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SMASHED WITH A BEER.kEG.
James Harvey's Revenge May Cos,
Fm $500

James iiarTcy. II lIhurer OF lH Cherry
street, was he'd In $l.rN bail for trial
by Justice Martin IN the Tombs Court
this morning, charged with having
broken 500 plate glass window in the
saloon AZ lG Pack Row.
Harvey went into tn" saloon last night
while drunk. After his money was all
gone L." demanded drinks withou;
mos oy. Bartender James sullivan put
hlm uut on the sidewalk Harvey then
picked Up an empty beer keg and threw
IL throurh the window.
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stol. Wine nrd Stored I,

Peter Sealis, n' $40 Pearl street. AMI Jerry
Kerlrahcr. NJ gbJ Pearl street. were held In
81 ,Ooo bail by Justice Martin IN the Tombs Court
his morning on ch'rg, OF larceny. II is chIrgc,.
that they stole box NJ wine from S Gauio. 10
OF lle South FUN avenue and stored IL in II.
A. Butterheids store ia Mulberry street
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YOUNG, BUT A HORSE THIEF.
Thomas o'BrIen Caught with HIS
stolen re.

Thomas O'Brien, seventeen wears old,
was held In the Harlem Police Court
this morning on Il charge OF stealing
a horse ana wagon from benjamin q
Winters, an cNpreSsman, at 3iO Wrst
Twenty-frst street.
street and Second avenue Yesterday
afternoon: He was drunk. and was
driving the horse uptown. He had
stolen the rig from Thirteenth street
ard t'fth nN"nu" during the absence
Of the driver, who had gone ins!d, T.
deliver parcel
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Says He Knows whsro Cola IL.

ShN FRANCISCO oct l;.-storkhpllrrs Of tho
Consolidated California and Virginia Mining Com
paIy have decided to enter into an agreement
with Jane, q. liulc, who claims Tn know o, the
existence and location OF valuable body OF gold
aud silver hearing ore In the Consolidated CaIi-
fnrnil AMI Virginia tllnc The Company viii
fufElSh mcr, mining lmp"mruts ami material to
the value not to exceed 81 OoD per rn5nth for not
than six months Rrlc +. To- receive a
consideration IN the event ot discovery u ore In
the spec med tIlr,
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Wagon and Poultry Gone.

Joseph Beck Of g. jefferson avenue. brooklyn
reported tn the East S1tN zenith street police
to-day that his sorrel horse and top-wagon had
been stolen In Weat Seventeen street early this
morning. The wagon was loaded with fruit and
poultry and was marked 81 Washington Market
An alarm was sent out
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Furnished Side.

123D ST, Ala EASrA lady will let fat of
rooms furnished very cheap.
ST LORENI HOTEL, I'D st. and Lexington
ave. The occupant of a nicely furnished apart
ment No ~ seven room and bath. leaving the
city. will let same until May or shorter time at
reduced rental; hotel service.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.


