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TIMELY DISCOVERY.
IN OF A TUNNEL NEAR
LANG'S STATION.
warning Given tho North-Bound Ex-
prsss From Los Angeles in Time
to Avert a Terrible
Disaster.
pecial to the HERALD.

pecisl to the HERALD.
LANG, CAL, Aug. 7.-Northbound
train No. 20. leaving Los Angeles at 2 AZ
p. m.' by very fortunate happening.
was sav,i from what would certainly
have proven serious wreck. A short
tunnel four miles beyond here, between
Lang and Russ stations, at its upper
end gave way, filling completely from
moor TO roof. 1t ia estimated that many
hundred tons of rock were displaced bv
the slide. A camping party, COM posed
81 Gins y. d. 6l lHe Hof%sn b1ysa .Ay Reaye Es.sL
by the report and shock, and on investi-
CATION discovered the alide and ct once
hastened to Lang station to notify the
agent. Owing to bend in this tunne u
the engineer could not have seen the
obstruction till within hundred feet OF
it. and had it not been for the timely
warning DISASTROUS wreck could not
have been averted, as the customary
rate Of speed 10 about 20 miles an hour
at this point. Ali on board are shaking
hands, and there is no growing about
the delay of ths Southern Pacific for
once. Engineer Stewart, handling No.
1902, acting under instructions. has cut
off from his train and gone to the scene
with force OF men to make thorough
investigation.
Lster-The investigating party has
lust returned here and say with the
help of all the available section crews
the obstruction can be removed by to-
morrow night. Transferring the pas
sepgers to the incoming train, No. 10,
tonight, may avoid long delay here.
Preparations are being made at various
points OF the limo for the immediate
bringing OF section crews to clear the
tuuuel.
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THE WAR AT BLUETIELDs.
Chief Clarence Still in Possession of ths
City.

Chief Clarence Still in Possession of the
City.
New York, Aug. S.-A World special
from Colon says: General Ortiz has re-
lieved General Cabezas at Bluefelds
and proposes, with the help Of General
Rodriguez. to attack Chief Clarence.
The Nicaraguans only hold the bluffa, it
is said. and Chief ClNrence, instead OF
having evacuated the town and retreat.
ing to Pearl City. has fortified himself
in Bluefelds.
The Mosquitans are expecting rein
forcements from the interior. They re.
ceived today arms and ammunition
sbipped here last week.
The steamer Para left Panama yeeter.
day for New York carrying two commits.
sioners appointed by Chief Clarence
and Barrios. Nlcaraguan plenipoten.
tiary to England. The latter's mission
is reported to be to ask for better pro
tectorate. Clarence was obliged tc
abandon the bluffs because his ammuni.
tion was exhausted.
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SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 7. United States
Judge Morrow issued an order today
commanding the United States marshal
to sell the steamer Willamette Valley to
satisfy a claim of R. d. Chandler for
coal furnished her owners, the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company. The
order ia made under libel filed against
the steamer December 10th, last. The
steamer is lying in the stream here un-
cared for, and Judge Morrow decided
that it would be injurious to the prop
erty to longer keep the vessel in the
hands OF the receiver, Charles Clark.
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DEs MONIES, Ia. Aug. 8.-A wreck
caused by cinder dropping from a
locomotive on q bridge at Peru. 80 miles
south OF here, and smouldering SO as to
weaken one of the main stringers, oc-
CURED on the Chicago and Great West
ern road this evening and resulted in
killing John Haley of st. Joe and the
iniuring of Charles King and James
Muldoon of Rverton, ILL.,. and
MIR. McGinnis of Lovelake, Mo-, all
miners who are supposed to have been
stealing ride In an empty box car
which jumped the track. Tho engineer
and fireman. whose names cannot be
learned, were also killed. The train was
q freight; and the engine, together with
the forward part. went down in the
raYina.
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ooEBErr SENT TO COVENTRY.
The Champion Boycottsd by tho British
Public.

