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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
Enormous Business Done.

DULUTH. Nov. 9. - October traffic
through the great 800" canal, that
passes the business of Lake Superior,
was larger by 12S.OOO tons this year than
in 1892. strange to say. everybody hay-
ing looked for large decrease. For the
past mouth the canals business amount
ed to 1.56O, 292 tons. while 1,4S2, $50 tons
1uas the total in 1SQ2
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
johnson Breaking Records.

INDEPENDENCE To-, Nov. 9.-John S.
Johnson this morning lowered the
standing start mile record to I:5Sl-5.a and
the two-thirds mile standing start to l:2l.
thus being the first man in the world to
ride a standing mile inside of two
minutes. This lowers Tyler's record
3 10 seconds.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
Kynaston Indisposed.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-John KY
anston. of Minneapolis, chief of the
record division of the pension office, is
confined to his room with symptoms Of
typhoid fever. His physician does not
consider the illness serious.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
Postal Changes.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Sd. f. Jack
son has been appointed postmaster at
Howard Lake, Wright county, his pred
ecessor having been removed because
Of the expiration of his term.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
INDIANS STILL VOTING.
South Dakota Reds Seem to Like
the Ballot.

Special to the Globe.
MILBANK, S. D., Nov. 9.-Returns
from the Third judicial circuit are all
in, except Roberts county, where the
Indians still appear to De voting for
Andrews, who carries that county by
about 25o majority, Brookings by 150,
Deuel. by 2S, Codington by %, Hamline
by Sc and Clark by 40. Bouck carries
Grant by 225 majority, and Kingsbury
by over 100 majority. The new form of
Australian ticket, palpable Repub-
lican trick in the last legislature, lost
Bouck several hundred Democratic
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
nnn,1 NXant the Fieht.

Z NEW ORLEANS. Nov. .. - The
Olympic cIub has rejected the Corbett-
Mitchell fight. Telegralns have been
sent to the fighters.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
Death of DR.. Cummings.

Special to the GLOBE.
HASTINGS, Mimi, NoY. 9.-Dr. D. j.
Cummings, one of the early residents of
Hastings, and for number of years a
practitioner in this city, died this morn
ing at Pennington, aged seventy-fYe
wears,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
Bank at MORGAN onena.

REDWOOD FALLS, Mimi, Nov. g.
The State bank, of Morgan, opened yes
terday with capital stock of S25, 600.
Hans Mo. of Sleepy Eges is president,
aud Il. N. Ball, cashier.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
Setter HandicaD.

NINCENNEs, Ind. Nov. 9.-The United
States field trials held at BricknelI are
attracting many sportsmen from all
parts OF the country. The setter handi-
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
AWFUL SUFFERING At SEA.
THEE SRiPWREcKED SPANISH SEA-
MEN PICKED UP.
ENTIRELY NUDE WHEN FOUND.

Lashed to the Rigging Of Their
Boat, the SUMS Rays Baked
Them, and Their Skin Peeled
Off in Without Food
or Water for Three Days
Seven Seamen Were Lost.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-W. A. Brady
and Billy Thompson, representing Cor
bett and Mitchell respectively, met al
the Police Gazette today to discuss the
Jacksonville, Fla. Athletic clubs offer
of $50, 600 for the Corbett-MitchelI fight.
Nothing came of the meeting. j. r.
Rouse, representing Richard X. Fox,
produced Il certified check of $4,000
from The Jacksonville people. The
check was so drawn up as to be payable
after the fight. There was no provision
made for the 81, 500 guarantee for train
ing expenses demanded by both men.
The jacksonville people telegraphed
that $4,000 was their limit for the fight
and that they would give $500 to each
principal for training expenses after
the contest. This was rot satisfactory
to either Brady or Thompson, who
naturally wan; guarantee beforehand
that the fight will take place. Until
this guarantee is provided nothing
further viii be done. A telegram was
sent tonight to Jacksonville to ascertain
if such guarantee will be forthcoming.
Until a reply is had the matter Will be
IN abeyauce.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
WILL IT EVER COME OFF?
MUCH TRCCeLE lR kRREEGiEG iHE
Sc FIGhE
FRU1- LESS CONFERENCE HELD

Brady and Thompson Confer With
Richard Il. FoX-The Jackson
Vile Offer of Twenty Thousand
Not Satisfact ctory - They Want
Five housand More-New Or
leans Declines the Fight.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10

he were back in HORIZON, Wis, sur
rounded by his household gods. but he
has no present intention of resigning. u
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-03
Bi-0hloride of Gold Again.

