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fpk RENl-
l23 18th st NV, ar. $40 II sth st he. 6r. % 40
s2I 9th st NV, Sr 80 l619 2d st ne Tr 20 20
32i Maple ave, Or. 40 1913 w St 6r 20 so
2s st NV, Ir.. 80. AZ Brookland 7r...,..,.2 20
1914 Corcoran. 7r. .30. rs 1917 d St 6r... 20
1923 18th st, Or. 80 so 1914 eth nw 4r rs as
l0i5 10Th st, Or. 30 90 326 18th st sw, Or. Is 40
l3lS 1 ST NV. Sr. 30. 80 42o st sw. Or. .l5
22l5 18th st. 6r. ID 30 2263 Clevela av, Crib 30
14O5 l4th st NV, store. 30 5l1 9th Sc 5r... IL 30
% st nw' Ir: 80 20 6l5 II st ne. Or Is so
1920 ST. hall. ..... 30 2529 Messnore Or 10 so
81 ave ne, Or. 80 AZ o sw rear 4r S 30
81 9th 81 Sc, Or 20 9ll Kitch ST sw. ir L.. 80
!snS Linden, r IS 70 S02 4th st ne. Ar. IL
l53s 9Th ST NV. 7r. .2S 252G 9Th NV, 5r......Il
2IuS IL st, 6r.- y. SO 2i6 Brent CT, Or. Is 30
32l Spruce ST, 9r.. .2I. 80 14ls A st Sc 8r 10 80
1924 9th st, ar. 50 324 L ST sw 5r.. 10 so
2l9 LIST ne, 6r. 81 1920 Huron st 5r 10 20
l55O 81, H.. 225o el2 2lst st, store =. IL. 80
los" loth 81 NV, Or 20 10 1915 Oregon, 10
ZAP n pw, 6r.. 80 ili3 ave Sc. dr 6. 10
sl6 sd st. ST.. 1913 Kramer ne. or 8. 80
460 Washington, Or. So Go Gordon me- 4r s 20
III q ST NV, 6r. .25. 10 1928 Kramer ST. 5r S so
800 + me- - 905T 7th ST ir r g
apll-m.w.f b. II. WARNER & co. 916 F St NV
FOR RENTED 9Th ST. NV: 3-SToRY, BAY
window brick: lot: bath; mod. imps: business
corner; store and dwelling: 9th and G sts n "
opp. Pension Office. Inquire 132 5th apIl-2t.
FOR RENT f6s7 Acker me- SIS 20
II Grant place so. G. 1875 O ne. ..''. IL
1886 o .3O.I5 l3l L se........S 80
l.l4 II ne...........2 10 Hyattsville cottages.
= ne..-........- Rear go 10th, stable. 5
So 5th ne..........-
WATERS & THOMPSON.
aplc 1885 F st. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-15O2 18TH ST NV: ADJOINING
the Corean legation Iowa circle; large house;
in complete order; porte cochere aAl stable; will
lease for term Of years. Apply to
ap92w JOHN b. WIGHT, i4f0 G st.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
WoJks.-Carpefs cleaned in the bes, uannor
Carpets made moth proof free OF charge. Mat.
tresses made TO order. once 1Tao Pa ava
Works, l1os and 17lO + NV. TelephoDe sox
mh2-tt II. NEWAiYER Msn..~.
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FOR RENT-1IS9 H 262i X nw,6r 4 b. %. so
ave, l2r. 2hs. ssSS 50 2olo I4th NV, lor&b. .45
1852 . se i0iSb. 30 30 1852 Sd Sc, 6r...I2.S SO
4S7 NV Or & ba 90. 20 6lo Blair ne. Ar. 10 so
apl1-tf II. L. RUST, 62f 14th st. NV
FOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT CORNER HOUSE.
fronting circle; rooms, bath, cellar, furnace; I;
reduced TO $500; 300 Maple ave. ST.
1t DAVID ID. STONE, s04 and 500 + ST. NV
FOR RENT-TO A DESIRABLE COLoRED TEN
ant; on 10th ST. NV: rooms: bath; $50. 90.
1t DAVID ID. STONE, So4 and SOD + ST. NV
FOR RENT-25O2 AND 25O6 ST; sR AND
bath: nicely terraced; newly papered throughout
for 1870 per month.
apll-3t' ]. ID. SULLIVAN, 18th and stsnw
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FOR RENT
1886 VT. ave-, 1or., 500; furnished .s125
2OS Del ave ne, 12r. 81 93l Z NV, Or. 40
2901 st NV, Dr.. 40 1912 Union pl, 6r. $50
722 18th, 12F, rs 10 B ne l2r...,.f5
1242 Union st. Or. .11.30
mh2f1St' TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 ST.
FOR RENT 630 18th ne ,6r&b mi I6. 80
1lOS q NV, 1Or, mi. - 2O23 10th NV, Or. 16
1928 NV, Tor. ami.--- l423 Md ave ne, 6r. 16
3l4 Pa ave NV, l0r&6 45 5f9 14th e,6r&ami. 1850
463 Fla ave NV, 10r 2sOT Olive ave NV, Girls. so
and ami. 40 1O1S 9TH ne, sr. ami $50
is2S 18th nw,Sr&b, mi 35 5l6 5th 5r- 1880
ot} Howard ave NV, 1871 Fla ave ne, or. 10. so
or ana ami 30 1879 Fla ne, 5r. 1880
f5I NV Sr & ami: 30 GO Callan ne, Or. 1850
1243 Cap 7r & ami. 80 1919 18th Sc 6r 10 so
51S 21st NV, ,7r&ami. 25. 80 ll2S ne 5r 10
113 18th ne, ,6r&ami. q. so 1892 London pl Sc
1914 18th NV, 1st 4r ...... & 20
moor, nat, 4r&b. ,35.5O Mccullough st, Ar $50
13 Q NV, 6r&ami. 70. so
ap4 SW0RMSTEDT & BRADLEY e2T r ST
FOR RENT-16TH ST; HANDSOME NEW BUFF
brick; specially adapted for entertaining; rent
low II taken at once. Particulars 1890 10th
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FOR RENT-STABLES

