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Election Law Worry Detective,

KANSAS Cry, Jan. IA committee Of
nve OF the most prominent lawyers Of this
city. appointed by the citizens committee
TO inquire into alleged violations OF thu
law At the recent election, made a report
Tonight. The committee says: 1--WE de-
sire to make ole the fact that. in onr
opinions. the pres . law Is very defective
A. Y administered by designing persons
can Dc used TO- practice frauds which will be
furnish a motive power for a political ma
chine which possess the possibilities of con.
timing In power the party operating. inde-
pendent Of the will Of the people" II il
believed the committee secured evidence
snmcient TO base criminal suits upon
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Excursion Rates to California.

On the 10th Of each month the Northern
Pacific railroad will sell round trip tickets
to California points as follows:
Helena to San Francisco and return,
going via Spokane. Tacoma and Portland,
and retut ming same way. $75.
10 San Francisco, going via Spokane,
Tacoma and Portland, md returning VIII
Ogden and Silver Bow. 800.
To Los Angeles, going and returning via
Spokane, Tacoma and Portland, entering
San Francisco in one direction either going
or returning, $50.
To Los Angeles. going via Spokane, Ia
coma. Portland and San Francisco, aud re-
turning via Sacramento aud Ogden, 800. 90.
Tickets will be limited for sixty days for
going passage, with return nj any time
within the final limit of ak months.
A. ID. EDGAR. Gen. Agt.,
Helena, Mont.
CnAs. s. Fee, G. p. Il 4. A..
bt. Paul, MINI.
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Closing

Money on call easy; closed oner0u AZ n
Prime mercantile paper. shG7. Sterling ex,,
change quiet but steady, sixty-day bankers
bills. $4.85A; Gemand, u .S1A.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHIcseo, Jan. .-Cattle-Receipts. 1.10o;
dull, nominally steady; choice steers, $5.SOD
o. 10; others. So 25ea5,10: stock ers, -. %
Hogs-leceipts, l2.uGo; active. loe4lSc higher;
rough and common. S6.sog7 %; packers and
prime heavy and butch. rs weights, $7.55
az "a; Light. 81. soaT. 5sta; pigs, $t.5oep7; 70.
Sheep-Roeaipta, 1000; market steady: eve,
S.. s5eet 80, mixed, 81. 5 eDt. rs; all wethers, Sab
ts5. rs: westerns, VI 9O@5 10,
CHICAGO PRODUCE,
CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-Closing Enthusiastically;
Cash. 72lc; May, T8ac.
Corn-Easy; cash. 4i,ac; May. a6hc.
Oats-Steady; cash, 30Ao; May, SSc.
l'arley--Gac.
Pork-Firm; cash. s1sa0: May. .S1s.45
l~ard-Firm; cash, $40 10; May. 2l0.eIa.
R%ibs-Firm; cush, w. So; May. Sa57a.
shoulders-Ja.2afde sly.
Short clear-Slo. l0M1 II. ID,
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shot Father and Mother.

HousroN. Tex, Jan. 7.-At Huntsville
last night Albert Mcdonald. the 2o-year-
old son OF Sam Mcdonald, colored, wanted
to ride a certain horse to u frolic and his
father not consenting he.shot him dead and
then shot his mother, killing her Also.
About 3O0 negroes assembled at the scene
with difficulty prevented.
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Affairs Of the Leed, Comna,x

Sioux Cry. Iowa. Jan. 7,-Claims appre.
eating $780, GOO were hled against the COL
lapsed Leeds company to-day. making 4
total 10 far Aled Of $358. 673. Tho com.
pany's property, at \ fair market valuation.
will more b satisfy all claims against il.
II forced to immediate sale there will un-
doubleday be some loss. but not above Is
per cent At the outside.
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Notice served ON state st..,.r..

