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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21
NEWPORT ITEMS.
Shot In the Eaca

NEWPORT, r. l., June 2l.-John oCon-
nell made an indecent proposal to q col
ored laundress named Mrs. Annie Ham
mond, aged %, and. when she repulssd
him, shot her In the face. O'Connell fed,
but was soon arrested. The woman is In
q critical condition. O'Connell. who IL
white. Is es years Of age. He bears . bad
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21
THE HOME" SAMPLE ROOMS
Corner Dexter and Bayiey Streets.

David A. Tyrrell. the enterprlsing pro.
prietor OF this popular place, has made ar.
rangements 10 have daily the score by in.
nings of the National, Eastern aud New Eng.
land Leagues. complete line OF choice
wines, liquors and cigars always on hand.
Bottled goods for family use.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21
Two Hearts, Etc.

George Il. Sanford aud Pauline Nicholas,
Frank N. Hotchkiss and Alice l.. Bethel,
William ID. Bullock and Lille T.. For
sinner have filed marriage intentions.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21
LOCAL LINES.

In addition to the list OF volunteer tai
ent at the benefit entertainment on Sat
urday afternoon and evening, Baby Strong
will be present and participate.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21
Died Last Mint.

Miss Annie Conley died at her home on
Denfeld street last evening. Her funeral
will take place tomorrow from St Mary's
Church.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21

Silverwsre will always look bright II
you use Diamond Dust Polishing Powder.
No chemicals. Grocers and druggists.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21
DISTRICT COURT.

Smoke the Red Star, l0c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21

Higgins Brothers.
stock Ale and Porter drawn from the wood.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21

Smoke the Red star, lOc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21

Higgins Brothers.
! stock Ale aud Porter drawn from the WOO 4.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21
WOODLAWN.

Smoke the Butterfly, SC.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21
EDGAR-BAllEY.

smoke the Butterfly, &c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21

l-"The Development of Our Resources"
written by Raymond Mathew son Hood
Read by Mary Agnes sweet.
illustrated by George A. Briggs.
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FREDERICK MERES INSANE.
TnrrS town Architect Sent to the
PouEhkcepsie Asylum.

rAItRYTOWN, n. V. July l9.-Fred-
orlcl Il. Meres, all architect and builder
"f North Tarry town. was to-day ad-
Judged insane and committed to the
Poughkeepsie Asylum.
Last night officers Hackett and Clarke
heard cries of murder coming from Mr..
Meres's house. AS they approached the
house they heard the screams of a wo-
man and children. When they entered
they found M4res had made an attack
or his wife and children, and had de-
cilred that he intended to Kill them.
After much difficulty he was overpow-
cred and taken to the village lookup.
During the night, while confined there.
he made two unsuccessful attempts to
Kill himself by hanging himself to the
bars Of his cell. Each time he was cut
down in time to save his life. MIR. Meres
Il forty-eight years old.
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The Thermometer Will Daily with
the COS, Says Mr., Duno.
Started at s O'Clock Three Degrees
higher Than Yesterday.
Jew Humidity. However, So We
Ought to Be Thans tul for That.

1Sa hottest previous July 10 on tn. records Of
the Weather Bureau was In 1876. when the tenn
p,-e,i. reached IS degr.sa
II Is warmer than 1t was yesterday.
and will probably be warmer than on
any July 10 since 1875 when the tempers-
ture reached "a degrees. This day last
year the heat scored 80. but there is
every indication that that figure will be
reached and passed before night.
The o'clock observations found the
thermometer marking 10. which is , de-
grres higher than at the same time yes
tErday.
Weather Torecaster Dunn says that
the heat should be more tolerable to-day
than yesterday as the humidity at S
O'Clock scored rs per cent. which is 10
points OFF from yesterday. In addition
there is a fresh southwest breeze blowing
a. eight miles an hour.
the country this morning." said Mr..
Dunn, except for light showers in
Northern Minnesota and in Colorado.
There were heavy rains yesterday after
noon and last night over the South At
lantic States. In places the precipitation
was very heavy.
At Charleston. S. c.. the rainfall was
rs inches, which was quite a down;
pour: at Savannah. Ga. 2.5A inches. and
only slightly less heavy at Augusta,
Ga, Wilmington. n. e.. and other
Southern cities.
"The temperature remains high east
of the Mississippi. and 1t is likely to be
quit. warm here to-day and tomorrow
Tie heat strikes S rretty S thorough ,Lo a ,y
gion east of the Mississippi.
Vt Boston the temperature was a at
o'clock this morning: Philadelphia.
Chicago and st. Paul. rs: Mobile. Ala,
81: Savannah, Is: while at Denver 1t was
IS The hottest place in the country this
morning was Key West. Fla. at 81. and
the coolest Lander. Wyoming, at s..
The forecast is for fair and slightly
warner weather.
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l.. A. LINDE.