Ihe Champion Boycotted by the BrtttsI
Public.
NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Florrie West. this
soubrette of Corbett's Gentleman Jack
company. returned tod in the cabin
OF the Elbe from hampton. She
said she paid hey passage because
che would " Gravel in the second
cabin of the Ethiope which, she de.
clsres, is a cattle ship. The other MEM
bers of the company returned on that
boat and their names are on the second
cabin list.
1.-The sending OF the members Of the
company on second-rate ship from an
obscure point to get the cheaper rates.
Is the best evidence the Corbett com.
pany did not do big business said
Miss West. '"'N
;, "Oorbett," continued the sou brette.
:. made mistake rs to the English pub.
Tic. he thought the people would dance
attendance on him as they do at home.
ont he was mistaken"
Another comment made by Miss West
concerning Champion Corbett was
Inc English public were disgusted with
the Idea OF pugilist appearing At the
nlgh class theaters; they did not there
ally" ~ ''D''
The sporting fraternity also did not
take to Corbett readily because he con-
eidered himself too much of a gentle.
man to associate with them. They in
vited him to one OF their clubs. Thev
thought he was no better than Charlie
Mitchell, and when ne snubbed them
by refusing their invitation. thew
quickly sent him to coventry, as they
call 1t over there. when they boycott a
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THE ALABAMA ELECTION.
Oates Majority IL over 10000 but HOLT
Claims a Victory.


Claims a Victory.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 7.-Returns
from Yesterdays election verify last
nights reports and tend to show an IN
creased majority for the Democrats over
former estimates. Returns, official and
unofficial. but practically correct in
every instance. from all but eight coun-
ties. show an aggregate majority of 49,
200 for Oates and 10000 Cor kolb, plac-
ipr Oa,es' majority OF 5000. The eight
counties to hear from will, it is ex'
pscted. increase Oates majority by 1000.
MoNrG oMERy, Ala, Aug. The re-
turns sent last night are fully confirmed
this morning. Oates and Democrats
made heavy gains all over the state.
The latest returns say the senate will
have at least eight Democratic majority
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II unable to visit the beach use Turks
Iuland sea salt, the best substitute for a
sea bath at home. Two and half pound
package for ~ cents. OFF & Vaughn's
drug store, Fourth and Spring.
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- :,
sentative OF the London bondholders.
and S. f. Little, the expert who has
been examining the Atchison's books.
The meeting lasted over an hour and
then adjourned until 2 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
After the meeting an official state
ment was given ont to the effect that
Mr.. Little had presented a report cover
ing all the points in connection with the
reported over estimating OF earnings.
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The report. it is said. entirely confirmed
Mr.. Little's statements previously made
to the committee in regard to the
$7,O0O,0 900 over-estimated income ac-
count.
After some discussion it was resolved
that copy Of the report be transmitted
to President Reinhart OF the Atchison,
who requested that this be done in ad.
vance OF publication, and that he be in
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formed that the committee would be
willing to receive explanations from him
or from any Of the directors regarding
the matter tomorrow.
Particulars of Mr.. Littls's report were
withheld until tomorrow, when it is ex
pected the report itself and President
Reinhart's statemsnta will ha nnblished.
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AToHIsoN REokGANIzArIoN.

Expert LittIe's Report r.m,or.-u.
Withheld From Publication.
New YORK. Aug. The Atchison
reorganization committee met this after.
noon' all it's members being present,
except +. P. Olcott and Gen. Louis
Fitzgerald There were slso present
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Tooth.brushee. A complete line. and
we sell them at 10, 10. 20, %. So, 40 and
so cts.. and guarantee every brush. Lit
tlsboy' pharmacy, 3ll S. Spring ct.
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JOHN BULLS NEUTRALITY
A Gazette on the Chinese
Japanese War.
Great Britain Will Take No
Part in 1t.
Belligerent Ships Must Keep Out of
British Ports.
Japanese Trading Vessel Captured bv
chinese Cruissr-Ths China
Sos Too Rough for
Navigation.

By the Associated Press,
LoNDoN, Aug. IAN extraordinary
gazette has been issued, containing a
proclamation by the queen of Great
Brifain's neutrality in the war between
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a N7iduight EIaza.

