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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurrishee-west Side.

zen ct 5l6 " "a ELEGANT private fats. 7 rooms
e. bah rents reasonable.
NIiI ~. lIi & 40 W. -prnut'tul fiat, q all
Eight rooms / bath: all mode, n improvements.
Oath ST. III ". t rooms 4 bath all light
tine luct'iou' wo1o"atn relt. Inquire owner.
9TH ST. l7n ". Outside ro's. also ground nat,
u rooms; steam: chca pes, rent.
!ni " ST. 1Ti W. Corner flats: Z elegant, light
rooms. tath; modern improvements: rent. ~
to So,
18TH ST, 20 w IS large. light rooms. decorated.
q buth Moderate rents,
i00Tll ST. AZ W.-Sinvle furnished fat. 7 rooms,
bathroom, private hall. ienI low.
lOlST -. 100 ". -E egant corner fiat on Am
sturdnm ave-, u rooms 4 bah; private hall
$40. Apply on premises.
lWpili 81. 10 W. 9 outside rooms h bath all
Hight; fine loca!iOn broad street.
ll1TiI 81, Is Il light rooms h bath, reduced to
sl7: newly decorated line house.
llSTItFT., Isl W. Single hat; 8 rooms: bath
nll light. keatcd; decorated. Jnnitor.
l2tTII ST., 400 w. former house. 4 or 3 rooms
and bath all light; cabiiict finished: elegan ly
decorated. Inquire OF %jnnitor.
1881 II ST, corner Columbus ave, = rooms Il
bath: . rooms h bath F. II. MAYHEM, 25l
ri "a a..
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MINE WATcHMAN SHOT.
STRIKERS Detected I'm a Raid on the
Meyer Coke Works.

@eCDfrpALH: Pa. May .2S.-rhree
HUNDRED Hungarian strikers succeeded
Al getting through the lines of the depu-
fArs on guard In the Meyer Coke Works,
a6out II o'clock last night. They were
discovered by George B. Kefer. chief
&sffhman. who attempted to arrest
m me struggle ona Of the Hung
6IHu n revolver and shot Keffer In the
Lltaet. tnnictinK . probably fatal wound.
Tho ilunsa lhen ned and were not re-
x: ~ ran Keref raised himself from
ot1< Mound anu 1reo six shots after
ltsu Prom ths blood rlons the road
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

To-day In n most important one in the
history OF the Jockey Club. Representa-
tivcs from Washington Park. Hawthorne,
Saratoga and Brighton Beach. four rcpu-
table and powerful racing associations.
will meet the Stewards and talk over
the racing situation, with "A view OF GO
ing into the fold. 1t Is safe to assert
that neither Brighton Beach, Saratoga nor
Hawthorne Park will so into the
Jockey CLUB unless the DISQUALIFICATION
rule is either modified greatly or wiped
out entirely. 1t is understood that the
four association is named are wiling 10
enforce the forfeit and other rules, which
the Jockey Club has made. but they do
not believe ir barring any reputable
horseman from their courses simply be-
cause he exercises his right 70 race,
where he pleascs. II Is also understood
that the Stewards have practically made
up their minds to abolish the disquali-
i~lcation rule, since open dissatisfaction
has been expressed on al T'aeS 10 m \, is
In other rules. 1T Is TO, be hoped that
affairs will be arranged amtcably, Tor
the pickering and s%quabhling between
associations works great harm to the
turf.
Major Thomas Is doing nothing these
to the great Domino. a yearlinH brother
to the great son Of Himyar viii be sold
at the American Horse Exchange to-
morrow night along with other biXiana
youngsters. News comes from l.exing,,
ton that Domino's full sister was foaled
Saturday and is said to be the perfect
counterpart of Domino. Major Thomas
has refused $500 for the colt to be sold
tomorrow night, n expects him to
bring a much higher figure under the
hammer.
Rhode Island now has n pool law
patterned after the Ives measure. 1t
legalizes racing and betting W
May 10 and Nov. Is.
The Brooklyn meeting ends to-mor-
row with two excellent features. The
Fort Hamilton Handicap Will probably
give Dobbins n chance to show whether
his Derby win was or was not a fiuke:
Opposed to him will be Hornpipe and
all the good ones barring Senator Grady.
The fremont Stakes. for two-year-olds.
Is a valuable affair, and Water VII
do with Counter Tenor.
The Metropolitan Handicap, which will
be run at Morris Park on Saturday. Is
likely to prove a smashing good race.
Or. Rice, 1875; BANQUET. l2l; Don Alonzo,
100: Ramapo, III; Sport. ll6; Bassetlaw.
III: Comanche, III; Kinglet, lO9: Henry
OF Navarro, 10t; Herald. l0o. and Poten-
one OF the best races OF the season
SHOULD be seen. Gideon e. DAILY hold a
strong hand in Ramapo and Kinglet. and
the formers chances. judging by his
improved condition. look extremely rosy.
This stable Is lucky, and it's followers
Spring.
Here are the weights for the Cherry
Diamond Handicap, to be run at Morris
D. YIy - - Ntn VlnN.
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OHIO MINERS ON A RAID.
VIII Try to Persuade West vir-
ginians to Quit.

