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One Of OWENS Ghost Stories.

Sir Richard Owen had tive remarkable
ghost stories, which it was high privi-
iege to hear him relate. The one about
to be recorded here was perhaps the bet
ter of the two. In his early days, when
Oven held the post of surgeoa to the
prison of Lancaster, a negro died in the
Jail, and post mortem as we'll as an in
quasi was necessary. After the inquest
the young surgeon saw the body put in
the coffu and the lid screwed down, to
be ready for the funeral next day. Owen
had at the time been already attracted to
the study of comparative anatomy, and
negro's heads were not plentiful, so be
made up his mind that this one should
not be lost to the cause of science. In
the evening he returned to the prison
With bag containing brick. From bis
official position he had no difficulty in
gaining admittance to the mortuary,
where the coffin lid was unscrewed, and
screwed down again. During this pro-
cess the brick and the negro's head
changed positions. The ground outside
the principal entrance to the Jail had q
considerable descent; and the time be.
ing winter, with snow and frost, Owen
had scarcely passed out when lie slipped
and fell all his lepgth-the bag went
from his hand and the head tumbled out
and rolled down the paved way. BE
jumped up, caught the beg, and follow
sng the head, clutched it just as it fa-
ished its career in small shop where to.
bocco was sold. Pushing it into the bag
sgain, be vanished out of the shop with
all the speed he WAS capable of.
Next morning, when Owen was going
to his usual duties at the prison, he was
called in by the woman at the shop
where the accident had occurred on The
previous evening She wished him 20 zee
her husband, who was very i'll. He had,
she said, fright the evening before that
had caused him to look wild and dazed
like. The man, it tu led out, WAS a re.
tired sea captain, who had be, ! in many
adventures among the West Irtia IL
lands, when many deeds were dore bat
did not at that time require to be ac-
counted for. Among Il ese had been the
killing of negro in which be had had 8
hand, and the transaction had left a
touch of trouble on mis- conscience. Alter
giving these details the old captain told
of the horrible event that took place the
night before. He was sitting in his
shop, all was quiet, and it so chan.al
that he had been thinking of the negro,
when suddenly he saw his very head roll
into the shop in front of the counter, and
it was followed by the devil, all in
black, with black bag in his hand.
The devil snatched up the head, and
both disappeared through the earth like
a fash of lightning. The description
was perhaps not quite complimentary to
the young anatomist, but it was salts
factory so far that it showed that his
identity had not been recoguizsd-Lon-
don Daily MeWs.
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Sweeping Floors.

a boot and shoe trade Journal says /:
GAS a good deal of harm IS oftener done
in sweeping out Store by dust soillng,
we believe our plan is worthy of edop-
ton. Take shallow pan and partly fill
it with kerosene oil. Then dip The
broom into the oil turning the broom
handle to the floor for moment or two
long enough to allow the oil TO lun
into the broom. Use soft; light broom.
You may have to dip the broom three or
four times. After sweeping few times
you will have no dust, and your floor
will be white and clean. The smell of
the oil soou passes of. This is the clean.
est way on earth to sweep sole. In
sweeping after business hours it ia ben.
eft to the stock, as no moths will bother
the goods. If you will try it for week,
it will always be done. No oil will get
on the floor to iniure it lit will soon
evaporate), if you are careful not to use
the broom too suddenly after dipping"
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- The largest serpent of which aecur-
ate measurements have been taken and
neted was an anaconda watch DR.. Gard
ner found dead and suspended to the
fork of tree during his travels in
Mexico. 1t was dragged ont into the
open by two horses and was found to
measure 81 feet in length. Inside of 1t
were found the bones and flesh of a horse
in half>digested state, and there was no
doubt that it had swallowed the animal
whole. DR.. Gardner ard other travellers
say that anacondas, pythons and boaa
attain length of 40 feet, but there is no
recorded instance of one having been
encountered longer than that which has
been mentioned, Though many persons
have seen serpents alive which they esti
mated 10 be of considerably larger size.
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Kissing Mother.

