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Flats and Apartments To Let.
-unfurni,hed-East Side.


LEXINGTON AVE, 695 and 74o-Handsome
Oats to let, I light rooms; all Improvements;
rent $40 upward, Apply on premises. -
LEXINGTON AVE. northwest corner lO3d ST. =
Desirable aats, large, sunny rooms; bath room;
private halls. Janitor.
MADISON AVE, lT5S-Elegant five large, light
rooms and bath: also parlor f0Or Tor "a doctor.
AVE. 023. 925, 021, near SOth st. -Beau-
tiiully decorated flats, with all Improvements;
steam heated throughput; six rooms and bath;
S36; one month rent free. Janitor on premises.
PARK AVE, 63l-six elegant large rooms and
bath, in fine condition; also private hall.
lsT AVE, Sls. near s5th st.-Thies airy rooms;
new stationary tubs; healthy location; river
view; $3.50.
Sd AVE. 7ss, near seth st.-Three new rooms;
large closet: elegant hrst nat: small families;
sDAVE., 1903, at 99th st. station-Fins apart
Janitor, list door, back.
Sd AVE-, 1924, near DIST st.-5 elegant rooms
with improvements; rent reasonable.
It'll ST., ~ EAST-Apartments, a ro ms; all
light. nicely painted; improvements; rents
18TH ST, 400 EAST-rhree nice rooms, SIT;
800 18Th st.. two good rooms, -. ~, 81.
4lST ST, 3l9 ~EAsT-private Broom second
fiat; improvements; bath. owner on premises
! 10 1.
18TH ST., CORNER LEXINGTON AVE;
Apartments, Win e'nH%tor, steam ,igr, hfat, h3t
Apply al office, on premises.
4n1'H ST, 247' EASr-Thlrd floor, 4 rooms, all
improvements, range; house strictly private.
5sTH ST, 800 EAST between LIST and "a aves.-
Floor OF 5 large rooms: stationary tubs: eonven-
lent location; sA.
CAD ST, SIS E~AsT-seven and eight rooms; FIRST
class ordcr' all improvements; low rent. APP
ply janttor.
10TH 81. 2ls EAST First. class flat, o rooms;
bath, hot and cold; all improvements; $50 and
$50. JaGitrcss, ON premises.
SoTH ST, los EAST-Elcgant flats, q rooms
md bntl room DprfeCt order. small families.
only $27. Janitor.
s3n.ST., 43s EAST, corner Ave. Alive large
rooms, newly paperel and painted; rent SlI.
SGD ST. 53S Fast Four rooms aud bath, all
Improvements, $3.50: small families. Owner,
NOlz.
sarH ST. 4as EAsT-Eiegant flats, O rooms;
separate dining room: bath light throughout;
$50. s22. Inquire %janitor.
gUTH 81 llg FASl'-B rooms and bath: Hight;
hall heated; rent SCI, S24; rent from Novem-
Der 10.
65rH ST, Park ave. Elegant flats, handsomely
decorated al improvements; Tour and seven
IO2D 81, Il2 EAsT-One month free; elegant
flats of p large, light rooms; all improvements;
new house; rent Sli, Inquire %janitor IN house.
10TH 81; 81 EASr-,SlX elegant DECORATED
rooms and bath; all improvements; Soup.
Inquire JanitOr.
10TH ST. 3l2 E~AST-fl,or5 rooms: genteel
family; Sl3. Ring on" bell.
llBTH 81, Az. 4iO EAST. Month free: ele-
giant flats; q roonS, bath; all improvements;
beautiful nclghborlood $50, s22.
APARTMENTS and flats, all mPToyGmGnts OK,
ncar central Park. - To 70 East 1894 St. and
1857 Park ave.
APARTMENTS NJ very low rents; three and
ioar rooms; every room light md large, rents
from Sl2, % upward. lanitor, 2@7 40 +, =Nth st.
and painted, lovely ]i%,gses. sii'l, SIS month,
East i23d ST, PETER BANG, 80 Carmine 81.
II you WANT n complete and cosy fat Of .
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10Th 81. ia WEST TWO connecting sunny
rooms. housekeeping; washing ConNCnienCcS
rooms for gentlemen, 81. 20.
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MIR. AID. NEWBEEGER, mi West 10th a.
and las East I'D st. Adults classes d spo-
clalty; two-step and all fashionable dances; cIncu-
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DUFFIFLD ST, 80, near the bridge -Four or
five light rooms; all improvements; Sl2 10 $50.
HANCOCK st. ,31I. corner Thrnop ave. Heated
0roums: all improvements all outside rooms:
best ianitOr service T23 to S25; inducements to
select parties.
MADISON ST. SOS. Drcoklyn-To let. first and
second foors large, light rooms; rent |l 10 |i3.
ALL LIGHT; q large rooms and bath near cor
mer NOstrand ave, and l. station, Sl6 Ia so
month, 2sl Lexington ave, 10 minutes Of
bridge.
LAT TO LET, corner Bedford ave. and Itut-
ledge st.. BrOoklyn-Si 81 large rooms, with bath
all improvements. finely decorated, only S23.
NICE Fl.AT~ 40 SICE PEOPLE.
50, $40, Sll. Four good sized rooms; range,
tubs, bells, CnTpetcd halls; all recently decorated
liberal inducements to adult families with good
references; near Saratoga - J. station; come and
see. Apply 2o5 Marion ST., Brooklyn.
To LET-Fla's: to secure choice Of apartments IN
the Riverside apply now: II irw weeks later
hundreds OF people WIN call for apartments and
cannot he aCCOm"r0!ntCd oil sunlight rooms
trC-nruO' stairrRScS: S"pnTni" wHtcr-clOsctS sink
and tuh Tor each apartment, larg" private park
Sc. rents ~ to 81 per week. send Tor illust! atrd
circular, Agent, riverside, 20 Joruicmon 81,
Brooklyn.
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lTrE 81, 40 WIS. Slccly furnished large
room and pantry Tor housekeeping, running
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PARK CLCB-Prvate classes, 81 month"; the
latest dancesi receptions saturdays. Cal 1TSS
Broadway, oSth NJ.
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UnturnIshed-North Of l.sth Street.

