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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-28
NOW UNDER CONTROL.
DR.. Bullard Reports on His Visit to Ans
oondn and Butte.

DR.. Bullard Reports on His Visit to Ana
oondn and Butte.
County Physician Bulls,d returned from
Anaconda and Butte yesterday. whore he
was sent BY the county commissioners to
look into the smallpox epidemic. He said
yesterday that after careful invcstiaation
hs found there had been thirty -four cases
In Anaoonda, of which four had died. eight
had been discharged. two were sick now.
and twenty we're convalescent. There were
no new cases under obse vation. and he be.
lieved the disease was now under control.
He said that Anaconda was now under
splendid sanitary condition.
Az Bate be found that there had been
eight cases: three had died. three were sick
and two had been discharged. In Butte
also he believed the disease to be under
perfect control. He found. however. that
Butte Was in q very bad sanitary condition.
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Bouxh. by the Great Northern,

YANKToN, S. D., July 27.-Is is stated
positively that the Great othern railway
has purchased the Sioux City Il Northern
railway, also the Sioux Falls Yankton Il
Southwestern railway, now under constiuo-
tion. Mr.. Hall has nlso announced his de-
cision to cross the Missouri river At Yank-
tom and proceed southwest with his railway
next wear.
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The Woman Came Rack.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. July N.-Edward
Roseman, a ST. Louis real estate man, who
has been receiving treatment at the Wan
watosa sanitarium. was found in the woods
near that village this morning with a bull
lot In his head. He was still alive. He
hired buggy and took young woman out
riding last evening. The woman brought
the horse back to the stable without Rcss-
man, he police are now looking for her.
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FOR GRAND LARCENY.

A jefferson County Man Brought to Hell
ena for Trial.
A complaint WAS made before Justice L..
Bramble. at East Helena. on July II. charR-
ing john Cox and Richard Vaughn with
the larceny Of dark bay mare from Mitch
ell gulch. in Jefferson county. The COM
plant charges that the animal was brought
into Lewis and Clarke county and branded
X. V. with three circles. The complaint
was made by William Evans. Cox had a
hearing before Judge Hunt IN the district
court. After the hearing County Attorney
Nolan filed an information charging Cox
with grand larceny.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-28
Coal Miners on = strike.

RIcu HILL No., July PA general strike
Of all miners of this district was inau-
Rurated to-day. The men want ths privi-
lege of organizing themselves into unions,
an increase Of wages. and to aid their Kan
sas brethren. From l. 500 to 1900 men are
out
SpRINGFIELp. Mo-, July 27.-On account
Of the financial strinRency and the increase
In the price of coal. cause by The miners
strike. nine of the largest lead mines nj
Aurora have closed 70 await developments,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-28
EnRelhorn Helena Business College.

Applicants wishing 10 consult the princi-
pal for a years, half years or shorter
course Of study At this popular and reliable
college, should call this month. Special
discount 10 offered for tuition and board,
making 1t cheaper and more profitable for
students to stay lsre than to 60 elsewhere.
Tho school ia in session now, and all de-
partmsnts open for inspection. All COM
meroial. common English branches, music
and languages are taught. Eleventh an
nual opening next month. Write or call
on Prof. Il. I. Engelhoin, M. A.. psinoi-
uRl.
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TO-DAY the New York Ath-
letic Clubs baseball team starts
on its Western trip.
Fifteen players compose the
team, and the nine is scheduled
for matches at Saratoga to-mor-
row; then at Rochester, Syra-
cuse, Cleveland, Detroit and
Chicago. A large sum Of money
has been appropriated to meet
the expenses Of the trip. Next
year the club will give special
attention to baseball
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-28
Distillsry Mon Want Time.

CINCINNATI. July 27.-The distillers OF
This vicinity under law have been called on,
Aug. 6. 10 pay their share of $s.000,o0O on
whisky In bond. They have unanimously
requested Secretary Carlisle to instruot col.
leotora 10 delay collection ninety days on
account OF the financial condition Of the
country.
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Ogden Military Acndemy.