One Time soc per f".: Second Time Ec. per
Hne Third and Subse1Usmt Times, I5c. per linz.
No ertrd charge on Sundays.
NO EXTRA cH ARGE FOR acknowledgements
District Mexsns.r ocs m the ey xnere tie
charges will be the same as those ut Tie main
East Side.
ANN ST. 10 AND ~ Nicely furnished well
ventilated. steam. heated rooms Tor gentlemen
only; ~, ~. 5Oand S8 per week. J. $. Pell.
LEXINGTON AVE. l32-ComfOrtablc large or
small rooms to gentlemen In private family,
heated.
LEXINGTON AVE, lls-Neatiy furnished
rooms, large and small running water; CRATE
fire: large closets: references.
LEXINGTON AVE, 81, corner 25th st. Hand
somcy furnished front room. %; hall room, -.
LEXINGTON AVE. 447-Very desirable, we'll
heated room for one or two gentlemen. Owner.
I'D Az ,sI% and small nSeMIy SN! fur
80 AVE, 872. near AID vt. l. stat lon Cheerful.
nicely kept furnished rooms for gentlemen;
81. 80 week,
9TH ST, 40 EAST. near Broadwny-Large and
small rooms, also parlors; permanent or tran
sent moderate.
10TH ST l24 EASr-Nicely furnished rooms
large and small; terms moderate.
10TH ST, I25 EAsT-Large, neatly furnished
heated, sunny room; ample closets, bath; pri
yate house; gentlemen.
nth ST, 10 EAST. near 4th ave. Large we'll
furnished front room; gentlemen or married
couple.
| 18TH ST.. 2OS EASI-Nicely furnished base
ment for housekeeping, ~ so; also three hall
rooms, 81, 81. 80.
18TH ST, s EAsT-Desirable furnished rooms
| single and double,
! 18TH ST., 2U2 EAST-Lght, single and double
rooms, gas, bath, 81. up. Kendal's bell.
18TH ST, 1873 EAST. Newly furnished rooms
moderate terms: first class German table; tran
sients accommodated; table board.
! 18TH ST, l27 EAST Elegant, newly furnished
large rooms; superior accommodations.
| l7TII ST., 2lS EAST-Newly furnished sunny
| room; conveniences; references required.
] 10TH st, 324 East Nicely furnished rooms
/ housekeeping or gentlemen; also hall room; all
convenicnCes.
10TH ST, 323 EAST Large and small fur.
| nished rooms for gentlemen only. Ring bell
three times.
2lsTST,, ~ EAsT-Eiesant rooms: near Broad
way; all appointments; slngIy or en- suite.
. 22D ST. l5J EAST-LBrge, elegantly furnished
room, 81 weekly; one ss5. so and one 81. so
| o2D ST, la6 EAST-Back parlor, also hall room,
furnished location central; private family.
o3D ST, .23i2 EASr-IIandsomely furnished
large rooms; gentlemen or housekeeping.
| PATH ST. 221 EAST-rwo connecting, front,
sunny rooms, ~: housekeeping or gentlemen
26TH ST., 100 EAST-R Rooms with hot aud cold
running water; southern exposure smaller ones
ETH ST.. l3l FAST Nicely iurnished second
story front room folding bed Others for gentle
9TH ST.. l22 EAsT-Two connecting rooms
also square room; newly furnished.
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loir1i ST, 81 EAST-To lot, parlor and he,
| or gentlemen. Lush.
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West Side.

BANK ST. 40, near 18th ST. small neatly fur
nshed room: gentleman. Maxwell. I'd fiat
BEDFORD ST., lW--Furuishcd room: gentie-
men only: ring bells
CLARkSON ST. go Cheerful furnished room on
lst iioor: suitable for two; terms moderate.
CLINTON PLACE, 40. near 9th ave = Large
room, VI. 80; housekeeping OF gentlemen house
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Furnished Rooms to Let


