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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-08-02

Mrs. E. F. Hassler writes to friends
in this city that her husband is lying
at the point of death at their home in
Texas.
Miss Hattie Andreae, of Comanche
township, accompanied by Miss May
Bingham, made the DEMOCRAT a
pleasant call last week.
The Register Office is this week being
moved to the Odd Fellows building.
the room recently occupied by NJ.
P. Parker's billiard hall.
Regular monthly meeting of the
city fire department Friday night of
this week. The members are all
urged to be in attendance.
Mr.. G. A. Rose, of Wichita, the
handsome young representative of the
Acme Harvester Co., was in Great
Bend couple of days last week.
Jimmie Keelen, Mo. P. employee,
about % years old, son-in-iaw of
Thomas Adair, south of the river,
died at mis- home in this city Thursday
evening last.
Mrs. Culver, mother of VIII w.
Culver, who has made her home here
for some time, left last week for
Atlantic, Iowa, to make her home
with a daughter.
Ed. Dewey was up from Stafford
Saturday, looking for some of that
republican infection which is said
to either kill popullsts or make them
vote the republican ticket.
bronchitis.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup absolute
ly cures bronchitis and all other dis
eases of the throat and lungs. 1t gives
instant relief and will cure the worst
cough. 1t is guaranteed remedy.
CNlu ny M. ~ 11OORCA ~ w.
Theo Griffith takes the hard times
philosophically. His favorite song is:
''Tll eat when I'm hungry, and I'll
drink when I'm dry; and if a limb
don't fall on me I'll live till [ die"
Because a man wears his coat on a
hot day is not always sign that ne is
too proud to go in his shirt sleeves.
His shirt may be of retiring color or
the slack of his pants full of air cham
bers.
Edward Kuhl, a substantial farmer
of the east end of the county, has pre-
pared a commodious fish pond. One
of these days the home market will be
supplied with Barton county fish
entirely.
Petty thieying and h0usebreaking
seems to have broken out in several
places in the east part of the state.
Our citizens will do well to put valu-
ables in a safe place and look to door
fastenings.
Rev. J. w. Thompson, of Sterling,
came up last Thursday. He was
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
church here, and came up to take
charge of the funeral services of Mrs.
w. F. Moore deceased.
Jerry Simpson was nominated by
reclamation, by the populists in con-
ventIon at Hutchinson last week.
Jerry will now haul off his socks and
get after Chester I. who has already
got good start in the race.
The Growing Beauty Of Woman
Is a luxuriant growth of Hair. Beggs
Hair Remover is guaranteed to give
satisfaction, as it is purely vegetable
preparation, and acts directly on the
roots of the hair. Sold and warranted
by M. K. Hooper.
MIR. Hayse desires that all farmers
who have received the infected chinch
bugs at this station, hand in report
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-08-02

Grant Fordyce was home a couple
of days the last of the week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-08-02

nILunc ORGANS AT PANIC PRICES, this
TIHUllO month. Catalogue Free Address
Daniel T. Beauty, WASHINGTON. \ ].
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-08-02

an Illustrated monthly magazine with stories.
anecdotes fashions and all articles Of interest by
best authors and cash question contests monthly
RUSSELL PUB. Co, I96 Summer St, Boston, Mass.
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side.

nth ST. e2s W.-Furnlshed rooms for one or IN,
gentlemen or two lady boardors in we'll mr.
nahed fiat. Richmond
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FIRE ON MURRAY HILL.
$4,000 Damage Done in the
Residence Of Samuel P. Peters.
A Plumbers Furnace Thought to
Have Started the Flames.
Fireman Ready Hurt by Fall
Downstairs After tho Fire.

