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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28
ANOTHER CAUSE OF HARD
TINES.

Now it is the Worlds Fair that is
blamed for hard times by some Of
the eastern fnancisrs. The New
York World assumes that there are
1900, 900 of the American people net
keeping bank account, who for
months have been boarding money,
which, in ordinary years, they would
have spent, that they may have the
means to attend the Worlds Fair
1t estimates that 500 is fair aver
sge of the sum that has thus been
gradually Withdrawn from circula-
ton by or for each of those 1000, 900
persons, making an aggregate OF
$4OO, 600, 600. This is probably an
excessive estimate, but it is natural
to suppose that the aggregate of the
small aums which tho people have
kept lying idle for months, is indeed
a vast sum and sufficient to produce
a sensible Illumination of the active
currency of the country.
OF course, says the World, this
boarded money is now being spent,
and by November it will all be IN
circulation again, as it goes into
possession of railroad companies,
hotel keepers, merchants, ETC., who
keep bank accounts, and to this ex-
tent operates to relieve the strin-
gency.
There are thousands besides those
who have been saving for the World's
Fair that hoard money and keep it
out of circulation though the director
of the mint and financial officers of
the government do not take that
matter into consideration in making
up their statement of the amount OF
money in circulation. Those officials
give the amount of paper money is
sued and metallic money coined, and
say it is so much per capita, but
they make no allowance for the
amount destroyed, lost or boarded.
1t is known that before and during
the present stringency persons re-
putsd to be worth thousands of dol
lars put their money away where 1T
would not do them or anybody else
any good, and thus materially re
duced the amount in circulation far
below the estimates of the govern
ment statisticians.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28
MAKE A NOTE OF HIM.

The Salt Lake Tribune makes the
following telling point: :.
These are days when men of the
West especially, ought to be making
memorandums that hereafter they
may not be unjust in their estimation
of public men, just now the name
Of John G. Carlisle ought to have
prominent place in the memorandum
book of every Western mans brain.
He is Secretary of the Treasury.
The law positively orders him, in
that capacity, to buy 4,5OO,OOO
ounces of silver a month at the
market rates. 1t does not say the
markets of England or the markets
of Mexico or the markets of South
America. 1t has no reference to any
market in the world except that of
the United States. But Mr.. Car
isle has Mint Director who hap
pens to be a small man, SO he rules
that inasmuch as the English market
is a penny less for silver than the
United States market, he will violate
that law, and his principal endorses
his act. We will suppose case.
We will suppose that silver in Eng
land was worth penny more than
in tho United States. Would he
still insist on giving penny more
than the price in the United States
because the real price is regulated in
England2 And should he propose to
buy 1900, 900 ounces In England
does he think the price would not
advanced Mr.. Preston is not to
blame in this matter. The blame
lie. with his principal, His principal
has dream Of being President one
of these days. The men of the West
ought to remember both facts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28
pasturaSe.

On the k:rman ranches, which con-
tain over 400 acres situate one-half
mile from town. Milk cows taken
and delivered daily. Terms 81 a
month. Season begins April 1st.
WILLIAM SMITH,
ToSSae
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28
Change Of Ownership.

To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN:-We the
undersigned have this day dissolved
the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween us, and have this day sold all our
right, title and interest in and to all
person al property owned ana belongin g
to us and situated in what is commonly
known as and called the"Eagle Market"
in Carson City Nevada; also all persona
property owned and belonging to us and
situated in and at what is known as tn e
"Rink]e Slaughter House." south OF
Carson City, Nevada, together with all
our book accounts to Messrs. Kirman &
Hickey and they are hereby authorized
TO collect the same.
]. LEONARD.
ADAM UHL.
UHL & LEoNHARD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28

am now prepared to sell the
finest ice ever offered In this city.
1t is frozen from pure artesian
well water, and I retail 1t to any
part o. the city at Lowest Rates.
Fred Wilder.
Leave orders with wagon OF at
my residence north end u Time
sofa street. ml1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28

Mrs. DIR, McClish occupied her
husbands pulpit in San Francisco
last Sunday evening and delivered a
.ensible lecture on motherhood.
A local paper prints what purports
to be a likeness OF the lady, but what
more closely resembles Before
Taking" of patent medicine adver-
tisement. Tidings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28

Silver is the money of the common
people all over tie world and p"io Z"
he money of the privileged classes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28
For Sale.