A father, talking to his careless daugh
tor, said:
want to speak to you of your mother
It may be that you have noticed care
worn look upon her face lately. Oh
course 1t has not been brought there by
an act of yours, still it Is your duty to
chase it away. I want you to get up to.
morrow morning and get breakfast; and
when yeur mother comes and begins to
express her surprise, 60 right up to her
and kiss her on the mouth. You can't
imagine how i. will brighten her dear
face.
Besides you eve her a kiss or two.
Away back, when yeu were a little girl,
she kissed you when no one else was
tempted by your fever-tainted breath
and swollen face. You were not as at
tractive then as you are BOW. And
through those days she was always ready
to cure, by the magic of mothers kiss,
the little, dirty chubby hands vheneve,
they were injured in those skirmishes
with the rough old world.
And then the midnight kisses with
which she routed so many bad dreams as
shs leaned above your pillow, have all
been on interest these long, long years.
Of course she is not 80 pretty and kiss
able rs you are; bat if you had done
your share of work during the past ten
years the contrast would not be 90 mark
ed.
Her face has more wrinkles than
yours, and yet if you were sick that face
would appear far more beautiful than an
angels as it hovered over you watching
every opportunity to minister to your
fort, and every one of those wrinkles
would seem to be bright waveiets of sun'
shine chasing each over the dear old
face.
She will leave you one of these days.
These burdens, if not lifted FROM her
shoulders, will break her down. Those
rough hard hands, that have done 80
many necessary things for you, will be
crossed upon her lifeless breast.
Those neglected lips that gave you
YOUR first baby kiss will be forever
closed. and those sad, tired eyes, will
have opened in eternity, and then you
will appreciate your mother; but it will
be too late
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An Incident of the Civil War.

The late President Hayes was at one
time the target of a Georgia Confeder.
ate.
1t was only by scratch that his life
was saved, and that the Ohio colonel af-
terwards became president.
The scene was on the Gouley river, in
West Virginia, and the Georgian who
took aim was General William Phil.
lips, of Marietta, and the time was in
1861.
For some days General Floyd bad been
skirmishing with General Cox's Ohio
troops at the Hawks Nest" pictu-
rescue and majestic monument of wooden
rocks, rising over thousand feet from
the river road, at point ten miles below
the Gouley.
One fine morning, General, then Colse
onel, William Phillips heard the bugle
blast near the "Hawk's Nest" across the
river, and an Ohio colonel, at the head
of his regiment, rode out into the river a
good distance, as the rocks shelved grad
ually !; and Colonel Phillips selected a
long range rifle from one of his men,
and raising his weapon, took deliberate
aim at the Buckeye soldier. The die
tance was great, but Phillips was Dan
lei Boone, and at the crack of the rife,
q plume from the Ohio colenel's high
hat auttered out into the water, and
the officer dashed up the bank out of
reach.
In 1878 General Phillips was in Wash,
ihgton urging the appointment of Gen
eral Edwards as Uuited States marahal
for Georgia, and during the talk he said
something about "Hawk's Nest" in 1861
and his aim at an Ohio colenel. Presi-
dent Hsye, frightened UP, and they in
1uired into details, when the president
said be was the Ohio colonel whose hal
was grazed by Phillips bullet. That
night General Phillips took tea at the
private family table of the Hayes family
and the happy party went over the young
romantic days of the war in the Kama,
wha valley.
1t is not generally known but 1t is
fact, that General tougstreet was offer
ed the cabinet portfolio of postmaster
general in President Hayes cabinet. Al
the last moment it was discovered thai
General Lopgstreet was an enthusiastic
Blaine man, and as Hayes wanted John
Sherman to be the nominee in 1880, the
cabinet was recast and Colonel S. M
Key was appointed to represent the ex'
confederate element, and General Long
street was sent as minister to Turkey
General tongstreet is still for Blaine
and believes he will yet get we'll and be
elected president in 1896. Elk confeder
ates like Mosby, Longstreet and McLawt
received generous treatment under
Hayes.-Atlants Constitution.
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AN OPEN LETTER !!

