davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-10-25
Otherwise.

The Lick school in California will be
opened for pupils July Z, 1906.
The supreme convention of the
Catholic Mutual Benefit association is
in session at Philadelphia, Pa.
Troop L, the last Of the Indian CON-
panies has been disbanded, the govern
ment considering them poor soldiers.
The single-tax people of Illinois have
induced Henry George to take part in
the campaign.
The Republican convention of the
Fourth s. G. district to-day nominated
Lawson D. Melton white, for congress.
The Democrats of the Fourteenth
Ohio district nominated James G..
Lazer for congress yesterday.
Joseph r. Perrault, deposed priest
has brought suit for $4,000 against
Bishop Stanley Of North Dakota.
Investigation of the Illinois Building
and Loan association by a committee
Of stockholders shows its affairs to be
in bad shape.
The Democrats of the Thirteenth
New York congressional district nomin-
ated Capt. Francis Murphy Of Pike,
Wyoming county, for congress.
A receiver has been appointed for
the Peoria Iron and Steel company. the
liabilities OF which are put ut $780,
G36.
The South Carolina supreme court
has handed down an opinion UNFOLDING
the constitutionality Of the dispensary
law. 60"
Oscar Peterson qualified as admins
traitor Of the estate Of Andrew Ander-
son. whs disappeared in August from
his home near Valparaiso, Ind.
Court-martial Of Capts. Crimes and
Vose for disobedience Of orders at the
time Of the caisson explosion in Chica-
80 was begun at Leavenworth, Kas.
George Evans, Of the Illinois state
board Of mine examiners, has resigned.
w. ]. Whitaker of Collinsville has
been appoited to the vacancy.
At d mass meeting Of the citizens Of
Hiawatha, Kan. the $4,000 stock
asked for by the Pullman club was
raised. President Meyer Of the Pull
man club informed the citizens that he
would nave thirty mechanics leave
Pullman for Hiawatha Immediately.
| The suit Of Mrs. Martha Jones to
recover 5000 from the Fidelity MI
tual Life association on policy on the
life of her husband WAS brought to n
remarkable and abrupt termination At
Pittsburg. The defense produced IN
court deposition and photograph Of
the supposedly dead man showing no
Is now living In England.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-10-25

When u sick man refuses 10 send for /,
doc'or that lisa sign ihs, lie sun clings Il.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-10-25
AROUND THE GLOBE
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

All Important Occurrences Of the
Past Week, Boiled Down and Arr
anged for Rapid Reading, From
Home and Abroad.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-10-25
Foreign Gossip.

FOre1Rn slO8Slps
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres says
there is no truth in the report that ia
bez Balfour has escaped from custody.
The British steamship Ell Friday was
bcached at the mouth of the Brazos
river
The public debt of the Dominion of
Canada is 1914, 723, $50, an increase
over last year.
Every county in Ireland was repre-
sented in the monster procession at
Dublin in commemoration of the death
Of Parnell.
Near the volcano Of Purace. in the
Andes mountains. the ruins Of pre-
historic city covering hundreds of acres
have been found.
The Hungarian House Of Magnates
rejected by a vote of 100 to 1O3 the bill
for legal recognition Of the Hebrew re-
ligion.
The semi-oh1cial Cologne Gazette
states that the powers have agreed
not to oppose Il Japanese advance on
Pekin.
A dispatch to the Pail Mall Gazette
from Buenos Ayres says there Is no
truth in the report that Jabez Balfour
has escaped from custody.
1t is understoon that if the car de-
cides, as it is fully expected that he
will, upon form Of regency during
his absence from Russia, the czarevitch
will not be appointed regent, but will
be entrusted, by a special declaration
Of the czar with the direction of state
affairs.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-10-25