J. F. Lee died at 3 o'clock this morn.
ing at the Eureka Bi. Chloride Of Gold
lnstitate, where he was undergoing
treatment for the liquor Naturalization
Patriot.
We are informed by Secretary Wads-
worth, Of the Kelley Institute, that this
Eureka cure has no connection what
ever with DR.. Kelley, but is one Of the
numerous limitations, most Of whom
claim to have "the same" or "just as
good" remedies as DR.. Keeley's. The
real Kelley remedies are not used ex-
cept at Kelley Institute, Topeka,
Wichita, Laavenworth and Kansas City,
Kansas. This is about the eighth death
occurring among the patients Of these
numerous imitators in Kansas during
the past few months, and reports show
about the same results Of their cures in
other states. There is in this fact some
Stood for thought" Especially when it
is understood that no man has ever died
while undergoing the Keeleytreatment
at any Of the four real Kelley institutes
Of Kansas, though about LOO have been
cured by them during the past eight
months.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-03

constitutional body, and it stamped that
act out OF existence. u had the power
TO do 1t and that decision has been
recognized ever since.
A mob cannot pass upon the
qualifications Of members OF any legal
body.
But it is claimed that the Douglass
House has been destroyed, or ousted, by
the recognition Of the Dunsmore House
from the governor and the Senate. The
governor did not recognize the Duns-
more House until January Y, the third
day OF the session, and l gather from the
journals that the Senate did no. form
ally recognize the Dunsmore House until
the l4th day Of January, the fifth day
of the session
Now, the conclusion [ have reached
is that, taking the journals before US,
the House that the governor recognized
consisted OF tiity-eight members-not a
constitutional quorum, not a constitu-
tlonal majority; the House that the SEN
ate recognized consisted Of tifty-eight
members; not constitutional quorum;
not constitutional majority.
"From all that we have said our con-
clusion is, and must imperatively be.
that the House known as the Douglass
House is the legal and constitutional
House or Representatives OF the state OF
Kansas. The questions involved in
this case are above partisan.
ship. They concern the public; they
concern the state, and party AM parti-
'anshiD should be wholly dlsregarded
oy each and by all. The gravity
d the subject We fully understand.
Certainly no constitutional or
public question can be more solemn
than that arising from the present con-
IGNITION respecting the organization OF
Inc House Of Representatives. While |
deplore the occasion which compels us
10 hear and determine this case, | feel
constrained by the imperative command
Of the constitution, and by my own con.
;ciencious discharge of public duty. to
declare these views irrespective Of policy
and irrespective OF expediency. Enter
tanning the views do, / cannot consent
10 rob the highest Judicial tribunal Of
this state Of its constitutional rights.
nor can | consent to exalt the executive
If the state or the Senate above the de-
nands OF justice, Of safety or of the well
fare of the people.
"In conclusion, speaking FOR mysen
alone, and not for any others, | cannot
abnegate the power intrusted to me by
the people Of the state, and | would re-
turn this day TO them my commission
unsullied BY any dereliction OF duty,
rather than to aoase this court and to
pay obeisance at the shrine Of unwar-
ranted power or unconstitutional author
ity."
The chief justice then stated that Mr..
Justice Johnston fully concurred in
what be said, Uut that Mr.. Justice
Allen dissented.
The evening world., 1893-09-26
Flats and Apartments To Let.
u,tu,p,.hed-g.s, Side.