Ormsby County School Bonds.
Twelve thousand dollars worth of
Sch TOOL Bonds, bearing six per cent in
te rest, to run two years to thirteen, to
suit the option Of the purchase s.
These bonds bear six per cent interest,
payable in U. S. gold coin. For further
particulars, apply to DR.. Guinan, clerk
of School Board. jy23tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28
A Trustee Speaks.

Notwithstanding the fact that
Carson is all worked up over school
matters, Olcovich Bros. will continue
to sell Dry Goods, Shoes ETC., at the
lowest living prices.
II. OLCOvIcH
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
Red Oak Mining COMPANY
Location ofprincipal place of business
Carson City, Nevada.
Location of works near Downieville
Sierra County. California.

Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on &C
count of assessment No. 40, levied on
the I2th day of June, 1898, the several
amounts opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders as follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28

NO. NO.
NAME SHs. CT. AMT.
G E Haseltine :. 1000 IA 1000
G E Haseltins. 500 147 800
Fl Fathergill. -. 1000 269 1000
Bryson & Givevich 450 263 $50
L Cohn. 49,. 500 25o 900
nj Cohn. $500 200 $500
Nj Cohn. 1000 26O 1000
ID j McKensey. 1000 253 1000
Tobey & Forbes. 5000 268 5000
And in accordance with law and order
of the Board of Trustees, made on the
18th day of June, 1893, so many shares
of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary, will be sold at public auc-
ton at the Office of the Company, in
the Arlington House Block, Carson
Street, in Carson City, Nevada, on
Saturday, August IA, 1893 at2 p. m.
of said day, to pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the
cost of advertising and expenses of
said sale.
FRANK BLETHEN,
Sec'y Pro Tenn,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28
To Lake Travellers.

The steamer Tod Goodwin will be
in Glenbrook on arrival of Carson
stage, and will take passengers 10
any part of the Lake, going by head
of Lake.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-28
RubicOn Springs

Are now open. Daily stage II -
McKinney's, Lake Tahoe. Pc )
wishing Rubicon water can We
orders filled by sending oiroct to =
Springs.
Mrs. WADE CLARKE,
JON Props
The evening world., 1893-12-05
THE WORLD. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER |, i59a
intendents, and four for the Time Col

lntendents, and four for the Time Col
%lcctors.
THE reason we have sixty-three horses
not working Ia owing to the fact that the
not require me to send out water-carts
and neutrality-suspicious."
This would show that with siNty-thrce
horses not working. and with twenty
six. animals in the. hospital, there are
eighty-ninc horses doing nothing ut this
time but consuming city feed. at II cost
of Sl5O per head pei, year. -
Five aSh-CattS n ilNo ash-cart norSeS,
found at work on the streets In different
parts OF the city. were inspected. .yester-
day by n horse expert and an Evening
1t is the claim OF the strcct-C Cleaning
Department tn t no nsh-cart horse u
purchased unless at least l,i5O pounds In
v -,Ght. The horse expert and the re
porter picked up i've of the City's ash
cart horses at random on the streets
with the following Csult
cart A., IS. on Third avenue: bay horse,
about seven years old. weight about
LEO pounds; value about $50,
Cart a. ri. on Avenue 4: bay horse.
about six years old, weight about LOO
Cart q. Al. on Elm street; gray horse,
about eight years old, weight about 1850
pounds: value about $50.
Cart A.. 81, on East Fourteenth street;
bay horse, about six years old, weight
about LOO pounds; value about $50.
Cart a, l23: bay horse. about five
years old. weight about loo pounds
value about sl20.
The average weight Of these five ash
cart horses was about 1870 pounds, age
six and II half wears and value Sl3S. II
is fair to pTesumc that this is about the
average of the 5l1 ash-cart horses In the
department, the most OF which were
purchased for $3.50 cach for horses weigh
Ing $50 pounds.
The citizen who will take n look at the
horses In the SGycntccnth street or
branch stables will find no difficulty In
discovering some of Brennan's $3.50 beau
ties which weigh less than 1.45O pounds.
worth considerably less than $3.50. the
n.,,t ,.- ell,
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Colleges, Schools, &C.