rested at Elgln, H., for stealing team
of horses from w. n. Brown Of CHI
cago.
At Phoenix, Ariz, William NJ. Price,
a cowboy, shot aud mortally wounded
william Shurbert The men had had
an alteration over a game Of poker.
N. B. Livingston. who claiped to be
from Chicago, was arresteh ~ Monp-
cello, ILL.,. charged with attemISNro ex-
tort money by fraud. R
British Vice Consul Burrough&N ae
taken Official notice of the supposed
murder near Guthrie, Okla, If Frank
I.edgers Of Buckingham. Enlk apd.
The Northwestern railroad depot at
Hawarden, Iowa, was robbed OF 600.
The employees were away at dinner.
One man mas been arrested on suspi-
cion.
Near Sallisaw. Ind. T.. Nathan Jones,
Il deputy United States marshall, shot
and Instantly killed Newt Fry, one Of
the wealthiest Cherokees in that part
of the nation.
Bill Adler, a tough character Of Kan
sas City. has been held by the coroner's
jury for the murder Of POstOfice In
spector Mcclure ON Karnival krew
night.
The case of W. W.. Bean, charged
with murderous assault on Aid. Charles
Shriver of Benton Harbor, Mich. has
been postponed until the January term
of the circuit court
Joseph Finnigan and wife, deaf
m,tes living at 81 Chadroa street, Bss-
ton. were stabbed with knife, presum-
ably by burglars. Mrs. Finnigan win
probably die.
l.. H. Meyers and John Cassidy, ar
rested at Springfield, Mo-, charged with
incendiarism, confessed to having set
fire to eight barns and four houses In
the city during the past six months.
Capt. P. II. Ryan. United States In
dian agent at Landar. Wyo., charged
with unlawfully branding cattle, was
acquitted. The trouble grew out Of
differences between Ryan and cattle
men.
Mrs. Ira Hurd and D. w. Ludlow
were arrested at Allegaa, Mich, on a
charge of numbering Ira Hurd, Sept.
%. Mrs. Hurd claimed she shot her
husband, installing him for burglar,
but coroner's jury thought otherwise.
At Leavenworth, WASH, Leather
lip George and another gambler NAM
ed Herb fought duel in the Red
Front" saloon. They quarreled over q
woman. Shots We're fred and both
men were fatally wounded. Both men,
it is said, were gun" fighters with
records.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Side.

East Side.
BRoADwAy. lto5, L%omga"Te 4 Annex Per:
mudrrai" prices
~LEXI$GTON AVE, l4G8- Private family can
,a~cc"inmolnie IA few gentlemen, with board n
nicely furnished rooms; delightful location; also
bnck rarlur IOr dentist,
LEXINGTON AVE, as Comfortable room
excellent board low pr"r.
LENING1ON AVE, ll2 Hand. omely FUR.
nlSGri second Iloor, en >uti" or sIugly, good
table; RICH! parties; terms reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE. ss5. corner fist st.-Niccly
furnished room. with excellent German board
So weekly,
81. MARK PLACE. ~ Nicely furnished par
lor X bedroom with aiI improvements; with or
without board.
rooms good, substantial bor5d, English euoS-
Ing $50 w.
lOiI 81, - =. Rooms, win board terms
rca>ona9.e ladies or gentlemen trAasIcnt' nc,
sii,cm'en, Vim boar T. also xii room. '''' .
llfll ST. ~ ! oun,oIaa.y !nnishod
l-lII- =. 40 r. -Con,or;aoly ,arDi,hcd CONS,
superior b url. closri-, running water; gentle.
ni"u. married & up %; w"i"rtt",
18TH 81 iHa "-LarSa 4 small handsomely
furnished looms, WIN GermaI board
23n 81, ~ h. Pleasant rooms, with board
:'p 81, :,a Z Private house Protestant fam.
lis. furnished large and small rooms, home
Ike comforts. good board,
2tIu 81, lgO T.. Peasant, large rooms; every
convenience; dine on par,or door; references.
JOrN 81, az T. Rooms, with board; table
hoard use Of piano; trst.class table.
3iST 81, Il9 l. Rooms to let, with board; also
table board,
33D 81. us Furnished rooms, with board
all ConYun CAGES: gents -
SSrII ST. 6 E,-Elegant rooms With brt-elass
board & attendance. reference,
ST.. ~ !. Nice airy rooms. with good
board all conveuiences ladies'. ~ 80: gents, IS
4lST ST, 24l r. -I.ArSe room, with board, for
=; all accommodations; table boATIeTa
The evening world., 1894-05-02
East Side.