sSlH 81. 4 EAST Two etegsut single flats, $40
An' Sih, steam heated all modern Improvements.
Sjtit 81, 4as CAST Elegant hats, II rooms,
'S' -. ihnitct
''iN ST, i2N AND ajl lA>r Fine fiat, with Ell.
"a dangerous. free rent oct. 10.
lt,II 81, "Ji EN$r, rctwseu 81. aud ID ayes. o..
lats,. ; troiis newly rs,ntei aud rsrorCd ievts
,'os w, ATi,& on premises o. once ISL
Aaiu 81; rARk ANf. Elegant Hats, hand,
-ouicll dccutatcd. ali improvements, , huh !
ro"lns, S!i. $40.
a6rB -, lhn 20 lGI A>r. near hernrtou
,snra. boiler, ,u,I.' Sc. Nj. ,tre,t. p.tL en-,
trance high, heA'thN location small select tam.
Ties only.
96Iu 81, oil 10 1913 EASr New houses. TIRES
ana tout room spsrtneni.. s., u 81 dumb.
wNli"t', er'tiir hells. not bath, tree u l'nantN,
Nd" street iiours 1c'i"ned.
lu2p Sr. - rAS1 ,ulored people csr be
lO;rIi 81. gIG VAST. between ~ sud 81 NScs -
A nee Hat al y ave thurns. IN gpuI u'dcr. rlG.
lu4lH ST.. goi III EAST Light apartments -
Ss.iu, %il..o.
ro7ms. u"NlN rao,"i .Iaujtor q premises.
llIIii ,T, 20 Fash. ii"4n trst t. looms sui
hsth IA h"attus. lat Il 'or low eat.
Il61II 81. "a. go Asst Month toe. n"w
81, SO.
Ilo,ll ~, ~ iN,r rive, 's,ee t-hl ,yom..
S'ull', irhiur'nn iv". alg l2lt II
l9lu ST. lDt EsSr. corner rm. ave. .-L.tgs,
nrh' HAT. .,esr heat, hrartiuIly pnrcred aud
irnpi,t"l ~.
i.ap 81, ln7 EAST t-saut .tcsm.ucatcI hats,
.urS rooms aud hatn so. Premises.
I"4y III 81. 2tj Asst 80. nj 'iuar, nve wcll.vcn.
%,i,"teh ro'in,; small 'hrs;lan fanny adllts,
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East Side.