This 10 the only first GLASS home school
for boys In the inte, mountain region. Its
location is convenient and hsalthful; the
course Of study IL broad and thorough; its
corps Of instrnctors unusually strong. Ell
penass 800 to $500 lsss than Al eastern
schools. Ap,ly to Capt. @. L. Howard,
Ogden City, Utah
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No Wonder,

"Thas now boarding house seems to DO
doing all the business.
''Yop; the iandlndI's struok an original
scheme II has caught on great, and she's
getting rich hand oyer fist"
"Indsed?" Whats the soheme?"
MAXIM coffee out OF cofee."-Bufalo
Couria.
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Eastern Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH. July 27.-Track muddy.
Six furlongs-Unols Sim. Lou Rhett. Bess
McDuff. 1:171; four furlonRs-AnRlo.
Sprinkle. Honey Bee colt, :5715; dve fut-
longs-Gray Eagle. Geraldine. Skedaddle.
1:O2hl; six farlongs-EaQls Bird. Bolero.
Billy &, 1:17; mils-Faithful, King Crab.
Mordotts, 1881; i've farlongs-Eolo. Nor
rissey. Loriner. 1:0814.
MONMOUTH PARK, July N.-Track fast.
Mile-kaceland, Julien. The Ironmaster.
1:41; hvs furlones-My Lady, Anawanda,
Micmeo. 1:02; seven furlongs-Red Banner.
Wsrmser. Treasure. 1880; optional stakes.
five fuElongs-Aureliap, Terrapin. Busiris.
1:01; Raritan stakes. mile and quarter
Ajax, Comanohs. Sport. 2:0S114l; six furlonRs
-Quivsr. Fremont, Pisa colt. 1:14A.
SARATOGA. July 27.-Five furlongs-Miss
Lille. Anthem, Scholastic. 1O7A; Troy
stakes. six furlongs-Rsoine. Sarah Rooney,
Lizzstta, 1:17A; mile and one-sixteenth-
Philora. sykeston. Marie X. 1853; seven
furlonRs-Major Joe. Jack Richelisu, La
Colonis. 1882; Okolona steepleohass, short
course-My Fellow, Pat Oakley, Futurity.
3:1315.
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'If you go frst." murmared tho wife Of
his bosom to the sick man. ''sou will wait
for me on the other shore. will you not.
lover" II s'poss I'll have to-" he Rrum-
blsd. ~ never went anywhere yet without
having 10 wait for You at lssss half An
hour"-New York Times.
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signed 1t While Sick.

Hn1sBoRo. O..July 27.--O. IS. Prics. cashier
Of tho Citizens National bank, whose p4esi-
dent, G. n. Overman, was arrested yestsr-
day for embezzlement and making false
emit los. was arrested to-day on the charge
Of fasify ing . report OF the banks condi-
tion last May. His friends say he aigned
the report while sick. not knowing its con-
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Merely Visiting Friends.

TAUNTON. Mass.. July N.-An evening pa.
per published u rel ort that Lizzie Borden
was locked up in the Jail here. The report
Is entirely untrue. She merely came here
to visit friendk
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Base Ball, ,

Cincinnatis 8, Pittsburs 8; Louisville 3.
Chicago IL; 81. Louis 8. Cleveland g.;
Washington s. New York Z; brooklyn co.
Philadelphia 2; Boston 6. Baltimore 2;
Boston IL. Baltimore l.
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Notice.

DR.. Rockman desisss 10 inform his pa
tisnts that no will bo At Port Angeles,
Wnsh.. for tho next three months, aud any
Of them Wishing 10 write him can address
him at Port Angeles.
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Merchants Bank of Livingston.