FOR RENT-MISCELLANEO
FOR RENT-RfMINGTON TYPEWRTTERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered
free In city; one month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WICkOtF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
d19-n Cor. Sth and L SITS. NV.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

PATRICK II. @. BRENNAN
Public Accom tart and Auditor
Room ), 1921 street NV.
All branches OF Ac oupting and Auditing.
mh2O-3m
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BOARDING
COUNTRY BOARD.

PERSONS DESIRING BOARD ~ A LARGE. NEW
house. AMI, high location; Virginia cooking
ard home comforts, apply TO Mrs. L. p. ET-Ck-
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ap1C 1885 St NV
1l0s G NV Tor, mi. i..-l1s Q NV er&ami 90 so
l32S NV, lor. ami - ESQ ilth ne. rSh. mile 30
al4 PA ave nw.10rSb. .45 2o23 10th NV. 6r....i6
463 Fla ave NV. Tor 1923 SD ave ne. 6r i6
d ami. 40 3l9 18th ne. Gr&amil6 c. 80
sos Howard ave nw9r 1918 eth ne sr. ami i5 20
& ami. .35 1871 Fla ave ne, Or. SO
43t L NV. Sr & ami 30 1879 Fla ave ne. Or 10 50
124S Cap. ar & smi so GO Callan ne, Or. 10 so
SIS 2lst NV 7rSom % 80 1919 18th 6r. 10 so
689 4th ne, sr&ami 25 30 lips ne. 5r........lO
lib 18th ne6rAami 20 so 1882 London pl se.4r.s.So
floor, hasi ,TSn 2S 50 MccqllCngh s.: 1850
FOR RENT 1925 sth st. IT. .o5 so
1929 Corcoran ST, 10r S65 1902 Green's al Ar 10 so
s, ISCs L ST. Sr: :c3359 M l232 10Th st, Or $3.50
Stable rear Cor Gall2''o .22 @ Isth st Rs, ne Sr.7
ar1O-6t iii i4th street
FOR RENT ROOMS; ALL I,tPs.; BROWN
stone and press M hrsk ii fronts; 2lst ST. NV; s23;
coin Park ne; same kind $3.50 rednced G, from rom
s23. These are bargains. VIM not require rent
L oa'shSf @ SaneF S s9od &C.
FOR RENT-911 ST. NV; 4SToRY BRICK;
modern conveniences; II rooms.
VERY DESIRABLE BAY|wINDow TwosroRY
double brick dwelling, 10 rooms and bath. being
venent' to ali street car lines and business cen
GHAss c. DuNcANsoN.
ap10-6t 9th and d SITS. NV.
FOR RENT-15l1 R. 1. AVE NV, ROOMS
and bath, and stable. ...................S go
apio-st I. R. BROOKS 6ie 18th st. NV. w
FOR RENT -FURNISHED-l1Os NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave. NV; reasonable rent to a good tenant
np9-3t'
FOR RENT-7-RooM BRICK HOUSE: MODERN
improvements; near Capitol; 3l7 Delaware ave.
st, NV ap9-3t'
FOR RENT
1912 and 1914 Sd st Sc; Groom bricks; water sIa
ap93t' EDWIN d. JONES, 400 st. sc.
FOR RENT-17l4 OREGON AVE; NEW HOUSE;
aps,6t JOHN R. WIGHT 1uo G st.
FOR RENT--ON PRINCETON ST. NEAR DR..
lot so #. front: air ard light on all sides; facing
south; house has 10 rooms; a beautiful home for
