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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
THE MAYORS ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE
HE URGES THAT THE CITY BIZ GAYLY DRESSED
IN HONOR OF THE VISITORS.

HE URGES THAT THE CITY BIZ GAYLY DRESSED
IN HONOR OF THE VISITORS.
Mayor Gilroy issued the following address to the
people Of the CITY OF New-York yesterday In rela
ton to the Columbian Celebration this week
ON "wednesday Thursday and Friday Of this week our
habor city will witness an uneNampen eatnes
Of the naval war forces Of the world All nations are 20
he repres.ptd in mission OF peace. In assembling here
the discovercr OF the continent anu 10 "
augurae the celebration incident to the Words Columbian
Exposition ittingly honor the metropolis oi inc Ne"
World need call attention 10 the dut'e, the occa
imposes upon our citizens Iheir hosP''aS ''" p""
lie spirit may be relied upon
The authorities and committee appointed by me are
making every preparation possible To show our appreciation
~ the event celebrated and the pride and pleasure WIN
which we welcome the country's guests. unique Feat
ire OF the exercises be shore parade on FRIDAY OK
the forces the washps, the visiting vessels ana our
own This is an unparalleled exhibition Of fraternity ana
good viii. occasion Of international importance IL
a compliment 10 city and to our people
Your patriotism your interest in this demonstration
should inspire you efforts TO add 10 its effectiveness ana
insure IT, Handsome decoration OF your h's
and places Of business will make your welcome manifest
Brighten our and make them CAV wiih bunting
LET the strangers that the people OF Newforh are
clad to welcome desire to call upon the citizens
for a general and generous display OF decorations
THOMAS r. GiLROY. Mayor.
Tie Mayor has ordered that the City Hal 7"
deckcd with the flags of III nations on "Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday In honor OF the Columbian fes
tlyities The usual National. state and munlcpal
flags will also be- hosted. and to-day IN" royal nag
Of sweden will be displayed on the ballard stretched
between the central Hagsaffs in front of the cupoa'
This will be in honor Of the ceremonies coh'"ft"
with the unwilling of the Ericsson statue at Battery
Park
Mayor Gjlroy said yesterday that the only stand
IN be erected on IL. line Of the shore parade wonla
h. that In city Hall Park 10 extend along broad
w,v from Clamler,.st. 10 Nailst. The workm'n
~erc nacng 1t In position Yesterday. IL Is estimated
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THE RUSSIAN EXHIBIT ARRIVES.

Baltimore. April 20 t-prclail'-huAN'"N WIN
Fair exhibit valued at $5 600 600 arrived here I"N'
evening on the Danish steamer Corn IRON "D''
7, committees seven stcrl-bound boxes. Among me
exhibits are diamond specimens from the 'rai NOUN
tain and ten cases Of paintings, Sa'naN anu
other art works from tn" Imperial 'aiIeneN ~ ~
Petersburg There also a number OF cAhip''S "
Russian manufacturers. and the framework o "
Russian theatre, which viii be erected on '"' On
hibition grounds. and In which entertainment wa
,,Laa l., r.uve nerformers Village life
amonr the Russians will be represented by phrp
of peasants who over Oh me SANE s' s., -.
and whom the immigration ConnlS aioher p"SS'u ''u'
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ARCHBISHOP CORRICAN not To BE TilEEE.

Tho spccal committee OF tn. Chamber Of commerce
in charge of III, dinner which is to be given Tor inc
officer, Of the fleets Friday evening at the Wadori
Hotel held long meeting yesterday. but did nor com
MET. the lit OF s,calers teas g. The committee VIII
meet again today. II received the following i"''"r
Yesterday ad lrcssrd TO Henry Nar"' 'h'r"" vi inc
special Committee:
rho p,litc invitation OF the Chamber OF Commerce
40 Zinc with the American and foreign Naval officers
nm next Friday night has just been received
81 appreciate the compliment very highly ana
,o,,d GLADLY accept the invitation under other cir
c,m.ances but as the banquet happens to BIZ given on
Friday night fear that many Of my people would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
ALDERMEN WILL DROWN THEIR GRIEF.
THEIR SENSITIVE NATURES DEEPLY WOUNDED
By MANY ALLEGED FLIGHTS.


