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Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-04-06
ADlsrlSeulsuEp coxrEpEnArE

a ADlsT1SGulsuED CONFEDERATE
GENERAL DEAp.-Gen. Edmund
Kirby Smith. :he last OF the officers
of the Confederate army enjoying
the rank Of general, died yesterday
ut Sewanee, Tennessee. in his sixty
ninth year. His career was excep-
tionally brilliant aud distinguished.
In the war with Mexico he was twice
brevetted for gallantry-at Cerro
Gordo and at Contreras. lie was
wounded in the bat.le of Bull Run.
after which he was in command Of
department embracing East Tenne-s
see and Kentucky and defeated the
federal army at Richmond. KY,
~ August ls62-. Assigned TO the
command of the trans Mississippi
department he organized govern
ment embracing Texas, Louisiana.
Arkansas and the Indian Territory
and managed it in the interest of
the Confederacy with the greatest
success to the end of the civil war.
He made his department self-sup-
porting. and his army was the last
TO surrender. In 1864 he defeated
Gen. n. p. Banks in his Red River
Since 1875. he has been
connected with the University of
the South, al Sewanee. us professor
If mathematics and as chancellor
Of the University.-Suu. March 80.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-04-06

car was packed with people going
home.
She carried some bundles, and i'm
her efforts to handle them and save
them from crushing she dropped
her mitten. She. saw it 60, but was
powerless to stay It's descent. and it
went down in successive stages in a
triangular space between herself, a
man who looked over her head, and
an individual who was deaf.
There goes my mittenv
The deaf man leaned over and
said, 'Eh:'
My mitten-mitten-it fell down.
We'll. ye can't git it, mum.
Y'll have to wait till the car gifts to
the end of tho line. so the conduc-
tor kin pull up the lloor.'
I'll do nothing of the kind.
Besides amt goin to have all these
people walking on it for half an
hour
Haven't We got another one:'
said the deaf man
Course I've g,t another one. ,
and she wigg!ed the hand incasrd
IN her other mitten.
The deaf man saw the movement,
and showing that women often car
~ car Iare inside their hand cover
ings reached over and pulled her
mitten off for her.
Then she screamed.
The conductor was the only man
who could edge his way to the scene
of trouble.
What's the matter here:'
Lady dropped her nickel and
can't pick it up said the deaf man.
Didn't drop my nickel-dropped
my mitten, said the lady with the
packages.
Said she had another one,' pur-
sued the deaf man, but she lied
You're an old doorpost. said
the woman with one mitten.
Queer how folks go travelling
about town with one Nickel said
the deaf man.
They get along better'n people
with no ears said the woman who
didn't drop her nickel.
Was that all the money yer hus.
band give YEP asked the deaf man
in tone of sympathy. He must
be a rcgla'r brute
If he was here now, he'd eat
you up.'
i s'pose them's collars aud cuff,
she's been doing up aud is going t,
deliver 'em, said the deaf man t.
the passengers.
Then the conductor said, Fare
please, and the woman gave up ,
nickel that she had been carryin,
in her mouth
Thought it was in yer 'niitten,
said the deaf man.
'You don't know how to think,
said the woman.
Wonder why she didn't carr,
'em both in her MOUTH said tn,
deaf man.
'You ought to stuff both you
own mittens in yer mouth, said tn
woman.
'Ain't We afraid ye'll swaller ye
nickel that way some time:' aske'
the deaf man
If | do, | reckon it won't injur
my hearing said the woman.
Then the conductor got down oil
the floor aud recovered the woman
mitten. aud she got off at the mex
crossing wondering why some peO
pie didn't carry ear trumpets.
The deaf man said, by way o
enlightening the other passengers
i guess it was her mitten instea,
of her nickel that she dropped. >
Chicago News Record.
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FOR TIE sE rk