Wy NtsocIhted PTtNH.I
POMERoY, o., May 2s.-At 8 o'clock
this morning a steamboat load of miners
from the towns above passed down for
their move on Senator Camden's works
in Spillman, w. Va. They will be re-
inforced by land forces. They expect to
face the West Virginia militia there.
The miners are not armed and expect
to accomplish their purpose by persua-
sion.
natl and Pomeroy packets will have to
go to the banks, as there is no other
place to get coal. The miners propose
to camp at the mouth OF the mine until
the work is shut down.
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SWEETLAND PAPERS MISL.AlD.
C~oxcyitc Leaders Case Postponed
Possibly on That Account.


The wish of Gen. George A. Sweet
land that his trial in General Sessions
Court for parading his contingent of
he Coxey army without Il permit, be
adjourned. has been realized. One rea-
son for the postponement OF the trial
may be that all the papers in the case
appear to ave been lost.
The Chief Clerk of the District-Attor-
ney's office says he gave them to AS
sistant District-Attorney O'Hare. who
will conduct the case. Mr.. O'Hare says:
THAT'S all nonsense. the Chief Clerl; has
the papers, and what's the use of his
saying that ! have them"
1t Is believed that the disappearance
OF the papers has something to do with
the offer that Sweetland says was made
to him, that II he pleaded guilty, n
nominal fine would be imposed.
Sweetland. was anxious for an al
1ournment, because he wanted to march
Into Washington with his army to.
night.
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DUE IN ST. LOUIS TONIGHT.
kclIy's Flee VIII Not stop mt
Alton, III.

TDy NNSOCTHT'H FFeFNJ
ALTON. ILL.,, May 2s.-Mayor Brcnholt,
the Police Committee and the City Mar.
shall and local b union representa-
tives yesterday made n trip up the
river In search of Commodore Charles
G. Kelly and his navy of the Common
veal. The first Indication of the Kelly
cohorts was a small fiat scow, which two
men were industriously rowing. They
were found to be deserters. Later an
other party of deserters was met, and
the mouth of Cuivere River reached be-
fore the fleet was encountered.
Commodore Kelly accepted the propo-
sitioi made to him in the way OF sup
plies, with the understanding that only
his supply boat should all at Alton, and
that the rest OF his fleet should pass
on down the river. AS the wind has
died out. the fleet can hardly reach St.
Louis before this evening
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurrished-Se,t Side.

