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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
Sold to Stewart.

John A. Stewart and other r nj
irent men Of v all Street. who were
formed into a trust com pany, were
the lowest bidders fer the great
bond issue. The rate being a frac-
ton less than 3 FER cent. Their
bid called for all or none. so the
whole thing gees to Wall Street
where the IDEA of making an issue
first originated.
These same men have an ide#
that if tn. gold reserve is to he kept
up to the SlOO,0OO.0GO. mark an
other bond issue will be necessary
about the fir.,t cf February.
Ii it were possible that some OF
these millions would he thrown in
20 general circulation and re Oh the
substantial element Of our country.
then we see at once that good is
being accomplished. and We would
saw have bond Issue every month
but we are at present unable to see
how any good can result to The
public from this source. These
transact ons show that if President
! Cleveland is not a resident IF New
York. there is considerable attrac-
ton for him in and about Wal
Street.
! Here is what the Atlant ConSti-
tuition, great democratic organ Of
the South. says about the bond is
Sne:--
Washington. Nov, 60 SO John
A. Stewart and niS allies get all TIE
bonds.
OF course they do.
That was TO be expected. As
Stewart brought about the issue he
was entitled to them. He was
shrewd and put in taking bid for
the whole issue or none.
Seer atarv Carlisle was right il ac-
cepting his offer, because it WAS the
best. Nobody can blame Carlisle.
He has acted in the best interest Of
the COVE. nment, after being forcel
by Cleveland to make the issue OF
bonds. but no one can deny that
the plans of the bond Issue were fix
ed up in New York by Stewart and
his allies and so arranged that they
we're to get all. Cleveland walked
into the trap knowing at the time
lust what it was and what it all
meant. and having string tied to
his secretary of the treasury he pull
ed him in with him and caused Car.
Isle to do the work.
Whether Stewart and his crOwd
will draw the gold out of tn" treas
rry to pay for these bonds remains
to be seen.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
Eathar ShootsEGon.

A press special from Luray, Va,
saws: L. S. Brown, Il well-known
resident Of Stanley. in this county,
shot his son William on Thanksgiv
ing evening nnder peculiar circum-
stances, not in self-defense. hut MS is
claimed. in defense of his wife, the
stermother of William.
MIR. Brown married the widow OF
r. L. Wood, of Shenandoah, some
months ago. and since then William
has shown some dislike toward her,
viii, b resulted last evening in his
attack upon her with stones, one OF
which struck her in he side. 1t was
during this attack, and when struck
Nv William. that the father failing,
in his efforts to make him desiSt,
fired twice to frIghten him; and
then to save his wife from the furi-
Gus attack of his son. aimed the
third shot at him. The bail enter
ed on the right side Of the abdomen
intlicting a dangerous wound
The shooting is claimed by Mr..
Brown to have been necessary iii DE-
Tense Of the life of his wife and ne
believes that his sor would have
killed her with an AK. which he had
secured during the affrav. Mr..
Brown surrendered himself to Con-
stable Offenbacker. The son is n
strong. powerful youth, and when
drinking, as he was at the time, has
an ugly temper.-News
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
vii, II Strife Highland?

The Webster Echo publishes an
item from the Braxton Central, to
the effect that the Charleston an"
Sutton Railroad company has u
deed recorded at Sutton, made to
the Philadelphia Trust and Safe
Deposit company for three million
dollars. This insures the building
of the road from Clendenin to SUIT
ton. 1t is believed the road will
reach Clay Courthouse by next
June, and the remainder pushed rap
idly as possible. The Black Diamond
system that interested our people
so much few years since seems to
be coming to life. LIE Marquis Eu-
gene de Beaubarnais is hopeful OF
it's completion and goes to Paris IN
December, to negotiate for the sale
of bonds. 1t proposes to follow a
bee line from Chicago to Norfork'
and the right of way through Po-
cahontas is secured.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
Improvement on Buckwheat.

