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Dcnth ut LukeyiIle.

Furrninyton, Mimi. Special, April 81
Mrs A. NJ. Brarkrtt died yesterday at Lake
vile Of npnpleNy. Mrs. Hrarkctt was one OF
the earliest settlers In I.akeville, moving
there. in 1865;
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u,. nd u,~.. u,.t,.

st. Vincent. Mimi, Special. April 25.The
Red river is rising at the rate of one incl
per hour The Ice Is breaking up, ana is tx
pcctcd very soon to begin running. There
IS much snow on the prairics yet. and nc
spu OF seeding
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u.ill Helm nis.rII

Washington. April 25.--lt is stated on
semi official authority today that W. Duff
IIaynie of South Dakota. who has been an
unsuccessful applicant for several offices,
will be appointed first assistant postmaster
oar
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The Commissioner OF the General
Land Office recently rendered decision
IN the case OF Humphrey VS.. Hoffman, in
volving a tract OF land adjoining the
townsite Of Faulkton, county seat Of
Faulk county, s. D., which has been IN
litigation for about ten years. The land
was formerly held as a tree claim by one
Gerould, who was contested by Hoffman.
The case was taken to the Secretary Of
the Interior on appeal by Hoffman and
BY his decision Hoffman contest was ne
nstated and returned for trial and
Humphreys held subii.ct to it.
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Churred Wi,h Defnlcn,i,u

Tower. Mi.,n.. Special, April 25.-Josepb
Cappo, booikr.prr for the Iron Range Brew
ing company. WIS arrested to-day oii the
charge of dcfalcntinus amounting tu SIii 80.
The money is sail I" have been lost at ro,,.
lctte and craps.
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Faribault MIMI. Special, April 22.--The
Rice County Anti-Horse Thief association
has been reorganized. with George NJ. Gil
more. president: II. NJ. Matteson. vice pres
ident; Robert Nee. secretary; Hudson VIII
son. treasurer.
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Died of smallpox,

Winnipeg. Man. Special. April 2o.-The
lad who arrived here last Friday with small
pox died in quarantine to-day There are
no other cases.
United States Consul Taylor is consider
ah!y i.I,i.rnvl-l
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noston to III. Rcscuc

Boston, April 25.-At meeting of the
clearing association. which includes all the
national banks in this city. it was voted
to-day that each Should give half its reserve
gold in exchange for legal tender notes.
This sum- 1t is sail will amount to between
SS.UlO.laW and SGUtu,OtN.
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Faribnult. Mimi. Special. April 25.-Jo-
seph l'lcckcnstcin nf this city has II Ger
man Catholic Bible which Is :sOJ years Old.
1t weighs fourteen pounds. He values 1t at
$500 1t is to be sent to the worlds fair.
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EuiIure nj Tower

Tower, Mimi. Special. Aprl! 25.--John ].
Murnrk Il Co. hiv. made an assignment
to Charles Mcnamara. Liabilities about
$24UUU; assets estimated ut 5000.
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More Trouble, ut Hull.

Hull April 2:1.-Another incendiary fire
WAS started NJ Il timber dock to-iayA Riot
ous crowds still ill the streets and is.yeral
fights occurred.
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Will Help Distribute weather

Washington, April 25--Secretary Morton
has appointed Mai. x. II. T. Dunwoody as
assistant chief of The ~ea;he. bureau vice
Mai. S. s lockwood. resigned. 10 take effect
Yay l. Mai Dun Woody has been connected
with tine weather bureau fur many year,
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-29
Died ut Hudson.

Hudson. Wis. Special, April -. Mrs.
Fred Nyr died to-day of purrprra fever.
Deceased has been Il resident of Hudson since
childhood
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-29

New York. April 22.--The Herald's Val
paraiso correspondent telegraphs: "El Mer-
curio says that Minister Egan has decided
to resign and will not await Mr.. Porter's
arriva! TO relieve him."
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Died mt Chamberlain.

Chamberlain. S. D., Special. April 22.-The
wife Of State Representative Louis Smith died
here to-day. Deceased leaves Il large family
OF small childrn, the youngest one week
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North Dakota Breeder.

A. D. Parker is one OF the most enthu-
sinstc and successful sheep raisers in
Foster county, North Dakota and the
following report will show that he has
cause for his enthusiasm:
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H W. BATE8.
Attorney at Law,
srATEB ATTORNEY, STARK COUNTY.
ORes ct Coa1t Housa.
DICKINSON. NORTH DAKOTA.
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An EXODUS FROM CHICAGO,
Invalids Ordered to Escape the
New Years Eve Clamor.
Tin Horns in Other Years lave
Driven Patients TO Insanity.