summer or winter; within half square Of cable
cars Apply to JOHN b. WIGHT,
FOR RENT-4s4 II ST.Nw.. FouR-SToRY BRICK
10 rooms and bath, at s40.50; also ALB q St,
four-stOry brick, rooms and BATH at $3.50; Az
Z st. NV, bay-window brick, rooms, MI. in
4 ' O''' A. EBERLY's SONS.
ap93t' us 7th ST. NV
FOR RENT-643 FLA. AVE NV; ROOMS;
MI; newly papered; very desirable; $3.50.
ap7-et zoos F st. NV.
FOR RENT HANDSOME. NEW BRICK HOUSES:
nicely papered; porches and shade, with stable:
only $50 per month"; rear Mt. Pleasant and
Soldiers Home; take Brightwood ave. electric
cars to Newman terrace" 4OO7 sth st. NV.
Petworth sub. Telephone, 1918. ap5-3m
FOR RENT FURNISHED STREET NEAR
Thomas Circle; owner going abroad; wishes to
rent for Is months; compl ,tey furnished.
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.,
ap5-6t 1924 F st. NV.
FOR RENT-N.w. CORNER 18TH AND Q SIS.
NV; two-stOry and basement; 10 and
bath; anil; $500 per month. F. II. SMITH
e. SONS. I41s st. NV, ap5-10t
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FOR RENT-AT SIS; ROOMS AND BATH; OVER
store. 1904 18th ST. NV. It,
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FOR RENT-919 f. CAP. ST.
rooms, bath. cellar and store ROOM rooms
deep; newly papered and sanitary plumbing;
10 good tenar will reduce rent 10 $3.50.
WM. =. AIINNIN,
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FEliALE.

wANTED-ALL FEMALES IN WANT OF EN-
ployment. in city out, who have references.
will Ind II to their Interest TO call at the D. G.
AGENCY, 6IO Itth ST. NV. apfI2b.
wANTED-COOKS. HOUSENiAIDS, MATTRESSES,
lGuldresSes, nurses. housewOTkers and kitchen hep
for families, hotels and restaurants, with refer
erees Apply DICKS AGENCY, 613 7th st. u W.
ap11-5b
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WANTED
TO TAKE UP YOUR CARPETS,
Clean them and store them for the summer.
Our facilities are unsurpassed. Satisfaction
Is assured.
And when the carpets come up, MATTINGS
go down.
Here price ideas that'n tell you
where to get your Nattings.
90 rolls Fancy Mating at 81 a roll. 100
patterns JOntless Mating. % cents yard.
You'll pay much more in each case. else
where.
THE HOUGHTON COMPANY
SIG 9TH 81. AND 171O 14TH ST. ap1O
WANTED
YOU To ACQUACST YOURSELF
With superior facilities for supplying
and hanging WALL PAPERS
We aim to excel in everything we under
take, so yOu may be Wall Paper
Department is as fine the finest. Our es-
Inmates as low or lower than the lowest.
". p. MOSES & SONS
iifH AND + SIS NV. Telephone, 20f.)
api0
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7-tr IsIa