Messrs EditnTs Pleas <6nzrce rRAx
CTS v KIxG as n candiiazs III ssaf n the
next Senate # MaEyIans znl9Isct B. the
Democratic eonvrnii.,n
SIXTH AND EielFn Dzsrarcrs
FOR THE sEN.zrR.
MeSsrs z 'itsrs :--Anns'snre LANES
r H. RALEY as csa date Cor = seat
10 the scnate, sabject \, NJ nrnsrrat,c
Convention. 1kt Dbsylcf
Messrs. Ediinrs:-P Please 5unounce JAS.
r. VI RALLY NJ csssd{ sze i.,r the next
Senate. sutject % the De- efazic c.snven
iion. o5xanza
Mes-rs Esaitnrs-Pleaz. =. i<lsps,u ~ .Dr
II I'ExxxKv ~ .ssssT n = = = !. ss.e
to- q seat In The ssext ~enz.e.
Mays 'ss-s
Messrs Editors: Please announce DR
X. BLAKTsT"SE. ss candidate for
seat ia the next State Senate
7ih Distric,
Messrs. Editgs Please announce Mr..
lGNS L MATrINGLY as candidate
tor the ilemocratic ns,rlination for seat
in the State senate and say that he will re-
ceive the earnest support OF
May S, 92p The Penple.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
MtssFs Ediior--Annnunce Mr. George
w JOY as "a candi late for the D.m,s. r,tl
non iuaii'n for the House ar D,.egrI-s.
he is the man fur the place. Dtmo-rat.
jus GRAY LILBuRS, of - In,g,is is
ann'hnceti az n can'iisiaIe fdF seat la b.
next IA use or Delegnite. He will receive
tn earn Il support of
Eeb %. '93. OYsTERxEY
Please announce CHARLES a WATTS
as n Candidate for the D-m crate nomina
ion tT IN; ii mss II Delegate, aud say
hat he viii receive the earnest support uf
Nov 244 rHE People.
FOR SHERIFF.
MessTs. Editors You will oblire IN.
voieTs ,f tue Bird I'll. ctinn lisfriet rnd hi
NUM- rm> iIieuus hy annDun,.ing Ihruugl
,"ur c,dnmrs ]. PHILIP GREEN - r.LL
iriie SUD triei Dttsa.ras falt the ~h.-i
Hiiil. ,uiJ'-,i ip The Democratic q. mi.a
tam, e,.iIug Iha his election would sers.
the p,+ 'i,lr pcnersllv
Democrat Third Election Distics
Ness L 'iI.rs: i'iexs,. anrn,un..- "
NAiE "a a suitable can,iriat.
i' u,x' >hrrifsIA suujrs.t Il. The .ircIs.,s
II he Dein'rra'ic party and say thai ir
VIII Ue warmly suppsmae all over III
count, aud especially ly the
EIGHTH DISTRICT
N"v 10 9I--;c
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PICKING FLAWS IN WOMAN
Let US, my friends, you of my owr
sex who may read these words, tr,
and pick alr the flaws we choose H.
woman. aud what good does it do:
writes Edward W. Box in AT Hon,
with the Editor in the Februar,
Ladies Home Journal. We aIways
come back to her, and glad we ar.
of the privilege, too! Nervous
But yet how calm and steady whei,
the right time comes. Illogical:
But set how certain the intuition,
how unerring the instinct! With
out judgment But yet how saf.
her counsel. how sure her guidance.
Never leader? But what helper.
fimid! But yet what a sweetheart.
Unsystematic: But yet with what
neat precision is marked the train.
ing of her children! Dressy: But
Yet how she can wear her gowns.
Never ready? Rarely for the thea
ire. but yet how ever ready with
her sweet womanly sympathy in
time of trouble! Fond of prett,
things! But yet how they becom.
her person, her room, her house.
Expensive: Well, bless her, yes,
but the cheapest article for the
money ever created! And long
may We love her to brighten our
homes, make wise our children.
make men better than they are, and
life the better worth the living.
And we'll love her, too, for The
esemiss she has asd@
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-04-06