BOwFRY, IS, near ana ST. Montauk Hotel
Nic,y furnished, liyni, cool rocm' gas. bath
daily paprrs, al conventeuc-s, gentlemen, doe.
mighty 81 "'ekJ
,I IN,,S pJA,rr A. convenient tn Rro,IrAy-
81. NC. I,,r ,heI tnT,ns tur r.ntiensn.
gate rrr. II, 6UtnS4
Iuv,>,. ,i,rt a. Gnn,,-t,hfy ,nrnt.h.t /, rre
'.r'', ,,,n,,. sJes 40 trr.c aIIn,piny
rooms conVenl'nc"'' '"'"r'n'"s'
I~LNJSt,TDI AVE-. 5g5, corner 52d At. Ell
gantly furnished ia 60 Nnl ANAL suany rooms;
rra''nnhl"' iAhi" h"af1 n nj.
ItNlN',Io, AZ. " N,rr.h 'n,n,.nSu rom
lnnH' pI','r ""i''' y Wv ""
Wv"
',ns mo I,rr, rinn. #. r,ut!sm.I 'oIig. Ic,cr.
,nHr.s '
I.Niy,rnX a., - ,s,r r,,h a, lHrys
'r" tn'rn '.I,., ,,nr,ry ,,tc, pe nj.
riWrd' r,tyaic t,,,.r'
,l~INIS,TDh AVE. az, near 4gt ~. Iur
,rsL,i ,nou,. Ar, 6 and small, red lc,d t.rms to
mn , trsch",.
Yu AVE-. 7C3. near AIN -. T. station tur-
rl,nsi Innrs. come t,r huI,ck.eplug, SI..S
week., unwsrt
81 AVE. IlGn "a floor, II, NJ Sauuy front roo n
~ let Tor mau and wi" Lester.
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LEXiNornN AVE 81 near Grand c-n,r.',,
hatse .,es,n,,y taTn'.hed room, Excellent
MADISON AVE, dij-Am now %prtrn"cd 70 make
win'e- arrangements, the house is newly h"o-
rated, %cnrp"tcd. elegantly furnished handsome
suits and singl" rooms: ~Nrsl-ulsns table. Apply
from . to L.. Mrs, Ashton.
80 w., li+. near !5th Il, Nicely, furnished
hail snt 'orble r"om' witn boar. $3.50. IS,
respectable wurkingm"n.
4rii AVE. @77-Nice larg. and .'m,l rooms;
tr.uch board US, bath - M Iai'u-"ad".
4TH ANt, lo.-Acconmo alton, Tor un,-, work.
'ng, ave, agi gents home comforts mechanics
room on 2 loor nr-t.c as. ace mmo i%At,ons.
STU 81 90 rHIrm, .,s- ,Ga ,U furnished
yTn 81. - EA>r Room. with hoa-d; gents
only; 50 best attendance, mechanics. table
boar rea '"nabl".
iOrn ST. 81 rA>IA nea, hsl room also n
doAb'e room rea'"nahle
luru ST. iIo EAsr Neatly furnished hail room
lor gentleman, with Uoari.
llTi ST. 20 Asst BAGS paror with connecting
room t"r three gentleman = iamty. with hosrr,
ilri ST, IS tA>I-,"ntai luc,tion. good
couplr. gentlemen good rahl~,
l?rl, 81, lla ,,LASI, ne,r nro.iw.y lArs.
famti-s, excel .nt hoard.
l?rH Sc, III ~tAHT-fri,ate hoard'ns-hourr
large and small rooms good board t''m' mod
ran ST.. aiG EAST. bs,wrca ID and Sd ave,
,ho'c, ~ "sndsSm- ! l,Ti'',.a ,.rs' ana snatl
able for an artist, mod" ate rate.
lGIii 81. 49,, rA>r Hand, mely ,urn,.hel
lar San srnAl Ta,m ;, hr'''cIa's German table
ION 81, Is. FASH Nicely furnished room.
aiso front pir.or, German table. prices mod
tfLt".
'I-TH ST.. l37 FAST iurnsuei room, with or
WI It ho,ri for gent -meu, references.
lgIIi 81. $40 EAST, ucAr I'd ave. -iiIst-y.L-s
board aud IoUm'.
.eD st. IFS Nrylv Furnished rooms, Win
an INN rogcnrur,. gent. ), and St.. Ialr- 81
I,nlc board. $3.50, superior rAhI,, cari' breakfast
.oD -. ~, . Room sIArAtc ant con
meeting, with r-aaua able winter 'esm- 400 tSh.e
hOsru reference.
rooms yer, non"lk' every conNenrenre, vim
iuglish aud Auegican 'ooAinE.
"2D ST. 22g "A,i- Room. hoard, -, 20, So
-, ga.. rllly breakfast, ulnI"f Wv, good,
rr-p,r' able home.
gJD st, is LhSJ-IsrC' uarlor floor, three
iu0m' other IhrEe AT ~ = = r""nI, good tab -,
gaB 81, l2u IA>I. uA Watson square Isrge
NoismA 10 ms Win 60 sti. tcrn, reasonable
-TTtI ST T." EAST r~urrt-h"l t..r, r"n''.r..u
,rl 'lt". atnt 90 without h9arI, Win rrlI
2tri 81, lIs EA>r Lag. aud small nrce4y
FURNISHED toorr., with b"Ari moderate prices,
al 'enicrcS'
!9lH 81. rs EAST 10 let, turrrsnst. larE.
room every cuuvsulsTC' meals served II desired.
2ariI ST, ~ EAST -lars" and small. rtacl, tHg.
uislnd rooms. ru improvements. -nlt- q,
lad'"s 81 table board, s. superior tsbI, ,"r5
JI>r ST, : EAST, re.r Srh ave uuercriled ac;
comn"iAtion. tosrt optional, uaus'ents, 'end
Tor rrcnlAr Nnd menu,
34IIl 81, 49, A = Double rooms, also a very
de,irsh,s hs,k pIgIor gooi thb.e o"le'.
Asst ST. III %~A>r-Puvat- noud,ue-hou.c
l,r!t sud 'miu gooms, good board, table
t]osrdc's accommodated,
ii. - r,on. .,o taAI-toiut
,..1'II - Al. FAST mar al uNa Ittnt.bat
The evening world., 1893-09-26
Flats aud Apartments to Let.
u%rfurnished- West Side.
3lST ST.. 239, 2l & 243 WEST,
BETWEEN IRA AND 9TH AVES.,