East Side.
2STH ST. l39 EAST -one large and one ANAL
furnished iOpin private house: NIL new.
2,nH ST. ~ EAST Nicely furnished second
aud third stor, large rooms: running water: MI
COnvcnicnrpS; reasonable.
2yili ST. lio tA>r-Blcx aud middI. rariof.
second iicnr, front. iEgnisbci good home
breakfast II required.
.Drii ST, iis EAST sccund.s,ory iron, con.
n"ciihs rooms; also back parof; brpakias,
served.
341 II 81, .sIl EAST Ialfgc, well. Furnished
rooms 20. gentlemen or light housekeeping,
all improvements.
"Gtii 81, III. EAST.3d floor. Nicely furnished
irhit rooms; closets, running water, bath.
3I1ll 81. ai6 EAST Large hail nom, with OF
without breakfast: gas and batn.
ETH ~, ioi EAST Large parlor, furnished N
PARTY; ais smaller rooms newly furnished
new plumbing; references.
45Ili II, 1915 EAST, convenient Grand Centrl
liaii Double AMI connecting rooms: guf
ncighbOrhoOd; moderate.
45rIl 81. 100 EAST. near Lexington ave
giant furnished parior: ali con nyeiicnces: privI
family; giOnnd iiOOr. Davy
46TH 81. 2l6 EAST-IIantsomcly furnisl
hall rooms; gcn,erl house; BATH gas: jUii
Attn ST. 40 EAST-Nery desirable single n
double rooms. private family: moderate terf
igrH 81, l,g, EAST. Handsomely furnish
rooms, large aud snisil. Ring Fishers 3 bell.
jJrII ST. 2,s, EAST I.urgu front ruom sout
"rn exposure; house newly renovated.
o2D ST, lii EASr-A neatly furnish
roOni.
52D ST, luI EAST Large. comfortable fro
phrlor; priNai" family $40 mouth. Mrs. We
O2b ST, 2ls EAST--Iargc, square. furnish.
room, with small private family: all CONVEX
chces references. Doctor.
9th 81, 1853 EASr- Back parlor, suitable I,
phFsthh or two gentlemen; also square ruon.
moderate.
ooIll ST.. l;S EAST Handsomely furnishe
rooms slngly or en- suite: also large, sunny baxi
ptri"r, sutablc tor doctor: all modern accommSl
,iations; breakfast II desired.
dDili 81. 23 EASr-Flat g cosy rooms; bat
eltgaiitly furnished: 50 weekly. stephens. !
| I'M ST, 2lI EAST. Neatly furnished ros
ior Isht housekeeping: also large front roorf
| 18TH 81. 2'B EAST. Two pleasant ro,
southern exposure with all con, euienccst
u private house.
S.TH ST ;f2l EAST-Iarge sunny roomsS
private house: reasonable
| lOirII ST., 50 EASr-To let parlor and he,
ronl, well furnished; oil couveilenccs: ladiu
or gentlemen. Lash
| 10TH ST, 81 EAST. Nicely furnished roome
| Sl.2h up; housekeeping n desired; prvat
| house near Park.
| llOI II 81. li5 EAST Nicely furnished room
To let: private house; references.
| ll4rH ST. 2Hi EAST Beautifully FURNISHED
| rooms. hot and cold water: BATH: terms reason
| able; house heated.
| llST1l ST, :e'7 EAST. Large, ,ucwly flrnishe,
| front room Tor one or two gentlemen: also hal
| room: reasonable: convenient to l. station: pri
| waite residence.
| 125TlI ST, 2l3 EAST, and 1884 I'd ave, , nea
| l2,H ST Large and small rooms cheap.
FIRNlsiLED ROOM TO let; steam heat; iin
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10TH ST, 81 EAST Nicely furnished roome
81 - up: housekeeping II desired; privat.
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| 18TH 81, l54 wEST-Snali and large, we'll
furnished rooms all modern improvements;
| for Doctors oflc" clubs, &c
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l2l'II ST., DAD WEST Large front parlor; suit
two or three gents 80; hall room 81 bath.
18TH ST. l2S WEST Furnished sunny square
room; running water, bath; family private;
lpirpu.
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Furnished.

FURNISHED FLAT, west side, handy to cable
road. Wallace. 1921 81. and 18th ave.
GUARANrEE to rent furnished flats promptly
no charge tn register: have hundreds applic.t-
tiOns for furnished flats daily. FLAGG GOO FUR
nshed fats, 2l2 West I'D ST.
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.Ji'ii ST, lis EAST second story front con-
n"ciihg rooms. also back parlOf break fast
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45fll 81. 10. EAST, near Lexington ave. .-EI
eaht furnished parior: all conrencnces. privtj
family: giunnd hoOr. Davy.
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ll4Tli ST. 9hi EAST Beautifully furnished
nble; house heated. -
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10TH ST.. 14D WEST-A partments ri . rooms,
nicely furnished for housekeeping. Outside bell.
l2I II 81. 81 WEST Desirable double and sin.
Gle rooms: southern exposure; location central :
rcasOnable; SOntherners ACcnmm Odated.
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HIli 81. 29 EAST Flat, g cosy rooms: bat
elegantly furnished 50 weekly. stephens.
'trli ST, 2l7 EAST. Neatly furnished ro
iof I'sht housekeeping: also large front roopf
18TH ST. 2B EAST. Two pleasant rotI
southern exposure. with all con, euienccst
private house.
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s.ri ST. ;i2l EAST-Iarge, sunny roomst
private house: reasonable
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llSTlt ST, :e'1 EAST. Large. ucwly furnished
front room for one two gentlemen: also hall
room: reasonable: convenient to /. station; pri-
waite residence.
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il0rH ST.. li5 EAST Nicely furnished room
To let: private house: references.
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Hotel Renaissance
Flats and Apartments Wanted.