PUEBLO, Colo, Aog. AT midnight
the wholesale grocery house of McCord,
Bragdon & Co. burned, with its contents.
Loss. $3.50, 600; insurance about half.
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Insect Powder Guns. LOG
Crumb Pans and Scrapers. zoe
Whisk Brooms & Holders. Csc
Coffee and Tea Canisters. .I5c
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RED0ND0 BEACH HOTEL


lobby
can i've
Ca aI:ortoJ HoNenbck
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
East side.

ssN SfeN
attn ST, 3s E-Niceiy furnished rooms for
light housekeepiig ". t%entleinen or couple.
36rIt ST. l6a T.. Handsome large & single cool
rooms In private house references.
S7rH ST. 9S E.-Renned German family; large
front room gentleman. private house. MariuA,
ilST ST. a2 Large q small rooms, gentle
men or light housekeeping $50 up.
iIsT ST, 3i E-Latgc & smell rooms; gentle
men or light housekeeping Sl5o up.
tcD at. 400 E.-Niccl furnished rooms; Iieh'
housekeeping or gentlemen, reasonable. NJ
children.
i2D ST. SIC Nicely furnished rooms; iiahI
housekeeping or gentlemen also hall rooms.
I51n 81, H23 T.. Nicely furnished front h back
par orS, together or separately: board " desired.
tSTH ST. 1855 E.-Pafior. double rooms. all con
venlcnces; private house, light housekeeping OF
gentlemen.
9th ST. 1876 E-Prlva,c house: comfortably fur
nished front q back rooms; all oonNeuienccsj
s3.b also hall room.
5orH ST, ISL E,-Niccly furnished front rarlor
q bedroom 2 Nights, elegant nat all conve
niences; gentlemen or light housekeeping; s.
weekly. Plum.
sSTH ST, as E-Nicciy furnished front hal
room. all convenienccs. In private family.
8lsT ST. 900 E.-2 furnished front rooms. house.
keeping; gas, bath. $3.50. hall room, 81 10.
Schweers
18TH ST. los r . nicely furnished light rooms.
81 q 81; gentlemen only. Berlin.
SETH ST. las T. Large room. for light house
keeping. 49,; also back parlor; other rooms.
iolsT ST. 22l E.-Large front room; suitable fol
II or ? gentlemen. u so or IS. Ravens.
IosTH ST. 1877 Cosy front psrlor. 81. so: from,
hall room. N.76' all accommodation. knust
1i.TH ST, Ts E,-rurnlshed rooms; terms mod
crate. private mouse.
i2aD ST. 25s E.-Larsc furnished front room tc
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furnished Rooms to Let.


W.T. U
10TH ST. aai Furnished rooms for hou.e-
keeping washing accommodation respectable
p'rtes' rent cheap
pTH, ST Pl W..Cosy front room, newly fur-
mSh"n Rrouna MOOR also Email rooH9' ue-
s''"le Frl'eA.
W = w o".artaur !. "a az
,ssS 80 Is.n.o"'"' - Vs." 70
. W.
HTH ST, IA W, near broadway -Fnrnlshe1
,r,, -.
''ln 81 "a" near nroah"ay-Lars q
,ien|c s,,,n.r 49, ~ ~
,,r, 49,,
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
Unfurniahed-Enat Slide,

MADISON AVE. 1905 rooms q bath: all i'm
proyements; very low rent: one month free.
PARK AVE. 4 18Th ST., northeast corner-7
rooms & bath. Apply ~janitor.
PARK AVE. s2sIs27, MISUNDERSTANDING
decorated fats, 6 rooms. bath: all improve
monts. steam heated throughout; t32 TO $50.
janltor on premises
PARE AVE. lOll. 1918, between seth q s5th Sta
Large. elegant MATS. . rooms, bath: private hall;
rent S2 to SIS, Inquire janitor.
PAR AVE. 1876. sw. corner 10Th st.-FlAts.
8 rooms, with improvements; 33 up.
STONE ST, Undesirable apartments, 6 rooms q
bath. S25 to SIS. Janitor on premises.
lsT AVE-. 97s. near 54th st.-Apartments. .
rooms; newly ~papered clean house, IS, 50.
Janitor.
I'D AVE. 1850. near sSth IS rooms, newly
painted & decorated rents 81. SO to $40, so.
I'D AVE, 73l. near 2sth st-S rooms q pantry:
nne house small families SS.
I'D AVE, seth to elst stS-Floors OF 4 5 and 9
rooms In single houses; rents. SIC to t22. d.
oHARA, lii5 I'd ave.
I'D AVE-, Mentor Flats-All improvements: &
rooms; 2 corner fats, SIS a $40, Janitor. 200
lo2d st., corner Sd ave.
sp HyE-I rooms; 81 ingToysm.n,.; only 81;
1865 ID ava
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfur,Ished-Enat Side.

