


DuFFtEI.D ST, 1T1-s3; large warm rooms.
M1DDAGH ST., ~, between Willow h Hicks
SITS. Large h small sunny heated rooms; hot h
cold water, gas, bath, nc. 3 minutes walk to
bridge \ ferry; board optional; terms low. Call
all week.
NASSAU ST., 14I, near the bridge large room
for housekeeping also 2 connecting rooms.
NASSAU sT., 1lO-A furnished room to let for
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Board Wanted.

BOARD n l or 2 rooms wanted for gentleman,
wife X child about = years, In private family or
hotel; references exchanged II desircd; state
price, particulars l. location. Boarders, box ~
World,
BOARD WANTED In private family by young
man; between loth \ AUth SITS. willing To pay
81 r., box $40 World.
GENTLEMAN wants medium room with break
fast aud dinner In private family; terms 81.
NJ. X. box 322 Uptown World.
ROOM h break fast between ". 23d h W. 10th
SITS. j., World.
TABLE BOARD WANTED, near 125th 81. by
Young gentleman. Dentist. box G04 Harlem
World.
WANTED = -Four rooms and board ut pr-
waite table In first class family, hotel or board
ing house, In une yccptlOnable locality for months
OF January, February K perhaps March, for
man h wife, 3 small children, = nurses and 1
maid. Answer. specifying location, price q all
details, 10 Family, box 300 World.
wANTED-Board for gent, wife h child: Harlem,
west side; private family preferred; reasonable
terms. G., box l42 World.
WANTED, Furnished front, warm room, for two.
with lady having no other boarders. board lady
only; ! flight; west side, between aid h AID SITS.
Mrs d, Hrshberg, On Both st. Chicago, III.
YOUNG MAN, highly educated, Wishes nice
ron 4 good board, uptown New York. for Jan.
1. n Z. q. T.. box o35 World, brooklyn.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

FURNISHED ROOM for Light housekeeping, with
bath; Sd ave. preferred, reasonable. H., box
2S8 World, uptown.
LADY wishes furnished room, with folding. bed,
betwccn S7th h llSth sts. state terms. Fisher,
2lTO 9Th ave.
WANTED, well. furnished heated room for gem
tlemnn, between 4Oth h both sts. W. state
particulars. Confidence, box 20 World.
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1870, 40 WEST 2sD ST., near 9th ave: IL
stat,9n; q mepthly; Glasses MON, TUES;
lessons. 81; tickets used at pupils convehience;
beginners. classes, 4 lessons, 81; quarter, ~
private. Open every day, ga. M. to II p. NJ.
FROM THE new YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins is probably rs well known as any
man In New York, and the fame OF the institu-
ton over which he presides has spread all over
the country. The invariable and pronounced sue
cess that has followed his methods In teaching the
art of dancing has made II the largest establish
ment Of the kind In the world. To the better
class of people our Own Is an Ideal institution
Its facilities are unequalled. the hoor space Ia
the music provided Is above criticism,
while his staff OF lady and gentleman teachers
stand at the head OF their profession.
MIR. HOSEA HIGGINS, IN his class lessons,
gives individual instruction In q room separate
from the general class room. Difident pupils find
this method o great advantage. HE GUARAN-
TEES THE WALTZ IN SIX LES
SOM II M EAIIIIRICA
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Horses, Carriages, &c.

A HANDMADE WAGON, good horse and har-
ness, taken for debt, for sale at SID. u. ~
CARAMEL Co, l5S West 9th II.
A SOUND YOUNG HORSE. Se5; top wagon and
harness; separate: bargain. BUTCHER, l3I
Franklin ST., Greenpoini.
FOR SALE, cheap, new platform spring top
wagon. business sleigh and cutter. 33S Newark
ave. Jersey city.
GENTLEMAN's ROAD HORSE for sale win on.
change for ilrst- class safety. H.. OErERs, |5A
Central fark West.
HORSE, S2b; wagon and harness, S1bi pony SO;
buggy, S2U. GROCER, bo4 West SOsh 81.
LADY going south offers for third yalne elegant
loop-frunt top phaeton, fine plated harness. lap
robe and holly whip; In use ouIy one month. In
quire at private stable, 10 West 4Athst
LADY must sacrifice horse. new single truck ?
GreenpoinL.
LADY must sacrifice 2 horses, $50, SO; top
wagon, $26; truck. SO lbS CpLysrst ,dreen-
point
MARE In fOai Tor sale or exchange
HH
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Boa rders Wanted.