The Valley Mills near West view
in Augusta county, has on exhibit
ton in Stanton a sample of buck
wheat -four ground by patent roll
lers, which, it is said, is a wo. der
full improvement over the -four now
in general use. As it is great
buck wheat country we would sug.
gest that this new -four be given a
trial, for if it proves superior to the
old four the value Of the crop will
be greatly increased.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
The Bath News says that TIT

The Bath News says that the
stove for the new Presbyterian
church at Indian Hill. near Warm
Sp ings. was secured in Il novel
way. MIR. Arthur White. one 81
our leading local Republicans. plac
ed a wager with Nj. Moody, the
hardw merchant of CiftonForge
to ply for the stove if Yost is de
felted, Mr.. Moody to furnish t!'
stove in The event Of Yost's electioi
Mr.. White paid The honest debt.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
EX-GOVERNOR BROWN DEAD.
a Great Loss to the State Of Georgia

IN
after many months of feeble health
died at his home IT. Atlanta, TIA. at
2 80 y. m. November Both.
He was governor of Georgia four
terms. serving during the late war,
and as United States Sena or two
terms.
Senator Brown vas IS Years old.
and was one time chief justice of
Georgia. He leaves an estate val
ued at many millions.
OF this wonderful man the Daily
Pilot Of Norfolk, Va. has the fol-
| wing to relate:-
In his early laws '.l0E BEoeE tor
bv that familiar name the people OF
Georgia have always known hln)
drove little steer from his m1n'-
tain cabin 4 n 10 the little hill
village of Gad'.is'own to sell wood
| e had felled on The mauntain side
He learned every lesson that power
ty has to teach and found in her Ell
forced precep;S the principles Of his
Future progress. power and wealth.
He got for himself II scant eGuc1-
ton and then labori0usly he mns-
tered the science Of law. Having
the esteem aud sympathy Of Ills
mnunfainppr friends lie rose rapid
ly to good practice. to IL seat Il
the legislature and then to Sc
on the bench. He was al EaYs
cool. Studious. thinking. phlioSoph-
ic man and his every word and &c
ton carried with it the credentials
of sound judgement and solid con
viction Of right and duty
One day while binding wheat IN
the field near his humble home he
was hailed to the fence by swift
rider who told him that he j E
BRowN bad been nominated b.
his party for governor OF the state
Astonished, but con fident.v he dP
clared lis determination to be elect
Ell. and he VS., after brilliant and
hardfought campaign. Three times
afterwArd he was REELECTED and his
incum bency c)ve.Al the VII lie Pc
rod Of the war.
lie WAS Il gond man. Christian
and helper of the poor. He IL
masSed great fortune, but tt at
which he gained and tina. was bet
ter than gold was the affection of
the people OF his stale who to day
mourn his loss rs that IT brave
and faithful friend.
The annual report Of the Secre
tary of the Treasury was sent Is
Congress ednesday. IT. shows
the revenues from all sources foi
the fiscal year ending June 30 1884,
were 500. goo below ex!.enditars
Comnared with 1909 the receipt. fpl
off $S8.914,C63. The Secretary de-
clareS the State bank tax uncOnSti
tutional. demands further lecisla
ton along the lines Of tariff reform
gives a rosy view Of government ex
penditureS and receipts lor the mex
twelve months, and spends II lsrgt
amount II space in the details o-
his new currency scheme, which h
claims will meet every emergency
and wants authorl ty to Issue bOnd'
and favOrs the Baltimore currency
plan when more fully developed.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
Rev Trial for " iker.

Judge William Mel fughlin of
the Augusta Circuit Court, today
entered an order reversing the judg-
ment of the lower court and grant
ing new tria' in the case Of Jesse
A. Walker. convicted of murder
and sentenced to the pententiary
for SIX years. The court in its o.
pinion states that after careful ex-
animation of the record. there was
error excluding the evidence Of un-
communicated threats at the recent
trial, and sets aside the verdict and
orders a new trial, STIMULATING that
evidence Of accommodated
threats be admitted at the new
trial. StauntOn Post.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
VIM C. Oates, Democrat. was in

VIM C. Oates, Democrat. was in
augurated Governor of Alabama
last Saturday. He took the oath
of office in the usual way ard thous
ands heard his inaugural address
while Capt. Kolb, the Populist, in
a quiet way, went before a magis-
trate and took the oath for the
same Office. Troops were out to
prevent trouble.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07

When Congress re-assembled last
Monday the defeated Democrats
who had the courage to he in their
seats, did not have such long faces
!Thev have come to the conclusion
that It is useless to grleve over
.sn,lled milk" when they did the
shilling.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07

Prof. Drummond has found the
inateriul for great Christmas Adj
dress in the career of D. L. Moody.
which is TO appear in MCCLURE's
MAGAZINE for December. 1t is II
remarkable story of i man whom,
in the course of the article, Prof.
Drummond characterizes as follows
'Probably America possesses at this
moment no more extraordinary per
sUnagA; not even amongst the most
the brilliant of her sons has any
rendered more stupendious or more
enduring service to his bountry or
his time Whether estimated by
the moral qualities which go to the
making up Of his personal charac-
ter. or the extent to when he has
imprt ssed these upon whole COM
munities of men, on both sides of
tie Atlantic. there Is Perhaps no
more truly great man living than
D. L. Moody
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
Priest Tortured.