1903 West saith St. corner broadway. makes spe-
cslY Of teaching persons to dance who nave at
tempted and failed to learn at other academies (;
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught; afternoon and evening rlasses. c'ass
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge open all summer
MANHATTAN DANCiNG ACADEMY, 20 West 5oth
st--Open all summer; waltz guaranteed in 6
private lessons with music So; four class lessons,
Oh - lass lessons. s.: class every evening
Wednesday and saturday receptions dancing $50
tn u: will remove Aug. l 10 American Theatre
Building tcust milton dollars, Sth ave. aud
tsd ST. very large hall electric light, electric Gle
vatnr, steam heat: 1t viii absolutely he the most
elegant aud elaborate dancing school in THIS cOun-
try; price the same
OPES ALI. SUMMER-Walt7 and all fashlonabl
dances taught rapidly: circulars KSiCKER
ROCKER CONSERVATORY. ~ West 18th ST.
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3sTH ST. 234 W: connecting furnished roo0a1
convenient for light housekeeping; hall room.
18Th ST. 10 w.--Handsomely furnished, - upl
parlor floor, private bath; breakfast optional.
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NO STAY FOR ALEXANDER.
He Was Sentenced to Four Years
ImprisOnmen for Theft.

Justice Andrews, of the Supreme
Court, to-day denied the motion of
counsel for John V. Alexander for
stay of execution pending an appeal of
his case to the General Term of the
Supreme Court.
Alexander was convicted of grand
Etrcen: In the second degree before
Judge MARITIME, in the Court of General
Sessions, and sentenced to four years
Imprisonment.
Justice Andrews says he cannot GER
uiy that there is reasonable doubt
whether the verdict will stand, and
mat he cannot believe the verdict OF
the jury will ever be disturbed by the
Appellate Court
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PROPERTY OWNERS SUFFER.
i,cpurt on the school Site in Fourth
street Approved.

Justice Andrews. OF the Supreme Court.
,-day confirmed the report OF the COM
mission appointed to acquire title to prop
.rtv Oh Fourth street. between Avenues
/; and G. for purp Jses of a school site.
.\Sraha:n !. Bliestift, whose property
was taken. protested against the con-
'iri:Iins a fthe report. He alleged that
he had contracts made for the erection
Of valuable buildings on his property, and
;ha; he was only awarded the value of
The lott.
In mis- opinion Justice Andrews says
,Nd. 1t does not seem like hardship
10 Mr.. B,iestift who had made all ar
'lngements TO improve the property. to
pc awarded on,y the value of the vacant
Its. sim. the Justice says. he does not
actei differently in the matter of award.
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ENGLISH CROOKS SENT UP.
Mr. ana Mrs. stein Plead Guilty Of
Grand Larceny.

Mr.. and Mrs, Adolph Stein" said to
- English crooks. pleaded guilty to
F'and larceny in Part I. OF the Court OF
General Sessions this afternoon.
"lcin was sentenced to hard labor in
SHE Sing for four years. The woman
ElS committed to the Tombs prison for
uirty days.
July the pair went to Mrs. Mary
i'rummond's boarding house 2lS East
,s.enth street, and attempted to steal
~ worth of jewelry while pretending to
'S!sG q room The property was found
IN stems possession.
stem SAYS he was a school teacher
my the police believe that the couple are
experienced lawbreakers.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

