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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

Some boys have a great deal Of luck.
Probably the luckiest boy the world ever
knew was the little Maidstone eng nd
boy, who had avery narrow escape while
flying his kite some five or six years ago.
backward and fell into n quarry 40 feet
deep, to the horror of some persons walk
ing near. The string of the kite. however.
being fastened round his wrist, the boy was
lowered gently into the pit, the kite acting
as parachute, and instead of being dashed
to pieces he escaped unhurt. Perhaps this
means that he is destined to make his mark
in the world. The great Lord Give, when
youth, tried three times to shoot himself,
but the pistol missed fire each time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
new YORK & NEW ENGLAND


Passenger Train Service. weok Days, Cor.
rected to June IL. 1893.
Train. leave PRoyIpENCE us follows
For BOSTON-s oS. IL 40 A. NJ 9 60 p N. RE-
HYpE YYEfsAiR PARK K MAIfoLE9s $ 81 ii 20 a NJ. 40
EkASKsFss Fl 4 . aAsSibs hIifs AND
ADAMrDALE--S 0s. II 40. A. NJ; 81. 15 Pm.
MiIFOKD--s 0S A. NJ. 20 p. m.
ARLINGToN-7 10. IL - A. a.; 80 III 90
KSiiaaHrsviLLr-7 Siia afpsiLLr 10. IL IS A. NJ, sis so. 49,
SO Y, 9 80 u 1Pk 90 7, M RIVER POINT CENTRE
NILE. WAsiiiNGf0N-7i 10, sio. uss a. 81
Ie o5. sic 30, 40. 20. 50 10. oJo ''1l %. =. NJ
oAKLA ~ MAI "a ~ 10 80 !. ll % ocP p Nj asso
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, C,QUipMiCk-5i: IL 10 A. NJ
sisso, tS. 50 40 . 80 Iii % Pi M ~ o..
stMhiY. M n c 6Ssco sTEhLiNa-7ia An
y651hsii.s. 4. iSg T rlshEss, Moosgr. PkArsrrrLD
'wwiNbHS An wiLLiaANfic-sioA 81; II o.
HaEfFSS;Ps,5s y ,p,sA1iiKii,..s AiK T. 81 d ssosM
SS2ffwxibSEnLIPan SSH2iffwxbELPni1 Ia Wa VIA PouaikEEPsiE-, 10
rAAsf A = THOMPSON, WEBSTER. souTHBRrDGn
iIiIicc eiIiIicAGo AND THE VEST VIA NEwBURo
-hNn ERIE Hy7;s ;s,,, e 4; Mn, y; TN, s,,, r,ous
PAsSeASS sSs. 4T a. ~ iasd ese =. MI Saturday,
only atli 10 Y. M. Leave PassoaxaS 81. 7 10
ami \ 10 A. NJ. 10 40 and % r. M.i saturdays
Cl5 =. NJ. Leave iascoag at 8 % a. VI. -.
Trains Tor iso>ton ,cave cast cnn os un'on
and for nsr,ord and ss wss rom r' .ss wss
street Depot. Providence.
s.saturdays oniy. sunday only.
Tickets between l,ostoa and Providsncs uimitsh
" ~ Inv 81 : W. r.. ,APeeeR ~ :. A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
THE DRESSMAKER

Making II llnins up cTosswlse OF the goods
IL said 20 prevent stretching.
Shoulder seams should be notched in the
middle and then pressed open.
Stitch bodice seams with silk. Never use
cotton, unless on cotton gowns, unlined.
The bones in princess dresses should ex-
tend down about the same distance as if it
We're "a short basque.
Press cloths with dampened cotton
cloth laid over the goods and raise the iron
before the steam ceases to rise
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
Mr.. Munroe's Sudden Death.

Josejh Munroe, 55 years Of age. living
ut 80 Lester street, VAS taken suddenly
i'll OH Winter street at i2:40 this mornin Z.
lie was carried into Robinson's ST able mt
the corner or Pond ana Winter ST.. ct 9.
where he died sDorsly afterwards. Med
cal Examiner keeie was no, ified and
pronounced death TO have resulted from
heart trouble. The deceasc was clerk in
Fosters loan Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
Last Tribute Of Ee.prc CT.