San Francisco, Dec, I.-Father
Goethe, Il Franciscan Priest from
Kelysyille. Cal, has received IA let
ter stating that his brother who is II
missionary to china was dragged by
his hair for two miles and tortured
By the mob who cut his body with
knives. thcrns and sticks. He was
rescued, but is in prrcariouS con-
dition. The Slaudarian Of the Pro-
vince connived with the mob be-
cause the Priest ould not acknowl
edge the Mandarin's authority as
supreme. Daily News.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
A GRAND OFFER
'I'i.llll1 Gift 1856 pa

p;l'HlOr alniVst tht
SAME O.: have lex
paving i.ol %.
!'ile ,>>i.W X~;:lI - sE; =.
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ass; |i.;, 'p'::: ~ haE.
liiH,." arrangement
80 ;.fi'ry 81 = your O..
;}lppr,f" si,;I 'H55 Crib
rrS w:l0 VIII pay III
ansl IL year in advance
ans nrW (" bScs'iielf
who will pay thG cash
The three pap' r3 Hiak
ing q tyi-W'rcilIY, fOi
the S4Nl ~ $2 60
Here is ~ O;',r 'i'tU'
nifty to ::';t seer i,scaf
paper 3n;! s.le = IN
YORK A$U{:t d t." ics
q week - * 80 ":"::-
nalily 10" rates. SeDd
III ysl,;r H:t':.s. az rs
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
MYSTERES!
The Nervous Gjstem the Seat
Of Life and 'Hintl. Recent
Uoo.!arf:, C.Scefcricj,
TAKERS.

Nomys.ery has ever compared VIII ina. OF
human life lt has been tAo leading SUBJECT
OF professional research ai.d STUDY la ~. ages
But nOtSii hSLaudinx tbs fact IL j. Dut 22ncr-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07

Recent discoveries have demonstrated that
al ;Ia o-:ans Of Inc body are under the con-
[rJl OF tI3 nerve ceh.ers. lOcas I'd In Cr near
the b. - Ot tue bra.I ana tha; when tf csc are
der Gnse the or ga.ly Y hich lHey suLp WIN
nerve illil aro >. ~ Gcrani.Ni. Wien :. ia re.
me n )ereI tALL u ScrOIS ~. .GT' To 'lce ?lnal
I'll vi c,r;, plFIlyss u a." fo.J f>io%
tie hi lr>si pin ~ a. . 70 lef To- IS
nreveHtel ~ tl3 larry frUm r,a, h NJ inc
u lraly.el pr iJl, ! wi re u.idSrs'o1i Dig
I 10 GeraA ,oIic 1t OF to ncr.e ceh'"rN eLi
ciu,e the dera omen q tHe !aro1. organs
li:h .heY SlpJ.Jn ", l@"'" fore.
I yo-thir Il " rtroa C~e'.e' nle 10
the u vcrf, actiO1 Of 90 n"r'c te err ~
Inc D1,, Of ~ h-a.i, no. I On "ef's 80
nlant .-i,nI'i Or.- nI'.I; -" Cr-aa Y
s. I. rhs .:-laS i..sla..3 OF -. iAn< IN
trcatln: tte,o G!ScJ IS Il I ~ trea' y Q
I":AnrLhy {, ! Ilr' re:Ie CGn.erS NAltn
a. ta9 '1Is3 Of - t.JU q.
DI TaIIs.:I M;F.Et. the ce'e'r1'Hr spc-
ella ~ IS prI.O al = ..u,I'! ats snDj"c' tOr
OYER - yeIrs, a1l hls iIi.tc macy l";p'f SOB
dis,o Ter!eI \ come ;tI.I LA u. tt'-i3
then r,tas % tLctBt',.i line'i st ih, "
slate nsnt, ~ tan The q ,iii,Jrj nero q
traItn s1S aro Efb1-. Al Eea'iat s'c, 81 Ei-
mesa dIins;+ cJllL'iD L. Ires"prc u ues
mania M .Ld;ho-y, i.Sin!'s. eSt'rs. 81.
Vttl3 dane. :. e-b nr''oR. ~" - ~
mater how clre l. : .ie '-oo,ier:,i 50 ce-S Ot
Dc. Niles ReS Or, | y H.-vin' L. a.: ~ ne
fI:t ha:lti Il based oH 'he fl'c:o''n!r'i "irIe.
Dl lfLES E;srJGA AYR NEs'iSs - D." ny
al .lru .xiSs Oh n cost W gnasa i,es o. ~sns
dlra;t by DL MELES Il ecIC.L Co., y err.
Ill, on receip ~ prize. al .ScI 0Octlo. SIX
bottles for s. exp.c,a pr"oId. IL contains
nciiaer oDia-es nor OAR; srouS JT1SL
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
SINGER.
COX High
ORJ Arm
$40 1s1
Every Machine has