Unfurnished.
A GENTLEMAN and wife want three or four
rooms In good neighborhood o., box 43l,
World.
FLAT WANTED, g or ! rooms, unfurnished
good neighborhood; Sl5 to $50 Address f..
box 40 World.
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3+l II 81, G'i EASr. Large. well. furnished
rooms 20 gentlemen or llght housekeeping;
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Of Mss r'mhmy my ,srr SrTiss psyed the psr
Western Dr. ma at Dorls's Eighth Ave-
nu- Museum yesterday, Miss Herrings
repertoire - certainly n very extensive
one, but She is rewarded for her trou-
lie. Mr.. Doris's patrons look upon
her as Bernhardt. Matilda cornstalk.
the automatic giantess; Cotton's donkey
circus AMI Barney Baldwin were fea-
tures OF the curio halls.
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ETH 81. 10 EASr-iarge parlor, furnished a
new plumbing; references.
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WTTI ST, I'EI EANT. IInmdNOmely furnish
rooms. large and sansl. Ring Fishers bell.
JJTIi ST. 2b EAST Large front ruum, sOut
"rn exposure: hudSs newly renovated.
52D ST, La EASr-A neatly furnish
room.
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l2jTlI ST, 2l3 EAST and l:}b4 I'd ave neal
l2'hl ST. Large and small rooms: cheap.
FURNISHED ROOM to let; stenm heat; tin4
moor. references. moseS, lbs East 4Sth st.
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10TH ST. 276 WEST-Nicciy furnished room
and pantry for housekeeping; bath, gas; - hall
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NIISON ST, 25O-Iarge room cOmfortably fur
histed: two or more gentemen fire and gas
IRVING PLACE, 23-Large nicely furnlshed
front room, ~ to 81 two closets.
nished, central location: suitable for two,
$50. '
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22D ST, :Gl WESr-Nicely furnished rooms I:
on" or two; best neighbOrhood; parlor hoOr;
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10TH ST, 10 WEST--Large sunny rooms, nicely
furnished; moderate terms: close to elevated
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2STH ST, l3n EAST-One large and one ANAL
furnished room private house: nil new.
InH ST, ~ EAST Nicely furnished second
nnl ihirl story large rounls; running water: all
CDnVcnirnreS; reasonable.
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10Th ST, 1873 WEST-Sunny rooms, bath heat I;
folding beds; running water; references; rea-
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2iST ST, 80 EST, near 9TH ave. Nicely kif-
| nished rooms for gentlemen; good beds; terms
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! 3IIl1 81. il6 EASr Large hail NOM with on
| without breakfast: gas and batn.
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One Time. soc. per hn Second Tine l:c. per
line: Third and Subsequent Times, i5c. per linz
No ertrd charge on Sundays.
NO EXTRA Oh ROE FOR IT-Advertisements
for The World may bo left Mt any Anierica
District Messenger Ofiice IN the city, where tile
office.
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10TH ST. 2t,4 WEST-I.arge front room and
pantry, suitable for two gentlemen; hall room
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18TH sT., 81 AND 63 WEST Handsomely
| furnished large and small rooms; pnrlor floor
II nv-
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ayllI ST. lI5 EA~T-BlcX aud middle narjor.
second iiuur, front. furnished: good ho,ne.
brpakfi,s IL required.
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18TH ST, $50 WEST-Furnished Hat. 5 rooms
| and bath: steam heat; one flight. Janitor
| AOrII ST. 24O wFST-Flnt, rooms nnd bath
| newly furnished "a floor Jantor.
ETH ST. 3f3 WEST, station 5ath-Furnishc,i
| corner, steam heated, window flats six
! go. &o5, StN EDGAR.
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PATH ST, 10 WEST tFalk Building Elevator,
steam, electric lights, bath, superior restaurant;
French cuisine: references.
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10Th ST, 2h5 WESr-Furrished front parior,
running hot and cold water, heat; all convent
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22D ST., S36 WEST-Iarge furnished hall room,
with running water and large closet.
23D ST, 1853 WEST. Handsomely furnished
hack parlor and extension; hot and cold water;
also hall room.
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PATH ST. 241 wEST-Furnished parlors,
heated 3 rooms other rooms; ladies or gentle
men terms low
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2STII ST, III wEST-IIandsomely furnished
| rooms; running water, gas, bath. &c. (; refer
ences exchanged; terms reasonable; private faIn'
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unfuSuishsd-Wsst Side.
CARMINE ST., ll-Rent free until November;
beautiful flats Of large, light, airy rooms; ele.
CANT house, rent reasonable.
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unfurniahed-Esst Side.

n51 ST. rnrk ave. Elegant flats; all improve
ments: decorated; 4, 3 and rooms; $40 to 81.
9Tll ST, oil TO 2.3 EAST New houses three
and four room apartments. So $l4; dumb
waters, elect rir bells: hot baths free to tenants;
vide street; noors deadened halls steam heated
l0bD ST. ltS EAST Elegant fiat, u rooms and
bathroom: stationary range: SlT.
10TH ST, Isl EAST Third floor, private
house: 4 rooms and bath: decorated; Sl5
tlWup
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22D ST, l3 WEST Large and small rooms;
reasonable to permanent parties.
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OORINCOURT,