The furc'al Of Sar IA P,ys)n, wife Of
Daniel r. Braytol, OF Anthony was hel |
from her In residence Monday morning,
he servic taking place at Advent
Cnapcl, where n lar Se gathering OF friends
assembled e. pay the last tribute of re-
specific the mem ~ OF the deceased. The
burial was private.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

Mamma-Why don't you take your lit
tie dog with you when you go walking' ,
Little Dot--'Causc quick as he gets away
from nome he forgets his manners and
sticks his tc~"-ie out before comusnv.--
Good New
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

Patents granted to residents OF Rhode
Island under date of Aug. 1, 1898: Ma
thaniel w. Wcstcott, assignor to himself
and j. VI. Gofr, Providence, circu'ar kni'-
ting machine. Patents granted. AIS :
designs. %; trademarks, 30 total to cit
iyeus OF the United States, 43l /; total 20
CIT zens or foreign countries, 20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

Ctr, N. j.. also to the International
Association OF Machinists. The New
England Courier, The Central Trades
and Labor assembly, OF Des Moinos.
Iowa, to ths Royal Commissioners OF La
Dor, London, England, to the Statisti-
ca Department. OF the Austrian Gov
ernment, TO the ID :parSment OF Statistics
of Norway, and the Fabian Society OF
London.
The bureau has also received Laws OF
the State of COLORADO, relating to labor
statistics OF farms. homes aud mortgages
for the states of Minnesota and Arkan
sas, "Laws OF Minnesota relating
to Labor" "Co-operation of Labo r
Bills" considered by the general
assembly of Connecticut together with
the government thereof. "Boiler maxer
AMI Iron ship Builder" bulletin issu d by
the bureau OF Labor Statistics of Colo
rado, containing a lis OF the unem-
ploycd persons in the state,
aud one for March, 1898
History Of Massachusetts, Co-operative
Banks of Building Association" by Ed
ridge, prepared for The Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition, The Brass Worker,
the Official Journal Of the Internation-
al Brotherhood OF Brass Workers. The
Labor Gazette, London, Eng, for July,
''The Quarte ly Report of the Chief OF
the Bureau Of Statistics of the Treasury
Department" relative e. the imports, ex-
ports, immigration. navigation OF the
United States, "The Workingmen's
Insurance. OF the German Empire, "Au-
nual Report OF the statistical department
of Germany, and also that OF Denmark.
The commi ssioner has also furnished TO
Hon. Osborne /. Yellott statistical infor-
nation relating 10 the "shell fisheries"
industry of rhode Island for the use Of
Maryland legislature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
The Huge and Intelligent st. Bernards and
Their Noble Work.

Our readers have all heard of the st. Ber-
nard dogs which are kept by the monks of
the mountains to rescue travellers who may
be lost in the snow. They are great, strong
fellows, with warm coats, and they know
just what they are expected to do. All ST..
Bernard dogs are descended from those
kept by the good monks OF ST. Bernard
hospice. The stories of their wonderful
deeds would fill large volume
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

1t was nice large nursery, and at a lit
tie table on one side sat Willy. and at a
little table on the other side sat Lily,
while not far from them sat nurse In her
rocking chair knitting socks for her two
children. On each table there were four
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
JUNE IL. 1s)a
PROVIDENCE DIVISION

Express trains leave PROvIDENCEas ~ fotiow~
For NEW YORK-113 4. NJ. daily 10 6o0iuftedl
IL 10 A. 81 10. 3 05 tlimited.. 20 p. NJ. daily.
For NEW YORK. via stonngton lane-7 10. 80
For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH
lNGTON, via Harlem Rver-l0 10 A. M. q IS
p M. (dailvl
For NEW IA vEN--I Is A. NJ. fexp. daliyi SIS
doc. exp.l 10 10 texpJ 10 so dimitedD IL 10 A. ~.
lexp.)2 10 !expl. % uimited. d 20 exp. daily
For NEW LONboN-i II A. NJ. daily exp, s4,
(accoml. . 90 faccom. Sundays onlyl. 8 Is focp
exp.l.y IS taccom.L 1910 ,exp.h 10 SO uimitedL
dimitedl, 3 % doc. exp.l. IS taccom- Sundays
only. A. l5 taccom.l 500 r. H. texp. daily.
b AZ T.. M. (exp. daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
How Money May BE- Saved.