I@FNI A'ItINTIT'IC
A drop leaf, frucy ,v,r two large drawers,
with nickel rings. an full SET Of Attachments,
equal to any Singer Machine sold from $40 to
go by CanvasSeis. The High Arm Machine
as a self.sd ing needle and self-threading
uttle. trial in your home before paymen,
asked. Buy direct OF tie Manufacturers
ami save age T. prof besides getting ceri6-
Gates OF warrantee FIR FIVE years. Send for
machine with ma. Of a business man az
reference anl we y II shin re At once.
COOPERATIVE SNiHl 't>CIl Ne CO.,
sol S. Flev-rt' Pr.f. LP' A, PA.
kS-Fr 80. ne f... IDHI,4N
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07

issued every Friday evening oY
w IT M THEN z,
-o~ AED v2-cs11ER,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07
= AInGINlA:

II In vacation. In
tie Clerks Office Of thu Circuit
Court Of Highland County. NrNem
Der 22nd 1894.
H. +. A!exande.
Tie object # lis SHif, is /" TO-
cover Il. a ,,si Ii :. Alexander SOL.
53 with interest thereon from the
18Th lay of April 1894. ill pad
aid the costs Of this sui; and ~
attach his lie eSi.te in the I'm IL
vided one half OF 572 il. = =. aud 81
p les of land. lying near l!cDowe |
in said Cnunt,, devised to HIM by
Robert Sitinston Iced. and sub
iect the same to sad DEBT and costs.
And it aupearing from affidavit
filed, that said II. r. Al"xln'le is
not u resident of the state Virginia
it is ordered that he do appear here.
within fifteen days after due pub
lication Of this order and do what
is necessary to protect his interests.
Tpste: J. c. II .theny, OK.
Jones p.q nn30-dp2l
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07

Entered at the Monterey postoiF'e az
second class matter
Monterey Va, Friday, Nov" 10 '00'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-12-07

. : know n
that tie seat
OF He Is iUa-
ted In tie up
perpap, C;the
81 inaI c ord.
Eerr tie base
OF lie ira In,
and 80 sensl-
tive Is Ia 10
portion OF The
Nervous u.s.
TEN thai zen
the prick Il
needle VIII
cause inst2nt
death.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
Horses, Carriages, &C.

FINE SADDLE and carriage horse. IA hands:
kind, gentle, true; sell at a sacrifice. Address
r.. II. X, 2l6 West l3Oth st.
FOR SALE-A dog cart; brass mounting: good
order. FlHndrnu make.
MASON STABLE 20, 18th st. and 4th ave.
GREAT SACRIFICE-Scven serviceable horses,
mares. s2j, $40, S15. WIRE SCREEN Co,
100 FREEMAN ST., Grecnroint.
HORSE, truck and harness for sale. Call at 40
Broome ST.
LADY GOING ABROAD oil, re- for SIPS elegant
top phaet0n, harness. extra fine robe and whip;
used one month; cost $50. o. 10 West 44ih 81.
MUST SELL, gentle, sound horse, $50. worth
500: sacrifice: top wagon.
BUTCHER, 49, Franklin ST.. Greenpoint.
WANTED Good horse also top wagon CHEAP
suitable for peddling: give descrI p;ion and price.
Address W. LANG-HDRE, thauncey, West
chester County, n. y.
90 EAST 8 81. Stable TO let nj low rent for
private occupancy. +. VI. LCDLOW h CO.,
III Broadway.
The evening world., 1894-03-14