BY MANY ALLEGED FLIGHTS.
The Aldermen still somewhat disgruniied over
The Columbian Celebration Committees failure to rec
opuizc, them, as they believe. After me r'R"iaS
sr.,on Yesterday they held Il caucus in the Common
Council Chamber 10 complete the final arranS enien's
for IN. Naval Review. The meeting was secret, ana
tell Colonel Mcclellan. the president OF the Roard.
obout it, some severe criticisms were INDUCED IN, bnt
this WIS aftcrward vigorously denied by those who took
part IN the gathering. The ground OF offence "i'n
the Aldermen Is that they have not been mad" 80 con-
spcuois In the celebration they desired. The i,ii
ue Of the Mayors committee To provide refreshments
for them on the Howard Carroll was n re sub"ct
with several of them. and some Of these patrots
wanted TO return the boat TO the committee yesterday
and get n steamer Of their own This course, ho"'
ever did not receive the approval OF the majority.
Al her OF plant Which aroused IN" "f"'n
Of the Aldermen. the refusal OF the committee I'd
let the Howard Carroll follow The Presidents boat AZ
the review. Both Mayor Gilroy and President NC
Clellan we're blamed for this \ committee mace up
Of Aldermen Grown, PARKS and schot went down 70
see the Mayor and find out II there was any son
Min They came I'D again To report that the iocai
committee had nothing TO do with the arrnngehi'n's'
and that even Governor Flowers boar couii MOI III
low the Presidents boat. \ dispute over me nnipSr
of tickets which each Alderman should be entitled 10
followed. II finally agreed that e'rh ny law
civer should have twenty tickets, and The "kickefs
"'S TTbn Howard Carroll win leave Pier A ut a. m
Tomorrow Her passengers will Ice COO In number NJ
IN, start How many will fall overheard during the
days festivities will depend somewhat on IN. s'r"nsm
will be supplied from the AlderHen's own gi
Is expected TO be choice
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no WELCOME THE DUKE OF VERAGIA.

Chicago April 25.-At last evenings session OF the
(uv Council resolutions were adopted welcoming
49,, puLe of Veragua and tie other descendants Of
columbus TO the city and insructng the Mayor and
a committee OF tie Council 10 present TO them the
freeao,n O. the city on their arrival. Two commit
toes Of the Council, each 10 be headed by the Mayor,
were appointed to receive and entertain the Duke of
yer.pua and party and President Cleveland and
ar,,,, The Mayor also Instructed to appoint a
l,a,n,,tee ~ fifteen meet the philadelphia Alder
n Who Will arrive with the Liberty bell next Fri
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PART II.
PAGES II TO IL.

be surprised at my presence that occasion. OF
course II should attend. would observe the law OF
the Church regarding abstinence from flesh meat on
Friday but could not max" such an explanation 70
many OF the little ones Of my hock who might be
puzzled ut my conduct.
while / make no reflection whatever on the pres
ence OF any Catholics at the banquet YOU will under.
stand. nv dear sir. that the head OF the Catholic
Church In this city, ! Obliged TO be particularly
csrfnI not 10 give even the shadow OF classification.
am. my dear sir with kindest regards and sincere
'e'P'' AN. A. CoRRIGAN."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
TIE LIBERTY BELL STARTS FOR CHICAGO.

Philadelphia. April 23-Thc train bearing we
liberty bell left the Broad Street station OF the penn
sylvania Railroad at 10 O3 o'clock this morning ior
chicago A party Of forty. including Mayor stuart.
the Joint Worlds Fair Comnsltte" OF couhc's anu
other city officials and newspaper men. were on ''
train which consisted Of the bell car combination
GOV three eleepers and dining car. The ninicipdi
oficials will return In two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

There was popping ~ cha"l"r"' ,,,
'"' ,,i ,d.rts on board N" new lns
covc,nor Flower yesterday. me N'N"'
occlh boa, Of Health oihc"r ''""'"'' ' ,..n
cor,ple'od few day ago. an" "'' ''NI ,
h.r lu,ld,r. by the stat. me it"'" n.,,rrlny
.o1cc lnvi- guests went DOW" "' "''
an ,,, ili1l trip Of The vessel
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.UUE Guilty or MANSLACGHTER.

