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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04
Special Notices.

T1HE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
l ing Of the Weston Mill Co, for the adop
tion Of bylaws. election Of officers and such
other business as may como before the meet.
ing will be held at the FIRST National bank at
eight clock y m, saturday, January 18th,
1894 A. W DICKSON, Secretary
NTTHE SOLDIER IN OUR CIVIL WAR
L containing Frank Leslie's famous old
war pictures. Two volumes folio Every
page Illustrated. over $50 pages As an edu.
Gator 1t is unexcelled Sold on easy monthly
payments both volumes delivered complete
Address p. O. Moody. G8 Franklin avenue,
agent for Northeastern Pennsylvania
CCRANToN wRINGER HOSPITAL, $40
- Spruce street, ground floor. The best
solid white rubber rollers, one dollar each.
Work guaranteed by the Oldest and only eX.
pert wringer repaiPer In Scranton
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

scranton-F. P. Price, Washington avenue,
Gold Medal Brand
Hyde Par k--Carson & Davis, Washburn st.
Gold Medal Br and; Joseph A. Mesrs Main
avenue Superlative Brand.
Green Ridge A L.Spencer, Gold Medal Brand
Dunmore-F p. Price, Gold Medal Brand
Olyphant-Isnes Jordan Spperlative Brand.
Dunmore D, Manley, superlstive Brand
nue., Supsrlative trand:C. j Gillespie, W.
Market street, Gold Medal Brand.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

A western dispatch says: The Penn
sylvania railroad has at last secured
control of the Terre Haute and Indian
apolis railway, better known as the
Yandalia line, which has been an In
dependent part Of the Pennsylvania
sysraN from Indianapolis to St. Louis
The election OF James McCrea. John
Z. Davidson aud j. 4. +. Brooks, re-
spectivsly first, second and third vice
presidents Of the Pennsylvania CON-
pany, as directors Of the Yandalia Tuss-
day is the first step IN the new dasl.
In an interview President w. R. Nc
Keen, Of the Vaudals, said "Yes. ]
have sold part Of my stock, and uu :.
mately the road will go into the hands
OF the Pennsylvania. l have meant
that it should. as it is part of ths Penn
sylvania system.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04
Situations Wante d

C>0~N~1NO|N/YNNfNNNN|NNS
NoGNG MAN STEADY AND RELIABLE
desires situation, with or without
hoard VIII work reasonable. Address, J. D,
b., Tribune office
A AADY WOULD LIKE A SITUATION
"A D housekeeper in small family prefer
ap fwhere there is no woman. For in
for yion please call at 2Jj Washington ave
Ca r E. S.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04
Legal.

=. ~
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
L LackawGnna county. Nc 3lL June term
1888 Onlfrio Salerno VS.. NlnZata Salerno
To NuDZata SalernU, respondent above named.
The subpoena and alias subpoena IN divorce
having been retur ned non est inventus you
are hereby notified 70 be and appear ut the
next term Of said court 10 wit; the eighth day
Of January, A. D. lsg4 at 10 clock u +,
t. answer the Ebellant's complaint.
JOHN Fab. \, Sheriff
WATSON & ZIMMERMAN ttorneys
IN THE COURT OF CONF ON PLEAS OF
L Lackawanna county, No 5l]. September
term 1893. Joseph B. Mlburn vs. Sarah
Sophia Milburn. To sarah Sophia Milburn
respondent above named The subpoena and
alias subpoena in divorce having been re-
turned non est inventus, you are hereby noti-
ted TO be and appear at the next term Of said
court, 70 wit; the eighth day Of January A
D. 1894, at IL a. m, to answer the libelants
complaint JOHN J. FAHEI, Sheriff
WATSON & ZIMMERMAN, Attorneys.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVaN THAT AN
" application will be made TO the Court Of
Quarter Sessions Of LackawannG county on
Thursday, January l. 1894, at . o'clock z. n
for the division OF the borough Of Dickson
City and the erection Of new borough to be
known as the borough Of ThrCop out Of part
Vt the territory now comprised by the said
borough of Dickson City
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP,
Solicitors
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04
H
Wanted.

IITANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND
w Platform Scale that can weigh 900
rounds Address T. b. BENTON. 62l North
Washington avenue.
INANTED-GoOD ALL AROUNDBLA
w smith Inquire at Tribune office.
WANTED - TO PURCHASE CIGAR
w store, CT would rent place suitable for
same. Address + o. b. care Of Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

CLIPPED FROM Canada Presbyterian,
under signature of c. Blackett Robinsoa.
proprietor; I was cured of oft.recurring
bilious headache by Bprdock Blood Bit
ters -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

Any subscriber of The Tribune may Sc
cure a book Of -four and cOuL coupons
lV0rth 50 and thus save 80 cents on each
barrel of -four aud 70 cents on each ton Of
aD0I
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

A Hszleton contemporary learns that
company comprising several Scranton
capitalists, whose names it does not
give, will erect large coal washeries at
AudsDri4d and Honey Brook culm
banks The company will also opsn
out several new and largo collieries
near Minersville. Jacob X. Evans, al
present filing the position of purchaser
fer the Lshigh & Wilkes-Barre com.
pany, will be supsrintsn dent Of the new
washeries
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04
For Rent.

IoR RENT - THE FrRNIsHE0 RGsl.
r dence oi the late William w. Manuess, l27
Jefferson avenue. with or without barn in the
rear. Inquire OF H. A Knapp, Republican
building
EOR RENT T-TWO-STORY BRICK Dwell.
L ling house, modern improvements 3l5
Forest court Apply to MAURICE COLLINS
agent 72l West Lackawanna avenue.
V'o LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS
L Part or all OF three hundred feet Of yard
room along rallr Dad. Apply at 240 Franklin
avenue.
urO RENT-STORE 25x6O OR FURNISHED
| hall on Green Ridge street. Very desrg-
ble location and on reasonable terms Apply
70 Z. L. NETTLETON or Z. 5, WOODRUFF
Republican building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

EOR SALE - & ACRE FARM, STOCK
L and utensils. J, NJ SHEFFIELD, 42t
Monroe ave.
NOR SALE - ONE NEW YOSr TYPE.
L writer also Jne new Abbott check punch
at a bargain Address II, j., care Tribune Of
tiee.
EoR SALE CHEAP, FOR WANT OF USE,
L hrst.claSs freight elevator, electric
motor, shafting. betting, ETC. Apply at ELK
BUILDING, l26 and l27 Franklin avenue or
to l. l.. WILLIAMS, Architect
L'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR sCRAN.
L ton property-A bearing orange grove
increasing in production and value yearly in
the orange section In Florida Addres +. T..
NETTLETON, Lake Helen Florida
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

Philadelphia Tsllow Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. .. - Tullow was
quiet and steady. Prices were
Prime city, in hogsbesds, &C.: prime,
country, In hogsheads Be-. do. dark, In bar
rols, &c; cakes, 5Ac.; grease, 40
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04
Help Wanted-fe males.
For Sale.

EIRL WAN" ED FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
" work. Apply 646 Monroe ave. cor Pine
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

The prospects of a sharp rivalry
again between the Lehigh Valley and
ths Jersey Central people excite curl
osity as to when the latter will pross
cute its announced intention OF build
ing tracks of its own from Miners
Mills TO Moosic, including a detour
into the business center of Pittston
borough. There is also soma wonder
ing comment among those interested
in railroads as to when the Erie and
Wyoming people expect to execute
their purpose Of running passenger
trains into their Broad street freight
station at Pittston, 1t is thought pos
sibls that the opening of electric car
lines next spring between Pttston and
Scranton, thus connecting the entire
chain from Csrbondale to Nanticoke,
may have a tendency to hasten con
templated improvements on the part of
the steam roads
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04
i NE EGARGEL
II & CONNELL
- WHOLESALE AGENT
And GOLD MEDAL
SUPERLATIYE And

The above brands -four be had following merchants
who Will accept The TRIBUNE 25
Of flour or so on each barrel OF -four
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

Says the Hazlet)n Sentinel: Plans
and specifications are bang drawn up
by Coke Bros. Il Cos, draughtsmsu, at
Dritton, for an addition to tho machine
shops and boiler house at Dritton. The
new portion to be built to the machine
shops will bs used for repair
ing the d. s, & S. engines and cars.
The great demand for their kind OF
boilers mak,s an extension absolutely
necessary The boiler plant here il the
most complete in the country. A largo
travelling crane will also be put in st
the machine shops and this will enable
the company to load and unload large
pi, css Of iron with little or no trouble.
With the boilers manufactured at
these shops, coal that formerly was
shipped to the culm bunk is now used
and with the mechanical stoksr, a ma.
chine used to clean the fire, fill it, aud
remove the burned ashts-a com bina-
tion OF two-thirds coal dust and one
third barley coal is used and the re-
suits are just the same IL not better
than those experienced with the old
style boilers. This. of course, has been
brought about only by years of hard
work and study"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