81. NICHOLAS AVE, between l3lst and l32d
StS. - Handsome new Hats, six rooms and bath.
private halls, steam heat, nicely decorated, $50
10 SD: near l. station, Apply on premises.
STU AVE., 2355 2s57, 10th and 18TH SITS. =
seven rooms, all improvements all light and
handsomely decorated; SIS, $50. Janitor.
18TH 81, 266 WFST-SiX rooms and bath
nothing to equal ii for nearly double tue money.
Two ELEGANT FLATS, with g rooms, all i'm.
prOvemcnts; halls heated: cable cars pass the
door; rents, Sl7. Inquire 2l5i Amsterdam ave.
81, Si2-ONERLOOKING enchanting scenery
millionaire nCighbOrhOod; no children; halls
heated reference. $50 West 1921 81.
3 AND q ROOM FLOOR and bath. Sl3 to SIS,
ut foot elevated station, lI5th 81. and Sth ave, in
Nos. 1903 10 81; alsp 3 and ! rooms AT 273l-'35
Sth ave-, halls heated, 80 to ST..
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Boarders Wanted.
IEsst Side.

Fest Side.
9TH ST, ~ EAST-Lhrge and small. also con-
Meeting rooms; good board; home comforts.
lOrlt ST, I'D. llS. 40 EAST-Handsumcly
furnished square front and single rooms; excel
lent board reasonable.
nth ST., - EAsT-Attmctivc square front
nom; running water; gentlemen: table board:
moderate.
nth ST., ~ ~EAsT-sunny back parlor, with
connecting room: also hall room, excellent
table; references.
18TH ST. ~ E~AST-Sunny front room. other
rooms; good table; moderate rates.
2TIt ST., 222 EA~ST-Flegant, large rooms.
connected, single; good board front and back
parlOr,
l4TIr ST, alo EAsT-Nicely furnished back
parlor, also large front room, Will, tIst- class
board.
18TH ST, 20i E~Asr-Furuishcd rooms with
hOnrt, also table board French, spanish, italian
spoken; terms moderate.
10TH ST, l33 EAST-Ncwly furnished rooms
with lirst- class German board also table board;
moderate terms.
iPTH 81, $50 EAST Furnished rooms, single
= and double, with board.
2lsT ST, Il EAST
Rooms, with board, southern exposure; refer
cnces.
2isT ST, ~ ~EAsT-PIcasant rooms; excellent
board.
DIST ST, ~ EAST-Handsomely furnished
rooms with board reasonable rates; references,
23DST.. ia EAsT-Lnrge front room, suitable
for two. gentlemen; table board; reasonable
terms; references.
PATH ST.. ri Front and back parlor.
with private table. suitable for physician or
dentist SO per week nicely furnished rooms,
=. 50 and 81, with or without board.
9TH AZ los EAsT-SewIy furnished roon,s for
two, ~ TO Sl4; single, ". 90; good board I'M
proreulents.
18TH ST, ia EAST, near 4th ave. Pleasant
rooms, singly or en- suite, with board table
board.
nor, or , 100 - p,..a, -
extension: every convenience; suitable for ply
sician or dentist.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
Furniahed-Wc.t Side.


4lST ST, 2u1 NEST near broadway Hand
somclN furnished tour. room fiat, complete for
housekeeping. Janitot.
Dist ST.. Alb WEST. "Kcnilworth " Elegant,
newly furnished :. room flats, all complete, $40
aud %iO.
5GrH ST., NEST Mine. room Nat, cNQuisitcly
furnished. $50 monthly; possession.
tI,AGG, pa West 2"d ST.
9TH ST, SGl WEST station 5ph st. Fur.
nishCd, corGCr, bay window, steam heated flats;
Nruonls, bath; linen, silver, china, kiiChcnwarr;
Sjn, 500. Edgar,
GID 81. 40 WEST -Four rooms AMI hath. com
6IIlI ST, WEST beautiful dive room HAT,
TIXGG. PAP West 2ad st.
0DrI ST. WFSr steam. heater, SiN- room Hat,
richly .urnishcd, $40. FLA'iG. 2l2 W. I'D 81.
SS1lt 81, tSO WEST Family going Ia Europe
VIII sell or rent fully furnished Hat.
1nid 81, 40 WEST Completely aud newly
furnished tiatS; four rooms aud bath; steam
monthly. Ring Bnrtirtt'S he'll.
Hotel Renaissance,
AID ST. WEST OF 6rI "
Several apartments, furnished and uniurnished,
for rent.
CHANCE-Comrirtrlv furnished HAT. Wcs, 6lst
St, : rooms and bath, only ST. vc"Sly; West
9th St, u rOutns aud bath, Sl2; Others. rhrtiCu-
laI-, bernhard, ~ West :lOth st,
a., Sl2 WEEK Flats ! rooms. Dnth. 100 West
S6th ST, near broadway. owner.
Furniahed-Misceiianeous
ELEGANT pARLOR LOO and basement for
hoard three adults. Private House, box Az
World.
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BOTH ST. EAST Four room fiat, prctt
nishcd, $40 weekly. FLAGG, 2I2 West
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fast si1c

ST, $50, near GouyCrHcur st -Funished
rooms with board, American cooking.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1911 Large and small
rooms, newly furnished running water; heated
excellent hoard.
LEXINGTON WE, IA. near 9Dth 81. Hand.
some rooms, with board references.
lcT.J Handsomely furnished rooms, with or
without hoard. terms rr '~puahle.
LEXINGTON AVE, 5Ei T. rent, large aud
Sl1nll rnoms. with gOoi Board, refined surround
iugs, also table huani,
LEXINGTON AVE, so Elegant largo room
10 let: with hrst-clans board; references OK
changed,
3b AVE, 10, near l5'h st. Nicely furnished
hal room, whit loard, - 80 r'sl"c'Hb!clwork
iUgnun.
am AVE. lT2 Comfortable u-nuis, with sub.
slnntial board, clean beds, good fires al g, ~
to 81.
orr ST. 81 EAST DTydcu court Rooms, with
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LIQUOR STORE, near 18th St, east side bar.
gain for cash; no agents. 229 East 2sth ST., D
IN X p NJ.
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2O1li ST., l33 WEST Sunny pRrior, every con.
NunicnCr. iOlding. bed, heat: small room rel
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Furnished Rooms to Let.