1901 Pa ave sc, 3r, w.I0.30
So9 9th, 5r. va. ..lo.S0
House. TenEallyt'n,5r.10 10
1129 Hayes II. Ar. $50
l122 Congress st, Or. so
2207 u, 5r.
26l3 y NV, 3r. so
Storage rim, SIS 10th nw5
RI 1852 10th. 2r......4
. good cheap houses in Sc
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FOR RENT-1417 ST. NV. 12R.. BATH,
steam heat, corner. SI5
300 ST., lie Droir Park, cor, sr., GEL, bath,
15os soth. 7r. 5acel s35 2is Elm Or. eel. % 20
1911 10th. Or. $50 22s Elm. 6r $50
43f Z NV, ar. be-. .21.56 as ne, Or b. $50
2i53 p, Ir. eel ...23 130 Brewers st ne $50
To desirable colored tenant, 21l ST. IT., ba .25
1917 4tb NV, 6r. cellar. new. ............2 %. 30
1923 4th st. n.w 6r, cellar, new......... .25. 80
1t DAVID D. STONE sos + st. NV.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-1233 MASS. AVE. NV, A HAND
SC 1ely furnished 2dstory parlOr aud bed
suite; bay window; southern exposure; and other
rooms, with board. apIl-3t'
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WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-3 UNFINISHED ROOMS on I'd on
I'd floor. with or without board; NV; adults
Address y. H, Star office. apIO-3ts
WANTED - FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping IN NV for small family. Address,
stating full particulars TO rent, &c, Box 3D.
Star office apg-3t.
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FOR RENT T1IO4 23d Or W is 10
2320 NJ, 7r, mi. =. .o750 1855 SD 5r W.. Is 80
29l2 \. Ir, mi. $3.50 23lS G, 5r, 30
1914 25th, 7r mi. rs so 2225 st Paui's ct 5r j 1
1907 BID. sto, w&g.2550 4024-6S 2ist 6r W.. l3 30
2G1620 l., Or, mi. $3.50 1903 Riggs, Or, ~ 30
1O,S 10Th, Or, mi. 5.3o 23l5 Va ave, Ar WIZ. so
lO23 10Th, sr, mi. 1910 1902 10th, rr,5r II so
eCl7 h, 7r, mi. $50 2412 y, 5r, wa. IL. 80
1922 18th, fat 81, H IS 11&13 w Alex ct, 80
92l 22d 6r bath 20 so 9l2-l4 9th, 6r.l2
42i 9th sw. Or, ,w&g % so 2052 32d 5r..........I2
2224 G, 7r Wig 10 40 527 26th sr..,....I2
2024 L, 6r, mi Il 80 Stable rear 1926 L..l2
hl5 10Th 7r. eel W 20 120 22d. rear, Ar. IL so
115-1l 23d, 6r, mi. 2050 200s1i r'r NJ, ir,w.l. 30
S02-i-6 sc, Or, GEL 2706-S K. Or. 10. 30
lar. mi ......... 20 80 2-5-I-10 w Alex Ct Ar. 10
22l4 l. Or, w.....20 80 1881 Benning, Or, 10. 80
21f9h Pa av, Ar, ,gt;w 20 ll5S Lingers al 5r 10 80
1906 17th carp ter 81 op 20 Poone CT Ar W. 10 80
Garrett PIX, Or & Gel, 1896 S, 5r w.........10
cottage, mi. 20 3S0l-3 N, 6r.........10
424 Elm, Or, mi 1880 o71O X, 5r...........lO 10
For full list apply TO WESCOTT & WILCOX,
ap11 1907 Pennsylvania ave NV.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI-
ture, carpets, stoves and store fixtures fea ther
beds. &c. Address call at THE JUNCTION
FURNITURE HOUSE, cor. 7th, X and Mass. ave.
NV. ap11-tf
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wANTED-A Girl. FOR GENERAL. HOUSEWOIlK ;
must be strong and capable, and go home nights !;
bring city references to SO9 21st NV. H.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
MRS. THADDEN'S JUDGMENT
Lawyer Brooke Tells How She Oh
tained II Against His Firm.