The jury In the Court Of oyer and Terminer yes
tn,obt IN "A verdict for mansauphter In the
"'' acrcs I'm the OF Frank Donahne, who
'e.o ., org,d with killing william o'Connor In q
was 49,, ON October %. 1892. O'Connor not
s,rd outright hp. be h bis henf on sd the pave
ment VIII, thn hospital two or three DAYS later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
SroyyAUAr DROWNED AT SEA.

\ year old boy by III" nam" OF James
,,o. ros f,und slowed away In the hold Of ire
shin London Hi several days after the vessel sa''''
,.oa, c,lcutta. lie u bright boy, and appar'
cntIy = good sailor The captain ordered him TO 20
81, work ON March young Beasley fell from 'n'
for.vard struck the rail OF the vessel ana droppe
,n.eniblc Into the water. Inc snip move 10 W." "
,a, COS launched. re boy sunk He a log ana n9
80, n NJ him could BE- seen. The LOudon lin arr'c"
~ This port yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
MR. WATSON. THE NAP Publisher ~ TROr BILE

The Sheriff yesterday took charge 81 ire place
OF business OF Gaylord Watson. map pu'hshcr. al
No. 21s Pcarst.. on four executions fr F2'oA"'
Mr.. Watson has boon In this business for about
thirty five Years. lie had good reputation and was
well known throughout the United states. For some
dine lie has had no rating at Brad''rc'ts as abant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
TICKETS FOR THE BALL on SALE TO DAY.

By arrangement with the Entertainment COMMITTEE
Brcnanos will sell the tickets for the Columbian Eau
at the Madison square Garden tomorrow. beginning
thi, morning at o'clock For the convenience" OF
the public the ticket offices AZ No 81 Fast seven
feminist will be kept open until IL O'Clock 10 night
and umtil . p. m. to morrow the day OF the ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
N ACTION oy WORLDS FAIR RATES.

The Passenger Committee OF the Trunk Line ~
ciafIon met Yesterday afternoon TO discuss rates 10 ''
WorlI.s Fair several representatives, OF un'S M'i
nj srnt and the meeting was adl )Nrh'u u'' nay -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
er 1oux.s c1.un uo.plTAL WoRK SHOWN

The exhibit Of II. Johns 'uiid P''p"''" >"
co,nr,aon Exno.itioD. representing the Guilds hos
alta, ro,t * ON view AT the Redwood Gallery. 80
aAo broadway between Forticth and iorty-hrst
SIS II may b. seen between "a. m. ana p H.
An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
THE GOVERNOR TO COME HERE TO-DAY.

Albany. Apr,l Ex-Governor and Mrs. Flower aud
IT.. Govcnor's Military Secretary. Colonel Edmnni h.
Jud,on Will lcav. here tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock for New. York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

a year ago lie asked extension. at which time he
owed about Sc5, 900. had plates which cost $4,000
and accounts $4,000 Competition. 1t Is said has
hI,r his business Much sympathy was expressed fCa
Mr. Watson In his misfortune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

THRONGs LEAVING FORT MONROE
Fort Monroe, April 23.-The change ut Fort Monroe
bos been thorough and complete. little while ago
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PART II.
APRIL &c, 1898.
ENGLAND AT CHICAGO.
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE MAKING A FINE DIS
PLAY.

.,yc HANDBOOK OF THE ERITI II
srcr1ox-soME FRENCH ADNiSS
prc,RpING THE TARIFF.
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Flats and n,s Ia Ie,.s