r6TH ST., Il, W A first fat 10 let. suitable for
doctor, dentist. d~ressmnker or miIhner.
osrH 81, lO7 W. q rooms. bath. sl2: near
rlcvstci 4 cattle; special lnducralcu =.
ssTH ST. 90 w.-superlor rats, G large rooms q
hath, all Improvements, awnings, !2l, jani-
tor o. WOOD a MILLER, !9 W.. i2jth st.
~ rH 81. l6l ". Elegant !. room fats; path
private hal $40, S22; mouth free.
lOuIH ST, "a W, corn ,r - h ave. Corner Nat,
) outSid" looms. bath 500
TOOTH ST IA VT rooms. bath. newly deco
lOlsr 81, - W. a large rooms 4 bath all
liGht newly decorated house III perfect order
rent S23.
i0!D ST. 1GT W, Flats to lc, q rooms 4 bath
all improvements,
io2D ST. is5 & Ill vs. rooms e bath; all i'm.
provem.nts. newly decorated. $40. 500.
lOiD ST., lu5 w, CONCESSIONS to good tenants;
y all light rooms; dressing 4 bath rIom: station
lU3D ST, on wEST-Corner fats. Sl5: 4 rooms:
ave,
lo4T'i ST, SO W., near station Elegant Nat
hRrdsomcly decorated; all modern improve
m"nts: exposed plumbing, q rooms AN bath all
light. Inquire on premises.
ioiTH 81. low, Fine, light 4. room flats, near
l. station h park moierht" rents.
ll4TH 81, 800 ", q roo rs 4 bath, NJ light,
near Morningside Park rent S.3, :, NTH.
( ina"thG, SO. 'o'"e' ''"S'e nat '00"S
11sT1I ST, 2T6 W. Decorated flats; all i'm.
pruVements; special Inducements.
i2aD ST. 27 w. rooms & bath. ss 4
so.
l24IH ST, 253 W. Flats. 4 rooms; rent, 80 to
Sl3: ring jnni;or's bell, 1t Hat.
18TH ST. 26O W. . rooms 4 bath nj! improve
mcnts; rent $ls. Apply FOWLER BROS,
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VICTIM OF COAL FAMINE.
Wilson Liner Francisco Unnble to
Get Up stenm--HeHvy Loss.

Get Up Stenm--HeHvy Loss.
The steamship Francisco. of the Will
son line, has been Juggling at her anchor
off Liberty Island since Saturday. impa-
tient to begin her voyage to Hull. She
was towed from Prentice's stores Satur-
day. and started for sea. but It was
found impossible to get up steam with
the coal with which her bunkers had
been filled. and she was compelled to
come to anchor
Her agents were notified. and the
work of taking off her coal In lighters
was begun. The firm supplying the coal
will. 1t Is said, be held responsible for
the loss occasioned, which will amount
to something like $500 per day.
The strike In the coa regions makes II
vtry difficult for steamship men to pro-
cure the necessary kline of coal for their
steamers.
The Francisco carries a large ship
ment of cattle. besides a full cargo Of
general merchandise.
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BASEBALL CHAT.