Have your designs drawn. cuts engraved. elcc-
tfotypos made ana printing done Dy the j. j.
Ryder company, Eng ravers and Printers. 2iO
Minister. Best work. Low Prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For WORCESTER-6 As lexo.l Z 05 z 60 fexpA
10 accom-, IL 80 O. m faccom.l so texp..
sundays-s 80 a. m. accom-. 600. sIS .. m
For trains for intermediate stations SEQ tim.
table furnished at all ticket Offices.
c. 7. HEMPsTEAD. Gen'i Pass. Agt-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

two pieces at the point where they meet
and pass each other. This will keep them
in their proper places. Now wet your fin
ger slightly and rub the glass anywhere be-
tween the ends of the cross. As you do so
you will see the cross move by some invis-
ible agency. The cross will keep moving
until one end of the paper is Immediately
over the spot where your finger is. After
ward run your finger slowly around the
glass, and the cross will mysteriously move
in the same direction. This curious phe-
nomenon is due to vibrations occasioned by
the friction Of the finger against the glass.
London Million.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
FOR THE CHILDREN.


Take a common wineglass and all 10
nearly to the rim with water. Then cut
two strips Of paper and place them on the
glass in the form shown in this illustra-
tion. Let them assume the shape of .
cross and bend the ends downward along
the outside edge of the glass. Before doing
this, however. it is advisable to paste the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
Extraordinary
Premium
Offer!

Photographic views of the noted places earth
for less than EACH The collection consists of ESQ
Pictures, all beautifully bound in magnificent volume of
pages and famous everywhere Shepps Photographs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

of the World" The
genuine edition. Save
The CoUPoNs, bring
20 of them to the
News office. with ten
cents with each Cou-
pom, and get the mag
nihcent book of Pho
t tograph 0 h S of tn e
w orl d shown on
Page 7 of the News
to-day.
This book mas never
See it at the News Office
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

The Bureau OF Industrial Statistics
has within the past few days furnished
complete sets of Annual Reports" 10 the
Words Columbian Exp Isl ion for
reference and record. riso 10 the
Free Public Library Of Jersey
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
Little FoIks' STYLES.

Little Folks Styles.
In fashions for little folks the thing most
aimed at just now seems to be picturesque
effects. This is well illustrated in the ac-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

SUIT FOR BOY AND GIRL.
companying cut, where the boy wears
modified sailor suit of brown velvet, with
brown silk vest and collar and the little
girl is in a pretty frock Of blue linen
trimmed with white braid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

Here is a letter written by the late Phil
lips Brooks. the great Boston preacher, to
one of his little nieces:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

Hon. Henry Grobert. Switzerland, Of
fetal delegate of the Swiss confederation
TO the Worlds Columbian exposition,
Chicago. 1893. paid his respects TO Com
missioner Iiepke OF the Bureau of Indus
trial Statistics yesterday. L. addition
10 his duties as delegate OF the Swiss con-
federation he Is making "a study
OF the industrial CO. ditions OF
tho people In this country.
He is deeply interested in the various X =
ports which have been made by this
bureau during the past few wears, and ~
complete set is to be forwarded to the
"home eovernment' for iisusc.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

BERGEN ST, 1867. near Bond, DrooSlyn-Fur-
nished room % let, s. per week.
DE EALB AVE-, h5-A pleasant front room.
with heat when desired, for two persons ais,
room for light housekeeping; central location ten
minutes from bridge.
GATES AVE. @72. near franklin. Brooklyn For
rent. furnished or unfGrnishrd. large detached
frame house. nyc connecting bedrooms on second
fpor all improvements, will sell furniture heap
to- tenant II desired.
lOIIAR 81. - Near bridge and ferries all
improvements; only ten minutes from city
Hall, New Work.
Rl'TlEIGE -. ll3. BROOKLYN 10 Two gentle.
men, n large, nicely furnished room; 81 weekly
WANERLN AVE. liza, BIupklyu Nicely mr-
nishrd rooms; ludio- ar g~,nll,nIru; Isl CDny"u-
icurr~: terms reasonable.
WILLOW ST, 10, five minutes from bridge
Large and small heated rooms, early breakfast
terms -
The evening world., 1893-10-18
THE BRISTOL,
IL to 10 EnSt llth st. near 9Th ave. comfortable
inm.lN hnmsn. NmrN mn1nrhin forms.
West Side.