Furnishsd-West Side.
TIL AVE, ma, near 10th ST. Handsomely fur
nished o;room Hat, complete for housekeeping.
Apply janitor.
sTit AVE, ass, near ath st.-Gcnticmeu; apart.
mcnts; heat, light. linen; service. coffee and
rolls until ~; beautifully kept: 3, up.
STH AVE, ass, near a,h st.-Gentiemen only:
apartm, nta. handsomely furnished. coffee and
rolls until L. o'clock 81 up.
lUrli 81, las WEST Apartment Of q nicely
furnished r"nms Tor housekeeping outside bell.
18TH ST, WtSr-N Neatly furnished y room fiat,
81 weekly. flagg, 2I2 West %H st. "
2JTll. ST, 2lI WEST-IIandsomely furnished
2u-f9or nnt, I'VE rooms and bath: everything
3rTIt sr.. 2W w~EST-Nicciy furnished Hats, 8
rooms and bath; steam heated. Janitor.
"grit ST., 800 WEST Handsomely furnished
nat second noor; steam heat. Jnnitor.
18TH ST. 3lS wEST-Axminstcr carpets, brass
hcdsteads, DC. four light corner rooms and
bath room parlor heaters: all improvements; one
night. Inquire janitOr.
3SrIG ST. ,252 WEST (Arthurl-Fuiiy furnished,
6rooins, bath, piano, &c, $50. Janitor.
39rII ST, $50 WEST Furnished fiat. 5 rooms
ana bath; steam heat; one flight. Janitor.
4OTII ST., 225 WEST Handsomely furnished. 3
rooms and bath; silver and linen; ring %ianitor's
All 81 262 WEST : Prcttily furnished flats,
nlshed, 500 per month. fiaeg, 3t1 West 2ad.
ot sil n STj; WE FTAAc.s sR |, w I ro9 SsS It I'd floor
DIST ST., WEST-Bcautilully furnished + room
fiat; piano; Sl6 weekly. FLAGG, DAD West
2:h II.
HTIlI ST, WEST-Daintlly furnished u room
fiat, piano, SlOwcekly. LAGu, 242 w 23d ST..
luID ST., 40 WFST-Completely and newly
furnished fiat, 4 rooms mud Hat; steam heated
s%Satnfy ef BSr,isu. q fo9ri near station; so
18TH ST., wEST-ExGalsitciy furnished six
room flat. $40 weekly; desirable. fLAGG, DAD
West 1gb st ~
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Unfurnisncd Rooms Wanted.

unfurnisncd Rooms Wanted.
TWO OR THIEF unfurnished rooms. between
10Th and 10th SITS. east. Address A. j., 32D
I'd ave.
w TNFURNISHED, heated rooms for house,
keeping on or below 59th II. Business Woman,
13l World uptown. -
Observation-Disclosures room and bedroom,
near 44th st. and Sd ave. Address o. Sp., SJU
Sd aye.
wANTED-Two unfinished rooms, light house
keeping, for instructions in music, languages,
bookkeeping, or 81 month cash. W. e., box UiS
World. Harlem.
WANTED-For two ladies. 3 or 4 unfinished
rooms; rent not TO exceed ST. location from
1Oth to 50th SITS. and from 9th to Sth ayes. Adj
dress Two, box 3l2 Uptown World.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
DUFFIELD ST. 90, near the bridge-Four or five
light rooms; all improvements; Sl2 to S2O.
MADISON ST., S3S, Brooklyn Four and five
large, light rooms. LIST and I'd floor; 81, Slo.
SEVENTH AVE, 6S-Beautiful WIDE, nat I
rooms and bath, steam heat perfect light; SO.
NICE FLATS TO NICE People.
%, $40, Sll. -Four good. sized rooms; range,
tubs, bells, carpeted halls: all recently decorated;
liberal Inducements to adult families with good
references; near Saratoga l. station; come and
see. Apply 295 Marion St Brooklyn.
TO LET Single fiat, $50 Bedford ave. all I'm.
provements; five rooms and bath. Inquire lab
Penn st., Brooklyn.
TO LET-Flats, newly decorated o rooms and
bath; convenient nelghborhood; 10 minutes to
bridge and broadway ferries; lanitor service;
rents Sl6 to $40; all improvements; rent Tree TO
Nov. l. LENDER a CO., 3O7 Nostrand ave.
Brooklyn.
WEEKLY PAYMENTS, O.. 81, and upward;
first class, handsomely decorated flats, Z -Qoms;
all Improvements, very good neighhorhood bu,
Is minutes distance to bridge entrance, near
Clinton ave. FRANK DE HYMAN; 432 Myrtle
ave., brooklyn.
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Boarders Wanted.

One 7Tnf, zoe, pr line: Second Time. ne. pr
pr ltne' Third and Subsequent Times. I5c. per
linz. No EXTRA chdr1e on Sundays.
NJ EXTRA CHARGE FOR T-Advertisement
Tor The World may bs left al any American
District Messenger Onlco In the city, where tho
charges Will he the same us those a. The man
unIce-
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Furnishsd-East Side.
Hath ST., EAsT-Desirable ,7.room nat $40
weekly every conysutenee. Flasg, "a West
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TIE -EiiL[iiI6Tfi:l AND PRAGUE.

