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HIS SONS CRIME.
Il CIeCer Trick Oy Which u Fortune Vas
Lost ana RegUined.

Turner. from Hlnde & Cooper. Biz
mingEam."
l entered the shop. A man, half gen
tleman farmer, half jockey. was stand
ing at the counter making some pur-
chase. An elderly man came forward to
address me.
what's come of Naismith?" h
asked.
Naismlth was my predecessor on the
roGad. hut advancing years had rendered
his removal TO a less laborious one eN-
pedient. | explained as much to my in
terrogator.
"Mr. Macgregor was Anxious to see
YOU himself, l know. but ne has had to
go TO Edinbmg h. He said / was 10 go
for young Macgregor II you called be-
fore his return
'Oh, very we'll"
Young Macgregor ! made out was a
solicitor. whose offices were almost next
door. lie had, as is not unusual IN Scot
land, added to his legal duties that OF
bank manager-local manager for one of
the Edinburgh banks.
On the entry OF young Mr.. Macsregor.
as every one called him. we adjourned
to a little room behind the shop. sepa-
rated from It by = glass partition. the
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view through which was only partially
obscured by a number OF silver and
plated goods arranged OF shelves.
Our business was soon transacted
Mr.. Macsrego. handed me n roll OF
notes Of the British Linen C~ompany's
bank, some $500 In all. which l counted
n found correct. The foreman, who
had been attending to the horsy In
dividuai l have already referred to,
handed me Il fresh order In his masters
handwriting. 1 Mas pleased to see it
vas Il large ore. aud highly satisfied
with the business OF the day proceeded
TO my hotel.
] had "A good dinner and was Just on the
point OF retiring to lay room when there
was a knock at the outer door. and a
few moments after the waiter lookr in.
saying:
"A gentleman to see you, sir"
'Show the gentleman in"
But he did not require showing In. for
he followed close on the walters heels.
He came hastily forward II shook me
warmly by the hand. lie was an elderly
gentleman, whose long, white beard and
white locks gays lin a. very venerable
appearance. An elder OF the Kirk Of
Scotland, at least, l said to myself. lie
was trayel-stained and obviously very
agitatcd.
"Mr. Turner. ] am glad to have been
able To meet YOU" he said.
'Ies?" | replied interrogatively, for !
had no idea who he was.
MY names Observation-Disclosures OF
Stirling. Your principals know M well"
II assure o l ar, glad to see YOU"
/ replied. now shaking his hand I'm turn;
your name Is a familiar one In our
house. but" observing his emotion. II
hope there's nothing wrongr'
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II hope not. my young friend" he re-
piled, "at least nothing Dut what can be
amended. ! hope. May l ask II you
have sent off the notes you got from
my son today"
NO. | shall wait til I reach Edin-
burgh," said.
"Tltank heavens :" he ferventlv
calculated and hen burst into a loud
TT OF sobIing, the tears running down
his checks and over his venerable
beard.
"Mr. Turner he said. in a broken
voice and 1t intervals betwe-n his subs,
you see before YOU an old man he
has lived for over seventy years a
biamcless lie. respected ly everybody,
and vet my stray hairs are to br brought
down in sorrow II the grave. My son.
my son! Thank Goa. hls poor mothers
dead
I had come difficulty in prevailing
upon the Old gentleman to try TO re-
strain his agitation. ami at last man
aged TO get from HIM his sad story.
1t seemed that for some months past
a large number of forged notes. pur-
porting to be genuine drafts on the
b!''!SH 'H'''" 'o''Pa"S . o'"h' '"f
been in circulation, and people were
somewhat chary about receiving any
without the most careful examination.
When l heard this my hand moved in
stinCtlvely to my breast pocket.
Wal "A moment, Mr.. Turner said the
oil gentleman. MY son.. who was aa
steady and promising Il young nan us
you'll find in all the I.othians and Stir,
lingshire, too, has lately given way to
drink and horsc-racing and gambling,
/ have been suspecting for some time
that his money matters were not In the
best Of order. and ! don't like the look
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1t was my first circuit in the EN-
ployment OF IIinde & Cooper. wholesale
Jewellers and silvorsniths, OF Birming-
ham. My round was an extensive one
from Stirling, on the edge OF the Scot
tish Highlands. to Inverness, In the
North. l made the round twice u year.,
in April and October. travelling with
samples and collecting accounts, My
turnout consisted of a horse and trap
machine" they call 1t in the North-and
I made the journey In short stages. ant
altogether found the work very pleasant
n enjoyable.
/ was on my way from Perth to
Edinburgh on my southwark journey.
My calls were over, with the exception
OF one or two in Stirling and one in
Linlithgow before reaching Edinburgh,
my headquarters.
Can j see Mr.. Macgregor?" ! asked
= shopman as ! drew up at the door of
an obviously fourishing establishment
In the High street Of Stirling.
MI Macgregor's not in himself. Who
y 1t that's asking for HIM"
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ALL BECAUSE OF PRETTY ELLA.
Young Ruck Has Gone, but Nobody
Seems Anxious.