Mrs. Languish. Tired. Oh. so
tired all the time! Mrs. Smart.
We'll, SO ! used To be- until | began
to take Ayers Sarsaparilla as
spring medicine. and now | don't
know what it is 10 have that tired
feeling. Try it, my dear; only be
sure you get Ayers.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-04-06

Lanes medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy
this Is necessary.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-04-06
Fos RENT

The Store In Lennardtown known ms
Edelen's Sore, lately kept by Philip +
Edelen. For terms and particulars appi,
10,
10 r. MORGAN,
lie nard.owD, Md.
Jan 90, '93-tfs
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-04-06

4 N 1EoAL 0AOSc-E&A &A8lNA1luN.-
Skill in examination is, perhaps
one OF the most important qualifi,
cations of the attorney, and in con
sidering the big retainers OF ths
present day the mind runs back ts
an exhibition Of skin in an Ohio
county court several years ago,
The case was a murder, and cross.
roads lawyer was retained for his
reputed skill in criminal cases. On
cross-examinatian he went ut the
witness after this manner.
Now (ahemD. Mr.. Tompkins.
you say you saw the defendant kill
the MANI
Yes, air..
'Yes-well-how did you know il
was the defendant?'
Because l saw him.
But, sir, how did you know il
was him?'
I've known him for thirty years.
You have?'
yes
known him all that timer
Yes
'Yon state it under oath!'
Yes
How did he kill him?'
'He shot him with revolver
'How do you know
i saw him.
Did you see the revolver?'
Certainly
Did you see it revolver
No. sir
Aha. How did you know it wa.
revolver?'
1t looked like one
'Um-huh! Did you see him pull
the trigger
NO. of course not
All! Then YOU admit he didn',
pull the trigger
i saw the blaze aud smoke
Did you see any bullet in ia,
blaze and smoke? Would the bIaz,
and smoke have caused death:'
OF course not
Then what danger was there in
firing?'
The bullet was found in th.
victims head
Did you see any bullet strike tn,
deceased?'
'Of course not
The attorney solemnly arose and
addressed the court: Ifyour honor
please, we would like to introduc,
testimony in impeachment. Here
is man who swears that he saw
one man kill another with q revol
er. yet he neither saw the buIlel
leave the pistol nor strike the vic.
tim. He didn't even see the mau
pull the trigger
Are you addressing the court?
asked the judge.
why, certainly, il your honor
please
How do you know
Why, your honor certainly hear,
me-
Yes. but you neither see you'
words leave your mouth nor strik,
the courts ears
The attorney sat down.-Clevc
land Plain Dealer.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-04-06
zeal Estate Agency.