Merchnnts BANK Of LivingStOn- "
Special to the Independent. II
LIVINGSTON July N.-The Merchants
bank. OF this city, owned BY @. 8. Hsferlin,i
suspended temporarily this morning. II "
expected that the bank will be open for
business again in q few days. Mr.. Heffer-
lin IL solid financially and will be able -
meet his liabilities within . short time. II
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-28

Nevada Was an easy winner of the milo
handicap and was big favorite. Mutuals
paid $8.15 H. Kirkendall's Nevada. 11b.
won; Henderson g. Reels Diavolo. 120. SEQ
ond; r. Smiths Cyclone. 1O5. third. Time,
145.
The 2:19 GLASS. pacing race. was fine
event. There we're rumors Of clever job,
In consequence of which there was heavy
plunginR on Brino Tricks. Drivers were
changed on two or three horses. The race
was unfinished.
G. w. Hoffman's Vollula. ........... / 8
7. W. Savage's Prince Almont........ 8 3 /
!, " Mercer's strathberry .,...:.... dis
Williams Moorehouse's Erino Tricks 2 4 8 2
lime. 2:2lA. 2:15A. 217,a. 2:2Ol.
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Richmond, Jr., Easily Takes the
Deciding Heat in the
2:15 Trot.
An Exciting Finish In q Short Run
Three Leaders Being
Bunched.
George I. Takes First Heat In the Half
Mile Heat Hses. to the Surprise
OF the Talent
Special to The Independent.

Special to The Independent
BUTTE. July N.- The unfinished 2:l5
class trot was completed in ono heat to. day.
Richmond, Jr.. winning In 2:18A. Home
stake second and Klamath third. Rich
mond was . strong fsvorite. Mutusls
paid $3.50.
The four and half furlong run for two
yssF-olds. was won By the favorise. Emmn
Mack, In an exciting finish In which the
three leaders were less than half q length
apart Nutusls paid 1910. Tom Mo-
TaRue's Emma Mack, 1O5. won; H. Kirken-
dsl's Aulway, 1O5 second; Blsvins & Mo
Donsla's Nestis Glen, 105. third; II. Kirk
endsll's Gov. Palmer, l08. fourth; Frank
stronR's Vandevsn, 1oS fifth. s. Bsnnet's
Grover. 108. sixth. Time, :b8
For the half milo heats, handicap. Ruby
was strong favorite. but George l.. sur-
prised the talent by taking the frat heat.
MuAuols ro{d AGA on @7 OK 0s TX
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Boarders Wanted.

one Tine, sOc. per line: SscOnd Tine, lie. MT
hns. Third AMI Subsequent Times, I6c. per line.
No extra charge on sundays.
NJ EXTRA change Olt r-Advertis-ments
for The Void may be left at any American
District messenger Once In the city. where the
nfire.
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Purchase and Exchange.

One IImt, Z5c. per Hne. Sccond 7ime, &c. ~
line: Third and Subsequent Tmes, soc. per tins.
&c. n<r line ertrd on Sundays.
BICYCLE-Lady's safety: lamp, bell. tools; per.
feet order; cheap for cash, or will exchange for
diamond ring. t26 Bergen ST.. Brooklyn. I'd nat
FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE, with cues
and balls: must be perfect In every particular.
Address. stating lowest cash price, J. W, station
W Brooklyn.
old and silver bought and exchanged: highest
price. Jewelry store, care World branch. 1864
3d ave. f.
LADY wishes to dispose of gold watch and chain,
original cost 81 30, for $50; n genuine bargain.
Inquire 80 Buwery
Lot. 1870 free and clear, TO exchange Ior busE
les for widow elegant cabinet $40 shells for
sale. WIDOW. box IL World
MACHINE wANTED for cocoa & almond pasta
X. A. box 900 World.
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Gast Side.

