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NEXT TARIFF Step.
The Bill, as Passed, Will &c to
tho President To.Morrow.
Probably to Become q Law Without
His Signature.
But II He Decides to Sign II He
r. VIII Issue q Statement.

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-As the
House Of Representatives last night al
journed over until Wednesday, the TariH
bill cannot be sent to the White House
until to-murrow 1t will be enrolled ana
carefully compared to-day, and to- NOR
row. when both houses are in session, II
will receive the signatures OF Speaker
Crisp and Nice-President stevenson.
rbe hill then will be taken to the Presi-
dent, who will have ten full days lex
elusive of Sundays or until Monday the
9th, In which to act on the BIZ.
A great deal of pressure undoubtedly
will be brought TO bear on the fresideht
by Democratic Senators and Represen-
tatiyes to induce him to sign the Dill
but the authoritative statement made by
stfie Associated Press yesterday That IL
is the present intention of the President
to let the bill become law without his
signature can he reiterated to-day.
1t Is stated by friends OF the Presi-
dent that he has freely expressed this
purpose to those entitled TO know, who
have questioned him on the subject. but
has said that he will thoroughly con-
slider all phases OF the matter: \ mem
Der of the Cabinet said that u the Pres.
inclination and afflx his signature to the
bill, he would make a statement In eh-
PLANTATION.
The four separate bills to place upon
the free list all forms of sugar. of coal,
of iron ore and of barbed wire fencing
and rods used In Its manufacture. which
were passed by the House last night. are
drawn to go into effect Immediately upon
their passage.
The bill for free sugar provides That
from and after the passage of this Act
the following articles, when imported
Into the United States, shall be ad.
mitted free of all import duties All
sugars; all tank bottoms; all sugar
DRAWINGS and sugar sweepings; syrups
of cane juice melada. concentrated
Z melada and concrete and concentrated
molasses and molasses."
The bill for free coal, with the same
preliminary clause. covers "bituminous
coal and shale and coal slack or culni
and coke"
That ITO place upon the free list all
ores Of IRON applies to Iron ore, in
Guiding manganiferous iron ore, also the
dross or residium from burnt pyrites.
and sulphur ore, as pyrites, or sulphuret
OF iron In its natural state.
The bill to place upon the free list
barbed fencing wire and wire rods for
the manufacture of the same applies to
''barbed fencing wire, wire rods OF iron
, or steel when Imported for the manu-
facture. OF barbed wire fencing under
such rules and regulations rs the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury may prescribe.
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PARKWAY ENTRIES.
The following are the entries at Park
WAY for In-daN.

The following are the entries at Park
way for to-day:
First Race-Purse 5000; selling: six and a half
furlongs.-Colden Valley 100: Aimeda Ally 100
Contralto colt 100; Kitten illy, 100; sprte. 100.
Second Race-Purse 5000; selling; one mile
Wist, l0I; Elkwood lO7; BILLY hoy, 1903: Little
B.Gyo. 80; Tom Hayes, lO7.
Third R1ce-Purse 500; Galloway Handicap:
1--WE furlongs,-Adjust. ls5; Bayberry. lt0 Poca-
h heg $50; ElkwO9d, iio wsns. i2i; Little
Fourth Rsce-Match $500 side; owners to
ride; five furlcnss.-Primus, 1855; Yumuri. l55.
Firth RGce-Purse $500; six furongs, Wang.
l22: Ryan, lls; salvini, l2e: Ten Up, lie; Bob
sutherland l2l; Phdon, ll5; Montece, is2; Queen
OF Hearts flly. III; Refraction gedinE. liz; Gull
tvator, lls, Burrel rs; frankie H.. 49,
sixth Race-Purse 5000; selling six furongs s.
Larry X, rs; Peruvian, l92; Fcnea. ll9: st.
Laurent, leg: Jake Josephs, M; zeno. Iis;
Padre, 49, Harry HInckson, 1922; Son Maheur,
NJ; Bright Eyes, ne: Carnalitc, 10; Blue Bird,
,"g
seventh Race-Purse 5000; selling: for two.
yesr-ulis; Ave and half furlonss.-Imp. Jack
Wynne, 100; Famine 100; Tytura, 81; First Light,
100; Susie H., 81; Lady Dandy, 100; loot lis;
uprosr Glly, 81; cremona, IS; Marcia colt, 81.
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MUST NOT SHOUT AT AsBURY
Newsboys Liable to Arrest There
as DisOrderly Persons.