East Side.
BAYARD ST.. 80. near Bowery-Furnished
rooms to let for gentlemen.
CLINTON PLACE, 34-front room. furnished,
"a rariOr h Kitchen, 90; suitable 3 persons.
IRVING PLACE, 23-Ihrge. nicely furnished
front room. ? closets, pns. &c. ~.
Il XISGTON AVE, ;41. ncar :iDth ST. Com
Portable, cool square rooms; all conveniences:
summer rates; Te'erenc'S.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1I0-Hand~ome rooms. So,
50, 81. 10; also room with 4 windows; corner
house; breakfast.
LEXINGTON AVE-, ll4-Ncwiy furnished
square front room; suitable for l orr gentlemen;
LEXINGTON AVE, 20, 6lSt ~t.-Peasant
front room also hall room; reasonable; private
house.
LEXINGTON AVE, l53- election Of several
newly furnished large 4 small rooms; gentle
men pr referred.
PARK AVE, ll27, near och 81. Front hall
room, l flight up. lSt bell.
4rH AVE-. SO-lIandsomcly furnished front
rourns, connecting sleeping rooms; also for
lighl nous keeping price, reasonable
OTH ST. - l.. near Broadway Single 4 double
han rooms: southern exposure; permanent or
transient.
iITHsI., 81 l., l.car BroadN ay-Nicely FUR.
n!shed room, 81. 20 10 80 weekly,
nth ST. 80 E-A comfortably Furnished
square DOM; beds: bath also hall room gen
I "men.
l2IH 81, - r., near Broadway-Ncw through
out Handsomely furnished -. 30 to SlOweckly,
18TH ST, 100 T.. near Union square Large.
also hal rooms, together or separate; private
family.
18TH ~ Union Squarcl, H. +. Large front
rooms -, 10; housekeeping single, VI. 90, 81.
nth ST. 2l6 E.. near the ~park-Sewly fur
nished sunny rooms. all eonvenlences; gentle
men; references.
18TH ST.. 233 r. Elegant. newly furnished
large rooms; running water, bath: private
house.
,sru CT go y -Iarxe comfortable. houaekcen.
ing privilege, furnished rooms; ~, $3.50. s.;
Iuiting couples.
10TH ST., 10 e., near Broadway-Ne~iy fur.
nished hall room, "; also other roomA
The evening world., 1894-05-02

1oR SALF-Dining room, west side avenue.
vAPply J. FRIEND 2U2 Amsterdam ave.
SoR SALL-Ave. A and SIth st. saloon. TONY
oROEN, Ruppert's beer.
SCR sALE-Grocery store doing good bus,ness;
tShrhp rent, with 4 living rooms. 4+3 West
The evening world., 1894-05-02
LOANS.
Purchase and Exchange.

one Time, CSC. pr iine: Second Tine. ffc pr
Ene. Third and Subsequent inns, zoe p~ hsk
&c pa Lax sxtru Charge on Su,sddys
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS bought at highest pnoea
DANIs's BOOKSTORE, 256 West l4ih st
BICN GLE W'SrED. State particulars and
lowest cash n . Address G.. box 10 World
DOL WANTED for cash: libraries anywhere
=sGgI'aSly purchased CHICAGO BOOK CO.. ~
WANT to buy a baby carriage In good order u
Brooklyn. Address ], T.. o., box W World.
SALOON Any person having excise license iqf
sale or closing saloon address Michael Farrefy.
422 I'd ave.
WANTEi -'i0usehold linen aud large PenlAn
rig; he guud quality; little used. r., boz o40
brooklyn World.
S-B DALLMEYER PoRTRATT LENsEi stAts
lowesl spot cash price GEo. H. ROCK Woons
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Good Will & Interest for Sale.