CHEYHNNE. Jan. 1-Six members Of The
legislature and two senators, all rspubli.
cans. from Laramie county, had printed
notices Of contest served on them this ovar-
ing. 1t is alleged to be a precautionary
measure to prevent the theft OF the leaisla-
ture BY the republicans in control Of ths
senate.
The electoral college met here to-day and
Harrison for president.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-tN THE Dis
~ trict court of the First judicial district Of
tho STAKE OK Montana. in and for tho county
Of lewis and clarke,
IN the matter Of the estate OF Henry Jacob
kenck, decpasei.
hoaee ia hereby given by the undersisned, OK
ecutnrs OF t no last will and testament of Henry
all pers ons having claims against no ssid do
ceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers W thin ten month"; after tho first pub
llcation otthts notice to the said exscutura At
the othee of Louis etadler, 40. ~ Edward.
street. helena. in tho county Of ews and
tlarie. state q Montana, ,ka cam be nR the
said estate.
Nate / this 18th day OF December. A. D. 1sp2.
LOuIn SlspLEh
JACOB LQEP,
EXECUTORS of the estate Of Henry Jacob kenrh
deceased.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

George slosson has challenged the world
to play billiards.
Tho striking t~elsgrnphers on the Rock
Island have thrown up the tight.
IL will take several days YET to secure n
jury to Sry the cattlsmen al Cheyenne.
Hiraoh Bros, Of Des Moines, clothing,
The frat Baptist church Of BinRhampton,
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Congressmau M,tch.,n v..wm

CHICAGO. Jan. 7-Congressman John L.
Mitchell. OF Wisconsin. is lying critically
i'll at tho Palmer house. in this city. of
pneumonia. He is battling for his life with
the chances about even. His physician.
DR.. Evans. said this afternoon: III j.
pretty hard to tell how it will turn out,
40 far 90 ! can go in q Statements of his con-
dition.O AH' SoA-
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COSTUMES AT THE BALL.

Some Fine Work Turned Out at Nrs. Mo.
Pherson's Establishment.
Five Of the handsomsst costumes seen on
the floor Of the Auditorium at tho inauou-
raj ball were made at the well-known estab.
lishmsnt Of Mrs. MoPhsrson. The reputa-
tion Of Mrs. MCPHERSON IL wsll-known and
when the orders were left with her she de-
terminsd 10 give her patrons something
shat would be the envy Of all. and she sue
eeedsd. The wsarers we're the ohservsd ~
all observers, "
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Catholic. In pubuo scho,,.

BALTIMORE. Jan. THE priests and lay
mon of the Catholic church in the arch
dioeeae of Baltimore are 30 impressed BY
the views Of Archbishop Ireland on the
school question hat some of them are con-
sidering the advisability Of submitting a
proposition to the city authorities, provid-
ing the cardinal agreed to the plans.
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Forged Signatures to . wiz.

CHICAGO. Jan. z.-Henry L. Tolman.
microscopic expert. engaged to testify in
tho contest Of the alleged will Of the late
Senator Joseph E. Mcdonald, Of Indiana.
declares that the signatures to the supposed
will are very clever foroeries. They COR
respond almost exactly with tho genuine.
but: under the microscope. reveal The fac,
than Senator Mcdonald. The CASE oon.a
up for trial Jan. %, at Noblesyil ind.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
New York, Jan. 7.-Bar silver. IS.
(,opper-Dull, steady: lake, $12,20.

NEW York, Jan. 7.-Bar silver. IS.
C~opper-Dull, steady: lake. $1220
Iead-Quiet; domestic. 1885.
The stock market to-day was unusually active
for Saturday and showed decided strength from
open to close. trading remained, however. pro-
fessional in most all parts of the list. Activity
in the market is still principally confined to in
dustrials and among them Sugar and Distillers.
Sugar was a strong point to-day. advancing IN
per cent, transactions being extremely large ano
advance rapid. Distillers at one time showed
material advance, but it was not held.
Governments-Dun and steady.
DoArolonm-No nnnfal.
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No Inaugural Dance In Kansas,

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. I'll. d. Lewellinc.
populist governot-elset. will be inauRu-
rated Monday. Chairman Brisdenthal. of
the populist state central committee. will
be the master Of ceremonies. A reoeption
viii be- held at the state house In thu even.
ing. There will be no Inauguration bali.
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Gr.rga,n. and Prl.oh.ra M.,oh,o.