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The regular yearly
exodus of patients afflicted with nervous
diseases will begin to-day. They leave
Chicago to escape the tin horn and COW
hell brigade which infest the city on
New Years eve, and render night hide
Gus. The number ordered on a pilgrim
age to the country this year is greater
than ever before. 1t includes In addition
10 the nervous invalid3 of mature years,
a large number of delicate children.
Doctors have been accustomed to send
a number of patients ava from the
city during the Fourth of July celebra-
year or two that the growth Of the
custom of ushering the Old Year out
with tin horns has rendered the same
thing necessary during the holiday week.
The physicians, especially those who
make a specially Of nervous diseases.
are %unsparing in their condemnation Of
the authorities for allowing such a ub-
hub on the streets at any time, and par
ticularly in the midst of the night. Sew
eral OF them expressed the opinion with
out reserve that many critical cases
were erndered hopeless every year by the
noise on New Years Eve. Instances
we're driven nto insanity and delicate
children made victims of st. Nitus's
dance by the noise of horns.
Chief of Police Brennan says extra
men will be placed on the night force,
and 1t is expected that from 20 to SO per
cent. more arrests will be made on New
Years night than usual.
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4iTH ST, lI3 W. Nicely furnished large 4
small rooms; southern exp sure rates mode rate,
45TH 81, lOl W. Furnished rooms. large h
small, connecting; al. convenienccs; bath, heat
45TH ST, II W.-PrivAte family; rooms large
d small, sunny K costly furnished.
46TII ST. 1896 W.-lIandsomely furniShel large
sunny hall room; use OF bath private family
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nlST 81. ng5 W. Furnished rooms for gentle
men or light housekeeping: prices way down.
2aD ST. 2d0 W. Nicely furnished rooms, large
a small; MISC rarlnr.
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10TH ST. 1873 4. -Pnrior floor, large 4 Email
rooms; German table; furnace heated; Table
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DIED

OIEO
BERGER. CECILIA. beloved wife of Morris Ber.
ger.
Funeral takes place Thursday at noon from
residence 50 Attorney st.
CECIL AT Summit. \. j.. on Wednesday even
ing, Dec. ~, FRANK F. CECIL, son OF the late
John r. Cecil, in his 49th year.
Funeral services at his late residence on Sat
urday. Dec. so, on the arrival of 8 A. NJ.
train from the foot of Barclay and Christopher
SITS. Interment Mt convenience of family.
Please omit flowers.
CLAUSEN.- On Thursday. Dec. %, after a lin
geing Illness, HENRY CLAusES, JR., in his
56th year.
Relatives and friends of the family are In
vited TO attend the funeral services at his late
residence, 10 East 18th st. on Saturday, Dec.
30, at o 80 O'Clock A. NJ. Please omit
flowers.
loved son Of Thomas and Rosie Ennis. father
ofThomas and Margaret Ennis and brother of
Eliza Kecler, of Waterbury, Conn. native of
Ballinakill, County Kildare, Ireland.
Kildare and Dublin papers please copy.
GIBBONS. On Dec. Is, 1893, JAMES +. CIR
BoSS.
R~c'a.ives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from his late residence,
S4 Newark ave-, Jersey City, on Saturday,
Dec. 81, at o. 80 A. NJ, then to st. Johns
Roman Catholic Church, where a solemn high
mass will be celebrated; also Royal Arcanum.
Excelsior Council No. 2O6, and Merchants
Protective Union are invited
HAGAN. On Wednesday. Dec. 27, PATRICK
ARTHUR HAGAS, aged IS.
Funeral from his late residence. 41S West
Goth ST., saturday, Dec. so, 2P. NJ. Inter.
ment Calvary.
HAYES. On Dec. p, HARRY 7. HAYES, aged
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GREENE AVE. 1882. near Myrtle ave. Brook
lyn-ln private house, y rooms, with bath,
range, carpeted hall. staircase; all modern i'm
rent 80.
It'll AVE. DS-7 rooms Il bath, ~ GARFIELD
place, 1913, 7 rooms 4 bath, S22; Prospect
place, 30, x rooms 4 bath, $40; Union ST.. o27,
q rooms l. bath, S22; all improvements; steam
heat. PETER j. BltADN agent,
TO LET LATS-T secure choice Of apartments
in the Riverside apply now; a few weeks later
hundreds of people will call for apartments x
cannot be all sunlight rooms: fire
proof stlircases; separate watei-ClCsetS; sink h
tub for each apartment: large private park, &c. ;
rents II. 60 10 ~ per week; send for Illustrated cir
culnr. Agent Riverside, 70 JuTi,lcmOn st, B'klyn.
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Goodwill & Interest tor Sale.