opechi 10 lug b'enihs ""'"J
ASBURY PARK. n. j., Aug. H-Word
has been sent along the line OF Asbury
Parks famous police force that here
after, II any newsboy is caught crying
the morning papers after o'clock. he Is
to be at once apprehended and landed in
the lookup as disorderly person.
Marshal Smith has, as an extra precau-
tion, placed two special officers in citi-
zens' dress on duty, with orders to cap
rule.
The boys will be allowed to go about the
streets and speak to passers-by in a gen
voices are heard above a conversat tic NAL
tone, they will be liable to arrest ON
Sunday the boys are not allowed to call
their wares at all.
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FLUSHING ENTRIES.
The entries for to-day's races are as

The entries for to-day's races are as
follows:
First Racs-six and a half furlonSs,-watcb
Charm, jim COrbeu, Circular, Hercules lie
tourcey He'd Gross Blackburn, Montpelier. us
each; Florine llO Id.
Second kAce-Four and hair furionss.-Lum-
herman, 10. Con Luccy, iO7; Equator loi; Tom
Morgan. Jolly Joe. Paragon, 9S each; AlAnthra-
cite. 80; The Pearl. Mamie n SIS h. each
Third Race SIX urongs-Hay TAy, l07. Arabi
fasha, los; samaritan. Sir Herbert Wilroy lOa
each Happy Thought Don't Know Roman o.
each MACY, 81: Matt Snyder. 80 III.
Fourth Race-four and a half furlongs - Boh
V, llS; Mccormack. lO7; Charles O. Allyn.
tlazeaMay, Finance War Paint Congress, 9s
each; Iootsey. Lady fremont. Sc ID. each,
. fifth Race-one miic.-Jim Mclaughlin. los;
Fox Glove, 100: Marie Lowell. lOi: Lou Rhett.
l02 H.
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LANCE WILSON MARRIED.
His bride Miss DcmRrcst. Niece Of
Joseph HemphiiI.

and admired in the athletic world, has
gone ana done It," lie was married ON
Saturday last at 3 =. NJ. to Miss Demo
rest, niece of Mr.. Joseph liemphill, CT
Hemphill, Hamil x Co., $40 iiroalway,
by the Rev. DR.. Goodson, of the Jane
Street Church. MIR. Henry Block. of Com
pany +, Seventh Regiment. and a popu-
lar member of the stock Exchange, Y as
hest man, and the brides cousin, Miss
SchOOley, of Orange, was bridesmaid
The affair was strictly private.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are at present
doing the Thousand Islands.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

nv 81. -t0fnff
nat, large. finely decorated rooms, bath, oil
late improvements must be seen; only s23.
DtFFlELD ST., 90, near BRIDGE or lsht
large rooms, all improvements; Sl2 to 3ls
JoRALEMoN ST. 20. The Riverside-Arsr.
ments from S17o to 50. 40 weekly; all sunlish
baths; private park; minutes to South Wal
ct. ferries.
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

First Race--DUcat, Anna, Hyder-
nbRd.
Second Rncc--Henry of Navarro,
Domingo, POtcntnte.
Third Rnce--Prince of Monaco,
Pepper, Lissnk.
Fourth Race--Ducat, George
Beck, 'Seagrnm's best.
Fifth Rncc--LeOnRrdO, Clemen-
tine, Tom Skidmore.
sixth Race--To fill at the track.
victorious preferred.
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Nou read The Evening World!
DO You read the sunday World.
Father Brady Dead.

PATTERSON, Aug. l3.-Rev. Patrick
Brady, pastor of the Catholic Church at
Montgomery, Orange County. y. y, died
this afternoon in St Josepn's Hospital.
He was admitted to the institution four
weeks ago suffering from gastritis. ind
at no time did his condition Improve. The
remains will be returned to Montgomery
and Inferred Thursday morning
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Round About Town.