The Stakeholder, OF Philadelphia,
looks for the early retirement Of Presi.
dent Mcleod from the Now England
management Itssys The statement
made by him that he has not sold the
stock owned by himself is generally
credited by his personal friends, but
there Is hardly doubt that some OF
his former supporters have unloaded.
1t is not known whether he will con.
lest the application to make the re-
csivership permanent or not. He an.
nounced last week that hs would do
so, but there are not u few here who
hold the opinion that he did not know
the company was as badly oil, 6nan-
cially as the rscsi fsrs bill initiates,
and this may cause him to change his
plans"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

Peckville-shAfer & K,iser, superlstiye
Brand.
Jermyn C, u. Winters 4 Co, supsralat!vo
Brand.
Carbondsle-B s. Clark Gold Medal Brand.
Honet6Rle j. n. Foster i Co Gold MEDIA
Brand
HopesdRle--W.P Sehenck ,Super,ativa Branl
llalton-S. =. Finn & Son, Gold Medal Brand
Gouldsboro-S 5 A. Adams, Gold Medal Brand
TobyhRnna-TobyhSnna & Leh!gA Lumbs
Co., Gold Medal Brand
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

A dispatch from Montreal Gays
There iS every evidence OF trouble
brewing for the new Whitney syndi-
cate which secured control Of the prin.
cipal coal mines Of Nova Scotia and
Cape Breton. EmisSpries from the dis
contented section Of Nova Scotia havS
been in Montreal testing the feeling
here and cndeavorlng to work up an
agitation against the syndicate. The
idea Is when parliament meets TO bring
In resolution questioning the rights
Of the Nova Scotia to turn over the
mines to ths Whitneys, The Montreal
membsrs1have been asked TO support
such resolution, aud the loajur-
ity OF the members from News Bruns
wick and Nova Scotia are said TO bc
pledged to it, Considerable opposition
is developing to the syndicate among
the laboring mon in Montreal on ac-
count of the new discharging machines
which the syndicate introduced here,
while there is also the fear here that
with free coal, the Pennsylvania mines
will drive the Nova Scotia coal out Of
the Montreal market. In any case there
Ia likly to be fight over the matter at
the next session Of parliament
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04

further
making big bid for Trade and Fine Goods Moderate Prices and Endless
riety
this State OPEN EVENINGS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04
We desire calling especial attention to our
In Heavier Furniture

We show many spsCalhss in Ladies' Writing Desks an,
Furniture Book Cases. Sideboards etc. All purchase
The evening world., 1894-04-07

East Side.
LEXINGTON AVE, 400, a7th st. -Desirabls
family.
Park AVE, lOG3, I'd foor-Nice light rooms.
with or without board, or room Il BREAKFAST,
terms reasonable.
9TH AVE.. 10. opposite Cooper UnIon-Furnished
rooms. good substantial board. English cooking.
$3.50 up.
SIN sr. 10 T.. near ID ave. Large & small
furnished front rooms, with or without board.
9TH ST, az 4. Furnished for l oil , working
people, with or without board.
10TH ST. a E.-Pieasant double q single
rooms; excellent boari: terms moderate.
l"rII T ll0 T.. Neatly furnished room for
= gentlemen, with board; also hall room.
lOIli ST, litllS-12o +. Handsome single q
double looms; excellent board; prices mod
crate.
llII! 81. - Il near 9th ave. : Excellent neigh
.huihuod; very desirable large square room;
abundant table.
18TH ST. iii E.-Larse. small rooms: gentle
ngn Or family. good table; table boardsrs
wanted.
l4rH 81. ia, ~ b 81 aNe'. Large rooms; eI-
cellent board. gentlemen or couple.
liTli 81, $40 T.. Large front io)m, with en-
celi"nt board price moderate.
18TH 81, 2I4 T.. ,Stuyvesnnt Park Rooms,
with board ilne location; no moving; refer
enccs, table board.
2lSr ST. - E.-Large a hall rooms. handsomely
furnished with Or without board: gentlemen.
2iST ST. 10 Il Handsomely furnished rooms,
with board. reasonable rates: references.
ODD ST. 2:i2 l.. -ElegHntly furnished large q
small rooms: homrlIke; early breakfast: Will
good, substantial board.
10Th ST. II f.-Plensaut rooms. single. en
suite, with board; pariUr dining room; table
board. tran dent.
SlsT ST. ! E-Hanisomu rooms. en- suite @
slngly; hrst class table & accommodationss
bachelors a families.
Asst ST.. al +. comfortable large rooms for
=; also single room excellent board.
lll'II ~ ,li Il ,,,nr DI ay, Jnn,nu xyltk
board: ladies' 4 gentlemen: ~ weekly.
iS1II ~, 242 Il. handsome, newly furnished
rooms; hpuntliul table, all COnvCniences; hu.no
comforts: very moderate.
i5rn 81. lOJ r.. Large first floor room: also
single ~ room: first Il U.s. bOnrr'.
57lH 81. so r.. Nicely furnished, large: also
smaller rooms; LIST story: Tor couple or gentle
men; all convenicnCeS; with or without board.
Path ST. corner Lexington ave Uiotei Peteler)-
Handsomely furnished rooms, with or without
board terms reasonable.
The evening world., 1894-04-07
For Sale.