\ BREWSTER; top buggy. also hsud,nmc c1teu-
son top family surrey, single and double lar
g., all yearly new; no offers refused ~ West
luth 81.
\ HORSE Tor sale cheap; suitable for vcndrT' :
WAGON. ANCHOR BREWlNG CO.. Jane 81
and North River
VI GREAT ThRGAIN. sound young truck
tnrscs So team snrrsl mares, 165 business
o'>"s, si5. 500 trucks wagons. los freeman
I. Greenpont.
FOH SALE Horse, silver top busy and h-r
ue>s; price FOO net: call ut private stable
SlNtLAIR, S.s 7th ave.
FOR SAIE-Psi hraNy work horses truck srf
hArunss. very cheap, can hT seen at work any
say this week. Inquire At Isl Washington It,
uoop WORK HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP, :tji
S'h %
NANr "a ENCHASGt 4 hnp WILKES rNarN.
! kParSud tor nice phaeton TUE 49, ~
An ELF, KoIiN SIS 90 1870 MtNSir
i',5-ELEGNNT top phaeton nne harnc's lap
rob" and why, all nearly nee. 10 W. "th st
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Wallace MacFarlane. the newly appointed
United States District Attorney: John II No
,"fhS. United States Marshal, and John g. Me
"'i', Surveyor Of the Port, having all been
nys'h'wed b. III. Senate witt be sworn into
~ son a. their commissions arrive from
"'bftoi, which VIII not bd iur several DAYS,
H. pisuicl AuUrne, and Msrsha' will take
m sdN OF once before Addison Brown. Judge
y. "' nue. states District Court. The Sur
W." be sNcru IA by Collector Kiibreth.
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FLATS and Apartments to let.

F,,,- Nrd1" r~l Sp. Is ur2 h mn
RUEiE.> HoU,F AND now hAE' ~
1dr-t,-atnso A.. Inns or less unGer ms t'l'' >.
cato, orp.amn7 n ne SlSi Az foFiDnnb'
,cr.ot,I N a., EVENING hORLb for Ncudar
nee Of rhorp>
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For Sale.

on INN .6c. p.r I'm. Seoond rnv zee p1
hre Thlri and Suhse9,ierr ZINES. zoe. per I'M
Il. per l,ne ertru ehdro, IN Sundops
rtcry TNesTdt nph SIP. rs IN hs 7Hf
WoRib $" BARGiit bAE" "A harr' r..
m,nm dpprd-,oj ~, "a, To,s6ny morning : e5u.o"
n THE HORii un., D.. eass,a' ,'oI WR b.
rep olri ~ he ErENTNG WORLD the SOM ia,
ir.,o chIigr,
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Boa rders Wanted.
West Size.

roons " S. s,a ooe' oHsIn. snsIe double
accommodations.
.,r,, or as -. ,,- -
die, can all week ''''
s,r,t ~ 49,, a., -. 49, -.---
.: first. class board: rboice WV va 'O'
7.ru er-u Ct, ,..,.-. -
~ 81. ";ISelett board; Southern family:
SGD 81 81 w Comiortahi, ,un,n,sr bo,r.
near PARK; handsome rooms nicely JirrisheS.
excellent table. rensunsl,,, '' '''"'7"'u'
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"" Supervisor OF Mnmurou..L.

n, .In Never, formerly supervisor az the town
T-,.,hsalN~toneck. died at nom vest srday from
80 disease. lie was about sixty years old
h.4 c.friasc- maker by trade. lie was a mem
Sssls, hpSwsmls Lodge. F. and A. NJ. and Of
closely Identified with the interests OF the
""h' lie leaves q widow and several chiidrea.
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The weather forecast Tor the thirty hours
.ndins a. = r " tomorrow is as follows Fair
20 duy and Friday: slightly warmer; winds gen.
4. .Ilty southvesterIy
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T.FSNo~