Columbus 9th ave-, Sith ard S7th SITS.
Elegant steam heated apartments to let: rooms
md bath handsomely decorated; parguet floors;
tanitor and hall service; rent so 10 so. Apply
In ianitor,
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Brooklyn.

brooklyn.
BERGEN ST, 1861, near DGui. Brooklyn-Fur-
nished room to let, f2 per week.
DE kALB AVE, h5-.A pleasant front room,
with heat when desired, for two persons; also
room for light housekeeping central location ten
minutes from nrldge.
GATES AVE. 27e. near Franklin. Drooklyn-For
rent, furnished. or unfurnishcd, large detached
frame house; five connecting bedrooms on second
floor; all improvements. will sell furniture cheap
to tenant II desired.
POPLAR ~, 2D-SeaT bridge and ferries; all
improvements; only ten minutes from CITY
Hall, New York.
RUTLEDGE 7 ll3, Brooklyn-To two gentle.
men, n large, nicely furnished room; 81 weekly,
WANERLN AVE-, ll8, ~RroOklyn-Sicely fur
nished rooms; ladies or gentlemen; all convcn-
fences; terms reasonable.
WILLOW ST., Is, five minutes from bridge
Large and small heated rooms; early breakfast;
terms -.
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THE MYSTIC,

.39th at. and broadway. adjoining Oriental hotel.
Furnished rooms, singly and III suite, hotel ser
vice: also fully furnished apartment for house.
keeping; under management uf the owner.
Wm. Frank Hall.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

UIN WWN MnifDT'I ~ ryNNvINU.I :,
station. ! dollar monthly. Glasses MON, TUES,
THURS. and FRIDAY, ! :Wto o,3o;p riyHieles
Sons dollar; tickets used AT pupils convenience;
beginners classes. four Lessons, l dollar; quarter.
- lessons. , dollars; receptions WEEDS, Sats. :;
fr,t lessons private. open every day, \ NJ, 10
IL T.. NJ.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins is probably rs well known rs any
man IN New York. and the fame OF the Institution
over which he prcsidc> has spread all over the
country. The inVariablc and pronounced success
that has followed his methods In teaching the art
of dancing has made It the largest establishment
OF the Kind In the world. To the better class OF
people +" Our own is an idgnl institution; its
facilities ARE uneQualled, the floor space is enlr'
nous, the music provided is above criticism, while
his staff Oi lady aud gentleman teachers stand al
the head of their profession.
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, In his class lessons, gives
individual inst rlrtion in a roam separate from the
general classroom. Dilidcnt pupils md this
method a great advantage, HE GUARANTEES
THE WALTZ ~ SIN PRIVATE LESSONS,
MAKING NJ FAILURES.
~,InUiL OF DANCING, con-
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lersey City.

Jersey City.
MONTGOMERY T TS4, Jersey City Heights
Large furnished room for gentleman; private
family: 10 minutes from Corflandt 81. ferry by
trolley: heat, bath. gas.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

one Time, c1r. per line: Second Tine, lie. per
hnc: Third and Subsequent Times, ljc. per line.
No ertru charge on Sundays.
NO EXTRA CHARGE o acknowledgements
for The World may be left ut any American
District Messenger Office in the city, where the
charges will be the same US those at the main
Office.
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lessons every day to suit pupils convenience,
morning, afternoon or evening; terms and BALL
Room GUIDE mailed. securely sealed, to any
address. Columbus Rooms, IL East AID ST.. De-
tweeu Madison and 9th ave.
The evening world., 1893-10-18

APARTMENTS.
New houses; nll the latest improvements: pri-
waite halls: Manhattan ave-, between Hath and
10th SITS. II will pay yon TO inspect these. Jan
itor on premises.
ONE MONTH FREE.
<3d St. go West--Sclect steam-hcatcd flats, as
much light MS n corner: IS to 80 dOllnrS. innitor.
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THE AMSTERDAM,

northeast corner S1st st. and Amsterdam ave.
Elegant steam heated apartments to let; seven
rooms and bath; handsomely decorated: hall ser
vice; rent $40 to $50: one block from l. road sta
ton. Apply to ianitor.
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TO lET--1O LET.