GESsRs. HERBERT r. MOORE, oi
Lennarit,wn, and T. j. MOORE. ni
Washingu1R, ID. O., have entered int,
ca partnership tor the sale at real estate.
Ii parties having lands for sale will send
full description and the lowest price the,
will take. we will Iiberally advertise theiI
lands tree of charge AID make every possi
be effort to make speedy sales.
HERBERT w. MOORE,
L. JACKSON MOORE,
Leonardtown, Md.
Nov 21--t
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LEXINGTON AVE, ,7as-Iarge comfortable
conveniences. table boari German American.
LEXINGTON AVE, W-French family offers
ro ssiss! private PRfsis' ba Are cu,si n%''I FTancaisc furnished
LEXINGTON AVE. cor, ran s.. Hotel Pete-
ierl.iialdsomcly furnished rooms with or
MADISON AvE i623-Nicc hall room. 81. so; table
boarders wanted all week: gentlemen only.
Mrs Pacherzewsky.
l~NlNERSITl PLACE, "a, corner ~h st. Large
and small front heated rooms; running water;
excellent table: reasonable.
Sd AVE, 1874, near 18th II. II rooms, with
board, ~. 90: respectable workingnen; home
comforts,
4TH AVE-, 10 MORA House,. opposite Cooper
Union - Furnished rooms: good, substantial
board, English cooking, for gentlemen and mar
ricd couples; 81. ~ NJ.
with or without board also elegant parlor.
STH ST. ~ Asst Iargr front room for two;
also small rooms with board N.0 -.
10TH 81. l22 EAsT,Iarge lmnt room, > or 0
gentlemen, with board vacancy for lady.
10TH ST. Il9 EAST Newly furnished room for
two gentlemen, with board; also hall room
heated house.
ST, ri EAST-Ncwly furnished rooms;
superior board; German. American family
table board.
l2rH 81. e23 East Large, sunny front room
also hall room, with board terms moderate.
18TH ST, 222 Extraordinarily furnished
rooms, en- suite or singiy good board all prices;
nome ike.
2lST ST, 30 FAST Handsomely furnished
rooms, with board reasonable rates, references.
DIST ST. ~ EAST -Larg, sunny room ami hall
room, With closets; superior table, references
wafer. 81 others, -, board f'iaS,T'.d,
18TH ST, ~ EAST, near ith ave Pleasant
rooms, with board tihlc board.
2TrH ST, l2O, near Madison square Large, de
Sirablc rooms; superior table, table guests ac-
cunmOdated.
PORN 81. ll7 EASr.iArgr aud small newly
furnished rooms; all improvements gems -;
ladies ~; table board ~, superior table cary
breakfast.
20IH az. 1896, lbs EAST Flcgau; parlor;
every convenience; also other rooms, WIKI or
without board,
3lsr 81, : EAST Handsome apartments,
families and bachelors, on suite or sluGly; first
class table; reasonable.
3lSr 81, g3j EAST Nicrlv furnished large and
small rooms, with good huarl luw terms.
snulh"rn exposure. Win h"aM; E"hiltnlcl, -,
ladies, o. 80.
Gip ST, II EAST. near Waldorf Elegant .an
Wy hut"l suits prNni" baths, private tables
CuiSIu, uucNCulru.
Bath 81, li6 EAST, near Lexington ave.
Parties desiring rlcEani communication for thr
winter can WAku advantageous HrranEUWuuts
nov superior t'hlr rvI'd.
lOTlI ST, KS EAST-Bodrdrrs wanted in 4 newly
furnished house, Just pcuci. nrst-elsss table.
IulIl ~. ia ~ handsomely furnished
parlnr, loldlng he'd; also single rooms, with ur
without OOaU.
Asst sT., $40 EAsT-Newly furnished large and
small MONS, with good board all convenienoes
rele enable,
4lsr ST., al EAsr-Roonl nnd board gas,
bath ladies, 81, 50; gents, eo; table 6oardss
wanted,
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East SIDE.
IRVING PLACE, 81 Comfortably furnished
large rooms, - upward conNeniences; house
hea'e'' rei'''hceS'
LEXINGTON WE, 72T, near 59th ST. We'll
furnished trent ROOM, one or two gentlemen:
reasonable.
LEXINGTON W 81, corner Doth 81. Nicely
furnished front room. So; another, -.
ID AVE. rs, near 18th ST. Nicely furnished
rooms, with cooking stove, 81; hall room Tor
gentleman, 81.
Oh AVE. loII Isl floor A front room 10 LEI,
furnished, To gentleman or light housekeeping.
nv ,NIT 30 80. ~ MI ,b,,I, ,nrrish.5
room To- lei i'm warm hotIsC,
on IE is., Wit, t,r,t.hoJ ho,tad rron;
~ /, ~ III ~ t"Hv,H 'r Mi M, Hnvt,ri d.
floor.
,rII ,Vr-Sn u,,l.,u,oy r,rri.God Er,n,
r,onis connected Si"rping rooms and also con.
yrui,IIces inr iiuht house SrcDing.
IirII .yr a. Xt.,,y Imri.n.d rooms - ncr
wrrH mn. h"1tt ban" prii y,In XIII :, itSI tint% '"'
MN sr rI I,sr T,c.I,. T,r,i.h.d .onn.c,
M M ,gor,, cni,nhIn ior rr,rrHS, l"n"nn or married
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l+5 10 lao south Sth ST., Brooklyn, +. ID.
Day and evening sessions. Individual nstuc-
ton. students can begin any time. Special
studies Commercial. photographic, typewriting,
academic. mechanical and architectural drawing,
German and French. For catalogues call nr ad-
dress HENRY {. WRIGHT, Principal.
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''THE'- ANS HERDAM,