HAIRY Aus: %ock. who Just turned twenty
one, has not been So ~ lis father, John Ruck.
the owner of the Enns..r Fity-eishth street
and Ninth avenue. since TIC, :. His father SAYS
It's all On account Of pretty Tia S'vbold, who
used to live with her pareh's In the Hf1nsham
Till Papa Rnck discovered that his son was head
over heels in loyo with her, ahen he served n
dinrossass notice On the ~scybolds, and they moved
10 ltB West sixty first ST. Get.
Fila is a tall and dashine beauty, With sbon
hair and flashing black eyes. she hs. an equally
chsrniny sister Susie, and youus Len Barker,
tho prcscSipuop clerk n the Enhnshan, drug store.
seems toh4,r IN love With one 81 t'ohrtr OF the
rIrls and In league With both to di~romht the
Harry August Ruck came into a legacy q a
few thousand dollars on his last birthday. Then
he purchased u pistol. 81 Len Harksr snd the
duced q plain gold band ring. and insisted that
Miss Ella marry him right sway. .
cool on. and then she took his pistol away from
HIM. and sent him home. She says she had
Young wall street lawyer because ne had red
Ia S.''; and - s'n i, IGa'dp,. ' fsr pS of .%.rT +. Harm Sny
bs,,rr T in the ma mater o. rs,sI"sl stature: any
This trasi'comody happened on the night Of
oct. 8 rare Rnck tells the next charter. lie
ssS, shat Harry August rang him IN at > o'clock
thai, might. and that, using the apartment door
for q ,%slsphono. he told his son to rau around
drriTr ofncc hours neat day.
90 10 to your wife, shouted Euck. senior, to his
Debated ION At " o..ciork In he informing.
" i've got no wife; I'm no, married. " returned
The youth Hut Ruck. senior. closed the inter
view through the panel,sd door with the tuggcs-
ton about calllns during ofNcc hour, .. ,....
Harry has not been seen since. and his father
thinks h" has gone to Europe. lie scont at the
suggestion that IN, hrokcn.hc.rted youth has made
away with himself.
Ella and sdsie think II is an Hwfully good joke.
and speaking Of her love affair. Miss Ella says
~ cnurrc. I couldn't think OF marryirh a
red headed yoIng man. though he Ia a leader.
and was up NJ Albany IN the Legislature. A for
Leonard Barker snd Harry Ruck-ihey're so little
might run a thread through them nni wear
them as ornaments; watch charm. or bangles,
Anll hnnAu
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WERE CURTIS JURORS BRlBED7
Sensational story Circulated by =
Fan Francisco Paper.