The residence of Samuel p. Peters,
at III East Thirty-seventh street, in the
Murray Hill district, was damaged to
the extent of $4,000 by fire early this
morning. Mr.. Peters is a coal merchant,
With an Office at l Broadway.
During the Summer the family have
Coeen at their country home in Islip. l..
NJ, and their city house has been looked
safter by the caretaker, Mrs. Wier.
tShe and her daughter and two sons
slived In the basement, and were the
lonly persons in the house when the
IRE broke out this morning. The house
lis a four-story and basement brown
1stone and is owned by Mr.. Peters.
For several days past plumbers have
tbeen working in the house, looking after
1.-THE water pipes. They were there all
,day yesterday and did not leave off
work until $50 p. NJ. They were to
begin work again early this morning.
and 1t Is believed that they left a fire
in little furnace, which in some way
set fire to the house.
At 2 o'clock this morning S. c. Myles,
private Waterman FOR the block,
smelled smoke and started to locate the
fire. He did not succeed although he
| At $50 O'Clock a man ran up to the
Waterman as he stood on the corner OF
Park avenue and Thirty-seventh street
and told him that there was smoke COM
ing out of the Peters house.
Myles ran to the house, awakened the
Wier family, and then rushed upstairs.
On the second floor. in the rear of the
house, he found that the ceiling was al
ab.aze, and had evidently burned through
from above H got a bucket of water
from the bathroom and threw II on the
flames but realizing that such efforts
were useless he left the house and rang
In an alarm. Later a second alarm was
sent out. because of the location of the
house, which is one of a row of brown
stone buildings.
! Before the flames were extinguishesd
the second, third and fourth floors In
the rear were BADLY burned. The dam.
age 10 estimated at 5000 on building and
$1,000 on furniture.
Fireman Edward G. Ready, of Engine
Company No. 81. was badly injured In
ternally after returning from the fire
While washing himself in the engine.
house he tripped and fell down flight
OF stairs. He was taken to Bellevue
HOSPITAL.
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QUARRELLED OVER CARDS.
Two L nIians Accused of AssauIting
Marterino.

Tony Rosa, thirty-eight years old, and
Tony Rossor, twenty-seven years old,
both Italian laborers, Of 1877 East One
Hundred and Ninth street, were held in
81 900 bail each for examination in the
Harlem Police Court this morning,
charged with having assaulted Joseph
Marterino. of 413 East One Hundred and
Thirteenth street.
ing cards in a saloon at One Hundred
and Sixth street and First avenue last
evening. Rossor drew a knife and made
for Marter.no. When he was prevented
from using it he picked up n chair and
brought 1t down with terrible force on
Marterlno's head. A severe scalp wound
was the result.
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JUMPED TO HIS DEATH.
One Man Killed and Several Men
Injured at n Fire in Boston.
(By Associated Press.)

BOSTON, Oct. ia tailor named
Swensen, Swede, was killed and two
others were seriously injured by jumping
from the third story window Of a
Swedish lodging house on Hanover
street, which caught fire just before 2
clock this morning.
The injured are an unknown man. I'M
conscious from concussion;. Augustus
Johnson, left hip broken and badly
bruised and burned, and Fred Nelson,
Fred Gouthers. Louis ODER, William
Contheiser, and Miss Annie Northal:
THE fire started in the basement and
spread rapidly. The building is badly
wrecked. A cigar factory and tobacco
shop on the first floor, owned by Lewis
Jesselson, was burned out.
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Diocese of Albany Incorporated.
(By Associated Press.

tBy Associated PressD
ALBANY, Oct. 1.-THE Roman Catholic do
cese OF Albany was Incorporated to-day. The
diocese consists of the counties Of Albany, Della
ware. Rensselaer,. Columbia, Greene. schohare.
otscgo, Schenectady. Saratoga, Washington War
rem. Montgomery. Fulton and parts Of Herkimer
and Hamilton The governing bouy declared TO
be the consuitors are. Right Rev. T, NJ. Burke,
Bishop; Very Rev. John J. swift: Vicar-Generai
Rev. Joseph II. Mangan, Chancellor; Very Rev
James 4. Duffy, Rev. r. n. Mcclure, Rev. c. A.
waiworth. Rev. John l.. Reilly. Rev. James Nc
Dermott
The evening world., 1894-10-11
Flats and Apartments To let.
vnfurnl.hea North OF ,ss.s street..

vnfurnished North OF ,as:n stress
10Th ST.. 265 W, Sinciar-Absolutely hrst
class & u extra large rooms; steam heated
halls; unll service; small select families only.
iSsD ST. "a q IS W. 9th a LeuoS ayes, 6 rooms
q bath; elegant fiat; all improvements: heated
halls. SIS to 81. lrquir" janitor.
I3s ~ 81, n BROON AVE beautifully deco
rated apartments u II rooms; all steam
heated every modern Improvement; S23 up.
owner on premises
lusT ST.. 3e0 w.-Lowcr part private house. s
rooms, improvements; adults reduced rent.
SMALL FAMILIES looking Tor choice apart
mentH ot y light rooms with improvements
should call at 30 81 Nicholas ave adjoining
corner l2sth ST. rcntS very low. Janitress.
TO LET-Rert free to Nov 1: 90 4 rooms. sli
to 81. quiet house. Apply III Ave. Z, house.
keeper
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Instruction..