ONE OF THE FINEST corner. wes, at. oppo.
sIie principal ferry cause selling sickness: In.
,sNusate' neht Amis luuor store 10th ave neN
,rehSc! only 1000 over 200 liquor stores In New
10TH hnh BrmoNltn: bargains; property OF every
description for sale and exchange.
NJ Centre 81.
OYSTER AND cIlop HOUSE for sale chenp;
mus! De sold no REASONABLE. offer reiu Sed. liz
nhlre j." PH. Gfl Err. 3l1 East . lth Il.
PHlNIING OFFICE, with two presses, 2Wi
FONTS oi typo; steady trade; for sale cheap. Adj
dress C., box 3D World.
RESTAURANT FOL SALE-Cali 8i7 list ave,
near SAN IT. ferry.
NtSTAtRAST-S4OO cash buys good paying r,s-
thurant; 2 years lease. 2442 I'd ave.
RESTAURANT Ter sale doing good business:
sickness and other business; no agents.. l75l
LIST ave.
SALOON for sale on Ave. A with meeting rooms.
inquire Buddle. 2h4 West 18th st. no agents
"ouTIIERN BUYER pays spot cash for stocks
and stores nf all kinds. EDWARD HIRSCH.
FIELD. 1897 Park ave.
THE BEST LIQUOR o In Jersey Ctr, near
the new city Hall prominent stand: price
81, 200 cash 800 can remain on.
JAMES DAVIS. 81 Railroad ave. Jersey City.
mud stove bus ness; busy avenue; low
rent; small amount necessary, j., box Az
World. uptown.
WELL PAYING, first. class stationery and toy
store, with newspaper route: hest business 10.
cnllty.: VIII sell on account Of not being able to
attend; no agents. Dl3 Columbu ave.
3-STORY HOUSE and restaurant furnished COM
plete, doing good business, cheap. Apply on
PREMISES. 5n3 9th ave.
IA. FULL DRESS BAND SUITS. with leader and
drum major suits. cheap. 1870 Rutledse st..
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
and Apartments to Let.
nfurnisheo-We,t Side

a.. - ~ 49, 'v'"'' s'ln 81
nav b,us. "omM, os,n ncooratcu' poiiHhed WOOL
w" MUSES. rents We ssS
800 'th ave
9TH AVE, 2!r!. near 27,h ST. 10 let. store h
apartments rcnt $50 monthly.
10TH 81, 2ts w., mn Ward |irac,ivc = h 4
room apartments; all light rent sl6ur
proyements sis to SIS.
lhTll 81 40 w. 4 light, airy rooms, bath all
improvements; s.l. J%ahitor. basement.
pered. SIC to $50 iIonsckespcr. 'O '" !"
,ortt sy Ia. Al. a. .|, ,.,.a-.
bath. Ring JeweIi's bcll
I-ru sr "a, NJ. p..,,.,,. ,..,n. .,.I,.
onsn' r"o"'S' is'' "" nsh', Si'' $40
hia rm ill vi r da Vii Wi Wh = TN ayes ua nice
,, large ,S", rooms. WIN announcements, s'@
%rrovements. t2 to $50, CANAAN.
18TH Sr IoS A IN IA Ar. At ,I,h, c,,,
rooms hath chcn,esi hoi"wt I.nrk I,Us, an.n,
orr, sr ~, - ,,,,, onaa.m,.ams
bah All, m ,S1 W.; pm, ,rES son nEhf, Ha ,tornn r"pmS'
FIST ST. 3l7, 39 VI rooms 4 bath; rents, sci.
'2t. decorated apartments.
2isI ST.: 81 W. Handsome new n.is; baths,
sa sis, e {" l" ga 81 !:ss"se'; desirable location; ''''
.2D ST. in5 W. -Aportmrnt : rooms & bath;
hent all Improvements; $40. Apply J%mnltrr>S
o,n Sr ,., a. -, ,,,. ,,,n, ,u,.n,n.. -,
prlyatr: rent $40. Ais" XII door, pri,n g ,ouse'
,,ru CT one , .,s W. Go, .,.,u.,,. o.,
small families in pleasant neishiorSood: = & 4
rooms 6 bath. ,is TO s2s. 4 ! per cent. given
back in time Tor Christmas II YOU pay promptly
4 stay through December: references required.
'ah'lor'
18TH 81. 81 W. Elegant new apartments; all
improvements D rooms, bath. heated Slh ave, /;
Sz4' 70
ETH ST.. 2o7 W. ia-se. light rooms. newly
decorated 4 paperei: slt a SIS
2TrH ST, l2J va line. rye rooms. well
lighted, houSc wen Kept, good location, sl3.
SD ST. l2a & 1875 View nats. 6 rooms a
bath. near 90 ave elevated station. SIS TO saA.
n"ih'H N'In'""' n- 'n'moe''
BID ST. Az VIC elegant. rooms e bath, all
improvements. Inquire of hOnsck"eper.
35TM ST., b4s W. ~ floor; alnrec light plea
SAINT front rooms; 70 Apply on premises.
-3STH ST, AIS W.
= 4hl"itl nruHS ~
-
BOTH ST., q WEST.
n NY house, z block rom .aa,,"nc CONS q nam
al improvements ninety necoratcu;s!i Janitor.
30rlt, ST., 80 W.-llandsoine new fiat: bath:
mpuern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; DESIRABLE ioc"''"h'
- t.S".. ',.""S. =.
18TH, ST. 232 Whist class single fiat: mod
ern 'mprovemehts q rooms a oath' AL light
.e.o'"..u, - go.
solll -: I'd W.-Chenpest near bToho"ay; o
rooms bath improvements; awhihg'; rents
h'"ue'"'e' '""'''''
tlST ST. 337 W Apartments from 81 to $50:
newly palhteu q decorated Jahitor .--
4lllI ST, 3lT, 80 W. Brown ~ stone; "a
light rooms: improvements; halls heated; Sl3,
9th ST., S5s w.. between sth q 9Th aves:.fand-
,,s o", com L ,,nn botbs. a s'I ho,.as ora, rsu,a 30
,s' Iami,or o"'"' ne" "ou'ee' WINE "'
3, 4 rooms: nicely papercd; WARDROBE, closets.
stationary tubs.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Flats and Apartment. to let.
unfurnIah,d-Ws.t Side