Gast Side.
HENRY ST. $40. near Large h
small rooms, furnished, with board American
cooking.
LEXINGTON AVE, no. nenr 5Dtn st. Pleas.
ant large h small rooms. heated: moderate
price also back parlnr.
10 AVE. 23h3. near l2lst 81. station Widow,
without children. wishes from = to 4 respect
able boarders; good home. Mrs Morgan.
9Th AVE. lO!-working ladies. gents ncrom-
moda,sd with good board home COMFORTS:
10TH ST; 10 r. Neatly furnished hall room
for gentleman, with board: heated house.
l4TH ST. $40 i. Large l. small furnished
front rooms with good board ~. 50 -; heated
house,
l4TH ST. ol6 +. Nicely furnished large q
email heated rooms, all convenicnces, with
board, So up; 'atie r%oarders, ~ per week.
l6TH -. 13i +. Handsome, newly furnished
parlor fro' large 4 small rooms; German table:
furnace heated.
18TH ST.. ri +. Parlor floor, with or without
board private ent iance: also first floor, front.
2lST 81, ~ r. handsomely furnished rooms
with board reasonable rates reference.
10Th ST. l47 single L double rooms, all
improvements: gents 50: lad es -: table board
81: home comforts: superior table; early break.
fast.
10Th ST. 1915, 1873 T.. Large h email rooms,
wei furnished, with board, AT reasonable rates.
4lST 81. 2il + Board and room: gas. bath:
early break fast gents 81; table hOardel =.
tGrH ST., lBI Il. Pleasant furnished rooms
house.
72DST., lGS f. Comfortable, heated nicely fur.
hlslled large room, with or without board.
18TH ST, l44 +. Nice large rom 4 board in
ler) Handsomely furnished rooms, with or
without board terms reasonable.
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THE BRISTOL,

I'LL DINO w.,
IL to 10 Il. llth ST., near 18th ave. comfortable
family house; very moderate terms,
West Side.
CARMINE ST., SI-Wanted. ! or 2 boarders in
small family; no children. Mrs. Taylor.
CHARLES ST. l4-Front h hall room. connect.
ing, warm, l flight. for3 81, 80 each.
wANtRLEr PLACE. l2O, Washington square
-Desirnhi" double Il single rooms; board CEN
tral location, reasonable.
WAyf RILEY PLACE, 1913 Washington square,
-nhldsGnle room; genticmnn 4 wife or two
single gentlemen: excellent table.
It'll AVE, ~, 1871 81. - Douh.e single rooms;
good bead -. o"upwari; expert cook.
10TH 81. a w. -lioon!s, with beard, at rca-
sonable rates.
l4TH T. 2.5 ". Desirable larg" 4 hall rooms,
with running water: ample closets; moderate
terms.
door; excellent board; bath On sam" floor
l5TII 81, ~ ". Dr,Ira,l" roun>: parlur. uthcr
tOJrS; home comforts; larlur dlntng-iuoui, eS-
Celleni table moderate.
srI ST. 25B W. - to 80 weekly: iir,, -c!aSS
board heated ruUniN, bath home comforts.
N ST. 3l ". Newly furnished rooms: hot
h cold whi"r, gas; hous" heated large closets
2lsr ST, l47 ". Desirable double 4 single
sunny rooms; table board references.
22D r.. BIB W, Chelsea House Rooms, with
board singly or en- suite permanent or tran
silent.
2.p 81, 2l3 ". Nicely furnished rooms, we'll
heated running water: good board reasonable,
BID sr., 33s W. English family large \ small
rooms: nee home; good board.
2!p ST, i+3 ". Large front room also vacancy
for gentlemen; -; good board American tam.
2iD ST 2pb " Large 4 small comfortable
rooms; table hrSt class; table board terms
moderate.
Pam 81, 80 " Large. sunny, front room,
2+IH ST.. ID W Rooms, with board, near
hF'AhN"AN.
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Sionais II children taken; day board reasonable +;
ilansirnt1. Al day.
sSU-.. La ".
excellent board; table n specially: terms moder.
ate: references exchanged.
BATH ST., 1876 W.-lIandsomely furnished large
d small rooms: excellent table; table boarders.
43D 81. IA w. Large. hand ,oniely furnished
rooms and superior board; running water; mod.
crate.
45TH ST, 3o1 W. Large & small handsomely
furnished roons, with or without board reason
able.
46TII ST.. 281 W. Desirable rooms, superior
table; terms moderate: table board.
4S1 N 81, BIB ". Single 4 double rooms; good
bonrh gentlemen 81 ladies reasonable; heated
house.
4STlt ST., 2s3 W. square. heated room 2 SO;
hall room; bath, cOnvenlenCes: excellent tab. @.
14TH ST., w.-Select board In Southern family;
references. Cashier, Post Office box 2l66.
1TrH ST., lU4 W Rooms. singly or en- suite;
excellent board good attendance; table board
erS; moderate.
a4TH ST, II W. Large, handsomely furnished
room In select house: good att enhance Il table.
GOTH ST.. ~ W. Large. handsome rooms ;
select house table and attendance first class:
table honri.
llSrH ST, 3lI Furnished room, with
bard heated near l. station. Lewis
l25rH 81, 10 ". Newly furnished, sunny
rooms, heated excellent board terms moderate.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