bTH ST. 727-2 noors. 9 rooms each: private
house, rent $40 q Ss2.
nth ST ils.lis ELEGANT large, light. I'm.
proved & strictly kept apartments OF I rooms
for respectable small families with references,
18TH ST. 10 E.-3 rooms all light. hot q cold
water; washtuhs.
18th ST. 2s2, ',S. a'7. E., between list q I'd
avea nats rooms, bath; parior
heaters. decorated ceilings; improvements, new
houses; halls bath heated; rents see to $50.
Janitor.
itTh ST. 800 E,.' rooms: mantel mirror; bath
18TH ST, 26 E.-t-room Fat, I'd front; nne CON
ditioh. halls, stairs carpetcd 81, janitor,
18TH ST, 2T 4 2Ss E.-3 q I large rooms. all
light 4 ventilated; plenty closet room. I2 a
SIS to small families.
SD ST. q lST AVE. One months rent free In
light 4 airy 3.room apartments. with all i'm
"provements; very cheap rents. Apply Agent,
to2 l. 33d st
10Th ST. ii E-corncr nat. ,27. so. G rooms 8
bath, Julius Levy. 1864 81 ave.
SID ST, lS E.-Estr large single nat. 6 large,
cheerful. airy rooms; bath. improvements; no
%airshaf,s: rent S3. Inquire Freeder. / night up.
SAD ST. los Esd fat. I rooms q bath. $50,
Inquire I'd fat.
8oTII ST., 100 n, basement, level with street.
adjoins Bloominedale's 3 rooms; good place for
light business and residence Sia
GOTH ST, $50 E.-rloor. s large. light rooms. all
improvements: private brown stone house a
block.
SD ST. bT E.-Top nat; ! rooms. bathroom
Christian family adults. sl3; immediate pos
session.
sTH ST. Ne E-Flat. I light rooms. bath q
all improvements. Inquire Of owner.
sIIH ST. l33 +. Fiat. 4 rooms. all imps. s22;
s3d ST., OILS y. Flat, 4 rooms, all imps, ala,
s7TH ST. 40 PLAT. S large, light rooms; 1
nigh; improvements SIS. Inquire OF ADAMS.
ssTH ST. 1856 E.-To rent In fine apartment
I'll to tiI; also In house 2099 Sd ave. near 18th
st. rent from si to sS. Inquire OF %janitor.
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THE BRISTOL,

10 10 10 Il. lItb -, near 5h ave, comfortable
family house; very moderate terma
Wc., Siae.
CLINTON PLACE. 50 18th st)-Pleasant rooms,
with or without board. excellent table; very
moderate.
with nrst-elass board q washing, IS weekly.
D ST, .ss-Large 4 small rooms. with or
without board gas, bath. hot water.
KING 81. b.-Large 4 small airy a lightsome
rooms, with good board.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. ll waverley place
Fine rooms, excellent table; references required.
18TH ST. $50 W.-Large 4 small rooms; ladies'.
81 gentlemen, IS.
18TH ST. 800 & 81 w.-Plsasant rooms. en-
psrlor noor: excellent table: summer prices; tatis
board.
l.TH ST. 1877 w.-LArge. airy rooms. hand
somely furnished: excellent board transients
accommodated table board.
i+TH ST. 2l0 w-Double q single rooms, with
board. central location. reasonable; families.
18th ST. 23s W.-Parlor. with board, for family
or gentlemen also other rooms.
18TH ST.. ~ W,-Large. cool parlor door; also
other rooms. furnished or unfurnishsd: home
like house.
18TH ST. S5s board & rooms for work
ing people, $3.50 to S.
18TH ST. tO3 w.-Newly furnished rooms. with
board terms moderate.
2lsT ST. sI w.-Neatly furnished front room:
running water; best OF board; price reasonable,
s.D ST, Jzi W.-Sewiy furnished parlor door.
singly IT en- suite also square room. excellent
table, terms moderate.
board. sinEly or en- suite: permanent or tran
dsnt.
ssD ST.. a7 w.-1d-story front room; piano,
running water; superior board; .. ta
asp ST. Ss w.-one or , boarders In English
family; riea home. good board.
23D ST.. 500 W. -EScelleht board large 4 sin-
gle furnished rooms, with board; ladies, ~;
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Eeat Side