s2l WILL REST fine apartment. q rooms:
beautiful, light. healthy. Apply to McDOS'
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Boarders Wanted.



'SGTli ST, Ill Y. Nicely furnished rooms. with
hunrl: goOi ,Ahlc: terms moderate.
4UIll 81, IA IT, -lI0uns, with board, 81 TO 50
weekly; lad IS or geuti"m"n
5ullI II, 340 T. Comfortable roo rs. with
good hoard. In respectable jewish family;
reasonable.
35l!l 81, l - u, -IAre" front room, with board
summer prices; American, reference.
j5llt 81, lWt T. Single h double MONS: eS-
ccllcht table, moderate, summer rates; Ameri-
can.
hiT1t 81. 1901, Large, comfortably mrrlSl ell
rooms with board all convanirnces; reason
nhlr. Jewish family,
o1rit 81, l1 +. Front room. furnished.
suitable Tor = Conveni"Gccs; superior German
board.
MTit ST. l6 E-Rcnuci jewish family has
large. handsomely furnished rooms. also hall
room excellent board.
57rII 81, 2ai r. First class board! we'll FUR.
.n'Sied nom. hot Il cold water; tue location;
cheap.
G2p 81. 2O1 Handsomely furn shed nlcovo
room \ tack room private family good board
reasonable.
corn 81. lea T.. Pleasantly furnished MONS,
first clas, board, private Jewish family: private
house.
7Trii ST. i65 T., near lexington ave. Fur
nishcd ruom; bunrd y desired; improvements;
German widow. Mrs Wniurker,
18TH 1T. l4i T.. Nice lar;n Rom, with board,
IN private Jewish family.
llGrlI 81. 1877 Il. Nicely furnished single h
connecting rooms: private house near elevated;
good board.
ll1TII ST.. l3s u. In small family, nicely fur.
hlNtcd rooms, with or without board.
lslll ST. 2jV T.. Handsomely furnished front
room, with board for two, SO. references.
l22D 81, Ill 4. Nice. large room, 81 floor:
& vile.
i2iTii ST. corner Lexington ave. diotcl Prteler,
The evening world., 1894-05-02