So FRANCISCO, oct. l6 The Examiner pub.
fishes a four.cnlumn srtiric In regard TO tn" al.
iNrel hrihcry NJ four ircnhcrs ~ tho Jury In the
last trial ~ NJ T., turtia and the attempt nj
the briher7 to collect 5000 from Curtis under
threats Of violence. According 10 the story
Curtis has appealed to the Shcrir ~ Fresno
tounty for protection. eul Il d"rut. has been
assigned as his body guard.
The story, az told hy A;tcrnrg Wilson. who
defeHded trrtls. innI,ra'es King MrManus. n
notorious poliii"ian. and Senator william =
Dunn as tho hrihers. and T y Mafarlanc anil
e. s. tov AZ two Of the four Jur"ncn Nhp We're
to 10 hribel.
Mcrarlanc Is g. President of the california
Burinl case torpany. 10Y IL a ,icrk In tho Sc.
curltv Savings nank.
Wilson claims that Me pnus and Dunn claimed
s2. Ooo for hribirg ,icrari,nc end "a, and t,n
other Jurors, who's. Names thew would not dts
close, rnd claimei that Curtis hat authorized
them To 40 II. 'ur;'p denies THIS allegation.
M'Mrnus and Dunn deny all connection vl,h tho
AFFAIR
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~,ecrstpry was instructed 10 remind tho Manhattan
Lodge OF PlNstsrers, Norscshoers' Union No, !
and Typographical Union No. & Of these hoEcotts
the former unions to be requested To hold their
entertainments at union places. aud the latter to
nee that unicn rrcssmcn he employed at tie re-
%sn"ct!ve printing ofncts.
The General Convention Of Tradcs and Labor
tnionE, OF Sew Ntrk. Yesterday nominated the
following candidates Tor DELEGATES TO the Constitu.
tional Convention: Meyer Dampf, Louis Nollct.
NJ. Brown. u. Davies J. u. Lennon, Fred Jcn.
sen Edward Bllck. Robert Grove. Henry White
Daniel Harris. 4. Hcrsfelder. A Reichcrt. e =.
Reichert, charles if,sni ". Kelly, W. T. con.
molly, Joseph Tucker. J. u walsh. 2. Doyle,
sam Gompers. J Irckcl. e. Senate, II. Weis.
mann, Edward King. charles w. Stovor sam
nrtends Nj. Raphael, u. Rosenberg 5 ", ia
cohson, e. y. Adler. u. iianlon. i. Kelly, "
Mcisei. ". McGuiie, T.. Goldstelr, Thomas i,caiy.
II. Winston. Jacob u. Latter, George PATE, Sam
Kroner, II. W. uctg. Jacob White. David iiof.
mann. Sam bloom NJ, Goldberg, Sam Kaufman.
Never Levin. W, c. Lund George Marks, Joseph
cuivcrwcll, ]. ". Jones and Frank Fcrrcll 1t
IN expected that these candidates will he Endorsed
by the Peoples party.
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XVIII you be good enough to come
this way"
"No. | can't, ] shall he too late for
my train as 1t Is"
Your train will have 20 wait some
time"
what do You mean. and who are
you?'
"Dlnna craw so cruise" lie meant
Don't crow 30 loudly "It means that
I'm IL detective. and YOU must go with
me to the police office"
II was useless t. resist.
".AuythiuK YOU say may he used In
evidence against yoI." he warned.
pn our way TO the station he told me
that my t-u-puuud note Was II forgery
that other ui u similar Kind had been
in circulation. and that suspicion point
81 tu Inr as one of the gang uttcring
them. My southern accent was in his
eyes enough to justify any suspicious
of me. as the notes We're importations
from the other side Of the border.
told my story to the chief police Off
clal, the prucurator fiscal, but | could
see | was not believed. Inquiries would,
however. be made at birmingham and
stirling, The magistrate before whom
| was brought In the course OF the
morning, remaudcd me for a week. !
did not apply for bail, as ! knew no
me in Edinburgh except II or two
customers Of our house. and they had
urly my word for my Identity.
ON the NTH day Of my Incarceration
| Was told that some II had called to
see me. In n waiting room ! found Mr..
Hinde. young Mr.. Macgregor and an
old gentleman whom / did not know.
He turned out to be the young mans
real father. not the venerable swindler
Of Linlithgow.
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scIl my son cut OF the country. lie
richly deserves prosecution, but lc: me
beg Of Tou to have pity. not upon him,
but upon me-
| was really thankful to be able to
oIligc old Margr"gor. especially as 10y
doing So | saved myself further trouble
in the matter Of the forged notes. \
prosecution woull mean IA loss of time
und money. ana what would my -m-
ployrrs have thought Of my lack OF eau
tiun?
The old gentleman took his leave with
every rrUttstatipn OF gratitude. frrrcn'ly
assuring me that hr would rrm"mb-r
M" tlat nisht and many a night 10 come
a. th~ throne of race.
drove ia to Edinburgh next morning.
| !,tt the horse and tIAp at the livery
stable Naismllh had been In the habit
OF .SinG ana h,tuuk myself to a hotel
IN Princes street. Thence | wrote to my
principals. inclosing the notes that nov
seemed doubly precious. | rotaincl one
Of 10. as ] had still Il day OF two To-
spend IN town before my return to
Birmingham.
| happened, however. 10 set through
al my business that afternoon. II on
the following morning prepared to leave,
| had not lett myself much time to eaten
the train and was chatlnE in the dining
room ut the walters delay with the re-
crlptcI bin ari the change for my ito
note,
Was trying to soiacc myself with the
view Of the Waverlcy Monument. just
in front OF the hotel. when / heard
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Mr.. IJinda nrormad mo that T baa
sent him nearly ,sn worth of roryed
notes, and that he had arrov,v escancd
arrest himself on seeking IN cot chang.
for ono at Warwick hut f~ortunatcIv
mo i,r,iries from Edirbrrob mad be,ned
ia axrioir ,,ottors
IIa f,r,har ,o,I ,h. u
,aI -. =. rsu -
,',a,. ~ ra,aht
-
tam 80 -.
,n
a'', .'pp,
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PROFESSIONAL RUBBEk'S SUIT.
Defendant Sets Up That IT'S . Case
of Leg Pulling.