MR.. EDITOR:
I wish to inform my friends, and all
who wish to buy goods at and below
COST, to call on me. I have lot of
Misses Shoes at 25c, SOC, Toe and $l.oo
per pair-worth more than twice the
price asked for them.
Hats from 10c to s200-worth Csc
to $500.
Horse snd Mule Shoes, Nails, Knob
Locks, Butts, Screws, Tacks, Soap. Soda,
New Crop Rice, Finest Tea and Golden
Bic Coffee. Best New Orleans Molasses,
and Muscevado at NC per gallon.
1 Keep fne assortment Of Wall
Paper aud Canvass at low prices.
A. B. TOWERS.
PSI have other goods not named
above.
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- School olmistress-Come here, Char
lie, and let me hear you recite your les
son. Why, what is the matter? What
are you crying for? Charlie-Some oi
the big boys made me kiss little girl
out in the scheolyard. Boo hoo "Why,
that is outrageous. Why did you not
come right to me 2" "I-I didn't know
that you would let me kiss you"
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BRADFlELD'S Z
FEMALE
REGULATOR
CARTERsv1LLE, April 20, j

CARTERsv1LLE, April 20, 1885.
This will certify that two members OF my
,,nmediate family, after having suffered for
Years from Menstrual Irregularity,
beinc treated without benefit By. physicians,
we're Mt length completely cured by one bottle
oC Rrndfield,s Female Regulator. LUZ
effect is truly wonderful. J. w. STRANGE.
rook to WOMAN" mailed FREE. which contains
valuable Information on all female diseases.
RRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
ATLANTA, GA.
FOB SALE BIZ ALL DRUGG4sIS.
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JOHN II. AND e. L. CLARKE
HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP IN THE
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS

NDER and respectfully ask the
the public We secured the services
CARKE also with dc,
ask
at
DSsh lower prices n
line Samples the North
dos respectfully
yOfEEd FF&ChA BRlTH8Ra
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A LONG FELT WANT|


United Chemist Washington c. and
generally the
nason wsiskeys commonly the United States It entirely free from
tie article It pleasant the palate
giving the Of youth old @ It stimulating % the Syes
quickly the leading doctors and hospital hysians
that
Why
seheapas q found for
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ADVICE TO w OMEN

If you would protect yourself
from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Men
situation you must use
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1t is easier to return thanks than to
return borrowed money,
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JOHN O'DoNNELL'S PALACE SALOON.
SOUTH MAIN STREET, ANDERSON, s. c.

offsEf1f;
Europe including the
and other
agoto ocoup aFi
arch3
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A LII Administrators, Executors, Guar.
N dians and Trustees are hereby neti-
fed to make their Annual Returns to this
Office during the months of January and
February, as required by law.
W. F. COX, Judge of Probate.
Jan 4, 1893 n
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

GENTLEMAN WANTS well Furnished room with
small private family. all con,enicnccs, west
side; state terms must be low: permanent. II.
NJ. box AGO World,
WANTED BY younx gentleman, for winter, de-
sirable hrst-hoor room large enough FOR piano
furnished or upfurnished. Address Settled, boz
234 World.
WANrED--Two furnished rooms for brother aud
sister. below East 5ath a., WITH boa I'd for lady
terms moderate, Catholics preferred. nj. G. s. 1,
box AT World.
wANTED-Youns man wants room near Prosp oct
Park; state convsuisnces and tsrms. g., DoI
500 World, BROOKLYN.
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urfurnished Rooms to Let.