MILLINERY STORE. with stock. on principal
avenue. will sell for $3.50 splendid chance.
only ie rent with I nns rooms. Inquire I'LL.
fRElCH. IL Flushing ave, Astoria.
ON. ESTABLISHED butcher STOP for sale. In.
quirc iOn Hudson st..
Ol.D.ESTABIlSHED roofing shop, corner Sith
st., formerly T.. MvlruiOr, PETER DE
KRtNFF. lUll Park ave.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY: doing good huSi.
ness; VIII sell cheap tor cash. L., 81 Sih ave
World Agency.
REsTAUR~ NNT-Nevly Attoi. downtown; good
chance for restaurant business man. Address r..
box iJ World.
KFSTAt RANT Good location. established, low
rent. lease. II %Splyuiti opportunity present
owner retiring. lbN hudson 81.
SALOON ,iirt class un ~ IN. st. with billiards
and huwling HlIcys attached; also long lease,
SALOON, huN cO2 World, liar,"m.
SALOON '0r sale. one " 'hc best corners ul
Myr'le ave. l.sg Hul satisfactory lca.r; terms
moderate. Apply 20 J. J. Enn.s, ljj Van Brunt -.
brooklyn.
STORES aud stocks OF m~crchnudisr bought for
cash. SIMON 81 AVE-. ID.
STORE Ice cream, confectionery, stationery,
TOYS, &c. Hn2 LIST IT, nohuk"u; no ag' mt.
W~ANTEN-A cash buyer Tor candy store with
ico.,rcam phrlor. JOHN GtTMNN, 2,di Nth ave.
The evening world., 1894-04-07
furnished Rooms to Let.

one 7tmt, f0c. per iinr Second Tine. nc. p>,
.tn,; third and Subsequent 7faes. I6c. lr hn<.
NO tItru charge On Sundays
No EXTRA CHARGE FUR T-Advertiscmcrts
for The world may be- LEFT at any American
District Messenger Once In the city. whsre the
charges will b. the same Us those NJ mo uIaiB
uiAua
The evening world., 1894-04-07
Cast Side.