Furnished Rooms to Let.
One Tine, GOO. per Inc: sccOnd Time, nc. per
linz: Third and Subsequent Times, l5c. per linz
No crtra charge on sundays.
No EXTRA CHAI,GE FOR r-Adveriisem-nts
pl IS ! Thi se ws.la ny oa,e ss i lsf, tho at oi n1y x A@s.'t Il:
charges WI be the same a. those NJ the maia
East Side.
IRVING PLACE. 20 Comfortably furnished.
sGmase; sunny ROOM with running water hall
LEWIS ST, 9, near Grand -Furnished rooms
for housekeeping; privilege of washing; 81 20,
A saneiy iu1 Asn;d if hot / cC'd 1FS %a,e RON Z ali ha9 al.
tendance.
I'D AVE-, "a. near 4th st. Nicely furnished
h9nsrkeeping rooms, 81, 81 90; hall rooms,
% AVE, 1884 . nicely furnished rooms, con.
ncctcd, for l or = persons: I'd floor.
Sd AVE, 3l4-single 4 double furnished rooms
10 let, 81 Il II. 90 per week guests called at any
4TII ST.. ~ l.. Furnished rooms from 81. Oh to
81; light housekeeping permitted.
9Th ST., lao L. Nicely furnished room for
married couple
18TH 81. b. E.-NiceIy furnished rooms suit
able for . 81. % to 81 weekly.
l2TH ST, I4l H.. cor. ID ave. Nicely furoished
room; gcntl.mrn, coup!e>: S2.5L with g.s.
l4TH 81, ~ J.. Furnished rooms oy diy or
week ,LlHo unfurmishcd apartments; itcaHi
heated. Janiior's Shell.
Ing; rooms, II. 30.
I T lab T.. Handsomely furnished
rooms, for gentlemen only.
18TH ST., 220 +. Comfortably furnished room;
heat, gas, bath private house.
18TH ST, 2a2 E.-sInsle room In private house.
1850; heated. s.
2UIII ST, ~ y: -Plcasanr warm hall room,
second floor: other rooms; permanently or
trans!ently.
10Th 81, lOl f., corner 4th ave. Newly fur
,rished. large, light rooms for families 4 bach
elOrs. references required new management.
22D ST., 1923 w. Handsomely furn shed front
pailor: also front basement tor housekeeping.
22D At. l+7 E--2 nicely furnished rooms for
housekeeping, ~ hall looms, Al. > per week.
23D ST., 223l2 L. small rooms, u. 80 a ~ per
week.
PATH ST. 227 f.. 2 large connecting rooms;
first floor housekeeping -.
25l II ST., 1913 Il. Nice front rooms 81 4 So
other room - meals " desired.
10TH ST., l21 f., near 4th ave. Large, fur
nishcd front room, housekeeping o. without,
81 week.
2T1I ST., 237 Two cheerful connecting
rooms Tor housek eeping, 800; all convcn-
fences: private house.
"IIli ST., los l. Furnished front parlor gem
tlemen or housekeeping, 81 hall room 81.
2STH ST, 139 f., II large l. small heated room
Tor 2 gentlemen or couple.
10Th ST, l4l Large furnished rooms to
35TH ST.. 2iS +. Pleasant largo front room;
also ball room: all convenienoes; private house.
Asst ST., 3l8 Y. Furnished rooms ladies or
gents light housekeeping 81. IS up.
44TH ST., I4o T., adjacent mdnstrNl Ruildilg
Large front room, "a fioor; closets; fine phi
45TH ST, 1884 T., convenient Grand Central
larze front parlor; other rooms; heated; very
moderate.
The evening world., 1893-12-22
Business Opportunities.
Ana sT9CKi Of MsR;;
CASH. FEitNXNDEZ, s55 2D AvE.