One Tlmr, 2Or. per hrr, Second Tine. nc. per
fnc. Tiri and Subsequent Times. I5c. per linz
No odrd chGrge M SHnidgS.
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LIQUOR STORE near theatre 3 new pool tables;
long lease: license; must be sold this week.
SACRIFICE, 800 ID ave.
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Colleges, Schools, &C.
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M~rTnOpOLIs LAW SCHOOL

METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL.
ran igIrL began Oct. :; evening sessions. ABNER
, THOMAS, LII Dean, For catalogues ad-
dress rrut CLARENCE ASHLEY, 2O7 B'way.
BANJO Mandolin Guitar Schools private les
sons ~ Mo Efual players. DDRE BROTHERS,
bb tlh ave, 3NlI i, O., Cly 81 FlhtbuSh ave-,
Brun,lNn preliminary tern, 81.
BANJO, violin, guitar, mandolin school: ladies
TAUGHT privately: :, course: Instruments fur.
nish"d. HORTON, 10. West nd 81.
BANJO. mandolin, guitar; six lessons. 81: clrcu,
lar, HERMAN ALFHEGE, go ID ave. and
Vsbtth ave,
IA Mo, mandolin, jig aud clog dancing school:
circulars mailed. J. Began, 3i 3D. ave. near 9th.
LAWRENCE SCHOOL or ACTING. Eiocutlon
and Vocal culture, luN West AID ST. Glass and
private instruction: fully equipped stage and
Twelve practice rooms. Circulars ON application
To EDWIN GORDON LAWRENCE. director.
SHORTHAND AND TNPEwRI1ING. Day
and evening; speeding C'lSSeH. l'aar pttmRn's
Metropolitan school, az 9TH ave; circulars.
sTENOGRAPHY and Typewritius school,
SIG Broadway, y. y, 81 week, Call or write.
COLUMBIA THEATRE
SCHOOL OF ACTING. brooklyn, n. Y.
Competent teachers; ln"tulc. Ions and surround
ineS hrst class. For pTospcclus and terms apply
to- ]. W, SHANNON, Columbia Theatre. B'kyn.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE for ladies and chill.
drep, founded 1887, $50 and 27S West list st.
Nine, VAN NORMAN, Principal
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22D 81. 2n5 wESr Ncwiy furnished front
DOM; largH closet: bath adjoining: running
water. every convenience: heat; 81.
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LAT TO LET, corner Bedford ave. and ltut-
ledge ST.. Brooklyn six large rooms, with bath
all improvements. finely decorated, only S23.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnlnhed--We., Side.