toonis AVID bath ilAts, al ~ ptOvem"rtS new
house,, elegant, ierorsed ALI Iighl rooms, rent
S.l,t.. ~
3iin ST. iJl WEST -, to eight elegant light
rooms, win improvements, rent $50 to so.
lrpEt Mnr,s
aLrli 81. ,33i WEST, rcsr So. ave. nr.fshlo.
81 light land > rooms md bath. ,'an,tur.
ltriI 81 fi wtNr. b-tvrnn 1th .ud eta s'e'.-
l'tGsnt HAT "i Z ign; rooms, 'U't d~r"'smaA"r.
3S.rii 81. 1,3 MI>T,%h between sth SID nin w.,
Apartments ut % tutms. ,ianttor ~ premises
3ntu 81, - WEST E"g,rt tsts steam hca
itot.
slsI So. i2G wESr-r THO. pheasant. isrce roo,n,
painted, %sttiuE. Kitchen aui bedroom, ~. SO.
NuuseA-epsr
up ST.. 8ia wr>r "a, aa ts,,. so. go. ~.
N,e.'' l'sht looms, "s'hthhr. ianse', neAy
cen 81 30 wlSr I'm. fats ot . rrom.. N
~ a"t"c. Al iisht, combination baths rent
iIlI 81, ~ MIST, uice ltgnt roo,uS. halt,
,inu,tur.
.5iii ST.. $50 w,>t Aga t,uer,s Of ,nrce
,rro,u. Al, ',sht, cheap rcnI :ot NAL respect
alto families.
',T i''t 3si an aN% wtSr n!ss'9, se.,.,
sipthaa ,ISn',,' "
t,Tli 81. hSa WE>r ; i"rr>. -. 80, ~. clean
puir, hnH'", : Nprctsh . parties unN
,Gril ~. IA WEST An richt. rcur, "a hat. all
%"nt'i'" windows, all IN prov riurnts, rent, ttt.
~, 81. a. "tSr : ole ,art r"cm y! ns-t
,,tu 81 no w 49,, ,t'.,., ,,.., ~. 80,
f,nin. ana Ia,h, sii aud $40 Nrp to- t,uttu,.
,,,t, =, .,n, NSr 80 r,.,.. ,rn..
',. . ~ Ia' -
bu,.nr.. ~
.ntu H., ur., ,..n ..
'ut e - 49,. W. pt,",W's tn,rn
crn rIpv.ure,
6UrIi 81, 30 AND 5al VEST Apartment oi
thrc. tight ROOMS, painted an paier- hanging.
water. washtubs and glass closet IN kitchen, es to
$40.
52p ST.. 53J 10 53I ,cep,iural fog
price three. room apartments; hight, rntutet
$500, Sll ~.
sun so w,sr No.. ,., .. ,..
90, 80, = ,n. ~ inon,n, . a"' -
W. 'i"'' NV v ''"""'"'
The evening world., 1893-09-26
NrARrMENT.HOlSE.
MADISON AVE AID SD ST.
ma tyr