a. . 3. 80.
bNhhkN tbit rark ave. nroOk.
iNh; no agent.
BREWERY AGENT ia Nj. nIl las, sinh .,
offers liJupr stores, Snlonns IN GOOD n,isiu,ss iu.
%cAiiilrS' tar" chances.
CAFE ard r,s,n,rnn, ~ ma. ho., i,,,iL,,. t.,
iInrirn,, ,nrier n,, IIrr,ni, Nv vs. W., ", W., i nm
], NNIF doI itrn,JyNy """' '"'"'' "'"''
IASDN ,,b,,,, orl ,,.,r .,,r, ,o.,u. ,.,,
MOD, mi" I,Ii ~ i1l e., jill, !, ""' 'i''
r,xuN ma, .,.,n .
80 4, "l' 'EWi S,ni.j aNl'N com anu wool
r,n ~ .,,',. a,, ,' w. W."
v,',t' ~ y W." w 'N'I' ,ui N'i' 'l'"N 'h'H
WIN III" "S'h'N' 49, N'N' -"th 81
NlultE Tor sale: an old established place.
Eio' hhhl ST. no aHeu's.
CONFfCFlONERN n Stationery h newspapers;
near l. station; must he sold ut once, CLEAR
Eoh' 20 ave
nOWNlOWN corner liuuor slorc. west SIDE, C-
Wv" -'3'"''' pI"NTIG"V,.ti nin w. ~.
$500 - =" 70
inriDo,, hninii,,N ~ , WV '",r Wv I'",",'''
utl No., III y ''''' ''''' N'"'
w. =
4 ~ & - { IL MN NEhIF I-L
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Ono Time, coo. pr hnr. Second Tine, Hc. pr
Inc; Hird and Subsequent Times, l5c. per line
No Giyu chdr1, on sundays
No NTR CHARGE FOR TT-Advertlsements
for The World may he left ut any American
District Messenger Once In the city, where the
charges Will be the same as those at the main
nfAnn
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L. a. lINDE.

100 West aIth ~, corner hruadw"y, makes a
~spprIaltv of teaching persons to dance VINO have
attempted end failed 10 learn al other academies
waltz and latest fashionable nant', lloI"uRhlg
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge. open daily, - \, NJ, 10 IL 4, M.
FERNSNDU'S ACADEMN,
Ig2 East 5Sth ST., bank building; prices reduced
classes now forming, private lessons, any hour,
ii; waltz and all the new dances taught rapldlyi
rnCrpilou ever Tucs19V CNcni'r.
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TnE WORLD. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20. 1888
For Sale.