A weel: OF Importance
faces the New York ball team. On Its
results the local club should be prepared
and willing 20 be Judged as to the meas
ure of success which 1t ultimately hopes
to attain. In Cleveland. Capt. Ward and
his fellows will meet the tip-toppers
of the League. All this talk that the
lads from Euclid avenue have gained
ply because they have had the easiest
OF teams to beat Is fresh In the minds
of the public, and there Is an
ing Interest demonstrated in the thrc"
Wednesday, The st. Louis team will m
out the last three days OF the week at
the Polo Grounds. and consistent figuring
on form, with the CleVeidnds "a the cri.
tcrion to judge by. Gems To assure the
New Works three straight victories from
Won der Ahe's club. No great surprise,
however, should be manifested II these
calculations he upset completely. To be
sure St, Louis is not playing the game
New York has presented in the .ast three
contests the Giants p.ayed against Bos-
ton and brooklyn. but there are times
when evea a team of "Grasseaters" will
jump in II put up II game Of rare quail
lty. Cleveland is much to be feared, for
all that she Is said TO have had SO any
6oned for throwing bouquets at himself
should he succeed in winning two of the
three games scheduled with Tebeau's
Terrors.
This afternoon at the Polo Grounds
the New Yorks and Brooklyns viii play
the game postponed from last Friday,
1t will he the NTH time these teams
three of the four games played. The
hurricane hnish which the Bridegrooms
made Saturday is sufficient for n tip thal
4 - no more thar a bet at eyens thai
Naw York Tpppata the trick fhls after.
noon,
A baseball writer in Baltimore scents
a deal on foot between M%anasers Ware
and Clark, of tho Orioles, Manager
Ward may possibly be looking for some
real good thing, but he isn't crazy just
change, that's certain.
Jack Doyle at present leads the New
Works In batting. with a percentage o
40 George Davis has the next bea
record.
Rusie pitches. probably, this afternoon
with Kennedy as the brooklyn p~uzz:er
West Farms Saturday by the Emorl
Juniors and the Parkers.o OF Harlem Tn,
Emorys won. Is to T. Capt. Georg'
bdNiHi VI tut hiNSi 10 utsiiouS u
again tackling the Emorys. and tn,
boys will have a second &c soon.
Rob Fitssimmons Higgins Training
NEWARK. N. j., May 2s,-Bob FitIsimmon,
who will eight Sx rounds with choynski In Dos
ton on June IS. began training for the even
to-day,
Died suddenly of Heart Disease.
ELlzABETH. n J.. May as.-conrad Martin
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Angered by the Los. OF Pigeons

M~ETUcHEN. n. j.. Nay 2s.-Piseons belong.
Ing 10 John Martinoni have taken up their abode
In cots owned by his nsighbors. lie says he
will shoot enough pigeons 10 make up his loss
and 10 get even with those who are keeping hls
birds. The neighbor. say that n MaStinoni shoots
any pigsons thsy will have him aIgsssd,
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LEXINGTON AVE. GT>-Nic"ly furnished
small room all cOnvenicnCrs: private American
family; terms 81: owner references.
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Il 10 thought some Of the shots took ef-
feet.
The cold and rainy weather to-day
prevented the strikers from. marching
and everything Is quiet. The body Of an
a deputy or workman. was found in
Fayette Creek yesterday. The body was
horribly beaten.
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9TH ST. 145 T.. -Homellke. attractive singh
room, I'd floor; southern exposure; privati
family; gentlemen; references.
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Sd WE. 5S7- Furnished rooms for Eentlemen:
"r.25 up; large reading room; new q respectable.
81 AVE. 2O3l -Comfortably furnished large q
ssnall rooms Tor gentlemen: terms moderated:
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THE RurLEDGE.

SD ST. 4 CENTRAL PARK WEST.
Flct ant apartment to lease to de- irthle tci'art
only; rrnt reasonable. possession. Janltor, or
T. A. StuDDAEr, attorney. 80 Liberty st.
4, noANoKE. simg.": ALSO GARRISON, Ian.
flats, : rooms, steam; sing, VS. u rooms,
heat; hail service: hot; bath: steam heat; "A
water; $50 TO 40; latter: cosy Hat: fine location
n lovely corner. It | block from l. sta
Mel olas ave. corner: ton. 2es It. Nicholas
lZ6tl st. ave.
\ SINGLE FLAT, 7 rooms 4. bath modern I'm
~pr"v.merts: ioth st. ON & 10th aves. III.
orirn Charles Nutin. 62T Mh ave-. nenr i4th st.
A It'll RIVERDALE
FL gently deccrHted, I rooms Il bath. extra
large. light apartments: private hall 4 servants
stairway, rent moderate. Janitor. t9 w. s1th st.
A. 20TH ST. 2lD G 22l W. near eth ~ave.-Very
desirable fats OF u rooms. bath. new ly painted.
rapered & decorated all Improvements; station.
fry tubs, ran ses \ ice-box. q, NICHOLAS. 1883
broadway. near 4d st. or Janitor.
PART OF HOusE-Lsrge. airy rooms, handsomely
decorated, Owners residence, bG7 w. l73d st.
NOU LOOK AT rms and wen do In" rest.
lCGth st., IL % T., q rooms; reduced rents.
lG0,h 81. 7l-T5 r.. q rooms. elcg. dec. ,$lS. x25.
ll5th Il. ..5l- 2hb W., u re-. man. Mrs, s2O. S24.
Il7thst, .3,n- ;}d6 w. % rooms, s'm nd. $24, $40.
1874 W. 2orIt. SENLN And pATH".........t $50
lOl ". G4rIl. SEVEN y BATH.."m...... 20
l3U W. ,gD, FDtR H......... ."....... %
l4T W. 62D, FDUR y BATH ,......."...... Ii
llH W. G3D FOUR y BATH ..,"".,..... 10
100 W. CPD, SIX ATlimm--,."..... %
100 W. 9th, SIN Y BATH ........."........ 35
=. :. TREACY. lOl West boulevard. 18th.
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FurniShed-East Side.