136-l4O WEST 23D 81. near 9th ave. 10 sta.
ton: 81 monthly. classes MON. TUES. 4,
U and IRiDAYi 40 70 lO. 30; private
becinners' classes, 4 lessons. 81: quarter. "a les
SONS. 70; receptions Webs. sats. first lessons
private. Open al sln mer, & A. NJ. to IL =. NJ.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins is probably MS well known as any
man IN New York. and the lame of the institu-
ton over which. lie prcsides has spread all over
the country. The invariable and pronounced sue
cess that has followed his methods in teaching the
art OF dancing has made u the largest establish
ment OF the kind in The world. To the better
class oi people our own Is an deal institu-
lion: its facilities are unequalled, the floor space
Is enormous, The music provided Is above critl
cism, while his stan OF lacy and gentleman teach.
ers stand at the head o. their profession.
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS. In his class lessons.
from the general class. room. Dinidcnt pupils
md This method q great advantage. He GUAR.
MAKING Nc FAILURES,
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furnished Rooms TO Let.

One nmt, roc. per line: Second Nnse. lie. M
sn>: Third and Subsequent 7tHasS uc. py linz.
No sztra charge On Ssndays
Nj EXTRA CIiAltuE tUH r-Adveftisem ents
for The World may he left nj any American
District Messenger Once In the city. where tbs
chAike Will be the same ~ those ~ the nlalI
olhDs.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
WHAT! CAN Ne % III

Try us on prices. pianos. new or little used see
II we cannot suit you; s. to $40 per month, stein
way and other first class makes: pipe organ,
small church or sunday school, $50; good organ,
500 mp. PEEK .ON.
B-oaesyay and 47th st.
The evening world., 1894-03-14
East Side

East Side.
GRAMERCY PARK, IS, 30. 81. 3s-Family
hotel suits, single rooms. steam heated: excel
S va,s pix s"or reference. n. I. King. rroprietor.
LEXINGTON AVE, 3ol, near Grand Central
Large, elegantly furnished rooms; excellent cui-
sine; terms reasonable.
Lexington AVE Az, corner ADD 81. Nicely
furnished iarge II emall rooms: front 4 back
pariors for doctor ONCE.
MADISON AVE, corEer. - r 18th st. Rooms,
with superior appointments x cuisine; reason
able rates.
ID AVE. 627 Lady who loves children will care
Tor child at her home. Mrs, smythe.
81 AVE. l54. near 18th st. Furnished room,
one or two workingmen; board ~. 80; private
family.
ON ST. 81 Z. Elegantly furnished large &
small rooms. with board.
9TH ST, So R.-Top-l floor sunny room 2 gentle
men. with good board; home comforts: $3.50
each.
ON sr., 40 z. Handsomely furnished room,
I'd floor, front, with board other vacancies.
10TH ST, As L. large 4 small rooms. with
hoard lllies or gentlemen; reasonable.
10TH ST.. 81 E-PlsAsant double q single rooms:
ali eoHvenisness' excellent board: terms mod
eratA,
nth ST. 22I e. comfortably furnIshed rooms,
with board; German American family; table
board.
nth 81, ia e. Furnished rooms, with board,
81 up; no moving; early breakfast.
l2TH ST. 30 Il. -Pleasaat large 4 small rooms,
with board terms reasonable; table board.
lITH ST. SlB L. Large front room, with board
for =; 20 \ - 81 weekly,
l4rH ST, PA f, between I'd 4 Sd ayes :
Finely furnished rooms, hrst-class board: price
moderate.
2lST ST, 40 u, Sunny rooms handsomely ap.
pointed liberal terms TO permanent adult party
superior table; references exchanged.
gentleman, -; table board, sj.o
.,Pn ~ poo l. ga n sr,nII ItruIShal rnNuna.
The evening world., 1894-03-14

GCT1ON expenses to sparel-Lady leaving city
must sell for any acceptable price very elegant
busenold utensils; also separately splendid up.
light plano. parlor. dining and bed room suits.
ouse for sale or to let. 1909 e. C5th st.
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East Side.