h. a. a. -. -.
bAkBER FIXTURES, . chairs, oak case, 5NsO
mirrors, reyoly,ng ,cup.case, Be, rs good as
naSmnAsNS u new and second. hand store
- hESttN. 255 las, I4th st.
il. AZ, o, hc,Sr'S pmyuimatic, $40 Flyer y
I,iJii ,ES' u.vin' n,tgbllS' from 30 10 $50.
,oar ~, IA ~ :. iin'ni'''h va To- W tst 2bd ST.,
BICYCLES boys, girls and adults hIcyclcs at
less than cost Of manufacture. lil W. ltusI Vt
hand store fixtures, counters, showcases coffee
mus, mirror front tea Cnddies. butter boxes,
N3t'ceLh ig REDUCTION now counters aud shelving.
.." ~ -''''''c Of
by1 tables, complete; pool at SiLi; combination
WS,o "i"''iNS 60, 81 Nchcrmcrhom ST.,
n,IVA,,";
BlILlA RlS. POOL. Wagner. sanford A Rink.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES factory, ~ Great Jones st. near
hand, all, makers, cheap.
haii'iA ltd,i poor ana combination tables; new
h"'n' RnrcSrE rTSvlnIrI ,,,.,a,,
' !" ir' NfIb' iVo faSt Sth 81
hhIandiAmm I'M p1ol tables. nrM aud second
inn m", "a Su ,ii ",th VI bat'h9iai lui,h cnsll
l4th 81.
neutrality-suspicious. for saIe. mar, ar .,,ir a ,1,
niture; urrirbt ,i,nn NV ,Ibrnss " III tnt IIo,ith
90 W"si 1ad Il" p""o' Nu"r'Ss ii-iieai'h'
cAsu
T. az 49,, hl.H, Nhllohhl lhnsnn and
hiuss, Soo up repairing ANA supplies 40
- DESKS Ann op,,,,L i,pxIr,-pp-
-N' HNb prfl'E 'hNlll hr-
oa,h', noi'u uhk roii-top uesk' Sib 'o' send LOT
EMpiRE Diisk ~ Ana proadrar
exchanged, large o,ian,ities; arcemm"datitnn
offered at 90 Liberty 81.
nj ,,a,,L.s L-I. -, a...
representative will call With samples,
JOIIONNOT BltO 81 Maiden lane.
FOn sAtE- rirx, ,,nrtro,,o Of ,u,n -, !, ,arn, -,
Bper cent, Inquire nj WM. tERUARD'S 90
summit ST., West IIoboken, n, j.
FIJI SISuIN Ma -, ,,.,,. r..Lh.. ,,.. AMI
u, i,ooin" hneiH iuTnl>neu huuse, nlet'
ing: reason removal ir"m, ritv' Las rnn hc
made. Address 4. s, h., IL East 2is st. "
MlSltAL hon, new, ~ tunes, harp attach
pnlal!si COST SD; sell s3n; heen money. .3o
NI.SIT n6vIS Va, ,,i.. ,,,,a. .,,..,,,a,,
fopp sS5ss"s uLWWMW NS""hhrnmn Ia, 't uv".i r"st 80 "a, sen
:. - : IA ''oi'' i''h' y.
NEWLf FURNISHED. FIVE ROOM FLAT for
'"'c' everything cWW,np.utc; WY uh'nT;.
.---" rN7''->' eos "'H' OWN u
ONERCOAT (gent's), tur- lined, mink trimmings,
AZ bust almost new; cheap. Call lUi West 2ith
~, x"tsnSa;
fiaNo' ISL; also new upright. Slou nehllhon "
Music House, ~ west 2dh ST.. near brondwnN,
PRINTERSl must sell @ cylinders, iobl.rs. cut.
ter. 10. 900 pounds type, separately: monthly
payments: open 10 to l o'clock. Printing Office,
4OS East 18th ~.
iers crorkery r mtfssm, inns saI rnnyc 'ihn rnIiiers in ~
HOY l5O Wooster II "' '7' ~ N
-. .-.m
hroikn,,s ! ",tiice .',d hnr.n snf.ss. cI,n.n' paw"
~ l. NJ. MDSSMAN' ~ Maiden lime
-, sI-
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MARRIED.

MILLER-wILLET. AT Bloomfield, Nj. Dec.
25, by Rev. c.. A. Cook, CHARLES s. MILLER,
OF Brooklyn, to JESS 7. wILLET OF bloom
field.
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He SAT on A POLICEMAN.
Martin Delaney Also Used His Teeth
on Forester.

Policeman John NJ. Forester Of the
Charles street station, had a rather pep
perry time arresting Martin Delaney last
night. Delaney opened a stable door at
794 Greenwich street at about IL o'clock
and was going in when Forester stopped
him.
Delaney could give no satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION for his presence, and Forester
arrested him. Then the prisoner started
In by tripping Forester. He sat on him,
pummelled him and kicked him. Finally
he concluded by biting Forester on the
cheek. He also tried to bi,c the police
mans finger off, but only succeeded in
biting the setting out of a ring.
Forester had to go to st. Vincent's
cauteriZed.
In jefferson Market Court to-day De-
laney said he was twenty-eight years old
and lived at 779 Washington street, and
that he drove a coal cart. He was held
for trial.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnished-East Side.