Urs9gaths and Pritohard Matched.
New Yonx, Jan. 7.-Aisx. Gresaains and
Ted Pritshard signed articles to-day to
light before the Crescent City Athletic club
for = purse of $4,000. The date named In
the papers 10 April l. but may be changed
TO March z IL PritohArd conssnts.
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N. Y, burned Saturday. Loss $4,000, in
surance $4,000.
Jack Ashton, the prizefghter. died OF
delirum tremens in q New York hospital.
Mrs. Harriet M. Warren. editor OF tho
Heather Women's Friend, die at Boston.
Two million dollarsin gold and 10000 900
ounces of silver were taken for export satu :
day,
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Capital City Music Co.

For tho month OF December wa propose giving
sonle rAtremels low prices on ilsnus nld organs
and anything w have in our line. lou say you
can't afford II pisno Just yet. Cali and b. con-
yinced by our price and terms that you can't
bn without one. Hslset y Davis, lmorson, aud
New Scale kimbsllP Pianos. ard Kin AL Organs.
S22 Einth Avenue. Hoiena.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEErING-THE REGt
> lar annual meeting Of tho Stockholders O
the Helena District i eiegraph company will b.
held at tho office Of the company No. II n DAD
way, Helena, Mont. on MONDAY. Jan, 50, 1898 u
four O'Clock - IN.
I'll KLEiNsCHM1DI. President.
L, W. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Dated Helena. Jan. Z, 1898.
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VHE ANNUAL MEETING ON THE SHARE
I holders OF tho National Loan and Saving
Union for tho election Of officers and directors
will be held at tho principal otiioe OF the union.
room ", Merchants National bank hull iins. ON
tho second Saturday in january. ls1j tbeina
January ID, between the hours of two and four
o'clock p. III.
WIN. +. WHITAKER Secretary.
Helena, Dec, u, lsV2.
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ALIAS SuMMONS-IN THE JUSTICES
"A court OF Helena township,
State OF Montana, county OF / owls and Clarke
-SS.
Before G. II. Gage, Justice of tho peace,
Joha sarar. plaintiff, Ns. Ant Saftic, de-
fendant.
Tho state Of Montana to tho shove named de-
fenaant, greeting:
Aop are hereby summoned to DO and appear
beiote mo. &. h. nasc, u justice OF the peace
in and for tho coanty oil 10 wis aud Clarke, at my
Once in Helena, on. tho 9Th day of Iecomber,
A. ID. lsfaa, at 10 O'Clock a. III. ot said day. tien
and there 10 mako nnsw,r to tho complaint of
John : arar, tho above named p aintiil. in n civil
action 10 recover the sum ct thirty dollars. for
money. to-wit. $40 paid. laid out and expended
for the defendant, at defendants request boz
tween sept. 1 and sept. %. 1907; desenlent
ptomised t. pay said sum to plaintiff prior 10
tho commencement of this action. but failed and
refused, to do -. althouSh, past duo and do
mandod, and In default thereof Indictment will be
rendered against yea. Anton Saftio. tho above
named defendant for the sum of thirty dollars
and costs of suit in this behalf expended
Gwen under my hand this list day OF December.
A. d. 1852, 4. h. GkGt.
Justice of tho Pcars Of said Township.
Il. X. Purcell. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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STOCKHOLDERS MFEllNG-TliE AN
~ nual meeting OF tho .tockh slders OF the Hell
ens Ias Light and oSa compan will DO held at
tho general Office OF the company. in Helena.
Montann. nn tuesday, Jan. II. 1893, at y, m,
for tho annual oil elton OF trustees. and TO tho
transaction of such other business u, shall
legally como before Tho meot!na.
II. l.. WALKER, Secretary
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CToCKHOLDERS' ErIN6-THE AN
- nual moeting Of the Stockholders OF tho
Helena hloctric company will DO held ut tho
general office of the company, in Helena. Mon-
tana, on luesdey. Jan Il, 1855, eat 1850 y. M, for
the annual election OF trustees, and for tho tran
saetion of such other business as shall Legally
como before the meeting.
III, l.. WALKER. Secretary,
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Mr.. Duncan Hunter left Helena for Prov
idenoe, r. l.. last Tuesday. 1t is given out
that he will be married on January "a to
Miss Abbey F. Lippitt. a daughter of the
late Governor Lippitt, OF Rhode Island.
The wedding will be at Miss Lippi.t's
home, and very qaiet, owing to the atlic-
family in the death of a near relative. M.
Hunter will remain east some time after his
wedding and will return to Montana during
April. Miss Lippitt is not an entire
stranger to Helena, having spent several
months at the B.oadwater last summer
with her sister n brother-in.law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Htadman.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