4SrH ST., las w Large & mali rooms: excel
lent table table board references.
bITH 81, 2J7 W.-Ncwiy furnished large 4
small rooms; every convenience: southern eS-
o5THsT.. a3s = Board, large furnished room;
rll accommodations; near elevated private
house; terms %,
8lST ST., 3D ". -itOon, suitable for 2: board
optional convenient to all cars.
r ST, lUS W. Cheerful large rooms; fami.
Hes or couples; boarders wanted.
GOTH 81. .2OO ". -Euardcrs wanted 81 weekly;
dodgers ~ weekly. Basement.
TITi ST., lea W. delightful rooms, excellent
board moderate to youngmcn; table boarders'
SAD ST, "a w. Rooms en- suite 4 single; good
board; nlodrrhtc pricns.
SiTu ST. 81 W. Handsome rooms, slngiy or
en- suite; pnrlor., dining. room frs, class &c
commodations table board references.
SSrH at, isl W. Handsomely furnished
rooms, with or without board, very reasonable.
ATT 81, II W.-Large, handsomely furnished
room In select house: good attendance 4 table.
GOTH ST.. rs w. Large, handsome rooms
select house table and attendance first class;
table loard.
10TH ST., 3li W Furnished room, with
board: half block from l. station. Lewis.
l25l II ST.. 10 ". Handsome newly furnished.
heated rooms, with excellent board: terms
moderate.
North OF ,astn Street.
1T. NICHOLAS AVE, 49,, near 10th st, -
comforts; American family.
lAJrlI ST.. ~ +. Board 4 furnished room,
with every advantage Tor pleasant home.
18TH 81, T32 E.-Well furnished 2d-foor
waite American family.
Brooklyn.
PINEAPPLE ST., 80 Pleasant rooms; excel.
lent board 3 minutes from bridge; IS to So
POPLAR 81, 5-Large 4 small rooms, with
board heated 3 minutes TO bridge.
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Boarders Wanted.

Ono Tine, zoe per Inc Second Tine, nc. per
hns; Third aud Subsequent Tunes. i5c. per hne.
No erird charge on Sundays.
No EXTRA CHARGE FUR T-Advertisements
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger once In the city. where the
charges will be the same as those at the main
ONCE.
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and l85 East It'd st,
KAISER WILkiAMns NEW COURT
CORRECT WALTZ guaranteed; 8 strictly pn-
vate lessons, 50; any hour, with music; posi-
lively no failures; class, 81 monthly. LENOX
CONSERVATORY 1465 Broadway, below AID st.
DUMAR-Right and left waltzing guarantee
lessons. 81 lady assistants: best waltz teacher.
342 West 35th st.
HEYZER'S DANCING ACADEMY. 81 West
Oath st. Glasses every evening, 81 per month
So per quarter; receptions every Wednesday and
Saturday.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, 20 ".
Doth ST. -Four class lessons, 81; "a lessons. S5
correct waltz guaranteed In q private lessons,
with music, s.; afternoon class, children and
ladies, Tuesdays and saturdays, same Erice.
3. 80 to q. aO p. NJ. ; lady and gentleman teachers
best place in the city at popular prices. Send
address for circular. Private lessons in the waltz
our speciality: reception THIS EVENING: dane
Ing 4 10 to IL p. NJ. Admission, gentleman and
lady, 4Uc.
MRS. CARTIER'S Dancing Academy, GAL Lex
ington ave. classes, private lessons, waltz
speciality latest dances taught rapidly.
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furnished Rooms to Let.
Side,

Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.
18TH ST 22l W. Nicely Furnished front rooms;
closets. gas, bath.
i!Lh ST neo W. scrner 7,h ave; mNcEiy 4
18TH at, 1872 W. Desirable back psrior, with
extension; southern exposure also other rooms.
10TH ST.. n53 W. Large room, southern ex:
posture: other rooms; gas, bath. open crate; s3
18TH sT., las W. -Cholco double rooms, south.
ern eSposv'e; separate or together; hot h cold
running water.
18TH sr., i5a w.-NlceIy furnished. sunny
tion; heated.
18TH 81. $50 w. Newly furnished front room;
very reasonnble; gentlemen private family.
1TTH ST., 2O8 w. Large room, handsomely
furnished; 2 gentlemen, man h wife; bath hot,
cold water: ~; front hall room. with stove, ~,
private house.
18TH ST, 3l3 w.-Two furnished rooms to let.
Mrs. Wheeler. LIST floor, west.
It'll ST; ~ w.-lnrye furnished room for
light housekeeping quiet house bath; %. rs,
10TH ST IFS W., ring twite Nicely furnished
manent parties
i9 nrn, sr r.I 20 W yS ;niEScSSpss' m large 4 small to let;
10TH ST., ?l7 W, -furnishcd rooms; light
sirable.
<FI Ill - l..stI W. M NDtn m HtVIltIlnn.
front Oons; water; 81. 81 up ring twice.
10Th ST. Az w. Front hall bedroom, suitable
Tor two Eettlemeni ring oulnn,s bell. -
20TH ST., l38 W, Single room, folding bed,
bath, halls heated, $500: references. -
and small southern exposure; prices moderate.
2lST 81, 225 W.-Nicely furnished single or
connecting: housekeeping II desired prices ren.
sonable.
22D ST, 2o5 w.-Newiy furnished front room,
bath ndjolning; running water; heat, every con-
ZIP 7 20p W., 5,doors east Of 9Th ave. Newly
Iurnishen rooms, larpe q small.
22D 81. All ". Furnished rooms, 81 upward;
ysniienees. "e"' ho"'e a 'oea''oh h's' ci"ss' con-
SSnen ~
nh nisb cdr r ;b3. " 30 s nps e Sea smSl, niss,y 'ur-
Esd ST. Sd0 W, Newly furnished, In fiat, S2to
80 80, :
I'D ~, 5.n W,wihrge y sma,l rooms; steam
,aiS On osn a. :. -
2tDSI., 22S W. Nicely furnished large room;
not " cola water; also large hhli room.
PATH ST.. 2i7 W. Cheerful furnished rooms.
single or ,9nnec'ins' closets hot, cold running
PATH 81. II w, between broadway 4 9th ava.
q newly furnished rooms; breakfast optional.
5ITIJ an ,,s w -Eio,antiy f,r,ishod roo,n. 10
fast u desired.
2trM ST.: Sll ". Neatly Furnished room for
5s pEn' nU"'ehrep'"g, ssoo, hnil room ".
furnished; siso rooms for rentlsmsn. "''e''
18TH sr. 254 w.-Largc 4 small rooms, neatly
lurhisheu' Also parior moor Tor doctor.
2bTH 81, :O4 W. Private house. double room.
gas, Al single, 81: American family '
& small; light housekeeping: reiereness eS.
changed.
18TH ST., AZ W.-furnished rooms to let, with
or without board; running water; reasonable
terms.
25TH ST. 3OT w.-Furnished rooms, house,
Keeping, 80; also gentlemen, ~, IL. 80; parlor,
yx.Ou
10Th ST., 81 W., near Madison S~quare-Hand-
soinely furnished large rooms; best attendance;
'e"sonaole 'cthis, reierehces eAchangeu. -
26TH ST., Al W,-Large. sunny rooms for 1 or
a; moderate price.
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N usical.

GENTLEMAN great experience plano 4 organ;
pupils residence, ~ quarter; no advance. Pro-
lessor. box 2SO World, uptown.
MANDOtlN-, BASJOs, GUlTAkS, DC.
Large assortment Of first class Instruments;
warranted; free instruction to purchasers.
HORTON, 161 West 23d st.
VIOLIN and mandolin thoroughly taught by ex-
perienced professional lesson DOC. pupils resi-
dence. PERINE, 2OB West llth st.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
Dancing Academies.

DAILY, 15c. q line: Sunday, soc.
Tues. and Thurs. 3. 30, :. 80 teed in six private
LADY ASSISTANTS. lessons, with music, @.
HOSEA HIGGINS
The evening world., 1893-12-20

$40. 90 o 10 A OF 10 per cent. paying
insurance stock; paying Investment: mona bet
ter. CASH, box 46 World.
10. 900 CIRCULARS, %: 1000 cards. 81; pam
phlet work. ball tickets, &c, low.
KELLOGG. is ID ave
The evening world., 1893-12-20

BILLIARDS and pool; Christmas PRESENTS; o BIZ
stables, complete; pool nj 500; combinations ~
$50 .wiGoINs h co., u schermcrhorn 81,
Brookiyn,
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Purchase and Exchange.