northeast corner SlSt 81. and Amsterdam ave.
Elegant steam heated apartments to let seven
rooms aud bath; handsomely decorated; hall SER
vice: rent so Ia $40; one block from l. road sta.
ton. Apply to janitOr.
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North Of izsth Street
MisceIIs W.

FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms, with or
without board: all prices; all parts OF city;
full description; advice free. Room-Renters'
Bureau. h66 Broadway.
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side.

West Side.
4STH ST.. lar w~EST-Rooms, largo and small:
excellent table table board references.
4STII ST. n2l WEST Large front room; also
moderate.
4nTH 81, III WEST Handsomely furnished
large square sunny roOms; central location:
superior boar table board: moderate.
4gTH sT., 1871 WEST Handsomely furnished
rooms for man aud wife; board for wife.
18TH ST. 3RS WEST Large rooms; good table;
private family references.
9TH ST. 4e5 W~ESr-N"atly furnished rooms.
with or without irsi-claSs board; also table
board.
9TH ST, 345 w~EST-IArge and hall rooms;
superior board moderate terms: near both l.
stations.
18th ST.. 4l5 WEST Second floor sunny front
rooms, with or without superior board reason
5sTH ST, 100 W~EST-Nicely furnished rooms.
singly or On suite; superior table; reference.
5srH 81, G7 AND RIO WEST handsomely
furnished room; excellent table; French cui-
sine; table board.
6lST ST. M WEST Furnished rooms to rent,
board optional; private family; convenient 10
all car,
63D ST., III wEST-Large, handsome fur
nished front room and hail room, with board;
terms reasonehie.
65TH 81, l56 WEST, near station Handsome,
large room, with board, par!pr for doctor.
65TH ST. III YES ID hat-Wanted. by a
widow. one or two children 10 board; not under
2 years OLD.
D5D 81, % W~fST-PleaSant, lnrge or medium
rooms; excellent table; private family; refer
ence.
BATH ST, II W~ESr-Ihrge, handsome rooms
In select house; rirst-class table and attend
ance: reference.
BATH ST. lHl WEST-Nicply furnished second
floor and small rooms with board references.
e6TH ST. * WEST-Large, handsomely and
newly furnished rooms; table ami attendance
first class; reference.
18TH ST. 2ls EAsT-s5 to sl2; handsome rooms;
every convenience; private house.
10TH ST. 25 WEST-Handsomely furnished
front rooms. all conveniences; near l. station;
board If desired. Bowling.
north OF issth Street.
126TH ST., 10 EAST-Nicely furnished rooms,
! with board, - Per week.
10Th ST, 1921 Observation-Disclosures furnished
rooms, with board; also table board superior
tanle.
l2STH ST, ~ WEST-Pleasant rooms, with
board; also table boarder taken.
l2sTH ST, III WEsT->eccnd story front
room; all conveniences; heated; superior board
for two Sll
l3lST ST. lis wEST-Lnrga alcove room. see
oad floor, handsomely furnished, with board,
In private family.
l3lsT ST., 253 WEST-IArge, pleasant second
glory front room, with board; private family;
moderate terms.
Brooklyn.
POPLAR ST, ;, BrOOklyn-Large room, heated;
also small one, with board , minutes 10 bridge.
STATE ST. Itg. BrooEIyn-Wanted, two young
men TO board in private family: good location:
convenient TO bridge aud south Ferry terms mod
crate.
THROOP AVE. 3Ol. near DeKalh. BROOKLYN
Two light furnished WOms, with or without
board, to respectable parties.
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18TH ST., 227 y 220 WEST-Royal and
Peerless-Small family flats, 3 and 4 rooms;
bath improvements; Sl6 10 So.
10TH ST, OPS WEST Elegant flats; 4 large
light rooms: newly papered; SIG 10 SIS; house.
kceDpr,
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MISS McCABE'S
ENo