FURNISHED ROOM WANTED IN private ,amlr
moderate reat Particulars to West, boz 3.
Word
GENTLEMAN van'., MontAr. furnished hal
room, near lsth 81. state terms Anu IocAtion.
a., hoI a., World,
LADY Just returned from abroad would like =
home with pnvAte family, part payment In vocal
lessons references =. L., boz $50 World uptown.
WANTED BY married 90 ipls. large front room,
With runniuk w4teT between 3Oth Lnr seth sts.
east sir.. AddTe" \. Y, boz lei Post One
Bath BeAcH. l. l.
wASrtD-A room. furnished or npfurnished
host Isiersncs gwen Aui required. Address
Ford, World. uptown
YOUNG MAN desires furnished room 10 go ID
buAIsI. tS John e.
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Real Estate.

n YOU Own LOT We will eb,sin the money
Immediately for you to build house. rspayAbls
IN monthly sums not to exceed what you SOW pay
in rent Write or call HA1Ch Co., Is West
<2d ST.. Nav York.
lshed reliable brok has mauy parcels, large and
small, OF city aud country property ~ salo or eH.
change; teneme nts, private houses. business prop
erty, lots. farms and suburban cottages, each buy.
ers for bargains downt property wanted. can
OF write for general infor nation.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Real Estate for saIe-st.ten island.

You CAN BUY a beautiful new cottage at
Eristina Park. Erastinn, y. l.. easy terms and
monthly payments. about what you would pay
grand, wide boulevard; commands a beautif til
vieS Ct the hay: neighborhood supplied with
sci nols, churches electric lights, hydrant wa ter
and stores; dry cellars For all particulars nd.
dress or call on ALBERT LUTON. .37 Broad.
wnv New York.
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OIL 70.

DIED.
nARLow. On the lsthnust.. WILLIAM II. BAn
Low, aged 81 year..
The relatives and frisuds Of the family are
respectfully in,itsd to attend the funeral. from
his late residence, 3os West 4th at. on Friday
a. 1880 A. N. Interment At Oak Hill. Nyack.
lARNEs.-A Dykesnans. N. Y. on wednesday,
Sept. Is. JANA T. BARSrs. in the 92d year Of
his aga
Funeral from late residence a. IL A. N. Sept.
10. Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
BECK. Is. ANDREA BECK. aged IT years,
niece Of Nine. A. Lsoord.
The funeral will take place from 73d st.
church.
CHAMBERLAIN. - A. her residence, The
Orchards. Ohappsaua, westchester Co..
MARY D.. widow OF Ivory Chamberlain. on
Tuesday. ss,t IL.
Funersl esom st. Johns Church. Pleasant.
Vile. today IFriday). At 4P, N. Trains leave
Grand Central depot At ais Carriages will
be 10 vsttins At Pleasautville. lntermsnt ct
Coopsrst own. N. Y.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