One Tine. csc. per hne. Second 1tEs zee pc
A,as Third and Subsequent Times zoe per Inc
No ezfra rhayo1 Sti,addys
A YOUNG STUDENT would like to take private
Lessons In physiology, anatomy and msterla
medics. Address, with all particulars, under
T. s., 12lt Is. ave
OIL AND WATER COLOR PAINTING taught soc.
per lesson. 3ss 4th
STENUGnAFhY and Typewrilug school, $40
Broadway, y. Y. u n week Call or write.
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North OF i7sta Street.

HANDSOMELY & newly furnished sunny second
& third floor rooms, Sl4 sis, SIS: refereneeA
Corner OF s2d ST. & Central Park West.
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Fatal Gasoline Stove Explosion.
INV Associated Press)


PERCY. o. T., Oct. l1.-Mrs. John Stephens.
Of Leila, and her two children were badly burned
yesterday by the explosion OF gasoline stove.
One child. a girl. is dead. and the boy cannot
recover
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sIH 81. % W.-speciAny uesiraUis. newly rsno-
able. gentlemen.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

TWO GENTLEMEN require double -hedlei room.
with upc of empty room In basement or cellar .
central location: state terms. D.. box i.2 World.
WAN. ED-Wrll- furnished irunI room, witn ~
cove, Tor lady IN nice private emily: west side,
not above 5nth II. kindly 'rit' terms, with or
ST. Brooklyn.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
North of iasth Street.

,onrtt or ,.ow. , -. t,.,,,.,'a, .oou,. ~.
rentienrn. ali ronvamienc.so nrivnts family
t.,-,,,, - - -. -,
-, III 81 =, 80 W. fled1hHt rooms 10. Rehtle-
-. -
ETH ST.. ld2 W.-NeT handsome furnished
rooms running water; breakfast II desired f;
80 ,'o'''
lSTlI ST. ZIG E.-EHceptlonh front room; every
convenience; reasonable: board optional; private
..,,
..-
HANDSOME bachelor apartments. newly fur-
nished: minutes walk from 9TH Ave. Hotel;
terms moderate. steward, box j02 World, uptown
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

A WOMAN wants unfurnished room. with meals.
or 2 rooms. without meals, near st, Marks q
9Th AYES Mrs. Ward, care Of Ericsson 9S eth ave -.
Brooklyn.
A FIRST FLOOR WANTED for light business; To-
cation, iith to 3tth st, 6th to ith ave. D. L.
box AZ World, uptown
BACHELOR wants pleasant UNFINISHED room IN
quiet, respectable house. Permanent box 27l
World
WANTED Unfurnlshel square room, running
water, pay so month. Holman box $50 World.
uptown.
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bisT ST, S3i W-Large 4 small rooms, With
excellent board; heated; near elevated, Bway.
SD ST. So7 w, station at SD st-Handsomsly
tahla,
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9TH AVE. CORNER FLATS. steam heated; ,
beautiful ones i2J feet on street avenue .
nothing equal In the city at the price: all light
rooms Health Food Co, 81 9Th ave
CHEAP ROOMS 70 LET from $3.50 to SIS month
Apply ONCE, leo w. 2Sth st.
Unfurrished brooklyn.
DrFFtELD ST 90 near Bridge large, light
rooms all improved, Sll to tlS
FULTON ST, ~ Whole charming ID story
through, 2oN6o, Tor sl5 monthly.
PROSPECT ST, los, close to bridge a ferry-S
rooms nice order, s.,
SIXTH ST, 800 to rooms SIC TO sls: janitor
service. BRADY, 32l Court st,
EIE.t'ANl steam. heated apartments, CLARK st.. &.
opposite Monroe place, rooms; perfect
order; sunny exposure; $50 to 49,: near bridge,
Wall ST. 4 Fulton ferries; free to Nov |.
FLATS-A!l sunlight, tor clerks, mechanics,
artisans, &c.
weekly 81 80 To ~ VI
.SOtO 2hO
rooms weekly = .utn y ~
One room OF each set Il scullcry, with separate
closet, sink h tu, tor each family. hrcpToo, stair
| cases: private park, 2hnyl2O feet; within
minutes walk Of South Wall ST. ferries. THE
RIVERSIDE, 20 Jornlemon ST., BtooklSn.
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unfurnished Rooms to Le.