Mrs. Charlotte Thadden, through the
German Legal Aid Society, has obtained
Judgment in the Sixth Judicial Court for
NO n costs against the law firm of
Brooke, o'sullivan & Brooke, and the
arm will pay the amount rather than
bother further about the matter.
Lawyer Charles w. Brooke said to-day
that Mrs. Thadden old him that the at
torney she had employed to sue the Sec
ond n Third Avenue Railroad compa-
MES for damages for injuries sustained
In q collision of their cars had settled
the case for 1900 without her consent.
When they sought TO reopen the case
the woman's former lawyer submitted a
power OF attorney from her. empower
Ing him to settle the suit and agreeing
TO give hin one-third OF the amount re-
Mr.. Brooke said his firm accepted $500
from the lawyer and paid Mrs. Thadden
Slo0. retaining $50 to cover the costs in
emptin to reopen the action, about
!So: Recently a lawyer a written a
letter demanding $40 for Mrs. Thadden'
An answer was made asking for a re-
lease from Mrs. T%hadden, which she has
not executed. Then Mrs. Thadden
brought suit, and in the rush of work at
tendant upon the Meyer trial. Brooke,
Obulnvan & Brooke allowed her TO oh
tain judgment by default.
w could open the default and beat
her out II 1t was worth while" con
cluded Mr.. Brooke, but IL Is not, and
to-day ! win pay the judgment rather
than bother with It,"
The evening world., 1894-05-02
HER SKULL CRUSHED.
Mrs. Gillespie Fatally Hurt by n
Post-OMce Elevator.

Mrs. Margaret Gillespie. widow. thirty
Ave wears Did. OF W West Sixteenth
street. was probably fatally injured IN
an elevate accident In the Post-Once
Building early this morning. Her skull
was fractured and she was cut abou the
head ana face
Mrs. Gillespie was employed as a
cleaner In the building. Shortly after 4
o'clock his morning she was about
to enter the freight elevator on the
Park Row side of the building when II
was started by somebody on the top
floor OF the building.
She was knocked down. and the next
minute her hea was being crushed be-
tween the floor OF the car and the top
of the doorway.
The man who started the elevator
heard her scream and pulled the check
rope In time to save her head from
being crushed into n Jelly. She was
taken to Chambers Street Hospital.
whore II was said there was little hope
OF her
Mrs. Gillespie has four little children
dependent on her for a living. The
Post-Ohice authorities are trying to fix
the identity OF the man who started the
elevator.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Bloomingdale Bros, ST., Il: a; A 81; SIS.
TOOK A BET ON SPORT.
Must Answer for Receiving Money
for u BOOkmnker.

John Cuadrado, forty-seven years old,
a Spanish clerk in Julio's cigar-store,
under the Coleman House, was held for
examination at Jefferson Market Police
Court to-day, charged by Detectives
Kash and Jerolomon with receiving
money for n bet on a horse race.
A card which hung in the store caught
Capt. Schmittberger's eye a day or two
ago. This card proclaimed that bets on
the Brooklyn Handicap, May 10. might
be sent to Leo Swatts. the Jersey City
h9okmaker. or left at Julio's cigar-store
looked at the card, and gave Cuadrodo,
who was inc barge, S. to be bet on
Sport, at 10 to l. The Spaniard ac-
a sealed envelope. Then he was ar
rested.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
FOR TROLLEYS
ALL0vER TOWN.
] But the Metropolitan Traction
! Company Will Put the
/ Wires Underground.
Experimental ROAD FIRST.
Arrangements Under Way to Try
the Scheme on the New
Lenox Avenue Line.
SOMEWHAT LIKE THE CABLE.
u Everything Goes Well the Plan
May Be- Adopted on the Com
pany's Entire System.
SOMEWHAT LIKE THE CABLE.