LEXINGTON AVE, 1sG- Piea.aut sleoyo room,
uufarn!shed.
SIN AVE. l23-LNrg- back room ADD hall room ,
with RAINING water suitable Tor Light business,
Apply Wilson.
l4rN ST, . EAST Rooms, with moth llght, for
studio, or suitable for hYiug! references re-
Guired.
l0Grli 81, los WEST Due nj two rnturni.hed
bedrooIus; terms moderate; irst door.
PART OF FIRST FLOOR 10 ~ 4 TOY lIght bus :
ness. lnguEr, Mrs. Goodrich, lnIllIner, All 9TH
AYe.
TWO PlfASAN desirable, centrally locAi ed
roans, hHth. with genteeI family reasonable.
tai .07 East 18th ST.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Wsat Side.


berH ST, 3sI WEST, near L-Third.neor suit,
psrlors and front slcove; steam heat; alo.
soTH ST, 38t wEsr-Tbree furnisned rooms en-
'n .a. nr ne ,s 10 S.,b MR. zen
convenient to Park aud l. stations ,eisrences,
can ST.. ili WEST Newly, comfortably fur:
nish,d isrse and small rooms running not aud
60 water, al! conventencssi married couple or
sentlemsn prsfsrred.
6Ti, 81, l0i WEST, Ca.-or's ball Newly fur.
n,shed front room hoard optional.
corn ST, lt2 wEsr-.Pu,ate family VIII iet to
II desired reference.
SlSr ST, 1873 WEST e. Handsomely furnished
rooms, s,usiy or on suitoi all con ven,sncss pri
,se bath tsbls board II desired; large rooms Z;
very desirabl. location.
rooms. gss rent very moderate, L. station r,rt.
-. so, one. Sl.ho, one hight
nm ST. 10, WEST Be,n,ltul large front an l
,-ncos: surfsoe. l. ears,
iasp ST. 200 WEST N,s.l, tu,n,.h.d large:
NG r.um roo NJ. II sro'' private family also
ADAMS HOUSE.
10TH A' FIST c allow ai It'll sr 'sT" ST.
VIII make special arrsnGepsns with parties
"a per week snd upward. trsu.i.nt. sSeommo o
dstoi! two large restaursnt,. popular prices. con.
hotel nssr i.th :. aud 9th ave. l. station.
CHolCER ROOM. or two connecting with bath
permanent party rei-vence. 81 West S2dst
COMFORTABLY furnished roorns. facing Abins.
don Square. bath and every convenieace; rent
very moderate. Nowry, sos Huds nst.
NICE FURNISHED bedroom amt psrior in pr.
vate Hat on tho avenue; bath ana steam heated
suitable for one OF two, Write or can 10 sth
ave. ring Gsser. bell
rARLOR and bedroom bssutiful scenery. crate
rro, gas, hath, 81 week. Boz r.. l66 West
lU3ist.
| PRINCETON, II West 18Th A.. Elegant front
| parior other desirable rooms; all hcconmoda
| tions.
Miscellaneous.
CAN OFFER neNiy furnished clean rooms. tran
| siept or psrmsi ent. - select parties. simpson.
boz $40 World. uptown.
| 22D ST., %bs To rent, square 4th.st ~ room u
| man, $40 monthly furnished or nnfurnisIod.
Brooklyn.
| COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 65-Iarss front room
np t~o flights . ming bath, ooin bandjon,.iI
fnruishsd all convsnisuc.s, location high, health
ful accessible, good taole noari rear.
HENRY ST. IS, Brook Ign. near bridgc-f.ArHr
1 comfortably Furnished front room to let com
| plete housekeeping or gentlemen.
OXFORD 81. 10 SOUTH Comfortably furuisnc,
rooms Tor familiss; good table accessible u
| bridge and ferries.
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"BALMORAL.'
furnished Houses to Let.

6BrB ST.. 60 WEST Furniture for sale; easy
terms to good party; rooms all let
67TH ST, l6 EAET- Elegantly furnished house
very desirAbly situated 2-story. dtning. room v
extension. Apply for particulars to raretaker in
basement
LARGE FOUR STORY HOUSE to let. furnished
or unfurDshed, or will let with carpets. mirrors.
shades. DC; will sell VIII ole part of furniture
also large 4-story brown stone unfurnishsi. Cali
36S West 23d st.
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Houses Wanted.

wANTED--Furnisned house in city or country
gentleman and wife would take good care OF one
for small rent. f.. box 292 World.
WANTED TO LEASE BY . good party, a house In
good location. suitable for hrst- cass boarders.
Address RESPONSIBLE, box 36l World
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Boa rders Wa nted.
North Of ,asth Ssra
Board Wanted.