18TH ST. 259 W.-iarie front, convenient
room, second floor; light housekeeping; adults
private house, sl3
18TH ST.. 40 W. Large, convenient front
room, 1St floor: large closet light hOusekeep'
ing: STA nrvate house.
5lsT ST, Az Whine floor in nrst-class private
house; every convenience; rent S2j, owner.
A LARGE FRONT & HALL ROOM, heat, run
ming water, private house. 22s i. 62d 81.
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unfurrinhed -8rcokiyr.
Furni.hed-east Sid.

MADISON AVE, 1926 Summers bcll--Elegantly
furnished lat. 5 rooms & bath. new. complete
for housekeeping; 50 weekly; others cheaper.
9th ST, 2Si E.-Flat front rooms, bath ele-
gantly furnished; housekeeping. 50. Crowcll
18TH ST, ~ E.--Comfortaby furnished fiat.
largo. light rooms N bath. complete for house
keeping silver. linen, china. pictures, bric-a-
brac, only SS6.
Ar MORRiSON'S FLAT AGtNCY, .O8 West
4lst ST., You will find flats in all locations
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Eas, Side.
IRVING PLACE. 23-Large. nicely furnished
front rooms. I'd 80 floors
LEAlNGlUN AVE, V,1- Furnished room In
private house with owner; hot cold water:
terms reasonable,
LEXINGTON AVE, %. 25th st-Four newly
furnished rooms for gentlemen, 81. so up.
LEXINGTON AVE. l9-Nccly furnished parlors
large alcove room; moderate, front hall room.
closet s2.jO
LEXINGTON AVE, IS. corner goth st.-I.arge
room housekeeping. other rooms; ladies or
gentlemen.
LEXINGTON AVE. ,ll4-Newly furnished large
I'd door front room nll conYeniences; reason.
able.
LEXINGTON AVE, lsll-steam. heated bed
Groom; use OF kitchen for housekeeping; -
ling hooners bell.
LEXINGTON AVE, I53-choies OF several rooms:
all eonvsnienees: nicely kept house: reasonable
terms.
MONHVf. 81, $50, near Grand At. IeTry-Fur.
nlshed rooms, 81 80 per week; within min
uies walk o, z car lines.
PARK AVE. Ssl-2 pleasant corner rooms. bath
gas; young men or light housekeepingi IS.
STANTON ST, 37-Furnished room for respectable
man wife or gents; light housekeeping
ST. Marks PLACE. it-Hsndsomsst 4 cheapest
rooms; all eonvsnisneesi gsntlsmsn or couple;
housekeeping.
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wAvERLEY PLACE. i92-Elegant mats, all i'm
provements. rooms door, through. s23. parios
floor s27 JnnItor
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55rH ST 1903 W.--very desirable board for I've
lady students. with use OF large studio: South
erners preferred; only students in family; ID hat
18TH ST, 25t w.-ts. $40: excellent board; spa-
cious, handsome roIms. suites; accessible loeas
tiCn; rciertlces
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Houses and Apartments to Let
NO EXTRA CHARGE.

One Tine, roc. pr i,ie Second Tine. nc. pc
l1ae: Third and Subsequent TmeS I5c per h's<
No eztFu charge on sSinddvS
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45TH ST. 70 W.-Large room. nicely furnishsdy
hot 4 cold water: sl+: also hall room.
9TH ST. 20 w.-Board with furnished roomsi
referencaa
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sd ST. & 85IHSIu WEST SIDE