East Side.
RowERY, IS near Canal st. !tMop,'uk HoteD-
Niccly furnished rooms; hot 6 cold water. gas.
bath, heat. gentlemen, S5c. nightly. 81 weekly.
LEXINGTON AVE, "nh, cor, list st.. Du'ior'1
office, with waiting. room, furnished uniur-
niNh"d, $40 monthly.
LEXINGTON AVE, DNI, cor. list II. Nicry
furnished room, with excellent German board;
81 weekly.
2D AVE, 2lU. near 18Th st. Nicely furnished
front rooms, large 4 small; all comforts.
81 AVE. 20. near 4th st. Nicely furnished
housekeeping room with cooking stove, -.
~ AVE, las. near 9th 81. Nicrly lUrnI,hch
front room 10 let; $50.
Oh AVE. 1850, corner 18th 81. \ nicely fur
~ AVE. TG3. 47th Il. l. station Comfortably
upward.
3nAVE.. 1922. betwc"u6 an & Gi'n -. -Fur
ulshed rooms a. married couple, huuN"keei-
Ing,
80 AVE, lo2n ! arre furnished from, hal! ro1m;
ga. bath, hot Is cold water: -. : ~rhwlr>
30 AVE. 49, Front uarlur \ h"Iro m runurc
ing large closets water, cA' rent 50"
ITH NJ Extra large handsomely furnished
room, with piano, s. Per ""rH Holman
wH 81 4; 4 A. t., near li~rpnGwnN A~>or'
mont ROOMS. geut"men. small families, per-
maueut or transient.
VTH ST. 8l4 +. Niccly furnished rooms 10 let
| or . gentlemen only,
nm 81, 81 T.. NlcrlN furnished rooms. suit.
able for , persons, ~ Ia - weekly.
l4rH ST. 3lO I. LARGE. comfortable hail
ruum private family cuuNeucucrs, breakfast
II desired.
l4lu 81. ~ r.. IN door. rasr Furn,-hvi
rooms /" let AL runNruiruceN Guod"'S n",L
lUru 81, lIt D.. / IcEant trout loprr. VIII al.
cove. also othrl 70 ,uls. al 20 v"IInuue
lSIll -. -" l., laTsu, coUt,r.unr lugulNh"i
rooms housekeeping privilege, al! prices, 'uli
ins couples. residence.
lNlN II, &n~ +. -purlnr Auur nicely furnished
sulIAblV for doctor : office ~ .NIft business,
also nicely furnished rr"UI Tor one or two gents.
.Olll ST t3 +. Me- y 'UrII>hri % .uu also
~IarlJrS 4 extension, it.tur or llEht nG-lnrs'.
22p 81, 30 L. -ConueCting room, Tor Light
housekeeping also hall rooms.
22DST.. 81 r., Largo desirable rooms, en- suite
or slngly referenc, : exchanged.
2bTII ST. llB f.. near Madison square Rooms
en- suite or single; I'd door: reduced prices;
meals optional.
27Tu x 2l2 f.. he'll 3-Room and alcove; also
hall rCoa gentleman, housekeeping
Q0TH ST.. 20 Il. Nicely furnished rooms, en-
suite 4 slngiy breakfast. reasonable.
The evening world., 1894-04-07

23pSr., al. 49, W. Large & smnll rooms:
good hoard reasonable; pleasant, convenient
lp,lrlRtt. A I.pripnuS.
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furnished Mlsceii.neou
Unfurnished Roona Wanted.

WANTED by Young married couple. tuor ol !
or , hight rooms on the west rlc, between 18Th
and :i+th SIS. H., 20 W. I'D st
Iuturuish"i, Tor g"ntlemHn's lolg
ingS, TO Nov. ! next, lst iiOOr In old fashioned.
wide front house; must have private hath &
closet. Address. giving location, tenn, & iull
particularly. IHNn. boy ~ Word.
The evening world., 1894-04-07
THE MYSTIC,

18TH ST. NEXT CORSER BROADWAY.
Furnished or unfrrnlshei suits. ! now. others
May | also single room a bath references.
COMPLETELY, newly furnished nats, : larc.
light rooms, 50; Z rooms. SIS. coolest. choicest
ne'ghlGrhCod, near station. park. river rents re-
duced for summer months, call a examine, te'"r-
ence BARTLETT. lOs W. l0jth IT.
THE CAMPBELL HOTEL. 70 West A2h st facing
bryant Frrk-Suits a. two rooms and hath 81?
week up; two rooms. with use Of bath. s. week
up, single, s. ny. elevator. g.,
furnished Miscellaneous.
If YOU WANT neat, completely furnished flats
at The. price ni nnlurniSh"d flats ! rnn show s"v-
eral. FlAGG CbUliurnshrd flats, 2I2 ". I'D Il,
The evening world., 1894-04-07

SRI ST. 800 ". cosy front room, suitable fog
=, including bath, with holrt; also hall room.
18Th ST. 10 w.-Ndndsomely furnished front
room; also parlor, hall room; table board.
641H 81, 30 W, Large room, board =, SIS
weekly: hall room, -: near /.
1881 ST. 100 w.-ENtra large, handsomely fur
nlsacd rooms, private bath; large closets. excel
lent thhle. AmericAns.
The evening world., 1894-04-07
Business Opportunities.

W~ANTED-Small restaurant or lunch-room, easy
terms; Slu0 down. cali ROGERS. 3l Pacific
81, brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. $500 to 500, rs partner, to no
West with advertiser; flied goods. norciNrs.
No.. 900 month sure. KING. room %, 10
b~rOadway.
The evening world., 1894-04-07
MISS McCABE'S

DANCING ACADEMY: classes now forming at 81
East 18th ST., between 9th ave. and Irlaiway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening, private les
sons, any hour, 81. waltz guaranteed in SIX pri-
NGte lessons, s.; 1 lessons, 81; quarter. = lessons
So. lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS and SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEND y CIRCULARS.
Herinnurs at any time. Open all sumner.
Special and individual attention gwen to those
learning the waltz, also the new and fashionable
dances. including stays, fancy and character.
The evening world., 1894-04-07
Boarders Wanted.