once.
Cost Side.
LEXINGTON AVE. 623- Hand ,,ne aleo,s room.
te,ond floor; haos garlor; small rooms tsbl-
LEXINGTON AVE-. 9sl, near Grand t.n,rsl-
I.ssm,iI Iurn':n.i roon,. .i,ts or sn,., En-
LEXINGTON AVE, AS Lsrse furnished rooms.
With or rithout board, pa'ior Tor physician near
MADISON AVE. 1855 sui. NJ room, Tor fam.
floor rcierenc.'.
81 AVE. 1874, nes. 10Th ct, A., so. hall and
wptAinE people
an n.y.. Hs.,I G .~ g. s:,.sa
Iln AVE. ~. oppc,i,. Cooper ynion-rurAi.h.d
roon,. GOOD ,ubstant,sD board, Euslish cook.
tnE St,tOur.
STA Avt., II With board. l.rye and small
rooms. with hr,t. class accom- modations.
i2Tn ST. 100 FAST L.tsesud .T.,l rooms.
| terms moderate
18th ST, lOi FAST, Union sqnAre-Large and
.msl rooms. with coed board Is up. -
10TH ST: ~ FAST Nc.,, in,c,.h.d rooms;
2lSr ST. az EAST Ha,d.onsy turnis hsd rooni.
with ho.rds ,t-itor, to city accommodates rea.
| sonahle tates re,tences.
22p ST.. II EAsT Connecting rooms. ID and al
Moor. families and bschsors dining parlor' ia.
2an sf. o2a KAST-Bc.rd. room, 81. so. a.7s
specialize ccmiottspi. nome.
?3p So, US tksL. ASn ~ EAST 2erH 50
p,o!.ni.nt.! ,ssn,s, is; ladies', st;,able Ioard
g. 20. superior table
18TH Sr.. 1914 tkSr near eth ave -furnished
rooms. with board: nr.,-c,a's table, References.
10Th ST l3a EASTGIstss and small rooms
n,rel' furnished. with board reasonable rates
home comforts
sOrn ST. la7 KASr- Two nice, sunny. front hall
rooms. good board, With ownor reference.
3isT ~: EAST. near Stn ave. uu.Icelsd ao;
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eaeAeHp.

MUkNEKR- Miss soPsrl BLAcx 10
M. erNoH MpHHzRR. A. home. 1906 1sI.
tssN 'n,svs., New York, sept ~. No cards.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Board Wanted,

BROTHER AND SISTER desire part 81 6ss o.
board with . ivate family moderate terms.
IenoI. l242 Broadway.
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desire front or back
parlor aud bedroom. with hoard, between 9Th
AMI +?d sts. references exchanged. n b., boz 10
World
PARTIAL or full board YONG GENT; esst side
terms; permanent; clerk. Address Sooiabiiity.
4aS Hudson vt.
YOUN,, MAN wishes perfect home Ia . private
family; downtown preferred: charges must -
moderate. Address for days. 8. o., boz l0t
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Real Estate to Let-New Jersey.

DUNELLEN, N. J.-For rent. by . widow lady
part OF beautiful country home; furnished or
York. Address Mrs. 4. A. b. p. o. boz 49, Dun
ellen. N, j.
ROCHELLE PARK. N. J.-7-room house, bar n.
Communication IS, so per month. JOHN G.
BECKER. "a 36 Watts st.. New York.
TO LET-Gleu Ridge. N. j., near M ,ntclair. new
l0-room house. all improvement, with or wita-
out Stable very low rent to desirable tenant.
w. h. BRYANT CO.. 10 Maiden lAne, n. Y.
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wARRIgo.

LovlNa-TABB.-oa Wednesday. sept. Is. 1898.
By the Rev. George 8. webster. Mss MARY
ARoTLE TAsB. Of Lynchburs. Va. TO ROD
RnicE l. LovIHo, Of Bula, Va
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Business Property to let.

West Side.
TWO FLOORS to let, ,ni,sbi. for msnufseturins
purposes. car At $50 West 3tthst,
12<t BROADWAY, between slst and Sod st..,
adJoining Hotel lmperial-lArse or small suits
Tor ofhces business or DWELLING, to rooms. $40
20 $40 per month Otis elevator every conven.
enee best location in New YORK.
North OF iasth Street
HOTEL, floors. 5O1aU, AIR and light; terminus
Az RR. and bridges store and basement. 1874.
1876 East l29th ST
miscellaneous.
FSCFLIFNT Light OFFICES. fine order; els-
Vstor. every convenience, September rent free.
immediate possession. tall 239 Broadway.
Brookiyn.
TO LFAsE-A new hotel in Hr,otirn,
Nos. 81 TO 32l Fulton At.
running thronzh to Washinrton a.. the hnest
location in the city Opposite the newspaper ofhces
And nearly opposite the Federal Building am Post
once: two doors from Clarendon HoteI and a few
minute, walk from the bridge near the CITY Hail
and financial centre hotel contains las bedrooms,
bathrooms. rarior. teAdinE. room. and q magnih.
cent first floor Tor ofhces. cafe, restaurant. &c /.
el.,.tor. steam heat. gas and electric light
Il. 4 81. CHAuNCEY r. +. co. utd),
2OI Montague Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Boa rcers Wanted.