caS. .hHSSHissiH;S RSSSSSGGIl IS ssJ E 81 .t Trdi
A,GENTLEMAN owning II $50, room hotel, fully
(whare the Corhct, Mitchell fight viii take place..
WANTS m im%s" i"IiS sae nrriy Yah EnIl 81 si al%res. to i"i"
WAkpE Z. 695 Broadway, room -.
A,,,,wANTEp To BUY for spot cash, merchan-
ad nll res 81 FIJI ftI E k'IdI; aa e Wa, Ro s sG' New go York Hr
ACTIVE PARTNER with $500 wanted
profitable business; other partner goes to Ger
many ra. expsris sIG not necessary, Apply or Ad-
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED with So, 900 to
contract railroad work handle his own money;
references exchanged. A. r., box 33i World.
ACTIVE rARTNER WANTED who viii invest
profits. Address +. CHARLES, box 393 World.
ANY merchandise fought for cash: amount no
object; also selling on commission; cash given
before goods sold transactions private. MARKS
BARGAIN Furnishing. goods business; good
stock: $500: must he sold before saturday. 0s
Ralph ave., Brooklyn.
CHRISTMAS TREE Electrical Decoration.
Elegant effects. by ncandescent lamps; posi-.
lively safe; supplied by the Hubbell Primary Bat.
Liberty st.
CIGAR STORE, good location; trade established
l year: 3 rooms furnished: rent $ll. 9T9 Gates
ave-, Brooklyn.
DRUGGIsT-P Permanent salaried position Is Of.
fered competent pharmacist investing 81. 600.
box 4l4 World.
FOR Whole or part interest in established
business manufacturing iron furniture. For par
ticulais address l.. N. box 394 World.
FOR SALE-A Brooklyn restaurant on Fulton
ST., near CITY Hall fine opportunity for wide
awake man with 81 900; cost nothing to investi-
gate REYCROFT, room l22, ArbLctle Build
Ing. Brooklyn.
GROCERY STORE for sale: large stock: good
buriness: right mans fortune. p. o. box 2si
brooklyn.
PANTHER WANTED, good paying, nicely fitted
saloon: little money wanted new license and
lease. 255 Bowery.
PARTNER; $500 advance scheme. Photographic;
already good working large profits no knowl-
edge. GLADWIN. l42 High St. Brooklyn.
PROMINENT LIQUOR STORE for sale, corner
on Oh aye, near I'D g; paying business; good
REPRESENTATINE depositarics wanted in all
large cities. with caution or security mp to $500,
to carry consigned stock and to Introduce new
specialties to bakers. such having trade preferred.
Write COMPANY, box lob World.
WILL. SELL exclusive right for New York man
household; no competition; sure fortune. Adj
dress MANUFACTURING, box $40 World.
TEN DOLLARS will pay for a five line advertise.
mcnt, four weeks, In 100 first class Illinois
guaranteed; this Is one-third less than regular
rates. Address Chicago Newspaper Union, 10
Spruce ST., New York. for catalogue.
81, GOD-A REAL OPPORTUNITY Tor a good
party; one Of the best restaurants with full bar
located In centre of the finest business avenue in
city: good income; sal" only ON account Of wish
ing. % he alone: no Hg .ntS. Address 20 East
bsth ST. ring DELL twice, upstairs.
1900 CIRCULARS. 50; 100, OGO, SIS; l,OoO
cards or biilheads, 81. Why pay more other
notice. EDGAR PRINTING AND STATION
ERI q % West Both 1t.
The evening world., 1893-12-22