Altr-t y. Jaworower. OF room a. Pulitzer
nuilding. has brought an action In the Ninth Dis
'tirt Court on behalf OF Or. Franz Wiens. Of
iI9! Sc ond avenue. against JOIN ID. Gruner. q
s-IolG. krenrr at 1901 Lexington avenue. 70 re-
cover $50 FOR professional services. WieDs
claims thli on Nurh II urrn-r came to him and
rompls ,nei OF inability 10 use his right leg and
waited II pulled.
pr. MEMS. Instead Of pulling his leg. rubbed
it from Mara a tn Jun. ~. The Faiuon.hr-per
has been cured Hri IL ABLE To walk. he. how
ever. refuses 10 pa the Dortor's bili. and tlaims
ih.. the Doctor. not brlns satisfied with rUbhing
Li, lex. now wants IL pull IL. The ease Will
lie tried neat Friday.
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ACCUSES A s%OUBRETTs.
Young Mrs. Arnowsky Sues Her
Husband for Divorce.

SUIT has been brought for absolute divorce by
Ida srororshy. through htr ATTORNEY. Frank T..
lItppcl, Of a2s Broadway, from her husband. Isl
doe.
SIZE claims sh- was married at the city Hal,
by SILVER Dollar Smith in April. although
tcttEr: is twcnty.onc years Of age.
SIZE refused 10 be married after the Hebrew
custom. AID lsidorc's father would not allow him
TO live with her. She names ~ correspondent a
sonhr"ttc. nut does not know her name.
The defendant. through his attorney, OTTO Irving
Wis,. %: so broadway. denies the charges, lie
NAYS he loves his wife aud would he glad TO live
With her,
The suit is expected to como IN for Trial some
time this month In the supreme Court.
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BOAT CLUB HOUSE BURNED.
Detroit Men Lose Records. Trophie!
and Craft OF All Kinds.

DETROIT, Mi'E,. Oct. lG.-The club house OF
the Detroit boat Tub, on the northeast shore OF
lie he Isle Park, was totally destroyed by rre
MS morning. The club lost all OF its records,
trophies, shells, canoes and pleasure boats. 4
ssiIbodt that was inoored close 10 the club house
Was also DESTROYED.
two men In charge, Who slept In the building.
had to jump into the Detroit River to save their
lives.
The Clubs l0ss Is about SIC. 900. and indIvii-
L.l losses VIII aggregate s., GHO.
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Held .or Abduotinp a G,r,.