one T'pe, zoe. per me: second 7t'ns, f7c
per iihe, 7hUd aud Subsequsn; Tnnss, I5d
per bh, AOefird chdryt on sundays.
10 EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT-Adt-sti.rments
for The World may. be lett at any American
nltri"t Messenger Ui1ce In the city. where the
charges will bs the ssuIe No thoso at the mails
once.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Boarders Wanted.


West Side.
t3D ST., 1is wEsr-H.ndsop.ly furssshsa
class references.
iaD ST, ~ WEST HI dsom. alco,., sausrs
., And hall rooms eonnec,ins; families or sinsist
boatdi centtaJ; retere1css.
49p ST. laa wEsTItinely f.rsi:hed rooms,
46TH ST.. i3i wESr-Front and hall rooms VIII
good board rms Moderate.
9TH ST.. 500 WEST Aicel. turnished front and
nacs Ga,lori Other rooms. With or without boards
18Th ST. 23s WEST. near Broadvsy-TaTse ao1
small rooms. Handsomely furnished; bath; con.
venience; superior tails, moderate.
'sTa a.i ST. ,.5 TnsII-L,... aud email roonsi
with ali conv.uisno.. and board. Mrs Char sell.
a3rl' ST., sil WEST Nicely FURNISHED tooms;
sss MD bath; board; "a So and IS week. Ring
s7TH ST, Io7 wEsT-L.rss room aud .,ooyei
southern exposure nall room also table hoard.
ily re'.renc.s. Cashier. p. %. boz ., 1855.
9i1H ST. II WEST Large. handsome secop6.
story front room in select house; eooi table ref
floor to let. WITH bo.rd 1' room on '''0ne
THE ROCHESTER,
.ns ever: ae Len no. Att :., 's
Miscellaneous.
10TH ST.. ~ wEST. between 9Th and eth aves,-
Pleasant rooms. with boari. at reasonsble priosa.
NICELY FURNISHED large rooms. closets, run.
ming water, g. . 'rior table, quiet home Address
Discreet. bor 81. lai2 Broadway.
Brooklyn. -.a
LAFAYETTE AVE. 7I-sslsot be.Idins With
ences ne,shhorhood good. t'rm, moderate.
LIVINGSTON ST., l7t-Ncsiy furnished roemsi
nIst ard second foors. Uoird convenient to
bridge and ferUs.
MACON ST.. +97. Utica ave. statiop- AIcoyS
room, with board two gentlemen. copvsntences;
private family sb.
rooms tor families: good table: accessible 70
bridge and ferries.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
- -@7I-7|7|~77
Real Estate for Saie-City.

one Time, s5c Ijt,' .tne; Second Tinte, $50.
per line: THIRD aad Subsequent Ttn,es, roc.
pc, ma No ey.y-r charge on SSi,ida s.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
81 WEST i0rH ST. BRYANT PARK.)
WILLIAM MCDOWELL HAL>EY. Phi. d.
Short lesson, thoroughly msstersi ksopsAs
Wednesday. Sept -, 1898
MIR. Geo. A. Robbins. Mr. John y. Stearna
Rev. DIR. Thos, II. Sill. Mr.. Robert MaelsJ,
Mr.. John 10 BSutelisr, Mr.. John A. kiksr.
Mir. Warner Van Nordeu, Rev DIR. Erskins white
Mr.. John Mchesson, IT,, Mr.. Joseph w, EArpsr.
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