Esst Side.
MADISON AVE. 1853, -Parior floor a Sd
floor square rooms, with boa-d.
ST. MARKS PLACE. 40. near ID ~svs-Lars. z
small furnished front rooms. with board; $3.50
4 IS.
sTUYvEsANT ST.. l2-Newiy furnished rooms.
with or without superior board very moderate.
rooms. sood. substantial board. English bookings
3t.50 UP
iable: ii small. quiet family "a oliver. S'''
9TH AVE. lo.-M years established. me
elanisa, boarding house; good table; meals to
18TH 81. 222 T. Handsomely furnished rooms.
$40. sl2 weekly. including superior board for2
i4TH ST. 32s e. -Parlor q hall rooms. with ex-
cellent board: terms moderate.
18th ST, PA. between "a q I'd ayes. Large
rooms for 2: good board: moderate prices.
l4TH ST. 3l6 f.. Large L small rooms, good
boayd, s6 weekly; table board.
18TH ST. 22l E.-Parlor floor. private entrance:
also LIST floor. front. with or withou; board; rea-
sonable charges.
INST ST. % Handsomely. furnished rooms,
with board. visitors to city accommodated:
reasonable rates: .eferences.
BAD ST. ls E.-Handsomely furnished room 4
board. lady. 81; table board. 50.
18TH ST. Ii E Pleasant large room. with board;
central l%ocation. transients a table boarders:
moderate prices.
slsT ST. 7 E-Handsome rooms: nrst-ciass table
4 accommodations; parlor floor for physician.
SID ST. 2os E.-Large room. nrst-class board:
suitable for .; $3.50.
SAITH ST 1856 E.-RespectIS,e girls iod sings a
board, $3.50 per week: with or without beard,
18th ST. Oil E.-With or without board. par
Tor moor. suitable for doctor. dentist or ocu'ist.
39TH T 225 f. Good tt bic; quiet hon e good
neiRhborhooh; board So.
10TH ST. 22s E.-Large q small rooms: good
board. ladies. 81: gents. IS.
4lST ST. 24l i. Nice airy rooms. good board:
ladies. 81 so; gents, 80 table boarders.
9th ST. 14 Furnished rooms, with board.
IS weekly; ladies or gentlemen. homeiike.
BOTH ST. SAC E.-EiegAntly furnished alcove
room, with board; 5ummsr prices: Jewish fam
lily: other rooms.
18TH ST. lB E-Large front room or parlor;
conveniences; superior German board. mod
crate.
18TH ST. LOG E.-singls rooms, Sc; also other
rooms: nrst-ciasa board: moderate rates
bSIh 81, llO r. .-Relued Jewish family. ele-
gantly furnished large 4 small rooms, with
board; gentlemen only.
18th ST. ll6 E., % noor-Elegantiy furnished
front parlor & bedroom. with or without board.
l16TII ST.. 225 F., near l. s'atlon-Nicely iur-
nished rooms; excellent board location fine.
i2irH ST. corner Lexington ave. Wotei Peteler)
Handsomely furnished rooms. with or without
toard terms reasonable.
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no EXTRA CHANGE FOR rT-Advsrtissmeats
for The World may DO left At any Americas
District Messenger once In tho city. where tbs
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Boarders Wanted.

one TIM, sJc per line Second Time ne PEI
kae: Thtrd and Subsequent 1Snea Lc pU Ma
No extu charos On &sadoya
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Horses, Carriages, &c.