,pEAl RABLE AND STORY HOUSES,
1iiy discounted steam heal and electric Light
CLARK ESTATE, 2h WEST asD At.
i.sToRY and extension brick house, II rooms;
also = story 4 attic, II rooms; newly painted.
kspered, &c.; I'd st., near Bowery; low rents.
with lease. Falconsr. 100 eth ave
AoPpAkr AT $50, or whole at s1b, OF 244 Ensl
oNn ~. Gail HULL Times Building.
bhowNsroNE HOUSE. s-story q basemsnti 10
rooms bath; all improvements; In good order:
eg month. Inquire III Pleasant ave-
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2lsr ST, les w.-Board: square room, iarrs
closets; table board. IS; all house appointments
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PATH 81, 10 W. Small, handsomely furnished
apartments; elevator, steam, electric light
SUPERIOR catering; references required.
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2JD 81. "a. W. Han Isomely furnished rooms,
with superior board; - upward.
ESD ST, I4+ W.-First- class board; large 3
small looms. sinGiy or en- suite: table board.
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NO EXTRA CHARUE.
Every American DIST. Tel. Office
IL an Authorized Advertising
Agency for THE WORLD. A. D.. T.
messengers will answer your cali
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
RING THEM UPl
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unfurnished Houses To Let,

unfuFniShed Houses ] o Let.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 3S-Elegant granite resi-
dence; magnificent view of Hudson; modern
Improvements throughout; INSPECTION invited
nmed 9, Q possession. Office, Is RlverSlde Drive,
II ct. 25d y. -3-slOry aud basement dwell
Ing: rent 1900
WILLIAM BUTLER. 20 Cortlandtsi
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4sTII ST. 2:l w.-Large small rooms; house
heated; good board; table board: moderate
18th ST.. 226 w-Extra large room small, one.
rent reasonable, with without board
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18TH ST. 80 w.-Largo 4 hall rooms: table .
service hrst class; table board: references.
5UI II 81, 1850 W. Large y sma rooms iof
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SID ST.. ~ W. Finest location: elegant suites;
torsh,p. references
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9th ST. 1856 w.--Nlcely furnished large seconl-
story front room: other rooms, with or without
board
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10Th ST, 347 w. Large front room; ali CON-
reasonable; references
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Wcst Side.

/
Wc,, Sia..
bank ST. s-Largo nicely furnished room to
| BARROW ST. 10 near 9TH ave.--Large room for
| housekeeping, 81 upward,
CHARLTON ST. as-Two front rooms to let adj.
| Joining or separately; gas bath modern TN
! prorcments; southern exposure.
PERRY ST 35-Larse front room; quiet re-
/ spectacle couple, light housekeeping; price mod
crate.
/ sTH AVE, sIg. Cd noor-You can be suited by
"slling; light airy. cheap clean.
/ 7TH AVE 220s-Front parlor bedroom;
one block from station terms moderate; gentle
'TH AVE, 2lO near gad st-Furnishel room for
| gentlemen.
sIH AVE-, ~ Furnished room, bath, 81. 76
gentleman LacroiNs bell.
/ IUin 81, A. W.-Sewly shed rooms.
single or en- suite, All improvements; private
bath; heated
mn ST I3s Handsome rooms. LARGE q
small. furnished
/ 18TH 81, 2l5 ". Elegant front room folding
! bed hot K cold water, bath; prva family
/ lgTn ST, los " Handsomely furnished large
! front 100 %, mo i"ra'c; ice small room, 81
lXIH SI.,+l ". orr very sttuDi- IuouS
| pleasant surroundings: every convenience.
| l2TH 81, 81 W Desirable connecting rooms.
| first iloor suitable Tor or young men; refer
| cncs.
I2rH ST, 29i wLarge front room. gentlemen
| or couple gas bath,
! 18TH ST. i2S w,-Furnshsd. pleasant hall room
| bath; private family, gentlemen.
! l4TI 81, 10, ", -NICely furnished rooms, suit
able offices 4 lodgings. 81; single trout paror,
/ 50 weekly.
/ I4TH 81, a5I W single n uoubie ro IN ;. hand
somcly furnished: all improvements, together
or separate prce moderate
! 10TH 81, 800 w.=HRll room with folding bel
/ closet, gas, bath private.
! 18TH ST, 1872 w-Squar sunny room, third
hour also rooms on paror floor
18TH ST. .l53 ", Pleasant sunny rooms; nicely
+ furnished' every ConNcn. enCe; moderate terms;
ro4d location.
, l6II 81. "lU ". Mould Jet coupe o, maud.
/ spmcly furnished rooms with use of kitchen.
Magerney.
10TH ST., 2e3 W. small furnished hall
! rooms, II 4 - So hath, Improvements.
18TH ST, 100 w.-sunny square room nicely fur
| niAhsd; suit 2; gas bath.
18TH ST, l67 Visiting room. bedroom kitchen.
IS; respectable couple; call evenings Bel :.
/ l7IH ST., al W.-Neally IuTnIshed large room,
| light housekeeping; ras, bath; low rrnt,
| 18TH ST., $50 w.-Newly furnished; all conVsn-
| fences; gentlemen; board optional
| 18TH ST. 81 W. near Union club-ElsgAntly
| furnished rooms; private family; bath; refer
enees: gentlemen ONLY
| 10TH S1,, AIS W.--PnvaIe house; newly fur
nlshed rooms 81 up. bath; central
| iVIH 81, bU WEsf-handsomely furnished
back parior; private bath; other pleasant, sunny
MONS; reasonable.
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3SrH ST. ZIG E.-ENceptonal front room; every
convenience reasonable. board optional; private
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l0rN ST, 2G0 W Front parlor; housekeeping
large pantry: running water; wn'hing conven.
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tsJ. side.
IRVING PLACE. -, near Union square-Desir.
Rhe rooms: excellent table: moderate terms
Z tnble board.
The evening world., 1894-05-31
TREATMENT OF THE INSANE POOR.