Elegant steam-hcated flats, consisting Of ! fine,
large light rooms and bath: healthicst location II.
the city; magnificent court yard. nicely laid ont
In plants; rents S3I. JOtO $50: close TO l.: can be
seen every day. Office. 1874 81. Nicholas ave,
corner llSth 81,
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East Side,

GREAT JONES ST., ~ First class table hoard
81. so; also nicely furnished rooms, with board
for two gentlemen, $40 Restaurant.
HENRY ST., 2sO, near Gouverneur II. Fur
nished roons, with board American cooking.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
EAaN l

East Side.
42D ST. $40 EAST-Furnishcd rooms: gentle.
men and light housekeeping hall rooms, 81 20;
42D ST. 40 FAST Handsome furnished front
. pnrlor for gentlemen or family; heat, gns aud
nll coivcnienccS.
4SrH 81, Ih8 asst, convenient to Grand Cen.
tral Hall aud double rooms; large closets; good
A5rU ST., lS EAST Handsomely furnished
back rnrlor, with hot and cold water; also front
hall ruoin.
10TH 81. 2l6 Handsomely furnished
hall rooms; gentc"l house; bath. nus. 81. boup.
4IrH ar. l4O EArr-Ncryd desirable and we'll.
furnished rooms; moderate terms; convenient
location.
4sr1! 81, 2Ol EAST Furnished 'front.' bedroom
for light housekeeping; 81. ~ weekly.
6illl 81, Ius lGAST-liandsomc large room:
two; -.
5"rII ST, 40 FAST. between Park and Madison
aves. Nicely furnished room; southern expos.
urc; all ccnvenicnccs.
GOTH ST., 2Ol EAS I'd bell Neatly furnished
room 10 let: every convenience; terms modcr-
ate; southern exposure.
gid ST., l2v EAST
Furnished rooms to let.
GID ST., 2ls E~AsT-Iaryc furnished room, all
oonvcnienccs, in n small private family refer
onccs; doctor.
G5TII ST., lGJ EASr-iIack parlor, suitable for
physician or w gentlemen; also square room
moderate.
9th 81, I1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furnished
rooms, singly or en- suite: also large, sunny back
parlor, suitable for Doctor: all modern uccomnio-
da,ions; breakfast II desired.
TTIII ST., 2l7 East Neatly furnished rooms
iorl light housekeeping; also .argc front room,
S5Tu ST. lad EAST-Neat han room; folding
bed; running water; small cooking stove.
S7TH 81, III tEkST-Upfurnished noor six
rooms; also hall rooms. furnished, for gentle
o5TU ST, 30 EASr-Furnishcd sitting, oom
and. bedroom, suitable for two gentlemen; pri-
waite family: 81 20.
10TH ST., 90 EAST-To let, pnrlor and bed
room, we'll furnished. nil conveniences; ladies
or gentlemen. Lash.
lloTH VI. DAB EAST, ID floor Large, sunny
front room and bedroom to let cheap. Cnlnan.
ll3TH ST, 1870 EAsT-Handsomcly furnished
rooms; light housekeeping: terms very moier.
ate: private house.
lllTII ST. AB FAST Beautifully furnished
rooms, hot and cold water; bath: terms reason
able; House heated.
l2lST 81, 424 EAST, one flight Two furnished
rooms; every convenience; housekeeping.
Owner.
l25Tli ST., pr East. and 2}0l ID ave, neal
123d st. Large and small rooms cheap.
MURRAY HILL-Handsomely furnished newly
decorated alcove room: also square room; i'm
provements. owner. 3b3 Lexington ave.
w>.S ciAA
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ooFHS 70 Eet.
STII AVE, 23TD-Twou niurnished front rooms;
gas, hot and cold water; $40
ED 81. lU6 WES1-Two floors In private house,
tngrther OF SGnnrntClN.
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North Of iasth Street.

miscellaneous.
FOR observation-disclosures rooms for Worlds Fair
visitors, 81 per day each: convenient to l.. &.
II cable and elevated roads; fare DC. Call at
store, BIO Cottage Grove ave-, +. {. SCHUlII
GENTLEMAN and wife visiting the city; cosy
furnished rooms: excellent location; central.
Address BOX 40, l4ho Broadway.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Colleges. Schools, &C.
ART SCHOOL.

REMBRANDT ART SCHOOL, 8 East 10Th 81
f%reehand, life, antique sketchfng;i ILLUSTRATING.
landscape, marine, portraits, oil. water color,
architectural, mechanical drawing. decorative
lesISItng; classes or private; daily, evenings;
lowest rites: see Catalogue.