LEXINGTON AVE corner 1854 81. : large,
sunny r""inSi nnthToom; perfect order every
rooms; clcNn house -. 81. Slh lnniior lnnIU.
7rm 81. ~ =. Apartments; y u I rooms:
all light nicely painted.
18TH 81. HSj. EI5 4 W. r.. between LIST h I'd
heaters 4 decorated ceilings; all improvements;
$40. Jnnitor.
18TH 81, Gas r. Rent free to Jan. 10; hne
apartments, NIL improvements, to let, cheap
42D ST, $50 r.. = room flats, With Nil improve
mcntS; good order. Inquire ON premises.
62p 81, !. Handsome single Hats. o rooms &
itor, sis H. 0'nARA. llAa2d ave.
1Trll ST, 2ao 4. Apartments y nr ! rooms,
nicely arranged improved elegant location.
sOrn 81, lIS y. Elegant light iln', u rooms.
bathroom; perfect order; all conrrntcnccs; $40.
Jarltur.
9TH At, l52 4. Extra wide. : large, llrht
rooms: every convenience perfect order; prl-
vatr n heated halls; ceilings \ wallis handsomely
irrscu"d $50 To So. 30 JOHN MILLER, Sli
81 ave.
llUrH 81. ia5 I. -lmproycd apartment Of .
rooms, ~, good location. Apply jnnitor.
month 4 moving Tree, sIT, SIS. Ianitor
unturnishod West Side.
PERRY ST., 1877 i rooms and hnth, modern
improvements; newly built; reduced rent
JHnitOr.
FERRY \. Is-pcsimblc ! rooui fats nj re
dur"d rcntSi newly decorated. See jnnitor.
WANERI.Ef PLACE, l02 Elegant D room flats
with all improvements: iarlur floor. dioons,
81; ianitor.
9TH AVE-. GSd Flcgun, floor. u rcoms range.
boiler, tubs; closet hot, cold water
I'll AVE, 3o, ;loi, .27th 81. Handsome flats,
. r"cw n, \ nnIml Isn;,a, ed 81. 81 ''fm,; new
"'' ""' "' nEEKMANS.' W,,
10TH 81, 22s W. Elegant flats, 4 large light
rooms. newly pnpcrcd; $40 TO SIS House
keeper.
18TH 81. AlG. near 9Th ave. Il, 4, light rooms,
second. floor; improvements: halls heated;
33n ST. Ill ". apartment . rooms, ull light
all Improvements; rent Sli. Jnnitor.
-36Tu 81. 3I6 WEST
HEATER, &c., aa2; also n"S"m"nt' $40
18TH 81. 2l5 W. block from broadway Hand
ns sH%I Il a.. nat u "R"' rooms bathroom steam
AID ST I W .,ApartmCnts & rooms $40 $40
80 monthly. Inquire - w. An II.
45TII ST.. a1S- 3GD W, between Sth h 9TH nvcs.
Handsome flats, 4 . ligh; rooms, decorated.
combination bath; halls heated new house,, SIS,
S24. 80 Jnnitor.
4.1H ST. 442 Va elegant light ruOms; i'm
provcmentS; fine neighborhood; rent sld, sls;
seen any time.
4s1H ST, GAG W. Beautiful fiat, 1lHrgc rooms
4 bah: newly painted 4 decorated rent low.
rooms, pnrlur, = bedrooms, kitchen, bath.
SOD ST, 53J TO 537 W. small families: desir.
able Broom apartments light, painted $40.
to $ll.jO
looT1I ST, Il w.o,tNew apartmen!s; induce
mcnts to small families; hot water; Sll, Sl3.
HATH 81, 3uS VIZ rooms Il bath, gas logs:
all improvements SAC. Hafner, BLOW. IAN s.
lnUTH 81, 3O4 W. -Benutiful large light rooms
5roCm and bath, S2l.
l2lSr 81. 224 W. Elegant single flat, steam
heated: : rooms and bath; excellent location
so. JanitoE
ELEGANT b& o rooms BATH, SO, s25. CrL-
WEIR, $50 tolumbus ave, 03d st.
Unfurnished - North OF iasth Street.
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

4TU AVE, iO7 I.Arg" uniumlshcd front room
on hrst floor; also hall nom.
IpTU 81. 3}O W. Large unfurnishei connect
ing rooms: private house; also furnished rooms;
hoard optional.
.3p 81. S41 ". A large front room to rent. un'
M. El,g. also "a IA cm"nt,
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A LITTLE FL, daintily furnished In white
4 gold viii rent or sell: easy weekly Lymcnt
nothing down, immediate possession. fi.AuH,
AZ W, I'D II.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Z. room light fiat
SO per month. Apply Borcher's, lhrd Is way,
| HAVE many more furnished Hats than any
ono IN The business and can probably suit sou.
FIAGhi $40 furnished fats, 242 W, Dbl n,
LADY can furnish fine HAT .cuutrSD; manage II
drsirrd: light terms, Rare Chance, box 800
World, uptown.
PART or LARGE FLAT. furnished housckeep
crate. PROFESSOR, "a ", i3d 81.
THREE n four room flats, iully & completely
furnished for housekeeping Morrison, agent,
sos 7th ave.
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MISS McCABE'S