West Side.
CHARLES ST, ~. fIrs,-class board double
and single rooms, handsomely furnished, all
inprorcm"n's, moderate.
CLINTON PLACE, ~, Sth VI. Pleasant rooms,
with or without board every convenience: good
attendance" mudcrtt" terms,
KING 81. - Nicc.y furnished back pnrlor and
utI"r rooms, with board. all conNeniehces;
terms moderate.
WANETLEN PLACE, ll5- Iarg" sunny front
rooms. reasonable. ~ gentlemen or families; all
COM "%Ii'rur"N; furnace heat.
WA~HINGTON pL,ACE, ll5 Large, sunny front
hHIl room, with board also table board refer,
TN AVE- 4. rnnr IAN st Double and single
rooms, with board expert couk - %nmrwuri
7rH AVE, ~, m"nr lam 2, Rooms, win
boar, lHiae and small, ladies si"' gentle
I'M AVE. 3li prirnt" nmn$, Engltsl!, want
@Suuug mcl O. Nl"op and board, Mn. Holden,
ann AVE. 100 Mr,. O'roau"ll would lkn two
ypuns mon 4" board. home comfort, reason
lGru ~. - wI~T Nicely furnished larg, and
snail ru"nlN private bath, With Or without
BOARD. reasonable.
Ildy '' 49, ~
IrU ST. li4 WEST .iArsc room, newly fur.
uish"l, Win first class table board, inference.
i2iH 81, =. WEST DeNirahl" rooms with
hu,. ut; also tanlr board.
i2riI 81. - WFSr-N~atly furnished parlor
aud other desirable rooms, with OF Without
board location good.
l4TH IT. ari wEsT-IArsp, pleasant, sunny
T,sILs good table, pleasant surroundings and
comfortable home,
liTu ST. .m NEST Very desirable large
rooms, NIL improvements; table INST class
terms roIsonahir,
18th ST. $40 WtSr Above room suitable for
THREE. sis. also hall room, ~.
lam 81. aIy W~ESr-Iargc and small rooms,
viii or without bOari: all conveniences; terms
moderate.
laTH ST, 2S7 WEST, Two large rooms; frst
foor; private bath; also single roomsI excellent
board.
The evening world., 1893-10-18


DUFFIELDS 81. % 4. near the bridge -Four or 1--WE
light rooms; all improvements; Sl2 to S2o
MADISON ST. SIS, Brooklyn -Four and i've
large. light rooms, LIST and "a floor; Sill, Sl3.
SEVENTH AVE. Is Beautiful wide. Hat !
rooms and bath, steam heat: perfect light; $40.
NICE FATS TO SICE PEuPi.E.
50, $40. Sill. -Four good, sized rooms; range,
tubs, bells, rarpetcd halls, all recently decorated;
liberal Inducements Ia adult families with good
references; near saratoga ~. station come ana
see. Apply 2,o Marion ST., Brooklyn.
TO Single fiat. t6O Bedford ave. all i'm.
provements; five rooms aud bath. Inquire li3
Penn ST., Brooklyn.
TO LET-Flats. newly decorated; o rooms and
bath; convenient neighborhood: 10 minutes TO
bridge and broadway ferries; lanltor service;
rents Sl6 to $40: all improvements: rent free to
Nov. !. LENDER d Co, 800 Nos'rand ave,
Brooklyn.
WEEKLY PAYMENTS, 81. 80 and upward
first class. handsomely decorated flats, . rooms;
ali improvements, very good ncighborhood; but
lb minutes distance tn bridge entrance. near
Clinton ave. FRANK DE LYMAN; I32 Myrtle
ave-, BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
THE MYSTIC.

Both st. and Broadway. adjoining Oriental hotel
Furnished rooms, singly and IN suite, hotel ser
vice: also fully furnished apartment for house
keeping: under management OF the owner
VIM. Frank Hall.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
IcrccN City.

MONTGOMERY ST. ia, Jersey city Heights
Large furnished room TOR gentleman, private
family, lOminut"s from Curtlaudt II. ferry by
trolley; heat, bath. gas.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Unfurnisned Rooms Wanted.
Furnished Rooms to Let.

one Timc, 200. pr line. Second TIM, nc. per
line: Hird and Subsequent 7tnns, l5c. per line.
No sr'rd charge on sundays.
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR T-Advertisement
for The World may be left ut any American
District Messenger Office In the city, where the
charges will be the same as those at the main
office.
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instruction.