BANJO, Violin, guitar, mandolin school: ladies
taught privately, 60 course Instruments fur
nishrd. HORTON, 1S1 West nd II,
li\NIO, mandolin. jig and clog dancing school
circulars mailed, j, Began, ;Ei ri ave. near nh.
BOOk EErINt science Of accounts, grammar
reading, spelling, letter writing, arithmetic,
foreign lRngnngcs;. architectural. mccllnuica
drawing; pCnmnnSli1p. business correspondence
'ulcsSors. Sin. r\iil'S, l2s IVES, 21d II.
GUITAR y BANlO STUDIO. only colorrd
tCnChCr In city; ~, ~, so; by note, \
Smith, 22l West SIth ST.. near 9Th ave.
SHORTHAND AND lSrEWRlTtNG lay anil
evenings; speeding clnSSc~. lSnnc rtttnnn''
metropolitan school, M 5ih ave. circulars.
SrENOGRArIIN and tvpcwriting weeks trial
free; day AMI evening classes, personal instrliC.
ton; terms reasonable. brooklyn College, lI'
RruHdwRv, BROOKLYN.
sTENoGRApliN and Typcwriting school.
SIG iirnsdwdy. y. y. 81 week. tHll or write
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Cast Side.

East Side.
LEXINGTON AVE, 800, near 3pth At. Nicely
furnished large and small rooms: German
American board.
LEXINGTON AVE. III, near. 10Th 81. % Hand
som" inrgr rooms, with board; phrlor dining
room: references.
MADISON AVE, ~. M~clrosc-Se,ec h rrn,on-
,nhle; desirable to pcrmanents h transien,s who
dislike public hotels.
81 AVE. Nd7 Widow. nice home, would hoard
respectable girl or woman employed during the
day.
rrH AVE. ,3iS. between @5tn 4 2Gth SIS. French
boarding. house; furnished rooms X board nj
moderate price.
mII 81. 81 r. Newly furnished rooms. with
good hoard home comforts: gentlemen. 80:
ladies, ~.
nh 81, ~ r.. square front room; excellent
table warm house hurried couple gentlemen.
IlTiI Sr.. III T.. Room n board; well heated;
.. So, 30 each h up: small room, -.
lITH 81, n T.. o. Delightful 'front.' square room;
table pl"nt.uuS; good winter home references.
llIII 81 - F., near 9TH ave. Very desirable,
2lST ST. - T.. connecting rooms handsomely
furnished: hot e cold water, bath; excellent
table: families, gentlemen.
":iD ST. 2lO r.. Respectable mechanics can find
good home, with board; German family; table
board.
2ln 81 -? = ,Han1somcly furnished rooms;
IRE, gas, bath; hOmclike comforts, with good,
substantial board reference.
oan ST, .2t Il. Board, room; Young man,
$3.50; early breakfast; =. friends, 50: homclike.
2bIH ST. 1l6 T., near 4th ave. Nicely fur
nishci double X SinGl" rooms: moderate prices;
board optional.
18th ST. III =. near An ave. Rooms, singiy
or "n suite, with i"nlrd: table board.
2S1H ST. los Il. Few handsomely furnished
iarg" X small rooms first class table: moderate
terms.
18TH 81, 1875 +. NV el,glnt large rooms;
every. convenience, with board good table:
heated hou,".
ZTrH ST.. ~ +. Large Il small, newly fur,
nislrd rooms. AZ improvements, gcntS, -.
ladies -; u.ll" bIngd, IS; superior table; cnrly
breakfast.
35rH 81 +. Elegant room, I'd floor, with
frSt- class board; references.
4oTH 81. 22s = Nicely furnished rooms, with
hnnrl ladies and gentlemen: terms moderate.
llSr ST, - + arg" ~ small rooms; cycel-
lent nuard; refined home: convenient, - up
ward.
;Gru ST, PA T., near 81 ave. Rooms, with
corn 81, I5l T.. NicrIy furnished large &
small rooms; excellent hoard, references,
Gl~T -. ,1f3 r. "a story front X hat roorns.
With bunrl tnhl" board.
GlrH ST, iR T.. Pleasant mrut,led rooms;
private house.
GOIU 81. 236 L. Comfortable. well heated
r"mH; G""l h"m" table, terms very reason
able; rci"rrnce..
7-D 81. l6S =. Comfortable, uicrly furnished
Lazy" room, 2d roor, Win or without hoard.
7sTIl ST. 70 N"wly Furnished parlor h nd
iniuiug nodrpnm for riind single lady or mar,
net couple, Win or without boa"l. MIST Lang.
s7rH 81. 4I2 + Wu''ed. in private fam,
lon' liable: moderate charges. l." II.
ljrI - .liiE. Slice large room X board In
j""i-h family, private house.
l22p 81, 1870 T.. Rooms with board also table
hotrl
ls,ru - corner Lexington, ave. Wotcl Pete;
l"u linu ienm"ly furnished rooms, with or
without h'drl, terms reasonable.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Regarding this statement Superinten-
dent of stables Michael Kennedy makes
the following explanations (;
The five express horses in the de,
partmCnt are used for hauling coal and
used ut the dumps. The driving horses
are distributed as follows one for the
Commissioner. one Cor the Deputy Com
missioner, two for the General Superin.
tendent. one for the Assistant General
Superintendent, vne for the Supcrinten-
dent OF Stables. six for the District Super
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Dancing Academies.
Daily iic a line Sunddm zoe.
A~FTElNOON CLASSES WALTZ Gt'ARAN-
Tues. aud rhuis. -. 30, u 30. trcd IN SIX private
LADY ASSIST N\TS. lessons. with music. 50.