DowNGNG ST., 40 Apartments Of three and
iour rooms ~ very low rrntaii an al m
Zee jRnitor or i. MtCHAEiis & son ~ "a ave,
WATTS ST; x 10 Ito lc, splendid apart
mcnts; rents cheap; location hhe. Jar'tor'
WANERLEr PLACE, lir, Elegant. hats, with
all modern Improvements, = rooms, S2i; every
thing nicely arranged. janltor.
TIL AVE, 300, ar2, so4, 27rh ST Handsome
SS2. =" ""''
ST CORNER Ay ssi., il ! rom: sT and T G".G 10 s,G ~; N ins,Go
StG ave.
10Th ST., 25s wEST-Eicgant apartments OF 3
and 4 rooms; all improvements; every room
has outside light; rent, Sl0t 10 S22; references re-
quircd.
some apartments; . ruoms aud bath SlS. $50,
10TH ST. 22S WEST-Elcgant flats: ) large
light rooms; newly papercd; SIG to SlS; house
keeper.
I'm ST. 2ls wEsT-siX light, elegantly
decorated rooms; bath; improvements six side
windows; $50, $2S.
2lST ST., 3lTMO, 32l WEST Decorated apart
mcnts, 4 rooms and bath: rents ST. to S2l.
22D ST., 2iS W~EST-Richly decorated, steam
heated flats, FIVE rooms and bath; all improve.
nicnts; $50. Janitor.
18TH 81, S5l L rear housc-Thrre and
four ro6ms; good order; low rents.
~ I'll I. AIS WESr-Thrrc and four rooms, all
light; halls heated; improvements; perfect or
! 'ebll l., l't W IFl -NtNll IHlltENu anu IHltll'u
apartment, . rooms, all light; all Improve
ments; halls cnrpeted and decorated; rent only
Sl4, 80; only lj0 feet from 9th ave. l. station.
Janitor.
18TH ST. ,3t0 AND 33l near sth ave. p Desirable
apartments, 4 and , rooms and bath. all light,
N those new, improved apartment houses. Jan.
itor,
I l., oIs y tIo-, T =. 3i Q 81 ats ,,. WE 6Sc rr.r. .
rooms and bathroom parlor heaters.
18TH ST. 20 WEST Fifth and sixth FIAT, o
rooms and bath small family or bachelors.
18Th 7 1888 EST-Single fiat. steam heated,
seven rooms, bathroom, Sh2; six rooms, bath
4lST ST, 328 WEST+3 pleasant large rooms,
painted; sitting, kitchen and bcdroom; So ~.
Housekceper,
ATTN ST., 3i7 WEST-New brown stone apart
heated %""i; pr lH"' SIX 5ST'itsi improvements ""'''
45TII ST, a5s AND 800 WEST Elegant apart;
ments, flats 4 and 5 all light rooms: decorated
l0-S23. Janitor.
10TH ST, 5l4 WEST-EXtra large apartments,
Sand j light rooms, newly painted. $Sto ST..
52D ST. b33 To 81 W~EST-Small families
$500, Sll. 80.
bath quiet. Wcllman, l1S5 Broadway.
59TH ST. 2S WEST Elegant Groom apart.
ments; steam heat and AL improvements; fac
Ing Central Park rent, $3.50 per year. Apply on
premises.
63D ST., 100 WEST-Four rooms and bath; ali
improvements; $40 and $50. Janitor.
03D ST., 1Ol ANDlo3 W EST rooms ana hath
steam heated s35 to $40. Janitor.
OSTH ST, 10 WEST-Six- room handsomely
decorate ats TO let, including bath; 40 up.
10TH ST., 4 WEsT-5 large outside rooms
bath S28 halls, bath, steam heated near Ele.
waited station.
10TH ST, III wEsT-Steam. heated flats, :
rooms; rents $24 to $27. Jsnitor.
l08TH ST. l23 WEsT-Beautifui 4 rooms and
h3th; private halls; elegant locality Inquire
TOOTH ST. "a WEST. corner 9th ave,
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LIQUOR TORE, stock and fixtures; fine pool
table; . years lease; good trade; low rent;