MA Elizabeth Beeherer, long and iavorsbly
known In the lorkyille district, died yesterday
AZ the home OF her son, L, Edward BeeheTer
ms EsEt End avenue, after a long and painful
Illness She was iorty'elght years. cid.
The body OF a newly born child was found on
Inc sidewalk 81 Thirty ninth street and Tenth
avenue, by Policeman Walter Valley Of Ihs
Mss. Ihirty-ninih street station, early this
Annie smith. thirty-tWo years old, OF IS Broom,
.ussI was heid for trial by Justice sImm,
~ lie Eaaea Market Police cosrt to-day, charged
Aoont y. 20 O'clock last night a broken strand
bstNesb Two OF the cable cars and dsism ~
about thirty minutes @'
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BiBhop Wigger in Roms.

A cablegram from Rome was received
yesterday announcing that the Right
Rev. Winand Michael Wigger Bishop
OF Newark, mad arrived In the Eternal
City. Bishop Wigger intends to call
upon the Pope, VINO knows him well.
the Bishop has no troubles In his diocese
now beyond those which are in the hands
OF MGr. Satolli, so that he Is not eX-
pected to tarry long in Rome
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Fiat. and apsr,men,. to Let.

Erev Monday and Thursday Until SEPT. is uric
BE- THE BoRLDS "HoUSE AND HOME
DAYS" Al advertisements Of IT.. i,,cs or less
under his classification appearing N The Sunday
aud Thursday WORLD .loi4 b; repeated in he
EVENING WORLD ,Or Monday dad Thursday
tree Of charge
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improvements; SlI 'a'h all
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Thompson Pinckney's Funeral.

Thompson Pinckney died at his residence.
t2t Grand avenue. Brooklyn. yesterday. and fu-
neral services will be held at P. Nj. tomorrow.
Mr. Pinckney's death was due to old age and
Nalyulsr trouble OF the heart. lie was a director
In the East River Savings Bank and the BoNery
Fire Insurance Company and war identihcd
with shipping interests for many years
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furnished Rooms to Let


One 7Sme, s0c. pr line: Second Tine. ne -
10 estTa charge on Sundaya
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INCOMING STEAMERS,
DIE TODAY.
rIE TO.MORROW
Police Schools remembered.


SOUTH AMBof, y, j., Aus, .s.-At a meeting
OF NE Board OF Education. held last evening In
Park Public School, George street. a resolution
was adopted changing the nams Of Park School.
formerly District IS, to Public School No. !. and
Raritan School, formerly District 80. to Public
School No. =. II was also agreed that the Board
attend in body the opening sssslon Of both
schools. which occurs Monday. Sept 10
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Funeral of Dudley II. Andrews.

The funeral OF Dudley r. Andrews will take
place at =. NJ. to-day at his late home 81
Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn. The interment viii
be in Cypress Hills Cemetery. Apoplexy caused
Mr.. Andrews death last Sunday lie was nifty
eight years old. native OF this city and for
thirty eight years was a Custom House broker
with ofices al 81 and 81 William street
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POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Foor Card offered by the Jerome
Park Manager ent.
Foster Memorial and Melbourne
Stud Stakes at Saratoga.
"EyENING WORLD" SELECTIONS.