70 ANN ~ EAST lUTII ST.
TWO NOR" uf those desirable steam heated
apartments to rent at very moderate prices; ele-
vn,orN outside air no shafts. Apply to Manager.
APARTMENTS aud flats. all Improvements eS.
ccpt bath sl3 $40: cheapest hat in Harlem,
near Genital Park, IS 10 80 East lUSd st. and
1882 Park ave.
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27TII ST. 4O WEST, near Broadway-Hand-
somely furnished parlor floor; other rooms;
moderate rate.
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A. ST. lORENZ,
72D ST., BErWEES rARk AND LEN

APARTMENTS at very low rents; three and
four rooms every room light and large rents
from Sl2 80 upward. JaaItOr, 237- Is9 T.. SSth ST.
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gurojshed-'Nsst Side,

2dTH ST. Parlpr floor and kitchen. SD
weekly: five rooms. Fagg, 2+2 West I'D 81.
18TH ST. 2l4 WEST Handsomely furnished
2d floor Hat, 1--we rooms and bath; everything
new. janitOr
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t3D ST, 262 WEST prcttly furnished flats.
$40 to Sis. linen, &c. Moore.
iJrH ST. 35l WEST Fine tat Of four rooms In
tne order, all light; combination baths rent
Sl6. ~.
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NTNIDRIA, IIlh 81 near 9th ave. Five rOoms
and bath: handsomely decorated; all new; low
rents. JAn!tor, ~. W DOWNS l54 9th ave.
WESTERLY APARTMENT. HOUSE. northwest i
corner 5Ith 81. and 18th ave Desirable apart
ments, Is rooms and bath, SstJ TO $tt5.
FOLSOM BROS, S26 Broadway.
SIS TO $50 seven and eight rooms and bat h
halls heated; moqnettc carpets portieres, &c.
best Ianitors service. With owner, 1O0 East
18th
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25TII ST. 200 WEST. Nicely furnished rooms
for gentlemen; 81. -. so, "a, 30, ~ weekly.
10TH ST. 2;38 WEST-Large, high front base
ment: gas, privilege laundry; housekeeping or
al weekly,
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| 23D ST. ., 247 WEST-Large and small newly
furnished rooms; southern exposure
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AMoRY g. CARHART.

Miss BrooEmsn IL the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry ID. Brookman OF 11S Remsen street.
She is an extremely prepossessing young lady
and great social favorlte In this city and ut
Newport.
The marriage ceremony took place at 1880
o'clock In Grace Church. Grace court. Brook
Ign. Among Mr.. Carhart's New York friends
who attended were Ward McAllistor. Miss Me-
Allis ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer.Jr. Mrs. G. p
Andrews Frederick Diodate Thompson, Bau-
yer Clarkson. Matthew Aktor Wilks. Rowland
pell. I. J. Oakley Rhinelnnder. Miss Banks
Miss Coster, Miss Livingston. j. Frederick
Pierson. Jr. Mr.. Peters, and Augustus C Smith.
Some Of those from Brooklyn were Mr. and
Mrs. L z. II. Talmage. Miss Wallack. Miss
Nichols. MIR. and Mrs. George L. Nichols, Rich
ard Van WICK. Charles Kellogg. Mr.. and Mira
Henry Prentice. Mr.; and Mrs Peter Lynch,
Mr.. and Mrs Y. s. Sheldon, Jr.. and Mr.. and
dal party at the door and led tho way to the
altar. singing the wedding march from Lohen-
grin. The Rev. DR.. Chauncey r. Brewster. the
rector. performed tho ceremony. Henry O.
Brookman, brother OF tho bride. was tho best
man. and John II. Prentice. Alexander M. Had
den. j; Norman de H. Whitehouse. J. Murray
Mitchell. Herbert /. Robbins. and Arthur NJ.
Hatch were the ushers. The bride was given
away by her father. and WAS attended hy her
sister. Miss Sadie Brookman. She wore n
white satin gown with long train, q point lace
veil. and carried an old fashioned bouquet Of
orchids. About 400 guests attended the recep-
ton at the Brook imam home.
MIR. and Mrs Carhart will spend their honey
moon abroad and will, upon their return. live
la this city.
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ETE4U DID BETTER HIMSELF.