One Time, csc. per line: Second Time, SEC. PEI
line; THIRD and Subsequent Times, soc per linz
DC. Der line ertrd on Sundays.
ALL KINDS OF books bought ut highest prices
DANIS'S book store, 256 Wesl l4th 81.
SPECULATORs can have good lands for mer-
chandise. BELL, 100 West $50 1t.
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Sale.

BICYCLEs-nnInbier, Pneumniics, absoiufSIy
new, .sBI. Heal estate office, Lexington wa.
near 4lth ct.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

BILLIARD TABLE, Brunswick- Bake. good or
der, for sale cheap, Morris, 80 Mndlson ave.
BILLIARD, pool and combination tables, new
and second hand prices reduced.
l.. 1Ub East 9th u.
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N lsceiIaneous.

A LADY LIVING In apartment centrally loca-
ted wontd renl n pretiily appointed parlor a
bedroom to man 4 wife or bachelor. Address l..
NJ, World Branch, iOd w. AID st,
BROADWAY, near 42d ST. Hall bedroom. LIST
floor, front; double or single bed sAs, bath: with
town World.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

VIOLIN-Kall!woda's large Nicolaus Amati,
with gold trimmed bow certificate from Rallr
woda: 81. 600. Hahn 1fetgin. 321 East 9th ST.
81 WEEKLY-Watches. diamonds, jewelry;
agent calls; established 1850. W. 4. MEEKS
q o Murray 81,
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NEGLECTED EDUCATION, gramma reading,
spelling, letter writing. arithmetic, oookkeep-
ing, science OF accounts, foreign languages, pen
DAHIfS l2S West 23d st.
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Flats and Apartment Wanted.

u~nfurnished.
THREE OF 4 rooms, improvements, below so
st. 3 adults; lowest terms. Central, box 81
World.
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ave. Both and 5lst stS
CANAAN ACADEMY, Canaan, Conn. Home
for twenty boys. College or business prepare
tory, Individual training. backward boys nd
vahced. Two openings ut the holidays. Address
THE RECTOR.
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Furnished.
FURNISHED FLAT WANTED by respectable,
reliable couple 3tth to 18th ST., 9th to 18th ave.
q. NJ. II. box 22d World, uptown.
I'D AVE, 1%lUT-Smaii furnished Hat for lighl
housekeeping, between Both and 0oth sts., eas,
side. Hutter.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.
AMERICAN woman Will give services for un.
furnished basement floor In nice location In New
York. 476la state ST., Brooklyn.
UNPUBLISHED DON between 33d and 2Sth
sts. Pearson, care Mrs Burns. 1877 l. SD ST.
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A LITTLE JEWEL, daintIly furnished, white
4 gold; will sell everything, $500; payments
reonfred. S3 weekly; nothing In advance, or Will
rent: $l2 weekly. FLA0G loOO furnished hats).
2l2 W. I'D It
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North OF ,astn Street

BROOKLYN.
PINEAPPLE 81, Pleasant rooms; excel
lent board 3 minutes from bridge; IS to 50.
POPLAR 81. 5-Lnrge Il small rooms, with
board heated: 3 minutes TO bridge.
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BARGAlN-New high-grade pneumatic Column.
hia tire safety price S5u; cheap al slCo. 24I
Wet 9TH II.
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Hampey, minor; first annual settlement.
~. Thomas Terry. executor, Wesley b.
Shaw, deceased; first annual settlement.
53. Nancy F. Westlake, administrative
William c. WeStlake, deceased; first an
nual settlement
"a. Mary f. Walkup. administrative,
Israel Walkup, deceased first annual set
Element.
%. John Baker, guardian and curator.
Maggie NJ. Cullinan, minor: tir>, annual
settlement
o6. John Common, guardian and cura-
tor, John Breen, minor final settlement.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %, 1898.
81. II. I. Williams. administrator. D.
=. ", e. I. ~. Ella N. Wyman. deceased;
final settlement.
%. John Il. Clopton. public admins
istor, John F. Aldridge, deceased final
S 'ttlement
80. John Il. Clopton, public guardian,
Ada a. Ho>s, minor; first annual settle
ment
30. p. II. Sangree. administrator. &. T.
~, Henry Leyser, deceased; firs, annual
settlement.
j. W. WALKER.
Clerk of Probate Court.