TtIIie Young. ~ 40 I:,s, ono Iindrci and
TNcnty.hrst street. was hold FOR tris, in tho
jefferson Market court to-day. She was arrcrtci
by AgcHt NulllSsn. Oi tn Cert. So"ioty. for
shdnrtinE Maud liruwr. tn" fourteen veg old
daughter. o. iohr llror y. Of 2l East Ons Hun.
1r"d and TNsnt'-rth street. and taking hrr In
y disorjcrly house IN Wooster strrr'. The little
Elrl Nnt Amt 10 Tho GrrrN En.lcl.'a rnnrna
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t.rCm pnCk.)
Nisitor-Sorry to find you here, old
chap: badly hurt"
paticnt-Yes. l am afraid I am:
heard the doctor say ] was 4 beautiful
ra 1p -
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Linden Park Races by PennsyIvRnia
RntIrOuG.

On rec uut Of n et IT Iirden Park, com
mpm" ng ,ht. III ana ron in.i y until Oct. IN In
e IL, We, except Sundry, I'll" Pennsylvania Rail
ro,d will run exclusion iruis 20 Linden every
race Gav, leaving New YORK ut ,.t', 1.tn and
]. 10 l.. NJ. Excursion tickets will lie sold fr IN
New York and Jersey City, not IL Guiding admiS-
sion to the races. for ~ cents for the rOnrd tr y.
Excursion tickets Tor the round "trip for genti--
men, including rdmis sion To the races, $l.5O; Tor
ladies', 81. ". -
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nounced oflcial corruption IN -BropRtyn
IN the most scathins terms. and de-
clared that each n Of Its million IN
habitants was responsible for II.
g.
the cleverest ouoit pitchers In the coun-
try, was beaten yesterday at Whites
grounds. In South Brooklyn. by James
McNetl. OF the Albion Club. New York,
by the score of n to n.
ored sports believe In standing by their
people. After to-night's performance
they VIII occupy a box at the. Central
Opera-Pcf,~, East Sixty-seventh street,
and >sH !tr the cake-walkers and water
melon eaters.
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SEE announcement special $l5 excursions 10
Chicago and return vim New York Central Oct. Is
and 10. ~.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
Unfurrishcd-Esst Side.