must be sCld; sickness cause; ooc 236 West
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GROCERY STORE Tor sale, Jersey City Heights;
suitable location. So Beacon ave-, Jersey City
1Inlchia
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18TH ST l3dtq WEST Largo rooms, we'll fur
nishcd I'll improvements; private house, tran
silent or permanent moderate.
lTIll 50, III WEST Large furnished front
room for light housekeeping also hall room
low rnnI.
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$50 TWO MORE LEFr-Elcgant large
light and handsomely decorated; seven rooms
and bath; wide, handsome entrance; hardwood;
mirrors, refrigcrntorS, heated, Ne. fine private
neighhorhOOd. The Lansing, ll3 To llH T.. 10Th.
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RESTAURANT on AID ST., near Grand Central
Depot: established business license: long lease;
daily receipts over $50; for sale for half value to
settle estate. II. w. Evans. agent, 40 East iJd 81.
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MEAT MARKET; strict Investigation. 2os
East Bath 81. NJ agents.
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CIGAR STORE, downtown. doing good business;
price, 81, 200. Inquire HAAS, 1856 East l0Ith st.
CONFECTIONERY, ice-cream parlor; plate
glass front good reasons for selling; best local
itY. l63 Alexander nNc.
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CANDY. cigars, toys and stationery, doing good
business good reason for selling; sacrifice; In
vestigate; no agents. l6l West 9th st.
CIGAR STORE-Good reasons for selling: estab-
lished IL wears. Call or address 20l 18th ST..
South Brooklyn.
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FISH MARKET. $500. doing $3.50 per week
ieaving city cause OF selling. Room 1877 Ar
buckle Building, Brooklyn.
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COSTELLO, ID ave-, 5Sth ST.
g., 900 WILL prominent ID ave. liquor cor
rer store $500 win buy fine family liquor store,
lOtn ave-, bargain: SSOO Will buy Ave. e corner,
free and clear; Brooklyn stores from 500 IN:
also Jersey city stores. O'CONNOR, ~ Centre 81
g., bOO. BARGAIN; two communicating 81
looms on two busiest streets downtown: excel
lent chance for party with saloon and restaurant
experience, i. g., box Ala World.
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RESTAURANT for sale cheap; must he sold: no
agents. Gail at lS3 East l0Sth 81.
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MISS McCABES
ACADEMY, classes now forming as
~ East Eth ST., between 9Th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening; private los
sons, any hour, 81; waltz guaranteed In six pr
vate Lessons, ~; 4 lessons, 81; quarter, ~ les
sons, 81; lady and gentleman assistants.
WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
A EVENINGS; SEM o
Beginners at any time. Day and evening.
Specis. and individual attention given to those
learning The waltz, also the new aud fashionable
dances, including stage, fancy and character.
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Hotel Renaissance.