ACCOUNT OF SICKNESs-RegardIess Of value, Z
superior. sound. young, chunky built horses: SO
TO $50. Call owners residence. 1877 Atlantic ave.
Brooklyn. LIST nat.
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A PHAETON. plush robe and light harness FOE
sale cheap: any reasonable offer accepted;
stable corner Henry and Clark sn., Brookiyu.
WHELPLEY. i4 Reade st.. New York.
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Instruction..

One Tine. csc. per line: Second Time, &c. per
line :. Third and Subsequent Times, zoe. per tine.
No extra charge on Sundays
GUITAR TEACHER urom Spain) - Lessons
pupils residences. correct methodist; progress
guaranteed. ID. g., box $50 World, uptown.
SPANISH Err urom Madrid Spanish
lessons at pupils residences. spanish teacher,
box 3O1 World, uptown.
.e~TENoGRAPHY and Typewritins School,
sic Broadway. N. Y; 81 week. Call or write.
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furnished Rooms to Let.
one TIM. s0r. per line Second TfsBe. Hc. PEI
tne: THIRD md Subsequent Tm<s. Dc pr hne
M ertrd charge on S,tnddya
NJ EXTRA CHAItGF FOR T-tdvertisemrnts
for Tho World may lie left a, any American
District Messenger Once In the city. where the
charges will be the same as those NJ III. iuaiB
unice.
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A HORSE. stylish driver: lady can drive: TOP
brewster buggy. new set OF harness: si5o 80
Keap ST.. Brooklyn. &
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FOR sALE-Horse. good for butcher. baker. milk
man. grocer. SIS. b6 Courtlandt ave.. corner
iASth At H|
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~ ST. 322 W -iiindsomely furnished rooms
."'nS.neu ccnyenicnces, running water; q
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WATCHES. diamonds. jeweiry. on 81 weekly In
stalments delivered on nrst payment. Ex-
change Watch Co, F Broadway.
WILL SELL CHEAP-Mrs. Ryan. 22l W. 18Th St.
has one week H. which 10 sell furniture from I
Mats.
10, 900 CIRCULARS. 81; 1000 cards, 81; biIlheads,
noteheads. envelopes. &c. low.
KELLOG, is I'd ave-,
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TYPEwRITERs, all makes $50 to $50: fully guar.
%anteed: shipped allowing examination rentals
50 and 81; send postal for memorandum book
245 broadway,
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18TH ST. 3l6 W.-Nice front room. with board;
az improvements; private family: terms mod
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wANTED-A young. enterprising cigarmaker b
open 4 store. W, P. o. box 1856. Brooklyn
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w POOL TABLES.3 sets of balls. / rel ivory
genuine bargain. BROOKS, 1924 Fulton 81
BrOoklyn.
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3oTll ST. $40 W.-Nicely furnished large front
rooms; use rarlor; 81; couples $40 l. SID.
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East Side.

BROOME ST. 3s+-Light room for 2 friends,
81. % each. single room, N.5O, In small private
house.
CLINTON PLACE, a-Furnished room for house
keeping or 2 gentleman, $3.50.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1914 Handsomely fur
nlshed rooms, moderate prices, gas, bath &
good accommodation
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SEWING MACHINES OF all kinds: new. sla up
good secondhand ones from $40 for cash OF
all kinds OF machines. KRUsE MFG. Co. IL,
East ltth ST., 203 Grand ut.
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LEXINGTON AVE. 22s-Nicely furnished large
& small rooms; all improvements: breakfast
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900 w;-Furnished room, gas. bath: er-
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Boa riders Wanted.
West Side.

2JTH, ST. a9s w.-Isrse room, 2; rood hoard.
nall room, IS; early breakfast. "
22Ill 81, 225 W. Nicely furnished large and
central location. ei P'''o''