10 LET,
our elegant suit ur IL rooms. two servants rooms
ASH '~auiiry, has a direct Gli unohstructed cN-
trrior ItrW o. 20 feet; the suit comprises tho en-
tire floor. tn cabinet work and decorations arc
not surpassed Nv any house in Ia" city; also Il
similar suit If I" rooms. Particulars on premises
from j. u, liOOKS, Superintendent.
To I.l;T-Tp rulorcl families. fine brown stone
Hats: f~rst-rlaSS ueighhorhooi; ncNr Lexington
ave, between 7u'h and som is. seven iunH- and
bath: al modern Impru} cment,, only whites in
Vicinity; lcats SO, $40, SO month. Address c.,
owner, box iti World.
TNE >laGAii III Fast s7th ST.. northeast
corner Sitl 81. and Park ave. "A ~he,utiIui corner
apartment, al ioru!, having southern exposure.
beautifully decorated; y ROOMS AuI hatn only
y.carcy. steam neat elevator rnus ali iiht an
Improvements; re7t S75 rer month. Amy to
Jani'or. OF 10 TONER Bos, wica, AAt.,l"l +. s6th st.
rlE IlUSE.
southwest cnrn'- llhth II. AMI Park ave. Eirg mt
apartment Sven lssgc, light rIuns an" bath:
decorated Siefln hea'. s's'n'nT~. hot water IN
abrnuarrr snpriiei u .h!G"s i-"in elevated sta
tiop; uuiiGIns rrcrrco. r,it. 80 lu 80.
bAiN. - rIGf 10TH IT.
TliRFt. iorr. Hy" roOiu tlat-, IT! Improvement
separate entrance to rach ioOm 40 Il or Ter: thii
neishborhoo1 ouly:*ll, VA. Slj. Jackson &
SONS, 1853 la I 2,th st.
Sl3-sl5-TIlREE rooms aud bathroom owner
supplies net water improvements small fam
ities. 3i+ Wat ith -.
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" "
onfurn'shed worm o' 'sstn street.
AMSTERDAM urn AVE-. ~" and iSii. IL"
'"'en hulh NO lnl'Ls', ite ,lr I"Nr,l irn,s
m-nts ~, msG'.
ST NICHOLAS AVA. bet. ljl.t aud 1870 ~.
SO f. 81 r.St + .tn,,STn. In Is On r1' nt.s,.
Tru AVE-. a!sj. an. 'rr< "i- lS'tN It station.
~tcau hcat"i sos, tmruts"t lstrr tight rooms.
IAN, al modern imrru, emrnts Extra induce
,non''' " tak"" 'hiN ""eh 'enh' -" !" sjo. S""
,,O''',
iarEt. l,oht rrum,. pt'yN'r hall. All improve.
r"nt' 40 Nnd 49, So ",t l"catt"n.
lafTn ST.. -, rA>r Etrgsu; lists. tire, an I
tour s''n- ~ht"sl' n'r'rhr'''r.
lJuru ST.. ct .aa NE,r tlrsnn, us,, 4 rooms
.nih4ih rt,y,," u"iv nhothooi station rorncr,
rent soto Sgl. ,isuttpr
"a" ' .N nnr n',, Ia, ! ",,r n",t.rnn,, . NV
rent 40 To- IT,.
liilI 81 Hl|,l Attractive, reduced, r'ni',
"lH. so month i,'", t'" rooms heated nails,
.|,'," ','''"n"""n,'
< rooms. mprnv"mruts to Desirable iaril, re
dnc"i rent.
~,nurnnr,piE ~ ,,,,, ,,t. ,,L, sit
,m~pr".ensn,, 10 Sc., t"pt hgrsc god i"ca,l'u
,nn,,, ~ IrIIN'' IL, ,tn n,, +, ,,I i''ytj =,
rupvn,rn ,Ts -, p, ,rmu',. ~, nn,ITn,
'Ifho' ,hnin" , r""''> :" mn'' ~, u :;
iOtn 81.
fiu, - t',f N''oMS n'tt,"nh'hE 'n.nNnt
ar rnG s, ,"!c,,, VIZ, riS we 4 ~. s3",'"" =" ""'"'''
"r'h '''''"'' '"' ""' ''l'
pInt ~ ,ttr,,tiyc an, br,iiSy insnti n m,,t -,
pr,,n . rs.,dsnr. > nrh, roofu. Gsthr ON sud
motsru imnruv.mrutr. ij@ summit It Rodfor |
Park, New Noik cay, line OF New NorH aud Has
"" '"'
u,t,on.a n,ooLIv,
o'o'
~ rrlElp ST, o. l"E. nvar I. station and cleo
trir cars; \ minute w'Ik T." hrids' Elegant
30" ann 'ml' wen alliih'.t' ' " > rooms
large lshl ana nl'"IN Nnishel' rents moderate
LIZ XiN,Tp AVE. GSl near R.id. Rranslyu
steam hen."U Hats, 1r"on'a, al I'm pruvtmcut'
rents SIC. I'li'ro ianltnr'
MApI,nS 81 sIs R,,,LIyn .,,i n,
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Board Wanted.
Instruction..