a LAKGE STOCK OF brass gas fixtures, counters,
wall eases, sold below cost. 30S +. l25th st.
ALL KINDS Of new and second hand store Ak
lures. showcases, counters, shelving, cigar fig
urcs, &c. >. LENNIG l. SONS, $40. 33l East
nith 81
The evening world., 1893-12-22

ALL KINDS Of store fixtures, new and second
hand, at lowest prices, bought and sold. 2l5
The evening world., 1893-12-22

All o WANT cheap store fixtures, all
kinds, new and second hand. call at 22O i. I'd st.
A.-BARROOM OUTFIT, SECOND HAND, AT
4 PRICE. 730 BROADWAY
The evening world., 1893-12-22

A~.-SPEClALTY buying contents dwellings,,
Hats. hotels. city, country. Call or address 100
West g1l st.
The evening world., 1893-12-22
Flats and Apartments To Let.
unfurnIshed-West Side.

~
0BrH ST., zoo W. Light, steam heated q rooms
4 bath. ID floor: rent. $2s. %JRnitor.
A.-APARl MENlS of 4 neat. handsomely dec.
GRATED rooms h bath. steam heat: rents $40 to
S2T. II. rchlemann, 403 Columbus ave-, corner
S4th 81.
CORNER OATH 81. &1TH AVE. q nice, large
rooms. I'D floor; only 3 families In the house;
rent low. Inquire 1905 Broadway.
THREE a bath; carpeted; business or
dwelling $Lo: OTIS elevator. Winchester, 1874
Broadway, above 3lSt.
81. ~ 3 LARGE ROOMS. front: neat h clean;
call h see them. Mrs. Burns, 81 Leroy st.
unfurrished- North OF ,asth Street.
FLOORS TO LET 6lst ST., near Melrose sta
tion, In 2-story houses; modern improvements
lstlfioor Sl2, I'd floor $l3 CONONER 10. + 1 i2d.
81, Sl2-oVERLoOKING enchanting scenery:
millionaire neighborhood: no children; halls
heated; reference. 63B w. 152d 1t
MISUNDERSTANDING.
7TH AVE, 8S-7 rooms h bath, So; Garfield
place, 1903. rooms h bath, S22; Prospect
place, 80, y rooms h bath. $40; Union ST.. 2l7.
6rooms h bath, $22: all improvements: steam
heat. PETER J. BRADY, agent,
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Bach numbers supplied; send
card u. i. klLLEEN, 32S W. i8th 81.
MUSIC BON ES-Swiss, new. MIA wing 10 IuneS
liner ~hlulrhment; taken for debt cost Sll0
v1aanh SCH S2S. Heyman's hat sore, 40 Cort-
The evening world., 1893-12-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. machines OF all kinds
new SO; good second hand, SO; cash or credit
RArStIrS. Psi I'd ave. llSth st.
The evening world., 1893-12-22
forSaIe.

One Time, csc. per hnr: Second Time, ssc. PEI
line: THIRD and Subsequent Times. eOc. per line:
g. per line extra en- sundays.