CONSERVATORY, 1+55 Broadway, below 13d
st. Glasses every afternoon, ev ening: quarterly,
fashionable dances; classes forming. Circulars
mailed.
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CARL MARWIC.

AND 53TH ST.
ALL wALTZING. society dancing taught quickly
and correctly; class or private: CONSTAN-
TINE'S ACADEMY, ~ West 9th.
ALI MEN DANCES Park Club, OSCAR DUR
YEA, teacher; 4 lessons, 81. Call l7SS Broad
way, 5Sth ST,
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Flats and nts to Let.
unfurnished-West Side.

0grH 81. IO1 WEST -Fircproof building, hot
airy; ST..
lOOTH ST., "a VEST, corner Dth ave. Five
large rooms, second HAT, 81.
lO4TII ST, I WESr-FiNc large, light outside
near station.
18TH 81, 28T WEST-To let, elegantly dee
grated, heated Oats, b rooms, bath, from $50
upward.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
East Side.

One 7Ims, So. per dNr' Scconl Tine, nc. per
line. Third and Subsequent TUss, Ijc per AnS
erfrd charDe on Sundays.
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For Sale.
SAFE for sale, $50. For further partIcuiers adj.
dress r., box 321 Uptown World.

SAt MARVIN make: bargain; cost 500; In.
203 Uptown World. ~
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ACADEMY,

l62 East 55th St, bank building; prices re-
duced: classes now forming; private lessons, any
hour, 81; waltz and fashionable dances taught
rapidly; reception every Tuesday evening.
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prices uRIFFiTH " 60, III Alb ave.
f'"L TABLE, 4lax0; must he sold Rt once; SD0
X FISCHER, 3O7 East 1Oth n.
naN ME FAMILY Will sacrifice contents Gle
san sanl nat, excellent plano and furniture; I'LL or
farately, 22S East 12lst NJ.
'NwEitES CHEAP.Herring's, HALLS, Marvin \
""uers pt, all sizes; second hand.
\. q. oUIIK, ~ spring At.
VIZ > have made up 100 hTst. class house
Sl1t'' -, ,;uarPnteed dreproof; eur price 3l6i worth
hroNiwny ' Nv
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Boarders Wanted.

Cne Tine, zoe. pr hne second Time, nc. pz
per line: Third and Subsequent. Times, I5c per
hne. No ertrd cldrge on Sundays.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FuR IT-Adverisements
for The World may be lett ~ any American
District Messenger Onice in the city, where the
charges Will be the same as those ut the main
Office.
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East Side.