one IUi', 2Jc. I"J' h"s, !eCORd TfD,e, fla
per b""i HOd ana Subsequent Times, 500
p"t ip", No cara chdt'gc on sundays.
DNlii.F tO~NSENNATOhY Oh MUSIC teaches
more ~ on- quarter t1an taught elsewhere in
,hr'c 80 10 80 quarter, S. IN advances. 1873
West 23d 1T.
IkEt CLASSES for srlf supporting women IN
pho1nptaphE, typ"ytittng, commercial arithms-
tie, onksceWng >. Writing, business training, physi.
rtl culture NDd rhuir music free ar classes for be-
t'nher' and advanced stu Tents mechanical and
ttr" nand drawing, clay mo Telling ana apple de-
riEr, r'iutp-rrinr, p4uto Crayun and photo sngrav-
tne ofmNl Z ass Tor teachers; Prang system for
? InNry t~rlrHct. Apply 10
EDtNt WoMEN' CHRIS | A ASSOCIATION,
EaIt 10TH T.. on and after sept. |, from . A. M.
20 y. VI ant I to y y. NJ, Saturday afternoons
aud evenings excepted.
MILLINERY ant fancy work taught in classes or
In lie, terms reasonable. MISS GERSUN, III
East 5Ith At.
~NttLEcIED EDICArION-t nglish grammar,
reading, spelling. lstter-wrlting. history. hrith-
metir, "c. t"rns, 50 DAHL, l2S West 23d 10.
PRIV ATE LESSONS in stnnog raphy and type-
Writing 2tr. per lesson. TEACHER, 252. West
goth II.
SIENpGRAPHI aud ypevriting School,
SIG HtoHnwaY. v. Y. 81 week. Call or write.
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furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