~ptFfIELD ST. ao. near bridge light. large
rooms, MI improvements, Si3 10 slS.
FULTON 81, lu3. brooklyn \ very Desirable
Ea'. = minutes walk to lrdgr: all impuuv-
m"uts; light, airy rtoMs; reut SIS. Inquire on
premises
HICKS ST, 81, near the BRIDGE rooms 4 bath.
steam heat, feS. Inquire janitor. on premises.
MARION 81, .v5. near Sarato; n station. Brook.
lNtl- Sicc flats Tor nice people, rent of 4 good.
s'hcd rooms. range, tubs, gas, hot water. Re,
FIJI, sl2, Sl3; same In New York costs s2U: rome
u see ANY time.
J~OIiALEMON ST. 20 rThs Riverside,-To let.
apartments; all sunlight. new buildings; Tor
clerks. mechanics. artisans, &c ) rooms.
week y. StO to s.. 90. 4 rooms. weekly. 81 20 to
81; . rooms, weekly. 81. 30 to 81 80. | room OF
each set In a sculi-ry. with q separate closet.
link 4 tub, IRE. proof staircascs; private park, $50
hl20 feet, within 2 minutes walk OF South 4
Wall st. ferries. Address for picture OF building.
NOSTRhSp AVE SO7. near l. st~atIon-Larsc 9
rooms 4 bath only SIC to SIS, great bargain
Il minutes to bridge,
SEVENTH AVE. ss. near Lincoln place-Ail
light nat, ! rooms & bath steam heat. SIS.
UNION ST. :23-6 rooms & bath steam heat.
private nciehburhood; 8 minutes to ferry SO.
WILLOW PLACE 70. between Joralemon and
State sts. -Murford = elegant Mats: . minutes
wnlk"from Wall st and South ferries: S7 to $50;
9 rooms and bath; all finished In cherry. sldeboard
In dining room: all modern improvements. halls
Bnd stairs carpeted; electric bells. also apart
mcnts IS and ~ Columbia place. 81 to 50: janitor
always OH premises, JOHN SCOTT. agent. 81
Willow place, Brooklyn.
18TH ST, ST.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
furnished Rooms to Let.


tsnt Gus.
lorlI ST. ga T., Newly furnished rooms:
housekeeping or gentlemen all cOnNc icnC"N.
18TH ST. A -NIcr furnished rooms. from
~ To IS Nrskly all conNenlcnccs.
?isr ST. u E.-El"gan, large q single rooms.
Hnuth"rn eNposurc. Reasonable rates. refer.
cnCcs.
g2u 81. lmF. Nicely Furnished rn1m, Kitchen
ndiolninI other rooms: housekeeping, gentle.
mon; Sl.5our,
22p 81, lis r., Ncwly furnished rooms, gen.
tlcmcn, -; table board. -
??u ST. 81 E Large. desirable rooms. en- suite
or ,ingly. references exchanged
2GrN ~. l92 Large back parlor. furnished
ior housekeeping, 81 week,
10TH ST. III f -sluar. room, suitable married
couple ~ gentlemen; all conNcniences, near
Madison Square Garden.
211u 81, ITO E near Attn ave. Nicely fur.
nished large front rooms, ID door; private house.
2TrH ST. lS5 J.. Nicely furnished room for
gentlemen or Hight housekeeping gas h water.
ISL 81 2ui y. Nicely furnished from, rooms,
~ n 81; bath, gaS. Gavin.
3lS1 81. IA u. several newly furnished rooms
light housrk cepin or gentlemen
32D ~. "a 4. -ricnSaut trout room, large pan.
try, hot water h bath, ~
3nrii 81 2I2 r. Lovely hall rooms. Si.jo q
s.; first class house.
Il-T st, u. ga Prospect placed Large furnished
reasonable.
IlST 81, ia r., near Lexington ave. Ncwly
'l''iN''' " '''''l' WV 'Nlk' iV'lh hhN' "
llSr 81, 3I E.-rurnishcd 'front.' pnrlor; also
Other rooms, gentlemen or light housekeeping
42D ST. 32O l., Nicely furnished rooms. light
housekeeping or gentlemen; reasonable; no
children.
18Th ST. 222 Front or back rarlor. doctor
or married couple; board or without.
Attn 81. lao !. Srntly furnished room. plenty
closet room, private family; references.
4TrlI 81 1913 "a nicely furnished front
room private house suitable for = gentlemen;
n R,onahlc.
4srIi ST. las y. Large front room; every con.
veniencc "a aoor, he'll =.
4pru 81, lNh T.. -SIccly furnished light MONS,
81 & upward. Nelson.
4yrIi 81, l35 +. Private house; comfortably
furnished Largo basement for light housck",p
Ing, ~,
OATH ST.. I2s Neatly furnished square
room: suitable Tor | orr.
18Th ST. 2O1 T.. Rooms. small e large, nicely
couples.
5silI ST, l26 +. Desirable room In private
house: running water.
5slli ST, l20 E.-Nlceiy furnished room. In
private house.
84rH ST. ls6 L, Furnished rooms to let; all
comforts; privat" house.
I'D ST. 3O2 E.-2 furnished rooms In private
house h private family price low.
SAD 81, Ill T. -c;entleman eau nave nicely FUR.
nished room In privhi" Jewish family board II
desired: references exchanged.
9th ST. 300 l.. Nice front room 10 let to =
respectable men: also party TO share rooms.
MrS Heck.
ll21II ST. 2O6 +. = sunny square rooms; pri.
waite house; furnished. housekeeping or grr-
tlemcn.
llsrli ST. a21 f. Large furnished room for l
or 2 gentlemen; convenient ]. station. ktng. =
l251II ST. 2l8 f 4 large, cool rooms, iur.
nished: housekeeping; private house; $500
weekly.
The evening world., 1894-05-02