II; the plans upon which the officers OF
the Metropolitan Traction Company are
hard at work can be successfully car
Red out. New Workers will. in the hear
future. see the trolley in full operation
In this city. That much was admitted
by the Company's President. Mr.. Vree-
land this morning to an Evening
World" reporter.
Lenox avenue. upon which the right
70 lay tracks was granted to the Com
pany by the Board of Herman. Is the
place decided upon for the trolley ex-
pertinent to be tried. For months the
Company has been at work upon the
scheme. but the affair was kept quiet
after the Lenox avenue franchise had
been secured.
Instead of the trolley wires being
overhead. the Company intends having
them laid underground. The connection.
IL ID expected, will be somewhat after
he fashion of the present cable ar
raneement.
The officials are aware of the strong
opposition which the overhead wires
would meet with. They also believe
that with the wires underground the
danger to life would not only be les
set1ed. but largely done away with.
How far h Company has gone with
/, the experiments. Mr.. Vreeland refused
TO 10 He intimated pretty plainly,
however. that the Lenox avenue ser.
vice would be operated by no other
system than the trolley. and that II the
experiment was satisfactory every road
operated by the Company would be
equipped with the underground trolley.
I'VE are not yet In a position to give
out all our plans" Mr.. Vreeland said.
when we are the public will be taken
n our confidence. 1t 10 true we have
been working on IN underground trolley
ssneme Tor some months. but W. ave
: any Kind as yet. 1t may be some months
before anything definite Is accomplished.
.,,yest strides have been made In the
ueIo OF electricity. and some time ago
u va brought to our notice that the
trolley wires instead OF being strung
ovsThead could be placed under the
81 operated as safely "a as 't the e snsEl f is at
present. II seems simple enough when
you come to look at It.
q me ~, s,hts s has heretofore been made
tne reason that there was no demand for
T. Now 1t is different. Experiments
nave been and are now being made. We
nsye no doubt whatever as to the re
Neither Mr.. Vreeland nor any OF the
other Officers Of the Traction Company
q were seen seemed to have the slight
est ooubt about being able to obtain the
neseesary consent OF the Railroad Com
minsion to change the motive power of the
roads. Some, Of the franchises granted
are sc loosely drawn that 1t IL consid-
cred possible to use the trolley system
under them. 1t Is stipulated in nearly
All the franchises that no Overhead"
trolley system should be used.
1t. 10 contended hat II the wires are
buried that difficulty will be completely
overcome.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
FUNERAL OF M. S. COLEMAN.
Many weIl-k nown People Attend
Scryices In the Cathedral

Services In the Cathedral.
The funeral Of the late Michael Sars-
field Coleman, who died at Old Point
Comfort. Va, on Sunday, took place
this morning from 8 East Slxty-ninth
street. At st. Patrick's Cathedral a SOL
emn requiem mass was offered.
The pail-bearers were: Judge Morgan
j. O'Brien, City Chamberlain ]. ]. o.
ID. Crimmins, ex-Judge William II.
rick Farrelly. Frank C. O'Reilly. Henry
Hickey, Sebastian WINNER. DR.. Simon
Walsh. Daniel f.. Cooney. Bart Moyni-
han, f. y. Farrell, Austin T.. Finnegan,
William Kennedy, Michael Doyle, John
Thomas J. Allcr.
Ex-Street Cleaning Commissioner
James S. Coleman and Bnjamin Cole
man, brothers Of the deceased. and Miss
Annie Cole nan were chief mourners.
There were present during the. cere-
mony: Mayor Gilroy, Recorder smyth,
Thomas T""r,Ss $ n rSMsra. GE george COLEMAN aien",n.
Lohn J. Clafcy, Eugene McEnroe, John
Fox, Bryan Lawrence, Judge J. F. DAILY.
Thomas Crimmins, Police Justice Ryan.
John Price, Madison. N, j.; NJ. II. Foley.
Commissioner Thaddeus Moriarty. John
SS apSm Eaw wiiiiam M MsTr SSll, soh Ra waits,
Fred Mairs. col. Coonan and ]. O'Dono-
van Rosa.
a delegation OF the men employed at
UNFAIRLY ceased operations and draped
all the plant at the works in black.
They also sent a floral emblem repre-
scnting a glEantie derrick:
train to Madison, N. j.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
CALLED ON THE MAYOR.
Commander yiIlaRmil, of the Nau-
Titus, at the city HILL.