DANCING ACADEMY; Glasses nov forming at
~ Fast 18th ST., between 9th ave. and broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening private les
sons, any hour, 81; waltz gl9rtui"'d n Pm
waite lessons, -; I lessons, 81, quarter, ~ les
SONS, 50; lady aud gentleman assistants.
REtE PilONS WEDNESDAY AND SAItR-
"a EVENINGS; SEM For CIRCULARS
beginners at any time. bay or ey"nIilF.
special and Individual attention gwen To those
learning the waItZ, alao the new aud fashionable
dances, including stage. fancy and character
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23D n. 443 Large front room, sl4 couple;
smaller room, $40; each folding he'd: vacancy
for yOnng lady. s.: good board, good heat.
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PARK AVE, S6l-LArge square & small room,
connecting; corner house; - per week; board
optional.
81 AVE, 1874. near 18th Neatly furnished room,
or = respectable working men, with or without
board.
ITH AVE, lG2, accommodates working ladies,
gents. with good board; home comforts good
fires, ~, 80 To 81.
4TH AVE, III, opp. Cooper nion-Furnishe
rnoms; good substantial board; English cook
ing -. 5oup.
ITu ST, rs Large front h hall rooms, with
board, for gentlemen, -. so 4 -.
9TH AVE, 2I-Wtth board, large, sunny room
on ID floor, with trst'clsss accommodating.
9TH ST., SO y. Large, small rooms, well fur
nlshed: good board comfortable home gentle
! men, -; ladies'. ~.
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"4TH ST. Dag W. Nice large rooms; frSt-claa1
board heat: Sll up, for two; halls, =. 90.
24TH ST. .35 ". Rooms, with board, near Broad
way: also table boarders accommodated
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Boarders Wanted.


nth ST., 20 r.. Very desirable large roozn1
smaller one; warm, attractive house; table en-
Cellpnt. reicrpncpS ~" MN
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west Side.
10TH ST.. 20 h ~ W. Large and small rooms.
nicely furnished moderate terms,
10TH ST, 425 W. ~. 30; neatly furnished
single room tn dn'et. respectable person; refer.
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Boarders Wanted.

one Tine, zoe. per lire Second Tine, nc. per
ltr<: Third and Subsequent Times. l5c per imS
No ertrd charge on sundays.
NO EXTRA CHARGE y Acknowledgement
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Once In the city, where the
charges will be the same rs those at the main
,Nl.A
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26TH ST. 4S W Table board and service un-
surpassed: breakfast, : to 10. 80; lunch. lZ3O
10 =; dinner, u TO 4: meals served ut residences
]. Anderson, Caterer.
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2lST ST., 2l2 w. Large rooms. handsomely fur
nished sunny exposure excellent table; tefm1
moderate; table fOari. ~
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23D ST. 900 W. = Desirable large and hall rooms.
with good hoard. f
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Sl25 SEAL JACKET. Strimmed black lamb,
good ds new, $T5. MUELLER, World Agency,
TOS Columbus ave.
10, 600 CIRCULARS 81: /, 600 cards, 81; bills of
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The above military comedy drama will
be presented at the Opera House, Mon
day next. January 10TH The story OF
the play runs through the late war and
deals with the escape of Union officers
from the celebrated Libby Prison. It's
first production at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre. New York, was stamped with
success, there not being one adverse crit
icism by the New York papers The
scene in the third act when the Uuion
prisoners escape from Libby Prison by
means of an underground tunnel is an
exciting and realistic representation
The tapping of the military telegraph
wires, sending dispatch To army head.
quarters carries one right to the scene of
action. The bugle call, prancing steeds,
marching and counter marching of
squads of soldiers are all given with
correctness and accuracy OF detail The
sensation is relieved by pretty love
story which runs through the play and
there is plenty of comedy. The cast is a
carefully selected one, every character
being taken by competent person. In
every particular 1t will be given as at its
first production.