ELEGANT FLOOR and basement for
hoard three adults. Private House, box Az
World.
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CORNER LIQUOR STORE; on account of sick.
ness, d. COSTIMA agent, 20l Manhattan ave.
BROOKLYN,
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DRUG STORE, doing good business; avenue cor
ner: must be sold at once: owner has other bust
ness part cash. p. box 81 World,
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FOR SALE-A good paying butcher store. q
Havemeyer ST., Brooklyn, +. d..
FOR SALE-Sl, 900, restaurants; $500 down
easy payment; doing first class business daily
good reasons for selling; no agents. NJ. NJ, box
1lS World,
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DRUG STORE; good paying: cheap rent: long
City,
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MEAT MARK EFT. established 3 years; good
store trade and outside route. Inquire J." Win
terhaltor, 2l4S Amsterdam ave. bet, l6Gth and
10th SITS.
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GATES AVE. 1lH2 Nicely furnished rooms,
with or without board; private family; con-
vcnicut TO bridge and ferry.
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HENRY c. DoBsON- Banjo, guitar, &c. Man-
dolin School, ass 9th ave-, between saith and
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lpTH ST. 80 wFET- Furnished front room,
suitable for two, with or without board $500
] VANILLA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18

90 CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Park
avenue and Harrison street. Rev j. GAVIN
SFEWARr pastor-Preachlu az II o'clock A
w. and l.. W. by the pastor Lecture on
Wednesday 40 5 = VI. Sabbath school meets
a. $3.50 O'Clock. Seats free and cordial vel
come 90 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18
MR.. TYLER IN NORFOLK.
THE COURTEOUS CONGRESSMAN BE-
sIEGED By OFFICE SEEKERS.
MT. Glennan's Friends VIII Urge Him for
Postmaster, Notwithstanding the
"Ex-Exclusion" Edict.