EON ST, h,- apartments, ~ . lIsht rooms 10
let: N1 y month, j%hni'rr On premises
,t.ENINslON FLATS. 1913 East i.rh II. single
ilais, ~ large Hight rphWS and bath. ~ and q,
dollars. prNH'" hall: hot water from steam
boiler: southern exposure; immediate" possession
can be- seen SundsN.
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LIEN lNtlbN \ 100 East itth II. single
dd Th,r; " ErIS",s sS, nu,I T"' h., " wn," "%'H from ,@ ' !,aa n,
can b, y, seen Sund, \"'"''' UNIV" '""'
LEXINGTON AVE, 2.6. near :Ith ~. Flats,
LEX S@TnT :" yIy' IA, ,"" ,or "", :wn :, Hand
,omr bachelor apartments; private baths. all
light nnl inrgc rOpri~.
Misc WE ~ hi.sgnt ! large I'fh,
80, 80.
'tRk Ny ni; " T., r..Tcrn sIi% nnI snIh ~," AS
n",m; pr''"'" "'"' r"'' VIZ Y" f!"' Inquire "'
m,rr 400 n. X, a.
rcit, eIS, 'IIpplT to WIZ. WIIi"HnI>N, 4 Wsssii
i5ih 81. / los F'M' i,nin" o. premises,
PHEASANT AVE, $40, between iI',h md llath
~ Elrssn, ns'' d roor'N, all night ren' HS'
,wr. W. ,. ~" ,,,, ,
= 'N w., 80 ',vLt l-.". NlNHtilun,A ~ .
"hhN>' E'"r, .,urrs rem rom -" NJ soc
~, y,
~. 30; also large stor' and q large MONS. SNn,
,losr,; elegant Inst dat, smnii inmiii"s, sis.
~ WE. rh.npcst rem, IN Tho civ: seven
dumb wniIcr, "uIy sI7 one hIocI iron, i0Gh II.
],'",l"n. 1900 "a ave.
r,r".s. i sstrtt' nmnmmip ''"''"n' ~ improve
ltIi' 81. 80 LAST GHrnitnnn \ handsome
uii, " rooms GUNNER 'rlrnnrinI>' mirrors
'zrm =. ~ GAsn.. nesy .!gyys,,n, sanaTe;
r.nn, ",. sd tn w "n Uni i" +" ini, ~, IN mt' VIZ wm !
'Uo' IN''iiA N s'' "F""""h! '2r'"r -2"H,:
ED 81, .'S EANT,h Nery. hrndSrmc flat. pr
vote. q rooms and large bathroom: rent 80.
JOHN nT"tn.
2iIll ~, - EASE sr'"nd ho"r' 1--WE large
ts.l t"ol''' go
kitchen. SiotpS 80
:.;n ST.. .Wi E~AST-Nio, door, :; rooms. si0;
uirr uuurtm, Mt. 4 rooms. SII 80 iISuIn
:iiru 81. "3I EAST. ljiat ur aiy rrons, wash.
N!h,, closet. door. oirucU. UuUsrirnprr
corn 81, III EASE, urur I.ut. ave. A single
hat uf 81 rooms, steam heated, ali intprnVr.
mnnts: strictly DrIyutr block pIr,rrntIv ,ler,,.
rated; new holNr. q, NICHOLAS, liSI iroad.
way, near i9d st., or Ianitur.
4.D ST.. ses ~EAsT-rlrso Moor and base,ncnt; 7
,,,,. nd nan I,r.. Jin,,.- -, - :
trp Laundry
ARR 81 ~ kI S.,,.I ,n,, II, ,,n,
h"'l,, rent, ST.: Wnl I've rented to adults Only.
| Apply, I" WM. hEhluhN. oW"si I'm 81, from
! TOOL VI.
Attn ~, ~ EAST, second dat. ) r"oms.
lhahltt ihIfr"r, :iuig', Improvements, sl'; seen
0'h"hN' $50
''n.n "a; ~ 49, ,,n' LN',diiri'r tA,tn
.,"nl,, I',",ui. ,,,rT,.,," IL, .'It MN, w. -,
LII r,.ns",ui rp'' %uul~~ i,niinr ~ m, i,. a
Irwin. id7 Ft>t ;sti 81,
DIST 81, $40 FAST single Moor. ,hr-, lxLi
brirnoiiis. gas hNturr> and uar,iiob": ~ Ier
month.
,yTU so ma l,Sr Wan NAM ~
,uAi,MlNH ei\nl.E fiArs. HAND
! ~DMEI.l DECORATED, lil,ili SIuoP,
BROW -~IbSE FRONT AZ T. DNiN 1
lAMlLIE> N liulSE: SL-tRrk ALI iIGlIT
'"",Mn MNp nA,l' n', 'l..i.in ln'pn. rih,nts;
kni,Iy ~, ON u,.,. "nlr,,' a:si W,SI hi ''"''
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al1H ST, iH2 EAST Extra vide slargr, light
rooms, frcscoed, &c. private halls. mRnicl
mirrors, sc, stI 20 TO ST.. John Miller. sll;h
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IHIp 81. l8; tASI, SEN rooms aud bath; all
improvements; rent slS; tree rem, until Nov. Is.
lnafH 81. M EAST farior funr aud base
mcnt. private house. all conveni"n'cs, yard SIS.
loSTit ST. 20 EAST-siX rooms and bath all i'm
movements. rent SIS.
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The American Football Association
opened its series Yesterday at Americus
Park. West tlobokcn, with a game" be-
tween the tentrevillc \. c., Of Eayonne,
and the Americas eleven. Tho Latter
won by a score of > Goais to l.. Moro
than LEGO spectators were present.
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VII ST. 2lp y "2I WEST. near 9Th ave.
Nors drnninnl" hsIs o, y rooms nSt,: newly
mcnts: stationary tubs. ranges and ice- boN. q.
NICHOLAS, lls:I Broadway, near I'D st., or
janitor.
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lplb ST. 24i FAST. Il or 4 rooms. newly FIN
iSl"d 81 up; modern improvements: near str-
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DIST ST. 10 EAST. Elegant steam. heated fats:
selnct locality. reMt stl 10 SlS.