G0rIt ST, .33 Fiat, 3 cosey rooms. bath
prettily furnished; s5.I0 weekly. Stevens.
list ST, 100 T., I'd Hat Choice location, near
Central Park airy, furnished fiat: piano; mod
crate: references.
HANDSOME. newly furnished ID nat. s rooms.
bath. $50 month: references. Madden. rs r.
llIlh ct
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UTH ST. 1870 +. = Nicely furnished large
rooms, bath, gas: all conveniences; rent rea-
sOuable.
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sTII ST cOs z Nicely furnished room In ele-
CANT nat; private family; gas, bath. Stein
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27rH ST. 100 t. Nicely furnished front base
ment for gentlemen or light housekeeping.
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bob Fitssimmons begins Training.
NEWARK. N. j.. May as.-Bob FttIsimmons.
who will eight sx rounds with choynski In Dos.
ton on June IS. began training for the event
to-day,
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BOTH ST.. 1853 E.-Large square room, also hall
room. with board: good table; moderate price.
Dist ST.. lO7 E.-Back parlor; large q small
rooms; nicely furnished; all convenience
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3lST ST.. 20 1.-TWO iicely furnished rooms I
let; nice location.
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% AVE, l a., near IL h ct. A front hall room,
cheerful an com ortnrly furnished, for rent;
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22p ST, IL F.. near Madison Squars-Com-
Portable roGms, en- suite or singly; breakfasts;
ira nsients accommodated references.
2JD ST., lO1 Il. Furnished rooms; permanent
or transient; mOdeIat rent.
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23D IT. 223la EAST-Handsomely furnished
large rooms; gentlemen or housekeeping.
ODD ST, 2l5 f., near Sd ave. Large 4 small
rooms for housekeeping or gentlemen.
18TH ST. 2O7 4. Large front room; southern
exposure: terms reasonable: 4th bell, east.
261H ST. 100 Large corner rooms, suitable
for dressmaker: terms reasonable.
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22D ST., Al F.-Hands omely decorated newly
4 e q .antly furnished Large & small rooms: san
itary n Imhinp hot 4 cold water: references.
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corner. hay window, @. room flats: rents same
as unfurnished: linen, silver, china. kitchenware
S5O upward. Edgar.
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LEXINGTON AVE, Y71-Nicely furnished,
well. ventilated room in private house. Ameri.
can family. nj Summer rates,
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unfurni.hsd-horth OF lasth Street.