tOUspN AtUrN, IF Wrsl I'D n. InIWays Openl :
electric cooling: correct WALTZ GlARAS-
IEEp: b strictly private lessons 81; any hour,
with music; positively no failures; ciasseS every
Afternoon, evening. monthly 81. quarterly -,
including private Instruction; lateS, danc"S; cir
rulars RECEPTION Wednesday and saturday
STAGE DANCING, every STYLE: latest novel.
tjns. terms moderate. upiis, Rialia, Baby
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BARR, "n5 w. SD st.
FOR sALE-Rcst paying. corner lauor store in
FOR SAIE--one Of the finest road houses in
Hudson County: only $1,000 cash required: a
fortune for right party. Inquire II. CORDTS,
.lS LIST 81.
FOR SAI.E--lce and coal cellar. with good route
viii sell cheap. So Amsterdam ave
FOR SAl.E-one OF two book stores; good cause
for sceling. Apply 26o3 80 ave.
GOOD CORNER HOUSE and saloon for sale
cheap; in good ncighborhood: elegantly fitted
IN and fixtures first class; Of old standing. F.
W. o'BRIEN. 9? Broadway. Brooklyn.
GOOD ~ fIN,; boarding. house for sale on &C.
guenot ST.. New Rochelle.
GROCERY-For sale, q hrst-clsss corner grocery.
Inquire of GEO LuDEwIG, 25th st. and 10Th ave
GRoCERY-For sale, hrst-class grocery and
lunch room in frst-cass downtown business
locality; no agents Inquire J, Lohman, 276
Cherry St. from 10 II.
GROCERY STORE with dellcacIas; good paying
account q other business; cheap li9: LIST ave,
near 18th ST.
HARDWARE and crockery store, $500; value.
$500 cause sickness. no spe'ulators.C. A., 1878
I'd
HOUSE AND LOT, with store on Ocean ave
door pce 81 s cS' ForTR az "a I'm Fn,,r isih st.
ICE.CREAM soda fountain and candy store for
raIe, owner going to Europe. i7S Varick st.
ICE ROlTE doing good business. For partic-
uars apply at 2aso % ave. between u NJ. and
J.. NJ IN store
~ JERSEY CITY. paving candy and sts,iorer,
store near school, nice looms In rear Addr,s,
r.. box lT9 World
iht NDRY FOR SALE very cheap. Isi Ean S5,h
~
LIuI'OR STORI, has 10 he sold m arcou,t nj
.'rknpss. good Ior.iion. terms reasonable !
W WEGMAHN Tumpking ave and ninrors 81
iToohNn'
ilS.p, SlaHh luh SNn';, t"Ih~cst 'ornr,
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BECKMANN'S HOTEL. ll6th station q l224
ST. Sth ave. Furnished rooris 10 let for gem
tlcIlen only, from 81 80 up per week.
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Flats and Apartments to tcr.



soru 81 20 F. ca-' outslis rooms bar.
aea's i.ro.sr'i. tnrro,emsu,s, i. Edrtdss.
ra,y, '.., a,'.asaSsr ~ " "',u.ms
tut-ia4cs Hc1t Side.
l'rH 81 80 W .-r-.'r. ltnc room GAS
~. g.. :. ~! rooms; bath Sc q
aG1H - /, 4, BIS ". Axm'nitcr carpe,s.
,ro,Ns nn,a r,m. OWEN, before / or isni.
ro.rs hrIh- r,'I'' H.dio1rs piano slb
orr sr au -,p',torv fu-7,sh.d ,-room
g. Na'. bass reasonable. lies rahe doctors
-oTu 81 rt = -Ih,f~u.jy furnished nat 5
IRA 81. so% " Coup",o,y FURNISHED large
rcrt' EDGAR.
eorrt -. i4{ " Three tine, light r,ors,
rent Hous' Srcocr
n.'s ,nly sa' 'or summer dcsNt'nly cool,
ianitor
Il3rU ~ - b ..Hnnusomelv furnished I'd
flat. Il large. rEh' rooms { bath com plete for
hru,ckr"piny awnings; select, desirable, only
rAI,rof Nat 10 su'a,l rarrly dn'irnblc location
only SO per month. Hue oppcr'un,'r 10 r,sht
PATTY references exchanged Address g, S5.i
5 ROOMS eDc.nnu" rrnl.N.a ri,p, & linen
summer rate H,N con 4 CRUZ, 80 " ssth
st, corner sta lN"
rur-ishe5 miscellaneous.
SOW HAVE several small t4rn,sheI nlts va
cant. 4 r. -c,rs 81 10 q so pc week
Fla.s TOO furnished ra'n "a? ", ?Si ST
urfurrishcd Rooms to let.
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ROOMS BATH. III 1l per mouth; 6
rooms bath SIS Ni per month. all i'm
provemsnl; jlnitors services hAif an hour -
New Yerk City Hsil Chsriss hart owner 1888
ID ave-. Bscoklyn.
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/ SOW HAVE several small Yrn,shoi nnts va
cont. rooms 81 TO $3.50 Pc week.
rla.g TOO furnished iatn a42 ". 23i 81
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Houses and APARTMENTS 10 Let

mr. nre 20 ~ itr> .-e"ns Inn fa.. J,c
s,p 7h,rd ND Subsequent TINS TIC per ~,
80 ,rtrG cho1Qe IN .Stfnddtt.
F,~, Nrpinv w-'' sr' n N D, mn
Gvt rs Ror,F iAD HpEE ny" 4
,G,,r'. .sr,c-,'s fslrc' oci>.s uui,7 'S,.'' 4.
-rton ort..1r 40 ~ ne $rN. Az WORT . wiih'
-.y,.'.n 80, :. fiFNTNG hUI' p for ronS1y
IRE Of charm,
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! CUMBERLAND ST ssi. near Fulton-F Furnished
rbo;ns at very moderate prices; tne. central los
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MISS M'CARE'S

DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming at 81
East 18th St. between 9TH ave. and Broadway.
classes every afternoon and evening; private les
sons. any hour, 81; WALL guaranteed in six pri-
lats lessons IS; lessons 81; quarter. "a les
sons, SIS, lady and gentleman assstants
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY ahi SATURDAY
EVENINGS SEMI FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginners at any time. Open all summer.
Special and individual attention given TO those
learning tho waltz: also the new and fashionable
dances including stage fancy and character.
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Loans.
LOANS, LOANS! LOANS,

to any amount at per cent to merchants, manu-.
facturers and reliable parties on furniture storage
receipts aud other securities without removsl
CONFIDENTIAL. Easy terms New York or Brook n
EhCANT1LELOANS Ct ARANTS 60
81 Nassau Fulton 1t n y. CITY
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Purchase and Exchange.

OIpr Tine s5r. PER mn: Second Time, "2r pr
Hp,: TR,rd and Subsequent Fai|s, "0c. per hr|.
&c. per- hI,s extra charge on Sundays
Ercry TuestGy wiH Scp. Is '"R br TIM
UURLDS BARGATNI Al ddre,i,sc-
mems oppcor.rp IN ne Tlo'dan morning. c''a'o''
. CTrE WORLB .rd,r is ca",aoItoI mR b.
r,psotsi N he ETEATNG WORLD T., same day
sc, ChI.G'.
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70 krNl Furnished house uu rcaSnrn' L.
'--ns. nsN aiWpy Chrt at t"u'rl' ''i.h
70. ,wo mouths ni a N"ar N fss,fcl. ~. too g."
.rrving uNcr. Apply 4, 4. '"2i 80 ''"nrl
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M -tt9u .It.t' a. .,l .
l.. a. F., Air.n", SguIdwaN and sd II.
WANTED Secondhand bosom iron-r. dip Nhc'i
and ,ollar-shapvr. G., box G. World,
WANTED Old liquor lir'uan. stat" lowest price.
hddress j, NELLY 20; ELst Ssh =.
NhNTEp-A light. nrm m,rruanis. wagon Tor
express; STATE price BuIiNS 90 n ave,
WANTED. lion s',iu ~ I cad mounted; mast
be- cheap. kENNEph ~ West giulS.
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OUR OWN ACADEMY OF DANNINE,
13s to 40 WEST ED ST. near 9Th ave. Il sta
ton. 81 monthly Glasses MON. TUES. THURS.
and FRIDAY, 100 ~ 80: private lessons, 81
tickets used at pupils convenience; beginners
classes 4 lessons, 81 quarter a lessons IS: re-
ceptions wcds, ssts. FIRST lesson private. open
ali summer. S A. NJ. TO II r. NJ Cooled by cold air.
iFROM NEW YORK WORLD
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS. in his class lessons gives
individual instruction In room separate from the
general Classroom. Drident pupils mud this
method a great advantage. II il not such n
tedious affair to LEARN how to dance He
GUARANTEES THE WALTZ IN SIN PRIVATE
LESSONS MAKING NO FAILURES, and hun
dreds OF former patrons bear willing Testimony to
the fact: and durinh the summer season this acad-
envy Is thoroughly cooled by EDlSoN'S LARGE
COLD-AIR APPARATUS.
All the requirements being thus met 'OuR
OWN" ACADEMY seems like the Que 10 20 TO.
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FlRST-CLASS old established corner grocery store
doing good cash business: excise license; sold
on account OF other business. Address
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FOR StLE--A hnc corner liquor store, doing good
business: little cash required years lease.
viii exchange for country place. Address
BARR. eos W. sgd st
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ru--ishes-M Miscellaneous.