= W Wv y Nv -NTTTsVT 7 VT IAN W. =
l3B liJ WEST 2ID 81, near 9TH ave. II"
station. 81 monthly. tlns, e. MON, TUES. 4,
L and FRIDAY. $50 Ia Il. 10; private
lessons, Fl tickets used AT pupils convenience
teSinners., classes, ! Lessons, 81; quarter. -
lessons, -: receptions Wcds.. Suts. first lessons
private. open every day, "a. NJ. to II l.. VI.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
,,'S"" ia,sSlnn in",', n, ~ y nnpmm w. my
over which he prcsidrs has spread nll over the
country. The invnriahlr and pronounced success
that has followed his methods In teaching the art
of dancing has made II the lnig Isl establishment
Of the KIND in the world. TO me better class OF
people "Our own " Is an id, al Institution. Its
facilities are unrqualled, the floor 81 nee Is cnor-
nous. the music provided Is above criticism,
while hi, stall Of lady and gentleman teachers
srnnd nj the head of their profession.
MIR. HOSEA HIGGINS, In his class lessons,
gives individual instructed IN II room separate
from the general classroom. DiniLent pupils iinl
this method 4 great advantage. HE GlAEAN-
TEES THE WALTZ IN SIN pltIN L Is
SONS. MANINE NJ F~AIIIRIS.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

A FURNISHED ROOM, heated, with or without
honId single gentleman. 4. W., 100 r.. I1th 81.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED wher" | could
teach spelling IN par payment; work nights
n, box 2I7 World
RESPECTABLE Young man wants heated room.
near Sih ave. Il l2jth 81. 81. 81 per week. Ad-
dress Room, box bii Harlem World,
lOtSG MAN. mechanic. wants furnished room:
send full particulars, price. &c. Carpenter. box
~ World.
= y KDDMS furnished tor housekeeping:
thorough cleanliness. D., 1918 ri ave. World
branch,
The evening world., 1893-12-05

West Side.
BROADWAY, l56S superior accommodations
handsomely furnished large 4 small rooms: cen.
tul location, terms reasonable, private fHmily.
arm ST. lES W -Geurlcmen, 81 To 81; ladies,
~; also furnished rooms; excellent location,
srI NNF. 81. 18Th 81 single rooms with
nnarh, heated, ~, inside rooms, SI.5n
SrH AVE, 2SI3-2 flights up; south
side.
0TH Se., - W. Ncwly furnished rooms, $40
Ia SlS Tor two with board Slugl' rooms,
l1tlI ~, $40 ". Large communicating nuoms,
suitable" for 8, Sl',; also other rpuulS.
lIIII 81. ~ ". = eIe CANT, large rooms, LIST
door. also single room, with excellent board.
The evening world., 1893-12-05

t1' inH,, cOr, Pc i,u'; ScpHd Time, ne, PER
iH'; WUi Umi subsequent Tm,S. iir. per lns
No gTld chur0c an >uuf1vs.
80 EXTRA CHARGE For r-Advcrtis~urnts
for The World may hc left at any American
District messenger once In the city. where the
charges S'M he tho same as those at the main
Office,
The evening world., 1893-12-05
dry Associated rress ,

BALTIMORE Dec. S.-The Nogddtutslher Llnyd
Steamship Compsny has established n new line
TO this port. Ahich will he known a. the Roland
line, and will consist Of three steamships, the
straksburg. BraunschwCig and America. The yes
sells viii sail from Bremen aud Baltimore once
a month
The evening world., 1893-12-05
MIseeIIaneous.
BROOKLYN,
Board Wanted.