Unfurni.hed-North OF 'asth Street.
B~RADiITRST AVE, 43-Top floor Of private
house: near "i:'' ron low 10 small family.
LENOX AVE. 342. near l25th st. Elegant fats.
5 large light rooms & bath: all improvements;
WOOD & MILLER. 2ls W. l25th st.
WILLIS AVE. 1872, near l43d st. elevated sta
ton large, light rooms g. bath; all improve
wOOD & MILLER. 2l9 W. 125th st.
WILLIS AVE. LIS, between l34:h and l35,h
sts. I'd Hat ~ . rooms and hath decorated and
eli impruI ements; $40. 80; also 3D. nat, :lh6h
Inquire OF janitor.
WILLIS AVE, 2l7-5 rooms, oath: rent 80;
Investigation soltctei. Inquire in store.
7Tn AVE 2l95 single fiat, I rooms, bath
It'll AVE, :2ls!, near laoth st. ELEGANT fiat;
provements: 40-foot frontage; hall attendant. &c,
rent, $40. WOOD C MILLER. 2l9 ". i25th st.
l@GrlI 81, 40 Il. beautiful floor, with use bath
and Laundry.
10Th ST.. ;3a to $50 W, between Amsterdam
ave. X Boulevard, ! block from Riverside Park
Elegantly decorated flats, 5 large, light rooms h
veuian si't to- i nSai1" l. " < s,h ave. "';G ALSO cable cars gH~;
best X cheapest rent in Harlem rent 80 to $22
inqh!'" In Office. on premises.
lo7TH ST, l22 W. To let; fats, 6 rooms & bath.
heated. private halls; sci to s4 per month.
Apply to manager.
l2STII ST, Iol w, corner Lenox ave. Ground
Nat. 4 rooins & bath; steamheated: awnings;
)ihitor' VIVID d MiLi.Eh' Z9 W. lZoth b.
lH'T1l ST.. -G6 w. desirable single fiat, Z
rom & "a h, newly decorated terms, $50 per
month
10Th ST. 800 r. Upper part private house: Q
nice rooms, heat gas, range 4 shades. only
$50 to good tenant; no children.
IBID 81. 30 ". Extra large . rooms: bath: all
improN ements; steam hea.ed SO. $50. Janitor.
133D ST. liz W.-Elegant corner nat to let
decorated. steam heat a all modern improve
ments, Janitor, or L. Michaelis & Son, IS I'd ave.
1870 ST, 1853 W.-Cheapest fats In Harlem; 8
large rooms d bath. newly decorated: 500; jani-
tor. WOOD a. MILLER. 2s W. l25th ST.
l5tTH ST. $40 ~ elegant. light rooms & bath.
SO to SIS, select ne!ghborhood. Apply %janitsr.
HIST ST.. $40 ". lave part private house, s
rooms, improvements, adults, reduced rent,
l'2D 81, GA W. west OF boulevard Pretty
flats on Washington Heights, u rooms X bath.
only sld grand viXs; neigh orh"od 'lrst class.
18TH ST. $40 E.i rooms, all improvements.
81 to &i rar month. See janitor.
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An interesting game was played at
West Farms Saturday by the Emory
Juniors and the Parkers.of Harlem The
Emorys won, Is to 4. Capt. George
Davis, of the Parkers. Is DESTROYS OF
again taokling the Emorys. and the
boys will have a second go soon.
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LEXINGTON AVE. G6i-Nicely furnished front
room. bath, gas; bookkeeping privileged
81 So; seen Sunday; second bell. .
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AVE. 22jI-F Furnished room to let, with use
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
urfuenlshed-srook,yo
CHOICE FLAT & LOCATIONS, EAST,
WISH slDEs, 81 10 S41.S0.