GATH ST., 10 E~AsT-Nicely furnished rooms,
en- suite or sngly. excellent board, In Jewish
family tlruig rpuannahla
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BEDFORD AVE, 1879, near Franklin station,
Brooklyn-Physicshn's office, sunny, homelike,
large and single rooms.
DE KALB AVE, 57-Three rooms. opposite
Smith Il Gray, 81 to -; piano for sacred music.
HART ST. = nicely furnished rooms,
with hot and cold water. Mrs. Deleny.
LAWRENCE II. 14l, Brooklyn-Elegant large
front room and hall room: gas and bath.
PACIFIC ST. 514, one block from 4th and At
lantic aves. Well furnished rooms; also parlor
for doctor.
PINEAPPLE ST. ~, Brooklyn-Two pleasant
rooms; one or two g"entlemen; near Bridge.
Southwick or Janltor.
PINEAPPLE ST. 63, near Br.dge-2 pleasant
square and hall rooms; every convenience (;
newly painted references.
SANDS ST. g2-Large and small neatly fur.
nished rooms in Il house pleasantly located
CONVENIENT TO bridge.
WILLOW ST, u, brooklyn Heights-3 minutes
from bridge and ferry small rooms: also large
rooms for one or lwo gentlemen or gentleman and
wife: all very fine, handsome and newly fur
nished: terms moderate; references.
lST PLACE, l26, Brooklyn-Double and single
rooms. with or without board; private family.
9TH AVE, 50, Brooklyn Nicely furnished
front room and bedroom: two gentlemen or
couple; heat, light and use Of piano; 81. so per
wppg,
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

4TH AVE, 4O1-Iargs unfurnished front and
small room on inst floor, suitable for business.
18TH ST.. 2iS WEST-JnfurniSlted large 3D.
story room, southern exposure; light storeroOm
and , closets; convenient for light housekeeping
one or two adults; Sli.
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Bath 81, laS WEST, near broadway Hand
sonely furnished large and small rooms; mod
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East Side.

East Side.
LEXINGTON AVE. $50. near 39th st.-Nicely
furnished large and small rooms, with or with
out board.
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A.-ALMOST new upright piano, parlor and bed
room suit, sideboard, leather chairs, foldinR- bed,
mantcl aud pier mirrors, carpets and large rugs,
pOrtlcres, &c. sell separately until 0P. NJ. 16l
East 66th St, private house.
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BOTH ST., 100 wEST-Hnudsomcly furnished
.parlor floor; hot and cold water, open fire,
other rooms.
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pAvIs,s SELECT ACADEMY

pUNAR'S CLASSES, with private lessons; right
and let wultziug guaranteed; best waltz teacher.
;l49 West 18th 81.
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Colleges, Schools, &C.

ELOCJTlON and acting: evening classes organ.
iZlng.' New York School of Acting, Z West 42d
ct . al r,uiurN.
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18Th ST. 2B2 W1.Sr-Nicely furnished room
and bedroom housekeeping also single rooms;
rent moderate.
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SD ST. 255 WEST, one hight-Two connecting
front rooms. housekeeping, 81 n others,
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9TH ST., e22 WEST-Lsrgc. neatly furnished front
room. two, s.. Gravicr.
3Sru ST., 227 WEST Very desirable front
room also small room well furnished, with
owner; every convenience.
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Slaughter, 1893, high grade, pneumatic tire:
auction prices; also some second hand wheels.
500 6itOAD WAY, NEAR PRINCE.
A. WIZ WASTE TIME WITH
PRICE, For ST0RHsand sT0uKs0F
MERCHANDISE- CITY. OR CQlNTRY.
ASSbr STHFh FfORRf sfhbT
CASH. FERNANDEZ. 3O3 EAST 42D.
A,-BARROOM OUTFIT, second hand, at half
nrlcn I'D RrnalMAY.
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46TH ST, 226 W~tST-Elegant newly furnished
rooms In private family; all improvements.
48TII ST, li4 Choice of newly aud
handsomely furnished rooms, with every con
venience.
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32D ST., 33p WEST-Nicciy furnished. large,
sunny front room; folding bed running water;
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o7TiI ST. "a WEsT-Niccly furnished sitting
and bed room. complete for Housekeeping.
3IlII 81. JAN WEST Inryr fr,pt r,,,n, ,i,..
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ELOCuTION lessons from an eminent author
for 81 per lesson: formerly 81. DAHL'S, LIS
West ll1 4.
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IRVING PLACE, 81 Comfortably furnished
large rooms, - upward conNeniences; house
heated references,