ARTIST would like room: rent low. Address
Palette, box 367 World.
The evening world., 1894-04-07
Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfuynlshsd East Side.
FIFTH AVE. corner Eats. two
beautiful ones, 10 feet on street a avenue;
nothing equal In city al price.
Health Food CO.. 81 9TH ave.

beautiful ones, 10 feet on street 4 avenue;
nothing equal In city at price.
Health Food CO.. 81 9TH ave.
FRONT ST. 5G-Apartmcnts TO let, : n I rooms,
an light. SO to SIS. Apply on premises or 10
Gil YOLZlNG & SON.. cor. t7th ST, q 81 ave.
light rooms & bath. Janitor or owner on prem
Uses.
MADISON AVE-, 1855 LIGHT, large rooms &
bath. with latest improvements Inquire !anitor,
MADISON AVE. 1850. 1859, l7si-s rooms q bath
IteAn-heated. $40 to IS.
ST AVE, 6ls. near S5th N-S large rooms
tubs, river view; healthy location; $40.
I'D AVE, 1874, near 10Th ST. 3 roomS; house
newly painted a decorated rents -. slo. 90
Sd AVE, 1868, l block from lo8th st. station
Lovely fat OF 7 rooms, hot 4 cold water, ststion-
AIRY tubs, &c. only Sl7. Apply 10 ~lanitor.
The evening world., 1894-04-07

2lsT ST. ! E.-Hantsomc rooms. en- suite @
slngly. hrst 'lass table & accommodatiunsy
bachelors a families.
The evening world., 1894-04-07
East Sid,

or Tim, s)c. per line: Second Tine. lie pa
hne: h,rd and Subsequent Times I5c pa itsa
Nc extra charge on sundays
The evening world., 1894-04-07

YORK. good town, X. 1903 Oakland ave.
"nNihD, several good district organizers for a
nsN insurance society having latest and most
su.neuVs plans: only men wanted who can write
tona handle sub-agents 4 with suncient back
osn q means to accept 4 hrst-class commission
p1n,raet Call or address Royal Benefit Society. .
Snion square. New York.
WhMTt TO invest SO, 900 In a growing legitimate
fUsA, lOl West AID 81.
The evening world., 1894-04-07

SIN 81, 10 T., near I'd ave. Large & small
furnished front rooms, with or without board.
The evening world., 1894-04-07
NEGLECTED Pupils rapidly cured. Largest
reiinbic and popular priced.
Il nFsNoxS

ConservnI0ry. AS West g3l y. GIWIy~ oT.nD.
CORRECT WALTZ GUARANTEED in
fvc strictly privat" lessons. -, any hour. with
GLASSES every afternoon and evening nov
forming. monthly, 81 quarterly, ~ lessons, 70,
including individual private Instruction In waltz
und latest fashionable dances. Circulars.
RECEPTION N"luc>diys and saturdays.
STAGE DANCING, every style. 90 course.
Pupils, Mile. l.ia,tH, SignOTinH OicrIta, Raby
Spencer, $40 uthrr~. Engagements secured. Bal
leimn.lnI lrlm llnLlrn LIZ SrNIL.
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Furnlnhed-Enrt Side.

MADISON AVE. 1879 Newly furnished, :
r"nin', hath, complete housekeeping. $50. an.
other unfurnish"d, sls.
bTH AVE. loIS, cor. seth ST Nicely furnishes
apartment ~ reasonable rent. Ianitor.
6@1 II ST. ,23T. $50 FINISHED rooms ;hn,h
MnICrm llMlIlknlmEmlA. - ILlrLl.a-
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Business Opportunities.

NTTN-FTT IN I" INV
for market or own use laid ont at any season, In
any covered room, on any scale: newest method
tested by numerous experiences: yield continu-
Gus; high Reliability. Address
L. {. FISCHER, 233 East Slst st.
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instruction.

One r M. &c. per hns: Second NroG s'r. pr
I'M, Th.ri and Sah' Ynrn' ltmes. fJr. per W'h
Nu yrfru clurysO ON >uHilLS
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OPTIONAL CAPITAL 81, COO or $4,000 wanted
by a chemical manufacturing concern with grow
ig business In Its speciaities: no agents. Address
RADE MARK, box 434 World.