BOARD WANTED for a clean L respectable me
ChnniC In u temperance, Protestant family; VIII
pay -. buy wceE day lunches out: between 47tb
and 6Dth Sis, east. Il. H., box l5 World.
BY MAN, WIFE 4 = sons az. 10, connecting
rOums; SOth X ooh ST.. private family pre-
lerrcd. Address A., World Branch, 1872 h 23d.
HOME WANTED for bright Irish girl of ~ viii
respectable people; handy = willing. U
Dressed, lOi f. Inn 81.
MOTHER and daughter would like two unfur
niSllcl rooms with breakfast and dinner; 81
per month; good references. +, box 624 Harlem
WOrld.
TWO GENTLEMEN desire hard \ room In pt
waite Jewish family: west side, between 4ad
59lh SIS. $40. Permanent, box 24l World.
NpI'NG 4 wishes loarl In private family
ahnvc 5sth ST. west side preferred state terms
which must he mulrrate. =, box 6aO Harlem
World.
YOUTH wishes board Jewish family ~ weekly
j., boa Az World.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Boarders Wanted.

Onr Tbne. 20c. JHr line. .Sc,ond Time. ne. per
linz; 7hiri umi Subsdgudt iUmos, ijc. PER- line.
No ,L'rd ,hdigc on SaHduys.
Nj EXTRA HAitGE Oit T-Adyertisements
for The World may be left NJ any American
District Messenger once in the city. where the
Dnice.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
M uSicai.

A GENTLEMAN, great experience, piI n organ,
pupil's residence, ~ quarter; no advance,
PROFESSOR box 2iU World, uptown.
VIOLIN aud mandolin taught successfully: eN-
peTirucod, professional, practical, advanced
methods; low rates. CRbMIE, ;3s West 2,th -.
HOLLIS INSTRUCTION. 10y cNp"rirnced proic>.
siunal stand nrd methods moderate rates; posi-,
ton when competent. PEl;INE. 2GD West
lllh II,
The evening world., 1893-12-05
furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

West Side.
Esl' ST, ll3 ". Large ard small newly fur
nlNlid roomH: private house; all convenience;
reference.
S;bSr. lN " Nicely furnished Rlcovo pnrior.
folding bed, bath, Sc. also hall bedroom,
Grove.
Wrlll ST. - ". Part Of heated furnished
Hat. lady or couple. Sl2. references. II. :.
itSiII ST. 1915 W. 90 Large newly furnished
rooms: ct"d hot Il cold wnt,".
lgiD ~, .lpW. . barge, lcutrG comfortably
furnished. cosy sunny rooms. hot q. nj cold run
ming water.
l2bIlI 81, ~ W, upstairs I rooms, house.
kr"piig all improvements: cheap small family.
so MONTHLY. pnrlor floor; single rooms or
ilo"r,; very line loration. 3iS W. SD 81.
Miscellaneous.
STRANGERS visiting city can find beautiful suits
oi rnonq, with private baths by day or week
cal" attached. Address Madison square. box t2J
World, Uptown.
Brooklyn.
BlSHWlrk AVE, OIL, near Greene ave. Two
sunny iobnis, newly furnished: board II desired.
DIfFlELD ST, III brooklyn 81. ny; large,
sunny rooms elegantly furnished; gentlemen:
hall room, 81. -.
VlII 81. l35l, nrooklyn-rl"aHnt room 10 let,
furnished or UNFINISHED convenient to both
ferries,
The evening world., 1893-12-05

Is.
COLUMBUS ROOMS, A THOROUGH SCHOOL
of Dancing. 10 Fast ADD ST., near Madison ave.
YOUNG or OLD carefully instructed in all fash
ionable society dances; WALTZ GUARANTEED
our specially. EVERY DAY. morning, after
noon or evenings. Lady teachers to practise
with gcntlcmen: select classes Tuesday md Fri
day. instruction book free. [. HOWE. l3 East
Ard st.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
l.. A. LIN De,

specially OF teaching persons to dance who have
attempted and failed 10 learn nj other academies:
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught afternoon and evening ClnsScs; class
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge. open daily, 10 A. NJ. 10 IL T.. NJ.
The evening world., 1893-12-05
Jersey City.