"EyENING WORLD" SELECTIONS.
First Rncc--Pnctoius, My Gyps,
shelly Tuttic.
second Racc--Mnry stone. George
Dixon, Little 'int.
Third Racc--Nctronolis, Vocal
ity. Captain Nick.
Fourth overwhelmingly, War
like, Shyonara.
Fifth Rncc--Jcnnic A.. Monotony
ncIra,ia.
sixth nRce--Armitngc, Pochino
Haltou.
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There Is nothing very attractive look
ing about the card at jerome Park to-
dag, and the chances are that the rae
ing will be as tame and unintcresting
as It has heretofore. The fields are
small, and there IL almost n total alb
scncc Of high-class horses. PaCtolus has
n big pun m the weights in the opening
race, and should beat My Gyps and
Shelly futile, his most dangerous ri
walls.
The second race, at one and one-six-
teenth miles, is the best race on the
programme, and should produce a good
finish between Mary Stone, George
Dixon, Little Mat and Terrapin. A poor
lot of maiden two-year-olds will fight ii
out for the third purse. and the five
entered in the fourth are nothing to
speak Of. The NTH race is for two
ycar-old illies. and brings out seven
very bad ones The last race has in 1t
Armitage, Halton, Rochino VIII Fonso
and others, and may produce a fair
contest. The entries and summaries
follow: d"
I-,st p,ro c,..,.,,Le. ~ MI seon
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isr AVE, 2ass near listh st.-Niee slnsi. nat. s
lArke Iuoms. only ST.
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SARATOGA, N. y, Aug. 1.-THE Mel
bourne Stud Stakes and the Foster Me-
mortal Handicap are the features of an
excellent card here to-day. In the
former two-year-olds are asked to go
seven furlonss, and at this distance
Prince of Monaco, L.ssak. Pepper,
Mirage, q. r. Morris and Brloso ought
to furnish a rafting good race.
In the Foster Memorial Handicap
Iampighter carries top weight of l25
pounds, conceding ten pounds to Yo
Tamben. thirteen to Sarragassa, fifteen
TO Ducat, seventeen to Cleaning.
twenty-five to Victorious, twenty-seven
to George Beck and thirty-fve To Re
straint. The weights are allotted nicely,
and should bring the lot close together
at the finish.
Ducat, lngomar, Anna, Chattanooga
and Hyderabad ought TO make good
race of the opening event. Henry OF
II in the second race. as he far out
classes Domingo, Ed Kearney, Potentate,
rorchbearer, Prig and Figaro,
H% G Ssmsn dns Pom Tom
dora should 80 well in the nth race.
The sixth is a race for two-year-o lds.
maidens. to I'LL at the track, The track
tries and selections are as follows:
Index, LIB
First Rsee.-Purss $500; for ryear-olds and
upward milo.
t6S Leigh Roses Ducet, ,.-,,........,.,.. ia
bJt Kentucky Stables InSomar,,..,...,...... Ill
80 J, Murphy's Anna ,...,.,.,,,...,....... los
5S3 J. Ruppsrt jr.'6 Chattanooga ..,........ lOl
6O7 J. Il. y, =. Ksens's Hyderabad ..r,.,, %
II Dueat starts In this event he should
win. lie outclasses the others. Anna
should peat Hyderabod for second
money.
| Second R.e.-Pur.. tsoo. for ,hr.,.vr.r.o,ds.
six and a half turlongs.
,S32l B. MeCieland's Henry Of Navarro ....,. re
tS3Sl W. NJ Barnek's Figaro, .,..,,........,,, la2
| Bs3 J. A., A. II. ID. II. MorTls's Prig...., is2
| q. W, Helkuaps Lake Shore. ........,. liz
| SOD q. Fleisehman & Sons Domingo, .,....., ia
| tN f. ID. Leach 60. n Ed k0aTney,....,. liz
| $50 q. Walbauma Poientate. .......,..,,.,,,. lie
bn Cooper shsridana Torchbesrer. l01
Henry Of Navarro should have no Diff
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Armitage Is thrown In this race, and
should have no trouble winning. Pochino
may beat Halton for the place.
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ssTH ST., lot w.-Fire- proof balidins, heated, !
rooms a bathroom, iiiht. seo SIS; also IL w.
oath st., beautiful fat. roomA BATHROOM llEht
. airy. AsWiy decorated t21.
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fiat. and se.r,m.n,. :. "a.
uosu,n;.b.s-w.., s,s-

TOOTH ST, 81 w.-Neat new a a ro,v, -
ments N2. NSi Central Psrk block; san,,s,-
measures; Ind dement's: quiet families.
rooms bath. $50. 's' "
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$2097 [L1GH]7T ROOMS

A.-ssTH ST. 200 w.-IIandsome new Sat, !.
corner house; rooms. bath & private s,n,
light rooms: decorated: very moderate rent. ~;
TO 32I. Apply on premises, or PEHI,ENASS -
Columbus ave, corner saith st. w
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llsrH ST., 3o2 w, corner stb ave. a lsrr. i.t,
rooms with Improvements; rent si7. "'n'
l2!TlI ST. iA.ifs w.-Apsrtments to let NJ !, =
rooms: new painted, with improy.m..,s
JANlToR.
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A.-DRNER FLATS. facing park rent ~.
until Sept. l & rooms rent from sax =
so: steam heat and elevator; QUILT house F0o
ply 30 W. 4th st. ''''e' Ap
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PRESS.