instruction.
mn Inn, sc. pr line Second TIM, re.
pr hn<: Third and Subsequent Times. soc per
hnr, M cr'yu 'hdrqc On sundays
GUITAR. banjo and mandolin instruction; rea-
sonahle terms. Prof. MARCEL, guitarist, 3l2
West ll6th -.
y Free Instruction TO new beginners
Joining banjo orchestra; private lessons. Dob
son. l3i7 Broadway. corner 'bith 81.
PIANO LESSONS. - and - cents; references,
Mrs. Woieil. ~ Amsterdam ave, between
Gsth and !rch SIS.
FREE CLASS In photo process for photo en-
CnvtnR for self supporting Young women.
AprlN nov, Young WOmon'S Christian AsSoCia-
ton, : last 10Th 81, "a. VI. to- y. NJ.
PIANO singing taught terms low; best method.
Prof. R.imnann, ,bS West l3th ST., care OF
Mr.. tUrmnCk.
SHORTHAND thoroughly mastered In fifteen
lrS~ull>, guaranteed -' IrSc 81, Address RE
PORTER, box Ito World,
sTENGiRAPIlS aud rypcwriting school.
Sld Broadway, y. Y. 81 week. Call or write.
XirHLR LESSONS Best method YuirS teach
Iug; practical. EMILE kRAtIHElM
teacher. ~ East SlSt st., hr~t n''r.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
"a miscellaneous

FOL observation-disclosures rooms for Worlds Fair
visitors, 81 per day each; convenient TO g.,
RR., cable and elevated roads. fare DC. Call Mt
store. :llO Cottage Grove ave, J.. 4. S'IlIR/,
GENTLEMAN and wife visiting the city; cosy
furnished rooms: excellent location; central,
Address BOX 40, l4SD broadway.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Boarders Wanted.

OrS Tine, zoe. pr Hns SCcond Tine, ne. per-
PER tnc; 7hrrd and subsequent Times, l5c, per
line. No CrtrG chGr1r on sundays.
NC EXTRA CHARGE FOR T-\dvertiscments
Tor The World may hs left ~ any American
District Messenger Onire In the city, where tbs
charges viii DO tie same rs those at tlo main
vii!ce.
East Side.
REA ONE ST. As First class table board
81. so; also nicely furnished rooms. with board,
for two gentlemen, $40 Restaurant,
HENRY sr., no, near GOuvcrneur st. Fur.
nished rooms, with board American cooking.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
North OF iasth Street.

18TH ST. 30S WEST, between Sth and 81,
Nicholas ayes. A first floor front parlOr, l5Sl6,
furnished or unfinished suitable Tor physician.
l3sTH ST.. 7lS EAST Front and back parlprs
also large front room. Wills, owner.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Flats and Apartments to Let.
FurnIshed-West Bid


TIL AVE. 500, near 4Oth st. handsomely FUR.
nlshed 5, room Hat, complete for housekeeping.
Apply janitor.
sTiI AVE, ass. near 3tth st.-Gentiemen: apart:
ments, heat, light, linen service. coffee and
rolls until IL; beautifully kept; 81 up.
apartments, handsomely furnished; coffee and
rolls until IL o'clock "a up.
10TH 81. las wEsT-Apartment OF 8 nicely
furnished rooms for housekeeping outside bell.
18TH ST., WEST-Neatly furnished 3. room fiat,
81 weekly. flagg, 242 West 3jd st.
18TH. 81, ia WEST-Handsomely furnished
2d-fi9or nat. i've rooms and bath; everything
Nth 81, 2e8 wEsT-NiceIy furnished flats, 8
rooms and bath; steam heated. Janitor.
18Th ST., $50 WEsT-Handsomely furnished
Hat, second floor; steam heat. Janitor.
36TH ST.. 3ls WEsT-Axminster carpets, brass
bath room, parlor heaters; all improvements; one
flight. Inquire janitor.
3sTH ST. ,252 WEST (Arthurl-Fuliy furnished,
0rooms, bath, piano, &C., $50. Janitor.
BOTH ST., 2S8 wEST-Furnished fat, 8 rooms
and bath steam heat; one flight. Japitor.
10TH ST, 225 wEST-Hsndsomcly furnished. 3
rooms aud bath; silver and linen; ring %janitor's
4an I 2s2 WEST rettily furnished fats,
nished. 500 per month. flasg, 2+2 West 23d.
GATH ST.. wEST-A gem; 4 rooms. I'd floor.
Sll weekly. FLAGG, 2l2 West 23d st.
elSI sri wEsT,Bea%tifully fprnl.hs sis : E Wsn,
18Th ST, WLsTLbaintiIy farnishsd S.y9om
Hat, piano, sl0weekly. FLAGG, 242 W. 2ad 81.
lGSD ST., l4O WEST-Completely and newly
furnished fat. 4 rooms and fiat: steam heated
southern exposure; I'd floor; near station; s3i
monthly. Bartlett.
room fiat, 'sio weekly; desirable. sfLAGG, 249
West I'D ~.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