"
ArH ST. 100 wISr- Nicely furnished rooms to
let TO gentlemen only breakfast " desired.
',rH ~ no wtSr llsni,om. tooms, 60 suite,
strgJ '1miot'nh" home gentleman. iamt les
ren'rh' location mo etRt".
IiFli ST.. - w~ENr-rryso tsmllg large aud
snail oon,', top lo'' we'll ,utu'soed, location
.i,eIrut.
rl' ST.. ID Wrar .,soon- newt. Decorated and
o, j"." ."''' .''S' ." ~" ""' '"' '''' MOONS
h,rm ST. t6wtSI I.rec. We. .ur t.n,i rtoat
rom '"'dinE h"i running w't'' nat" private
'Nniii.
'T'"1d t"gt. i""t t"om', s'ut"auy furnished
nal rnutn.. ~
G'n ST. .u wiSr I,,lstGr back r,on.snd
,,t,i"u. Nrh u.'uthau
irtlis 'itME>1 NrrIug" Trout pNtIor md
""itGnm ha'h n.ridoi. t"s.""Nnls wa.
rin. w't'r siir,c.r.et raum u"atel
hrl' 81. ~ Wr,l two hrrr'. hsn isom.ly
iut.'turi r'n"n'. %Hnthrrn eiro'itc, rt'7sio
ihniN r'i't"n' Is,
ErM 81. l7o WGSr N,wy tururNei .nrare
'""n, 'l-' hsl room, at st'oNni s'.'n
cuts, 10 WA. o"rt7",t 80 n"t 7,nn,"
nr-H g, l"igtrg.. ]tutut,ari ur uniututshed, ,hrNr
ittn 81, ilo WtNI ''.,sn, r"ru-, sing az
r"sntc t'tms REASONABLE, private family .t,te..
"ru Hr ~ wrsr Not. nyo, h.r roo,
r,n dou' Il" n,l ri.nt s." - ot
Lilu hen am" in'r
r,.nri' also r,rIor ito : "r W.T. TINS. ."
aurii 81. 40 WISH Nr,,r FURNISHED ronru,,
Sl.;uto -, breakfast II dr.trod.
5l>rHr., a|h Wl,1 t"m,ort,his. -nnuy room. /,
IAN. hot and '"i water. eNen 'on''nirnce IN
urivatc house.
aiin ~. 2du WEST Large room .unv nisn,..
snuthern exposure board # desired, nr cable
hui "trNat 't.
,iIu ST. ~. " ~ Nicely ( IN she'd room
neat alh a'e.hNta:,nn. rtiv''e a"iiN.
5GrN -. jul WlNi la &c ~uuar It,nt room.
| 81 weekly, s"Cund story, WItn t. re" wirdnH-,-h
GiSr EU., ~ W ~ Two rul-u ~ large mt
TO m, stcam.h"aici I, bath splendid luCatiJn
Jinil"f.
GlSI 81, I3p WtSr. close to ro'ler- Phvsirtn--
,niH 81. cons New GT"l$,o Cd =, gran ,ioinIo
Vs'r bath ,Nhie hoard II desired Iarso ronlns
very H. sirahln location
SD 81. 1873 wESr Eucn.. with us. of bath
steam heat, reference. pnrsn.
S"rlt ST ~ WEST Furnished parlor and 'No
lArt" l%riro"n', a'n+in ct together, board
optional. N,icu"r
l.2p 81. 81 WEST NIcc l.rre light rooms.
moderate.
North ~ ,asth Street.
l?GiN r., 800 W~fSr-Lnrrs t%nrni-hsl front
room suitable Tor one "r two gentlemen. hath.
J~arreits bell.
Miscellaneous.
cHiF2riI. square r. on, foldinc.h.t s4or 50;
references. g.. h's 40 Uptown Mrrlh.
DESIRABLE FRONT nAiI. ROOM on 18th ave.
I" gent enan $500 "eoNly. Wil'uu. III 9th
ave.
FIESrLrLNSA COuPLr. Visiting Philadelphia. can
rent o hlnIsn1cly furnished room Tor IN" via.
: ter from a widow Who desires TO lessen expenses
this is u ar" chance, Address A., World Bureau.
Philadelphia.
EuUMMA,E WAIVED. nte can heated room
& !r,cn. near ere, a'od. lilu st. Gentleman. 10.
GthFv.
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Colleges, Schools, &c.
LUMBlAC COLLEGE

ENAMlNA ATOMS will be held as follows
SCHOOL OF ARTS, for entrance and tor dsn.
,ient students. sept. POI.
sCHUO:. or LAW, for entrance sept. 2o-2TS
for deficient students and Tor advanced standing,
sept. 30.
COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GlONS. for entrance lIlogsnts' eIaminAtions)
sept. 2G-2s.
SCHOOL OF MINES. for entrance and for dsA
Gent STUDENT, sept. 2O-29.
MATRICULATIoN aud Registration Day for
school OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. SCHOOL
OF PHILOSOPHY and
SCHOOL or PURE SCIENCE. Sept. ~.
Thu Treasurer vii be At the Coliey. B ali ii,ys.
l9th st. and Madison ave.. Sept. ~. to rsosivs
matricula alton an tuition ices for all departments
eIcept tho College OF Ply 1icians and Surgeons.
On the SAME day tees for the College Of Physicians
AMI surgeons will lie received at 43I West 59th st.
The ACADEMIC YEAR viii begin In all tbs
school, and Departments ON MONDAY, Oct, J, ~
.. ~ A. ".
SETH LOW. IL. d.. President