BOARD AND ROOM WANTED In Brooklyv,
near Fulton Ferry. by two young men homo Gom-
.22 World. d. -, i
BOARD WANTED, CITY-Lady aud child, tive
furnished rooms In private family; good table
necessary; $40 week. STEADY, boz at World.
COUPLE -ant room and boar +; bath and tu6eS
no boarding. house; state terms. NJ. boz al
World. .t .f r
GENTLEMAN and wife. Americans, desire road
in respectable family, west aide, betNoen AZ
aad 3sth cts. state terms. 7. q. B.. beg LOW
city. 5t.
LADY. Berlin graduate. desires board in rsnpsd
family also In exchange for lesson. Berlin. bog
40 World. =.
LADY wishes nicely furnished parloT and adjoin.
boardsr, apovs 42d st.. west side; state t~Sms aud
part icniars. Address Lady bos 306 world .uptoEn.
ROOM and hoard wanted IN private musical fa1iIv
west side nv mechanic where thsva ere ne
other boarders, state terms. A.. boz 703 world
uptown. - AZ
ROOM and breakfast or full board; young clerk
s'ats terms. family; below 59th ST soeiabie
private tami!y; east aide preferred. Best ReseSs
ences, 1o1 9Th ave. .
WANTED Lady wishes nicely furpishsd roaas,
with board. Address Hoffman, al2 Uptown
World. D. sg,a
WANTED Furri shsd room and boeyd 10 Hsyis1
attention 81 clderly lady preferred. B., bog 67e
Harlem World -
NrED-- Dinner In exchange for piano lsssons.
Teacher. 302 East llth st.. 1st floor. :.
YOUNG LADY. employed during Abe day. p
Protests family; vicinity West 30th apd t0th
ats. Address. stating terms, which must be reason-
able, s.. boz 4po World. ''r
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


GRAND ST.. SOL, ucar Even, Brooklyu--Com
Portable family fiat; ali Improvements, quiet;
healthy; cars pass; $l4. also &l2.
SEVENTH AVE. So Beautiful wide Hat; Z roorns
and bath. steam heat; perfect light: $50.
VERNON AVE, 1884, 1856, 400, near Broadway -
Handsome. decorated Hats. rooms and bath ;
rents Moderate.
4TH PLACE, IS. between Court and Clinton
sts.-Flats to let, rooms and bath, In perfect
order, all improvements, SIS: desirable neigh.
borhood ten minutes walk to ferry. Inquire Of
Janitor
NICE FLATS to nice people, 80. SO. so. $40. Sll !;
newly decorated; four room flats; tubs. range
como and SEQ them near Saratoga station. Nor
rison. 295 Marion st.. brooklyn.
SAVE MONEY! have some nice fats. newly
decorated hot and cold water; tubs. range, &c. !;
ali in good order; only Gil, $l2 and Sl3; near an
W. X. MORRISON. 2Ol Reid ave.
TWO hne corner flats in choice neig h boz hood
newly deoorated; near 1 station and car lines (;
only S22 and $25. MORRISON. 2Ol REID ave-
Furnlshed-Esst Side.
18TH ST. l4O EAS1:-Nestly furnished fiat, four
rooms; LIST Hat; all conveniences; terms IS. 80
por week.
SAD ST, IL EASr-Bacheor apartments. most
elegantly furnished: private baths; breakfast
valet; attendance unexoelled.
SAD ST., 839 EAsT-rhree nicely furnished rooms
for gentlemen or light ousekeepipg; no chill
dren: moderate.
s6TH ST. l4s EAST : Three nicely furnished
rooms; married couple; all con veniences; light
housekeeping. Xoller.
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BoarderS Wanted.