BowERY, IS, near Canal 81. MontAuk HoteD-
Nicely furnished rooms, hot x cold water. gas,
bath. heat gentlemen; SIC. nightly 81 weekly,
CLINTON PLACE 7-Nicely furnished rooms,
bath. gas 4 cooking stove n a ~ y week.
bELANcEY 81. ENicsly furnished room ior
either gentleman or married couple.
mvING PLAcE, 2s-A large. nicely iuTnIShsd
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FERNANDOs ACADEMY.
1872 East 5Sth st reduction for balance Of season;
classes now forming: private lessons. any hour. 81;
waltz and all the new dances taught rapidly; re-
Al KNICKERBoCKER CONSERVATORY,
Waltz ~ West 18th st,-All fash Waltz
Taught ionable dances taught; pri- Taught
Rapidly vate 4 class lessons. ctr'lars. Rapidly.
OLD strictly PRIVATE LESSONS any day,
morning. afternoon or evening Waltz guaranteed
in u private lessons, Sc. reverse movement care
fully taught. Al latest dances, open every day
and evening. C. HOWE. ed ST.. near Madison ave.
BANJO. mandolin. guitar school blossoms 81.
ktu'-IitkE 10 Lenoard ST.. West Broadway
and Hudson D st.
DuMAR-right and left waltzInR guaranteed:
hest waltz instruction: lady assistants; open
Sundays. 342 West "5thit
GAVOTTk QUADRILLE-Only original deScrIp.
tton translated by kdolph Newberger Tor sale ii
FISHERS, u Fourth ave.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, 30 West
18Th II. -Four class lessons, 81 - lessons, s5;
correct waltz guaranteed in r private Lessons;
l"d,c', Tuesdays and + I%turdRys, sanle price, 3, 10
Oh i. NJ. lady AMI gtnilemti. teachers best
place IN The city al popular pr ces; send address
speciality; rec fption THIS EVENING: dancing
$50 TO- IL 4. NJ. adm ,ss!on, gentleman and
lady, 4Oc.
MISSES MONTGOMERY, .3Is West 17th, st.,
teach spanish. ''Scrpentine,' - Butterfly
- FAM - !" Mirror and all stage dances.
II CARTIER'S Dancing Academy. CAL lex.
ingt0n ave. Private lessons; waltz speciality.
MRS. .CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, 81
Lexington Nv , classes, private lessons, waltz
speciality. l.te t dances tanSht rapidly.
OPERA DANCING ACADEMY, +, w, HeyEer
House Building Glasses every evening; u
monthly: quarter. - lessons, 80; private l's sons,
any hour, II receptions Wednesday and sst'day,
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Flats and Apartments to let.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Side.
MADISON AVE 1914. corner 10th IT. -Ele.
gan ,ly decorated, steam heated apartments; u
rooms 4 bath janitor d hall boy service. Apply
janitor. premise.
MADISON VI l75s-One nat, SIS; steam heat.
ed; fre to April. See Janltor.
I'D AVE, .3l, near 3 nh 81. Il rooms 4 pantry;
line house; small FAM les: sl3.
| I'D AVE, 2los, near lO9th st.-3 6 I large, light
rooms, IS 4 $40 HouSekeeper.
BID AVE, O5S. between 61th h 5sth SITS. o large
rooms; reprinted, hest blocS OH ave. Kelly.
7TH ST. 40, AZ /. Finest flats on the eaN side;
B rooms. bath; all improvements; rents $40,
so, So. Inquire %IanilUr.
18TH ST., 333, 335, 1897 T.. between LIST 4 I'd
heaters; decorated ceilings; improvements; new
houses; halls, bath heated; rents S2J to $50
JnDitoE.
l4rI ST. ,2u3 r.. Elegant flats, 4 rooms, private
hall: bathroom; heated halls; every improve
ment; s26. S3l. Janltor,
10TH ST, 1871 E., In elegant single dats-3d floor
to let.
2hTH ST, 2O8 r. % & 1 rooms, all light, with
improvements Sl2 to SlG. Janltor.
10TH ST., corner Pleasant. ave. Elegant fiat
all improvements; rent Sle, $l7. Janitor, 500
r. IldtiI u.
10Th ST., 81 To 81 E.-Uholce apartments,
lust eompletedi steam heated; rents fsasonAble.
See ~ianitof.
HIST Sr. ,42SE. b Fat, immediate possessionl
81; rent begtns y JAniior.
The evening world., 1894-03-14

PRIVATE FAMILY sells Immediately mag.
nihcent Turkish parlor suit, fine silk tapestry
iarlor suit, $40; paintings, magnificent, grand
Upright piano. $40; silk couches, screens, por.
Heres, cabinets, fne hand-carved oak buffet,
liable. leather chairs. oak bedroom suits. fne
relyet carpets. SIC each: everything pertaining
o a h%rst-class private residence; used short time
Ike new: seen any time: sell separately. i27
Test 47th st.