NORFOLK. VA, March I7.-Speclal.-
Mr.. Tyler arrived here to-day al 2 O'Clock
and at once went 10 the st. James Hotel.
II had been announced in the morning
papers that he was expected. and nfty-one
more applicants for Office. members OF
committees and party workers were
present TO receive him. Mr.. Tyler will
remain in the city until Sunday and Will
give an attentive car TO all who desire TO
talk. 1t is not generally believed that he
will give any decided answer. Several
days ago MIR. Nj. Giennan. who will be
urged for the posuo on Of postmaster. said
that he would not apply for the position,
as he did not dc sire TO embarras Mr.
Cleveland. as he was the Democratic
postmaster under the former admins
tration. Mr. Glennans friends declare
That they intend to present his claims to
Mr.. Cleveland and urge his appointment.
In the corporation court this morning
the license Of the Slide saloon was re-
voked. Tomorrow the Novelty will ap-
pear and show cause why its license shall
not be revoked.
1t has been showing hard all day and
81 Patrfck's day is very quietly observed.
The Avoca Pleasure Club had grand
oyster roast at Ocean View.
a colorcd man named Henry Thomas
fell overheard from a small sloop while
coming down the river and was drowned
between Primers Point and Crany Island
lie was an FISHERMAN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18
BARBOt-x cONcL UDEs MS PEA.
He Continued His 1nputations Upon the
GoVernment-Another Speech.

PARIS, March l7-BarbOuX to-day con-
Glued his argument in defense of Charles
De Lesseps. He said that from the out
set OF the trial the country had looked
upon 1; less 'Or its value than rs a
symptom of French public life. All these
II TN wore the harness of Office. ana not
alone are those accused here but others
also might have been prosecuted in order
to satisfy public opinion. "Why." cX-
claimed NJ. Barbour, were the ROu-
Niers ana the NanetS let gof
DOUBTLESS because ii would have been
dangerous 10 prosecute them. Remember
La Fontane's saying: According as you
are powerful or miserable the judges OF
the court Will pronounce you white or
black
Your conscience. Iurymen. will die
tate to you a verdict whereby you viii
earn the imperishable honor of having
done justice To an honorable man, re-
stored fame to an illusttious name and
compensate the country for the prestige
lost through the accusation of one Of
her nOblcst. children"
Murmurs OF applause greeted the close
of BarbouX's address.
Nj. Dubuit then proceeded TO argue in
defense OF NJ. Marus Fontanc lie urged
that there was nothing i'm evidence to sus-
tain the charge against Fontane. and that
he was being made to nay for devotion
10 his chief, NJ. DE Lesseps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18
TO REBUILD THE INN.
Tho Total Shortage of Cashier Burton
Amounts to over $4,000.

RADFORD. March H-Special.-The
burning Of the Radford Inn. which was
frame structure, Will not prove loss
to the city Mr.. Charles II. Mellon, Of
Philadelphia, president OF the Ridford
Hotel Company telcgraphcd yesterday
10 Mr. W J. Kendcrdine. superintendent
Of the Radford Land and improvement
Company. rs follows: "Have just received
news Of the burning Of the Radford Inn
We will replace IL at once with hotel
of brick and stone. This Is authentic
please so STATE" This Is good news 10
the people here who are happy to know
that the inns beautiful site will be
Graccd with a rev and better building.
Mr. w. A. Tanner. Of Lynchburg. was
among the guests lie Jumped. but was
rot injured. Several parties lost watches
and jewery. The smoking ruins attract
ed a large crowd all day yesterday.
The Radford News. 4 new local SEMI
weekly. has made its second appearance.
and IS making friends through its bright
and complete city and county news.
Mcssrs. j. H. Caldwell and j. 3. Adams
are at the helm.
Postmaster r. II. Lyle to-day sent in
his resignation. and asked for an imme-
diate acceptance. He has accepted the
superintendent OF the Wills Hospital.
Philadelphia. and will go there on the
3lst Mr.. Lyle has made an excellent
postmaster. has been enterprising, ac-
commodating. and has taken pride in the
city's postal service. Captain Il. II.
Adams and Mr.. j. Dryfoos are candidates
for his place. Radford will soon know
who VIII be the new postmaster.
An inch Of snow has fallen this morn
ing. and 1t continues 10 come steadily
down.