One Tine, zoe. per line; Second Tina, I7c
per line. 1hird and Subsequent Tin,ss, $50
per line 40 extra charge on Sunddys.
NJ EXTRA CHANGE FOR iT-Advertiss m-nti
for The World may be left at any America
ptstri"t Messenger Ofhoe In the city. where thu
Ufhca
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Flats and Apartments To let.
unsur,,.bed-west Side.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gus.
FLATS. WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM HEAT.
light, we'll venttiated apartments
At reasonable rent.
j. k&A r. P'a,'s tSa G;:, ss Ss.
FLATS TO LIT.
7os 9th ave: three large rooms. "......."".sia
~? West lO2d ST., sii rooms an bath ........ IS
l24 West 1929 at. steam heated ~ winter. n
HANpsoME APARIMENisi Conner and others,
let cheap. Apply III w.st .,h .s, ns"r az ave, 60
THE RoCkTNGHAM, corner sbth st. and Broad.
rstof, steam heat two apartment, to rent posses.
SION all light rooms fr.t.ciass location.
The SHERMAN. q Bank at. Eiesan,!y decor.
heated; S25.
TO LET STEAM heated Nat OF s,I rooms all i'm
proyements rent moderate. Inquire OF Janttor,
655 Western Bou levard, bet tween 92d and 93d ht.
TO LIT In the Daihou.ic, 40 to A West S9th
st.. fronting central Park. very choices apart
mont nothing better IN the city; house absolutely
hreproof Inquire of the jauttor.
REM ss SSWSs -. sis T..
corner Saith Ct aud 9Th ave. ,-Dssir.bIe apart,
m'n' '' rooms and ss'f hK StS to ~ ro.ar.,
WILL RENT my apartment. West 10th at, seven
rooms. bath, az outside; eis,ato,, steam heat.
L. H.. p. 8. boz % a.so5. - '''' '''' ~ =
R.s ss,,.s ! s %sss ION Sd. as.y
liberal Inducements.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF iasth Street.
sTH AVE. 26O5, near l3pth St $40. elegant
flat. large, light rooms; private hall improve
meuts.
18TH ST.. 227 AST--Ki-gant flats, thre. aai
tour rooms SO SlA; housskeep-r.
l34Th ST., 100 wESr-New flats of Ave large.
light rooms aud bath improvements, decorated,
DO. rents $40 to &"3. Jnn,tor in 1876.
136TH 81. WEST, near 9Th ave. -Renuoct
rents! nice hats b rooms aud bath, all light
good order; only Sl5 to $l7.
FISE-T FLATS IN 23D WARD.
One mont b free: splendid location; convenient
to trolley ant l.; si1 rooms and bath latest im
provements; moderate rents. 10l to TO7 Eas,
l35th 81.
ELEGANTLY finished flats in new houses At 93s,
$40 and 0<2 Fast 165th st. rooms; all i'm
provements; rent very reasonable, ready on Oct.
Inquire 965 East 166th st. NR MAS.
$40 FOUR ROOMS. exclusive adults two roomt
for respectable laundress IS; btlis heated. 63t
West loId 1t.
&l2 SO MONTHLY to small American family o
adults; attractive and healthy locat ion; part o.
private residence: g light rooms bathroom ant
modern improvements. 7SS summit st.. Bedfort
Park. New York CITY, limo OF New York and Har
6 ROOMS, all improvements. with steam heat
&25; half month free. Inquire janitor. 225? III
ave. near l32d 81.
Notwithstanding
IMPROVED FLATS Of 8 rooms, 2IO West nth at
4 rooms, IL Greenwich ave.. 4 rooms, 2o9 Eas
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

one TIM, zoe. per iine. Second nH,e, ia
PER line: 1hird ana Subsequent Times, $50.
per inie. No extra charge on sundays
~ hMIhA CtnARSH roR ti.Aoxeftse
District Messenger Once In tbs city. where the
CHARGES will be the same a. those at the mails
sfDca