arH ST, Id ~EAST-Genteel furnished apart
mcnts 10 genteel people having satisfactory ref
ramona rant Syk Ia, lpp
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lnjrH 81, no EAST. To let. M Hat. I nire
MONS, all improvements, 10 small family:
hnusn siricflN nriAnlE-
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lcsTlI ST, 1sS EAsT-tis to So: Mats. s and 6
rucms and hath all improvements. lsrx" l,xht
rooms. perfect order; near |. station, halls have
hcsn rcfitcl with new carpets.
lnfTII ST, ?l1 EAsT-Ihoirr Nat Of nrr rooms.
With improvements, SIS. let To n family NJ
,.As
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18th st, III EAsT--3 or 4 rooms; newly
painted; 81 up: modern improvements: near
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ETH ST. ~ wEST-r.sirshl. second and third
fHts. eight ,args rooms sni bath: newly
decorated: ch ,iSest location in retail district,
i'm n,rdI.t. nossasxi,n
The evening world., 1893-10-16

Brooklyn preachers are keeping up the
crusade against the Mi .cLell-Corbett
meeting at Concy l,'aGl in December.
and another blast against legalized
prize-fghting WAS delivered yesterday
from the pulpit of Plymouth Church by
the Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott. He de-
The evening world., 1893-10-16

10TH ST. l0s WEST, near It'll ave. Six iishS
rooms: all improvements: s+O. Jewell.
18TH ST. nj WEST. First and fonrth fat n
six eNtr large rooms aud bath. all improve-
mcnts; to respectable families: rent ~. aud $40.
18TH 81, l42 " Est. Apartment Serond floor:
three nice extra light rooms; respectable family:
The evening world., 1893-10-16

Fifteen men started in tha opening
Cr~oss-country run Of the setsJn held 10y
the Prospect iiairicrs Yesterday from
Si%ty-tifth street and Fourth avenue,
brooklyn. The course was fOtl: and a
half miles. and WAS laid along the Sea
Beach road over the hill through ben
sonhurst and return. TIE runners I'm
we'll together. L. II. Whit!atrh
came in first in - minutes - seconds.
i, J. Leonard was second AMI X. j..
Goodwin third.
The evening world., 1893-10-16

s4TH ST. 43a EAST Elegant top fat, Srooms,
bath, So to nice family. excellent ncighbor'
hood. lnnitor.
S5TH 81, NO EAST Five large, light rooms.
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OATH ST, l3N EAST single HAT, X light, sunny
rooms; inst class ieighborhOod: rent S'I.
18TH ST. IJn 10 lB1 EAS1--ju nov buildings, y
and 4 ropn,s, decorated nnge, boller, tubs. DC. /:
wide street; near Lexington ave; high, healthy
lo,ntioh. .TanltOr.
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1iTH 81, 2l2 WEST. A very pretty furnished
first floor hijou apartment Ia family Of two aud
servant: everything new: cross tevr cars pess
the door: wide street and electric light: rent 800,
or will remove furniture and ron, unfurnishcd at
SD: rrllnhle raferfhrcs required.
The evening world., 1893-10-16

mandcd by the owners Of Hampton Pari.,
Springfield. rov the annual Yale-Har-
ward football game. and declares that
the price Is eNtortionate In lsS, ths
ard the two following years 800 and
$500 respectively.
Although the ngdre has teen lowered
to $500, and the gift of thirty tickets In
the lest section of the mandstand.
Harvard still holds out, aud there Is
considerable doubt that the game will
be played his year at s;prir Sfeld.
BROOKLYN preachers are keaDing up the