cW WRsF s fbhg, So s f 80 si T EAST
It'll AVE- 1913, on the park .lope,.S rooms 4
from bridge, Janitor.
C~IiEAPNEss. comfort is minutes New York
3Ij jay st. near city Hall. 5 light rooms. /
flight, no o.hc~ family over, all improvements,
81, ISIS Ellcry st. near Tompkins ave, I rooms,
s. 80, others WILLIAM II. GRACE. wiiloughby,
corner Jay ST.. Brooklyn.
COMFORTABLE 4-room apartments, So: halls
K stairs carpeted ~ minutes from brooklyn
Bridge. 2Otl Atlantic ave. near saratoga ave.
elevated station Fulton st.
ELEGANT SINGLE FLATS,
SIXTY TENTED SINCE MAY l..
All improvements: 8 rooms q bath; %jsnitor's ser.
vices halt an hour to New York city Hall; ele.
vnted 4 electric cars pass within hall a block Of
HARLE HART, Owner, 1859 Sd ave. Brooklyn.
ii you want a Nat. large or small. from 40 up.
don fnil to cali OF US, to re 'ponsible parties the
join PTLLMAN, REAL ESTATE,
Main Office, al Union st.: cor. 5th ave. in, Ign.
10th Offices open day and nisht.
FREE TO. July l-seS for 6 rooms 4 bath. pri-
vate hall. single nat: all improvements newly
ferry & bridge. s3 Hicks st, near Joralemon
jnnItor within. EHNEsTus GuL1CK a co.
SAVE TINE AND CAR-rARE
by renting
nice airy fat
1903 Fulton St. brooklyn,
near bridge entrance; rent SIS.
TO Part ol house. iiruokIyn "a ID floor,
4 rOOin', private nth h closet room: separate
gas meter. stone tubs. all improvements; situated
on = corner. with plenty light u air: toantInil
Shade trees: In frst.claSs uriphoorhood: handy
to u limos cars; near Pratt Institute In house with
only | 'pmlly, mnn h wife: select 4 quiet; rent
low, ST. - minutes from New York City Unll.
Gail or Md ,cs' owner, Howard, lC3 Wi.loughby
ave, Brooklyn.
80 FLAT IN a single brick house: q rooms: bath
rn'nted n decorated: all improvements: hall
rarpcted rent. 81: near thauuc"y 81. sta, ion b.
T.. kR. Proprietor. 70 Cooper ST.. Brooklyn.
NASSAU ST., 2U3. Brooklyn-1o let. 4 rooms
rent S15.
9TH ST. 47D. near Tthnve., Brpokly
q small family In private house; references re-
u,lirpl
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Died suddenly of Heart Disease.

ELlzABETH. N J., Nay ss.-conrsd Martin.
forty-hvs years old, q wsli-known dry.soods
merchant In the German quarter Of this city
for twenty years died suddenly last night Of
heart disssAa widow and con survive him.
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18TH ST. Ss Z Well furnished rooms; every
thing new all conveniences, private house.
10TH ST. ll9 Il. Newly furnished. large, light
rooms. 81. SO also parlor foor.
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10TH ST, 15 -Nicely furnished rooms; all
cOnveniences: terms moderate.
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SAD ST, 2.G E.-Nicely furnished back parlor.
with folding bed. for Q. also hall room; reason
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To RENT-FurnIshed apartment, summer m1aths;
suitable for 2 gentlemen. within one block NJ
Mrk ,ntrance & elevated. Address NJ. box 3O5
World, uptown,
WE WILL. FURNISH A FLArc0mplete 4 ready
for housck coping, including linen. crockery, &c,
on terms 81 % to - weekly until paid Tor; par.
Ties intending TO hire a furnished Eat Will readily
see the advantage Of owning the contents of u
home 4 at really less expense; your choice OF an
Immense assortment OF furniture. carpets, rugs 4
curtains, odd fancy, parlor peces 4 scores OF
pretty, things TO make a home inviting call for
list Of fats, prlce-list h estimate. HENRY
NAMES 4 SONS, 40, All 9Th ave. between
3lSt a ed sits. white building.
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32D ST., 1863 E.-Nicely furnished double roomst
housekeeping; privilege washing: rent $3.50.
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30 AVE, ~lvH-Sunny hall room go: large dou-
bile, well furnished, suit 2 90 tlemen. ~.
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ST. MARKS PLACE. it-Parior q bedroom rum
ming water; for two ladi,s, gentlemen or teacher.
EnndnAr
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36TH ST. t., near Observation-Disclosures will
share handsome room; reasonable. o.. box al
World, uptown,