81 nlur- rate Hrkcou 4 bTuf'. 80 VI, 1et1 |
St corner ''o ave ..-... ------------
r.. ni..u
,.,,,,. ,,,,'-.,-,-., - ,"'.Is,
J Wv 1--WE No.e,a. h,s" l't,p's0o, ms Va
tIa.C 100 furnished ,,,n a42 IS ga =,
-----------------------
u,t;,.L o.
un'"'n'sneo "oo"s VI lev
Iyrp 81 roo tnE Good ,o,.h d. ON. |
90 81 ~, =. -. rls' 80 i2'h i.
--------------------------- -------- -
'o'''''s" ''oo'S ". ~
r i,rI a sD 1t mw >c ysne Tx ~, nv w. , pT
o.. W Lhrt any Su''.inon ''nes ''' ?" "e'
w --.-
frvy 7hH''dv mn SEP. II w'N h THE
uOBIDS .. Jyor.>T Avn HOvr Diy,, An
,',.,,-,'.s,,..,. -, a..
'' $50 wy
h' '0sSVFG'"n '" ~ 'h"rs'hp MORNING. en,"oh
u THE World wW he -. eG', ~ the EVENING
WORLD f,r ne suns oay r., n chdroe
s,a
,rx,~or,>, .yt Ia o,,,. ., ,,
rooms; iarrs q ,n,a,l: very reason able terms.
lENlN"TNN AVE. Na near 18Th st-'.arge. cool
rooms summer rates -..--------
UNIVERSITY PLACE. 52 Nice light airy 'ur-
nished rooms hath. every convenience. Cor.
man belt -...--
IN AVE 70 Niccly furnished housekeeping
rooms - nom hail rcoms for gentlemen, 81.
81 IVt. lsa . large. NIGEL, furnished room
&SererHi small ones In a respectable house
IN AVE st-Sicrl, furnished lag. room Tor :;
ais, A an,,u roo-,
grH 81. a. 4 ~ H.. near broadway Large L
small rooms also parlorS: permanent. transient.
,,r ,. ,,.s . ,,t-.r.I,
Handsomely 'u,u 'sh-i hall room 81 so
,,rusT NIX Sice,v ur,i.hsd fr,nt room.
suitinE gentlemen or married couples for house.
keeping
llTu - 81 near broadway .Redee9rated.
nicely 'u'm shed r,oms II: 20 10 ." weekly
i2!h X. ~ f., Msd'c %, ,i,. nsWiE eie'
EhutIy furnished fpoms, - 10 ~ Weekly.
! itrH ST .b5 r. Furnished raror, sut'ng two;
81, bath: ring Me, Tory bell. ----------
15TH sr. !oI r.. near union sqn.re-LArge.
nlin han room. together or separate private
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ION III '.nc pa naGnare,, ~ nS "a moor
iS.r,i ~ "a = n,,, Rr1.dwnv- arr. 4 small
| furnished rooms 10 rent: gentlemen only
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18Th ,o,1s ' ,os rnntsn ou epo' ,,, on.
house, n,olcrate.
Hoor, sinsiy or together; suitable Tor doctor
or nsh, business. board II desired. also other
| rooms
18TH ST. ,3o Family housekeeping privilege;
| furnished rooms 50 so upv ard putting married
18TH ST. i;s E.-NewIv furnished large, iisht
rooms: airy clean - 80, -, IS.
ioru sr.. sas E-rurn,,h.1 rooms. n.75 up; all
convenisnces; bath private house
SEPARATELY, so,i,hcrners: trnnsien,s taken;
othsrroo
wster; transicn;s sccommodated. summer
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2l>T ST gOs /. Large & small, rooms for house.
stcp'nE, term. moderate: ali improvements.
22p ~, l44 r Elegantly furnished rooms,
'afG" small s2up' all conNen'enc's'
| zen ST lis E-EI.ssnty furui shed room suit
| sbIe to- Q a so y.sLly. also smaller ON. "a 20
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FOR SALE sublet. grocery. confectionery and
icc-crosm saloon. with without rooms; very
reasonable Amply to A. HOFFMANN $40
Columbus ave.
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Hoboksn.

HUDSON ST.. 90. Hoooken, N. .-fuIt.hsdi
house furnishsd entirely new; special tsus fos'
working gliis-
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FiRST-CLASS SALOON with billiard and
bowling alley attached. on prominent thorough.
fare in Harlem; long lease at moderate rental,
good chance for tn. right man.
Il. H., box 6aS World Harlem.
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snru ST .es E c,-t outslis rooms ha'h
bga's i'n.sr'i. iHrros ensuls. l.. EldrtdSs
.-rU -- g., r.. VA, u,sc Furnished tron,
to.Ts na'A. t7p.aNccr ~ "lusms
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37D ST, t5s W.-Front room for gsntismsn d
couple; nney furnished; light houssksspinsi q
s,n ST.. $40 w.-L.rss 4 email. eisa,. Il
Bath ST. 414 W. Large furnished front ro0na
couveuiences: housek .epinE or gentlenisI
from ~.
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18th ST. las w.-Largs 4 small nicely fuS
nished rooms, from 50 weekly upward: cool dos
tors once rea sonable