First Race-Pactolus, Shelly futile.
Second Race-George Dixon Jack Rose.
Third Race-Metropolis, Midstar.
Fourth Race-Lochinvar, Sayonara.
Fifth Race-Jennie A., Belgravia.
Sixth Race-Armitage. Pochino.
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18TH ST.. lo7 E., near Union squars-L.a.a'ss,...
also hall room. together or sepArsts' p'"'''
family,
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18th ST.. az w.-specisI Undue ments; 8 or 4
large. lisht cool rooms -. ni; newly painted.
s5rH ST., II Whats to rent. rooms 4 bath,
from $50 to t35. JANITOR.
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10TH ST. w-Eiesant nat room, Ii,
bath 4 steam heat '''"s' with
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18TH ST, 3,2 w. & sI2 W. 1iSth s,,-peco-.,.,
hats, all improvements; special induc.m.n,'ea
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East Side.
CLINTON PLACE. 5s-A large furnished room d
2 gentlemen or housekeeping.
LEXINGTON AVE, ll6, one door from 2Sin
st.-Desirable furnished room,
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eSrH ST. l6S W. rooms, hath, all Improve
families only.
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hculty in winning this event Domingo

ficulty In winning this event. Domingo
and Potentate look the best of the
Others.
Third RaccThe Melbourne Stud Stakes. for
two-year-olds. the association To guarantee the
value to be So 600; seven furlongs
bI9 Kentucky Stables I.issak.......,..,,.... lis
5') G. fleIschman & Sons Prince OF Mo-
$50, 10 10
Boz Pueblo Stables Brioso. 10
H. Corrigans q. b. Morris. .............. ITO
SO j. A, A. II. d. H. Morris's Mirage. 1os
Prince Of Monaco and Pepper look the
best of this lot, and should finish as
named. Lissak should not be worse
than third.
Fourth ltacc.-The Foster Memorial Handicap,
OF $50 each. starters to pay $50 extra: the assO-
citation to guarantee the value TO be N,I50; one
4s2 q. Walbaum's I.amplig hter... 1875
6St Kendall Stables lo Tambien............ 1l5
t6D D. r. seagram s ssrragassa. ............. liz
46S Leigh Roses Ducat. ITO
ISL Mascot Stables Cleaning. ............... los
3s4 J. Il. SeAgrams Victorious. ............. 100
bt6) e. Fleischman 4 Sons George Beck. IS
20S - Restraint. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
The handicap should be won by Ducat
If he does not go in he first race. He
Is thrown In at ITO pounds, and will be
hard TO beat. George Beck Is pitch
forkcd in at 9S pounds, and should bea [
seagram's best Victorious or Sara
gassaJ for tic place.
Fifth Race. Purse $780, for three year-olds and
upward selling; seven turlongs.
,jiO) }. McLaughins Weinberg. l2C
s9i G.. u. Morris Co Hume. ............ l0g
54i c. Flcischman Sons Clementine. ..... 100
5Is j. Shields Co.'S Tom skdmore. 81
tOt3J T. Welchs Leonardo. Observation-Disclosures. IS
n, T, Langcake's Alonzo. .:
81 ID. lligEinss Polydora Observation-Disclosures. 81
Leonardo, Clementine and Tom Skid
more look to be the best of this lot and
should finish as named.
Sixth Race.-Enrics close at noon to-day.
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ADVERTISER.


First MISREPRESENTATION. Pactolus.
Second Race-Mary Stone, Terrapin.
Third Race--Lucania. Metropolis
Fourth Race-Lochinvar. Sayonara.
Fifth Race---Jennie A, Monotony.
Sixth Race-Armitage, Pochino.
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| 54TH ST. BIZ E.-Nice 3 room apartments;
| modern Improvements: g.. 80 to so. 30. House
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LEXINGTON AVE. 1s2s-Nicely furnished paris.
bedroom hall room: gas. bath: lst hA~
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Pactolus looks to, have at last struck
may beat Shelly Tuttle for the place.
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unfurnished-Enst Side.

LEXINGTON AVE, ls43, corner lI4th ST.
4 x > rooms q bath all light;
rent AIA 10 R.IA
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ID AVE. iW23, near Odd st. d room apart
ments; all light low rent. Janitor.
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9TH ST, s2s, "a & Sd syes.--New Fat, &
rooms. all Improvements: also single nat
rooms. 500 JOG L. Both st.. moderate rent
Ianitor.
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feesrsfdT he Evening World,
% yea read the Sunday worldp
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Scientific
Suspenders.