METHGrnLIS LAW sCHOOLs
Fall term hogan oct. .; evening sessions. AMER
drcSs rroE rItRENCEp u. ashley ..nI B'wey.
BANJO, violin, guitar, mandolin school; ladies'
ni,hrd, HORTON l57 West PSI ST.
BANJO, mandolin. guitar; u lessons, 81; single,
~ ooG's. WEKMA$ & ULFHEGE, 9D oth
RN" AK ~ Hy",
BASIC. mandolin, H.: and clog dancing school;
circulars w"il"i, :. E"san'is' ID ave. .i!ssrttN,
.GEu. &. rur>ON'S banjo, guitar and mandolin
college,, "hs 18Th ave, lS4 East l2lth y,
MANDOLIN, guitar. violin. banjo, plano, harp,
u]utunHrp 2,hrr. N,ulourello; lady, gentlomin
teachers: terms moderate; private Lessons; Mrs
pupils residence. ]iitymond'S school Music, I.5
W",, I'D ST.. Raymond, director,
LAWRENCE SCHOOL ar ACTING. ElOcution
private instruction; inliy equipped stage and
Twelve practice rooms, Circulars on application
tu EpWiN GORDON LAWRENCE, dir,cior.
SHORTHAND and typewrtinG. one wcek'a
~,Iractiuu -iyuu each student; speeding classes:
terms reasonable. lirunSlyU college, llh Broad.
way, hetwceu Bedford and briggs ave, +. Morse.
Principal,
SHORTHAND 81 TNPEWRITING. Day
aud evening; speeding classes. Isaac P1tman's
N"trnnnhl'n ,rhNnl N :, - " -",-nr
SiiOltIunNn-ncn .l..t.... : go" ~1e scnvoij
day aud e]vcninE, L. Alexander, Principal, ia
West 23l 81.
ST. B~ARNAHAS home school for Young chill
drrn; On hour trun New York; terms mod
vile, y. j,
STESOGlLAPHN aud I~ypewriting school.
sld Broadway, n. y. 81 week, Call or writa-
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE for ladies and chill
drc"' founded asHI 20 y5h IA Mg Pri 5Is, 4.
VIOLIN and mandolin Instruction at pupils resE
dence; IS COURSE Address PIN, box 700 Ha>
lem World
The evening world., 1893-10-18

FuruIshsd-East Side.
l4TH ST, EA~ST-Desirable 7-room fiat. Sl2
weekly; every convenience. FlaSg, 2A2 West
Esd st
The evening world., 1893-10-18

APARTMENT
New houses: all the latest improvements: pri.
vate halls; Manhattan ave, between llith and
ll5th SITS. It will pay you to inspect these. jan
itor on premises.
ONE MONTH FREE.
<3d ST., 2T0 West--Select steam heated fats, ms
much light rs u corner; 81 to 50 dollars. Janitor.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
liiaE ELLIOTT AND PRAGUE,

Columbus 9th ave-, seth and S1th SITS.
Elegant steam heated apartments to let: ! rooms
and bath: handsomely decorated; parquet floors
Ianitor and hall service; rent S1Oto so. Apply
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Elegapt steam. heated fats, consisting of 4 fine,
large Hight rooms and bath healthiest location ir
the city; magnificent court. yard, nicely laid out
In plants; rents S37. 30 TO $50: close TO l.: can be
seen every day. Office. l6i 81. NICHOLAS ave-,
corner 11Sth ST.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

ANN ST.. 10 AND l2-Nicely furnished, well
ventilated. steam heated rooms for gentlemen
only: 81, 81. Iand S3 per week. J. $. Pell.
IRVING pLhCE, Ill Elegantly furnished con
Meeting rooms. frs. and second floors: house
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Colleges. Schools, DC.
z SCHOOL.
A BUSINESS EDUCATION
Piano. Singing,

VIOLIN, guitar, mandciin, Favorable terms 10
TONSFRvAToRY. 1e2 East 9th 81,
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LEXINGTON AVE. s5U-A sunny, well fur
nishcd room; suitable for two g~entlemen; terms
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