The State CommlsslCn In Lunacy be-
gins to-day its investigation of The
charges OF the bad and cruel treatment
OF the insane poor in the city asylums.
1t Is n terrible accusation to bring
against the city authorities. hat OF neg
Letting and abusing the pauper insane.
The care of lunatiCs IL probably one OF
the hardest ana most trying tasks that
con be imposed on man. 1t requires not
only patience. endurance n unceasing
attention. but the broadcast kind of hu-
nanity. 1t Is a severe trial both OF
physical and mental powers.
Charges ought not to he lightly made
against those on whom this difficult and
irksome duty Is imposed, At the same
time, only those peculiarly fitted for the
| work ought to be i%ntrusted with 1t.
! None other ought to be employed in 1t.
for the reason that the incentives to
neglect and VIOLENCE are constant and
almost irresistible to those who are not
gifted with extraordinary patience and
endut ance.
There Is only too mucl, reason to be-
lieve that the management of our insane
asylums needs investigation. and that II
will be found In many respects objeC-
tionable. This must b" the Inevitable
consequence Of appointing keepers and
others on political considerations,
The evening world., 1894-05-31
Two Stylish Costumes.

A very stylish costume nowadays is
Of g~ray-faced cloth. with a simply cut
shirt n Elton jacket. not too short at
the waist, big revers and cuffs of apple
green velvet, covered with a richly pat
termed guipure of a creamy shade. This
has a waistcoat of the gray cloth. to he
replaced on occasion by a soft shirt OF
accordion-plaited cream silk. This cos
tune In biscuit color. with royal blue
In place Of the green, Is lovely. The
other costume which demands notice is
In Venetian red cord. This is a very
curious material. green shot with red.
which gives a most artistic result and
would he very becoming to a certain
style Of brunette beauty. 1t has basque
n plastron of black MORE and "A
draped skirt. caught back with straps.
fastened by large. richly embroidered
buttons.
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The Sfngle-Tnx Theory.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Thomas J. Sanford ~disagreer with "s. q. D."
In his definition Of wealth. The important point
Is not Il correct definition OF wealth. but how can
we obtain IT. with good health and free access
to all natural opportunities. wealth would soon
define Itself. lie also states one OF a dozen fall
'acies with which he Is N familiar that exist In the
nSlc Tax system. lie speaks Of a farm on which
oil had been discovered. and says that under n
Single Tax system the farm would increase In
ral.e and the tax also would be Increased.
Would not the sam, thing occur to-day under the
present SYSTEM When the supply OF oil failed
the farm would revert to the original value; 30
would the tax. No one would be compelled to
pay more than the rental value OF the opportunity
used by him. This value might decrease as we'll
" Increase, as In the case OF a used up oil we'll.
would advise Mr.. Sanford to read Henry George
on the subject He will then be In a position to
see the weak points In this question and to clearly
poin them out. When an attack is to he made,
always be thoroughly loaded with the subject.
Henry George Will furnish thoughts for both
sides and Is. as we'll. a model In concise. logical
reasoning. Y. X, Yonkers, y. Y.