Mayor Gilroy received a n official call
to-day from Senior Arturo Baldasano y
Tapete. the Spanish Consul In this city.
who presented to him Senior +. Villa
anil, the commander of the Nautilus. IL
training-ship OF the Spanish navy. now
In port.
The Consul wore the full uniform OF
his rank and the insignia OF several or
ders on his breast. Commander WI
laamil was in uniform also.
There was a cordial interchange OF
courtesies between the Mayor and his
callers.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
FOR ATTEMPTING SUICIDE.
Young John Mundorf Held for TrinI
by Justice Mcmahon.

Young John Mundorf, son and bust
ness partner OF Theodore Mundorf, the
optician at 1867 Broadway, who at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat
with a razor In Henry Go.dnnch's bar
b%er-shop. 1872 West Thirtieth street. last
evening, was held for trial by Justice
McMahon in Jefferson Market Court
to-day.
The young man made no attempt to
explain his act. He had been drinking.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
C0RB0 SAID "SMALL-POXw
Then Clerk Heaiey Washed Ills Err
and Got Vnccinated,

Michael corbo. aged twenty, OF 40
Mulberry street. walked into Chambers
Street Hospital last night and beckoned
TO the night clerk, James Healey, that
he wanted to whisper.
Healey placed mis- ear to the mans
mouth and was startled when the for
mer said, Smallpox"
AFTER rinsing his ear out Healey mott
was hurried to North Brother Island
The clerk has been vaccinated.
Three other cases OF smallpox were
reported by the Board OF Health this
morning. The patients were Edwin
Conklin, f~fty-three. OF los Bowery, who
walked into Bellevue Hospital last night:
Patrick Lynch, t~wenty-six, OF 20 Bowery
who was found In the stable at 81 Bay
ard street. and Dominica Mastrunide,
twenty-five, Of 90 Bayard street. All
were sent to North Brother Island.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
WILL TRY FOR A WRIT NEXT,
HOweII's Lawyer Fails to Secure
His Dischnrgc.

Lawyer Jere Weinberg applied to JUS
tice Walsh. In the Adams Street Police
Court, Brooklyn. today for the discharge
OF Halstead W. Howell. f. ". Pike, of
Philadelphia, accuses Howell of obtain
ing S621 worth of goods under false pre-
lenses.
Justice Walsh denied the application.
Lawyer Weinberg says he will imme-
diately apply to the Supreme Court for
a writ of habeas corpus. Howell was
arrested at his home in Jamaica several
lays His la says that the COM
plainant Ia using the criminal courts to
try to make Howell pay n bill.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Did Vaccination XIII the Boy?

Coroner Creamer to-day began an investiga-
tion into the de ah Of the nine-year-old son OF
Peter Burggraf, Of so Thames street, brooklyn.
Burggraf says that his son died this morning
from the results OF improper vaccination by the
public authorities, Drs, j, Meyer and A.. 5.
Schwab. who attended young D%urggraf. give their
opinion that the boy died OF lockjaw, induced by
the vaccination,
The evening world., 1894-05-02

wouln "e useless Tor me 10 try TO tell the sutfertng
this boy endured. I took him to two different
doctors Roth gave him lots OF medicine, hut all
to no use. He grew worse. I therefore de.
SPARED OF ever having him cured one day |
saw the great benefits promised TO those who
would use CrriCrRA rem FnIEs. went right
away TO the drug store and bought them. How.
ever. | used then, according 10 directions, and
to.day ] say truthfully TO all tn" world. that my
son Ia entirely cured, thank God and thank the
d scoverers Of CrTICrRA RFMEpIfS. They cured
in four weeks as sound ~ n gold dollar.
JOHN SAVAGE.
Eishkill Village, n. Y.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
THE worlds" New Uptown once.

The WORLDS Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the juno
ton of Broadway and Sixth avenue. at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances. two on Broadway. two on
Sixth avenue and four on Thirty-second
street
The evening world., 1894-05-02
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS,

CurICrRA, the great skin cure, with C%urIcuRA
soar, an exquisite skin Purifier, and ,uTICURA
RrHoLrEST, tho new Blood Further and greatest
OF Hunlor Remedies, constitute the most speedy.
economical aud infalinle external and internal
treatment for every disease and humor of the
skin, scalp and blood, with loss Of hair, from In
fancy to age. from pimples 10 Scrofula.