No EXTRA CHARGE FOR TT-Advertis.m ea.,
for rho World may be left at any American
District messenger Ufjcr In the ciiy. where the
,nlCs,
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Boarders Wa ated.

Onr Tim, fJc per- line Second Tine, lie pr
hn<. 7hirt and Subsequent Tmes, iBc per q
No cItN charye On Stinddya
The evening world., 1894-05-02

Dcst sl2 fiat In brooklyn.
EIGHT-ROOM apartments, decorated. all i'm
rrovemerts; steam heat; janitor; rcnt, SIC to
SIS. Apply 1910 Atlantic ave, Brooklyn. only
l block from Kings County Atlantic ave. station.
The evening world., 1894-05-02

BROADWAY. 1895, Longacre 4 Annex Per.
mnnent Il transient home for families; very
prices
The evening world., 1894-05-02

4 CORNER liquor store: factory and tenement
surroundings, 81. 900: part cash.
LITTLE & HOYT 81 Chambers st.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Flats and Apartments to Let.
UnfurnIshed-East Side,

LEXINGTON AVE. 1894 Elegant fats; :
sunny rooms; bathroom; perfect order: every
convenience; good ncigi .borhcod. Janitor.
MADISON AVE & l16TH ST., sonthwe est cor
.ner-,Elegant top & list fiat . rocms Il bath;
81 AVE. ls4I. near Wth ST. d rooms, house
newly painted II decorated: rents -. Oh to
SlO, 4.
The morning call., 1894-09-23
SHOT THE MARSHAL.
A Negro Thief Uses His Gun
With Effect.
Five White Men Who Were With
the AssaiIant Subsequently Sur
render Themselves.

VISALIA, Sept. GA band of petty
thieves entered the residence Of Thomas
A. Elliot, shorthand reporter, this after
noon and stole quantity of jewelry, a
gold watch and sIlverware. Later City
Marshal Hall. accompanied by City As
SCISSOR Perkins, started in pursuit, and the
thieves wers Overhauled half a mile west
of town on the Visalia Railroad track.
Hall searched FIVE men and started toward
the sixth. negro, who pulled gun aud
told Hall 10 hold on. The officer drew
his revolver, and as he did so the negro
shot him in the jaw.
Hall ran about fifty yards. and while
running he wheeled and fred six shots at
the thief. The negro also kept on firing,
efnptying MS revolver. One shot took
effect in Hairs back, entering the right
shoulder and DETECTING into the fleshy
part of the shoulder. It is not believed
the wounds are dangerous, although seri-
Gus,
The would-be murderer jumped into
Halls buggy and started back into and
directly through the west end OF town.
The buggy and nurse were found aban-
doned in the south eud of town. An armed
posse started in pursuit.
Five white men who were with the
negro surrendered this evening. The as
sailant escaped in Halls buggy, which he
afterward abandoned.