HALLIDAY ST, 2lS I rooms, fully furnished
for housekeeping, -. 90 weekly Cortlandt ferry
Pacific ave. trolley,
The evening world., 1893-12-05

our Stle''Hl'N. nv Ehl ia ! , MORNING, HfsT-
with gentlemen: select classes Tuesday nnd Fri
day. instruction book free. {. HOWE. l3 East
ALL WALTZlNG, society dancing. taught
quickly and correctly; class OF private. CON
stanttne's Academy, ~ West 9th.
CORRECT glide waltz guaranteed; p strictly pri-
vnte Lessons ~; any hour, with Music; lady
,"rly g; TITS, iaShi1gaeIe 3,4GSi; %c'rSnI9g
broadway, below 42d 81.
DrMAR,. jr,'s Hiooklyn Athenmuml,. Atlantic
ave. aud Clinton ST, 81 monthly; waltz guag.
ant,el, 81: lady assistant.
LUNAR Right md left waltzing guaranteed
3I2 West ?5th st.
K2Gn'S sELIEcT |asIIooi Q nA ) r
i: ?!9 r sSGrd %"" avs w. Witt nE%'' aud hr" al" q The "'% 'nIe.ii
dances tansh; rapidly; = Lessons, q: hri lesson
81 e5'' "laJ. 70 Tor 'H laden and chh ir,Es1S l !siT"1ts; j %
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, ~ W.
i9th 81. Four class lessons, 81 ~ lessons, So;
With music, IS; ai,"rnoon LAS, children and
ladies. Tuesdays and saturdays, same price, 80
Place in the city iI at r a'rt tSi'I pri"Ss. sem" =" rllr"ss
Tor circular. Private lessons in the waltz our
iin STSiA& T. F]GssSri' = i. H. T. 'M %dMlss.Sn. s sy%,ims.i
MIssEs .MsnMTGHMEMm: Hns we:. 131n 81
''S"rpen,ine, Fan, . and ali stage dances.
NH. Al. NEWBERGER,
nIO West l25th st. and 1865 East I'D ST.
Mrs. CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY. Gal
Lexington ave. Glasses, priNat" lessons waltz
speciality; latest dance taught rapidly.
STAGE DANt1NG-Skirt scrppntine, Spanish.
high front and back kick. back bend and toe;
guarantee. CONSTANTINI T., ~ West 27th. Send
for free catalogue My pupils: Bessie Clayton,
Helene, Mabel clark, FleIrrttc.
WALTZ and all fashionable" dances taught; pri-
waite and ClnSs lessons: circulars. KNl'kEIt-
Is OBSERVATORY ~ West l4th ST.
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1862 East Doth ST.. bank building; prices reduced;
classes now forming: private lessons. any hour.
81 waltz and all the new dances taught rapidly:
reception every Tuesday evening.
STEINIGElt'S ACADEMY,
HALL, 300 East l2ith 1t. RlN-
WICK HALL. SBth ST.. 81 ave, adults aud
children's classes: private lessons: Washington
two-Strp; circulars.
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THE BRISTOL,
West Side.

IL 10 IL T.. nth 81, near 9TH ave. CUmlOriabl
family huuse: very moderate terms
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6"TlI ST., 22D E.3 elegantly furnished ffon,
rooms; bath, gas; Housekeeping. William.
GgIH 81. 22g r.. 3 nicely furnished rooms; all
improvements, housekeeping: 81 weekly.
MnStrrSOII.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

'ENOGRAplIY and Typcwr iiing school.
NlB IIrnsdway, y. y. 81 week. cnll or write
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West Side.

GREENWICH Az, ~ Partly furnished con.
meeting rooms; Sl2 month. store.
MANHATrAN AVE, III, near lOith ST. Gle.
house: references.