with Lawyer Kesre Go Derend Hirn the
Jury Declares Him Guiity at Grnad Larceny.
The trial In the General Sessions. before Re-
corder Smvth. OF Robert II. Eteau, colored.
upon an Indictment charging him with steal
Ing sealskin sncque. an ulster. and tlan-
ket. worth $3.50. from the apartment OF VIII
liam 4. Thompson. n travelling salesman. at
2lO Manhattan avenue. ended yesterday.
Eteau was hall boy in the apartment house.
Al the time OF the theft Mr.. Thompson was
away from town. and his apartment. was occu-
pied by his wife. Mrs. Maria Thompson. and
her young child. This was Etcau's third trial.
On the two previous trials he had defended
himself against Assistant District Attorney
Macedonia. and each time the Jury disagreed.
Mr. Macedonia was again the prosecutor yester-
DAY. but Eteau did not defend himself. having
retained Lawyer J. Oliver Keane.
Policeman Michael McDonouGh testified that
he arrested Etenu In the street about midnight
on Oct 10. with a bundle in his possession
He said that the bundle contained clothing to
be washed. lie was taken to the 104th street
police station. and the bundle was opened. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson subsequently Identified
that II contained. In, Eteau's, pockets were
several pawn tickets for clothing which Mr..
Thompson had missed several weeks before.
previous trials. 'e was that Mrs Thom mH sMo
while her husband was away from tho city.
frequently sent him out to buy liquor. and
when she hadn't money gave him clothing bs-
longing to her husband TO pawn. She gave
him the senlskIn sacque. the ulster. and the
blanket to pawn for $40. This Mrs Thomp-
son strenuously denied. Three keepers from
the state prison at Trenton N. j., testified
TINT Eteau was an inmate OF that prison from
October 1882. to May. 1921. under q convlc-
ton Of burglary. Eteau denied that he was
eyer in any prison. or that he was ever con-
victed OF crime.
Recorder Smyth told the jury that the law
made 1t his duty to strike from the record all
OF the testimony OF the keepers and OF tho
witnesses for the usfcnce relating to Eteau's
being or not being In Trenton prison. He
directed the jury to disregard oil OF that testi-
mony.
After celebrating for half IN hour. the jury
returned TO tho court room, and Foreman
Rohert c. Brrnrd. superintendent OF the man.
uiacturing department OF Tiffany II Co. an:
nounced that the Jury found Eteau guilty OF
grand larceny in the second degree. Lawyer
keane asked that he be remanded until FRI
day,
Il will OF course remand him." said Re-
corder Smyth, " but / cannot see how he can
produce anything that will weigh with me In
passing sentence. / will say now. without
hesitation. that he il about the meancst and
most despicnble thief that i have ever had
before me-"
Eteau. who was not at all abashed by this
expression Of opinion. snuntered back to the
prisoners box. Under the conviction he may
be sentenced to State prison for i've years.
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a FORTUNE TELLER's TESTIMONY.
Might Havr Been Given by Any One with
Eyes-A Friendly Mother..n.lnM.

Might Havr Been Given by Any One with
Eyes-A Friendly Mother-;n-inw.
Edward Buys, who has q theatrical boarding
house at 26j Wost Twenty-ffth street, where
he is said to be known as Papa" Buys. had
an action on before Judge Bischorf OF the Court
OF Common Pleas yesterday to obtain an abso-
Lutte divorce from his wife. Johanna, whom he
married In 1855. He says she was intimate at
the boarding house with q produce broker
named Jake Tallman. also called Jake Curtis
Wanda Feldt. a fortune teller. who occupied
room there. testified that when fire occurred
in the house about a year ago Mr. Talman and
Mrs. Buys rushed out OF the front room on the
first hoor. The case went over until Tomorrow.
Charles INLAND has his mother n-law.
Louisa Gee siding with him in an action he
has brought in the superior Court against his
cations OF her intimacy with George Freeman.
He is living with his m in law who says he
10 an exemplary man and was Kind husband
to her daughter. Mrs INLAND says she had to
leave INLAND. and tina. she feared him so that
she hid some nights In the cellar Once he
tried to smother her with q pillow. and again
he threwa pail OF starch over her.
Iva Hilborn has got an absolute divorce
from Louis D. Hilhorn from Judge Bischoif
II was shown that no had spent the last week
OF last October at the Ashland House with a
woman described in the complaint as Minnie
Mckenna Of Chicago The Hilborns were
married In April. 1SSS and separated q year
after.