WHAT ARE JERSEY SKIES?
Six goood smokers for 10 cents. Should your
dealer not have them yet send 40 cents for box
of % to manufacturer, Charles c. Davis 4 Co.,
New Brunswick, n. J.
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lST AVE. ea5. near Ssth st.-Fine large, light
rooms. with Improvements: rents moderate.
IST AVE, y7G. near 5ith b.-Ch.erful apart
ments, . rooms. newly painted; hne house; 80.
80 So
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10oTH ST., 20 w-Eletsnt ground no.,-1Y-,z---
rooms bathroom; decorated: adults; ys.
losD ST. 1853 w.--Nlee Eats. 6 rooms 4 bath q.
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18TH ST. $685. ssS 337 E.. betve.n Is. & Cd
ayes.-Elesant fats. rooms bath; decorated
ceilings; all improy new houses: awnings;
halls: bath heated: rent Sc to $50. Inquire
Janitof,
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Morning Papers Selections.
AT JEROME PARK.

Morning Papers Selections.
AT JEROME PARK.
RECORDER.
First Race-Pactolus. Topgallant.
Second Race-Terrapin. Jodan.
Third Race-Nocality, Captain Nick.
Fourth Race-Lochinvar, Sayonara.
Fifth Race onotony, Jennie A.
Sixth Race-Armitage, Pochino.
DAILY MERCURY.
First Race-Pactolus My Gyps.
Second Race-GcorSe Dixon, Mary
Stone.
Third Race-Metropolis, Vocality.
Fourth Race-Lochinvar, Sayonara.
Fifth Race-Jennie A., Belgravia.
Sixth Race-Armitage, Pochino.
ADVERTISER.
First Race-Shelly futile. Topgallant
Second Race-George Dixon, Mary
Stone.
Third Race-Midstar, Metropolis.
Fourth Race-Lochinvar. Baby.
Fifth Race-Jennie A., Monotony.
Sixth Race-Armitage, Pochino.
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MADISON AVE, 1858, near 1i6th st.-5 extra
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CLINTON PLACE. 5s-A large furnished room ~
2 gentlemen or housekeeping.
LEXINGTON AVE, ll6, one door from 2o'n
st.-Desirable furnished room,
LEXINGTON AVE, Is2s-Nlcely furnished paris,'
bedroom & hall room; gas bath; Isl hAN
Gunther.
SUFFOLK ST. 40. near Grand-Large front rcen'
furnished for housekeeping; $3.50; back sS.@-
I'D AVE. 1.S. near 9th st.-Nicely furnished from
room, 81. so.
Cd AVE, .3oi, rear 1874 st,-IIall rooms hh'
housekeeping rooms. s. ----
SD AVE, 5S7-2 neatly furnished rooms, even
convenience for housekeeping; rent low TO per
manent party.
sd AVE. 2St-weli- furnished, large front roo"
fJr ladies' or gentlemen; terms reasonable -
Sd AVE, 5S7-Furnished rooms for gentlemen,
81 to $3.50; handsome reading-Ioom; ne"
respectable.
9TH ST., 3l2 E.-Larye a small rooms for gen
tlemen or light housekeeping; gas bath
9TH ST., 40 E.-Hsll room for respectable maA'
cd bell.
10TH ST, 1875 E.-Airy. neatly furnished room ~
single gentleman; private.
10TH ST. 200 E-Lady can have bright pis~
ant homeke bedroom 81 Inquire lanltT Ts..:dS
l,lH ST., o,, rear BroadMay.t Pt!hI,sbl,
Tor y b.g closets: moderate.
nth ST.. 81 E., near Observation-Disclosures
nicely fur nished rooms, 81. 20 TO s. weekH.----
18TH ST, 81 E.--Redecoratei, newly 4 eies'h'"
furnished rooms 81 SO to IS weekly. II
18TH ST. 70 E.-2 square rooms; ! night; Ia
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18TH ST.. EOS E.-2 square rooms; ! digit III
uemen, married couple; housekeeping; ~" ~
18TH ST, Io7 e.. near Union squsrs--lsI.s,..:
,, aliH hall room together or SEPARATED p''.
18TH ST.. iis E., near Union squars--Two rosnA
light housekeeping. $3.50; froat room.
18TH ST. lt9 E-Neyly Furnished large uBnt