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Northermost Railroad In the World.

The northern part of King Oscars
realm has often been called "Sweden's
America" because of the richness of
the land, although it is still unculti-
waited. The poorer class of Sweden,
however, preferred to emigrate to the
United States instead of seeking new
homes in Norrland, because that part
of the kingdom lacked means of COM
munication by land with the capital
and the southern provinces. The
coast cities suffered in the winter
when ice covered the sea as much as
the interior settlements suffered the
year round. When it was discovered
that Norrland has great hidden riches
the Government decided to grant
money for the building of a railway
which shall connect the extremes of
the kingdom.
This Northern Trunk Line Of
Sweden is now completed. and has just
been formally opened by King Os-
car. King Oscar is said to be Swed-
ems ablest orator, and he made "the
speech of his life" The festivities
surpassed anything of the kind ever
seen before in that country.
The new railroad connects at Bo-
den, near the Gulf of Bothnia, with
the northernmost railroad in the
world, running from the seaport of
Lulea up to the Gellivara Iron Noun
tains, forty-seven miles north of the
polar circle. This road has been in
operation two years. 1t may be consid-
cred the end piece of the continuous
line of railroad of about 1850 miles
long, stretching north and south the
whole length of Sweden.
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Seeing by Night.

Nocturnal creatures assume night
activity for some other reason than
that they cannot see by day, or that
they see better by night. The bat
sees admirably in the brightest sun
light, as any one knows who has ever
teased one by poking stick at it. 1t
will open it's mouth and make an
angry grab at the stick, when it is not
near it by several inches. Professor
Bolles says it is the same with the owl.
They sec perfectly IN bright sunlight,
and better at night than most crea-
lures. .-Meehan's Monthly.
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in each wing, eight or nine fancy fea-
theirs and few long blacks, all taken
at the same time. Four months later
the stumps of these feathers are drawn
out, and two months later again-that
is, six months after the primes-the
short blacks and tail feathers are taken.
Of these it is impossible to give any
accurate number. As a rule, you
pluck as many as possible without in
ficting pain on the bird, and at the
same time leaving enough to keep out
the cold.
An ostrich, like most other animals,
in it's wild state is terribly afraid of
man, or of any unfamiliar sight, and
fees at the appearance of anything
new to its ken. When domestIcated
it becomes docile, and after time
assumes a position of authority and
becomes master of the situation.
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prevailing color. The origin OF Il
breed is unknown. They are suppose
to be a cross between the racehori
md the origina! breeds in the countr
In color they are bright bay, WI
black name and tail, black points az
usually small white spot between t
bulbs of the heel. They are of mediu
size, weighing from HOO to Il
pounds. The head is of fair size, WI
an intelligent eye, finely arched nee
oblique shoulders, short back, lo1
quarters and strong legs.
The Cleveland bay is general pq
pose horse, heavy enough for all 4
dinary farm work, active, stylish a
speedy. He is easy to handle, Ve
strong blooded and impresses
characteristics on his grade ofsprl
with certainty. This breed has 10
been popular in all parts OF Euro
for coach purposes and for light ar
lery and cavalry.
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horses and on the flats and mountains
the sheep and goats. In this article I
rbo1l oonTno INV wan, orLc m oof frinhoc


the sheep and goats. In this article I
shall confne my remarks to ostriches.
A well-fenced and secure inclosure
is quite luxury in the colony, and is
only to be met with on the wealthier
farms, the owners of which can afford
to keep then in repair and to place in
them stock of the more expensive
kinds. Every ostrich farmer has his
camp, which varies in size consider
ably, from 5000 to 5000 acres, and
in it he keeps his 800 or 500 birds, as
we'll as few cattle and horses. A
camp is always selected as being the
best piece of grazing ground on the
farm, and capable of holding more
stock in proportion than any other
part of the farm. Here the birds re-
main year in and year out, and are only
collected and brought together, on
the average, once every four months.
These occasions are, let us say, in
June, to pluck the prime feathers.
By these we mean the long whites,
numbering from eighteen to twenty
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Bicycles and Shoe Sales.

In talking with shoe dealer he
vanced strange idea during the
lowing conversation:
81 tell you bicycles hurt the S
business, and the more bicycles
sold tho less number of shoes will
disposed of. ~,
"How do you make that out?"
"Why, it's plain enoug h that pee
don't walk SO much since blcy'
came into common use. 1t Is
people who walked before that !
bicycles now. Hartford Post.
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NIeE Against Oxen.

Few people know that q man, bulk for
bulk, is stronger than IN OK, but it appears
:lat IS TIE case. The matter was tested the
other day at the Cumberland County (Maine)
Fair, q feature OF which was contest OF
Toke OF oxen against On equal weight of
nen. A drag was loaded with granite
blocks, weighing in the aggregate 1859
pounds. The yoke OF oxen, that made the
rial, weighed 1920 pounds, and twenty men,
allowing l60 pounds 10 the man, were set
against them. the men took hold OF the
irag first, and easily walked off with 1t, COW
ering n distance OF ninety-hve feet in two
minutes. The oxen at their trial made but
eighty-flve feet in the same length OF time,
and the men were declared winners.
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Intensity of Confined Sound.

The intensity of confined sound i:
illustrated at Carisbrooke Castle, Isle
of Wight, where there is well zoe
feet deep and twelve feet in diameter,
lined with smooth masonry. When
pin is dropped into it the sound of il
striking the water 1872 feet below car
be distinctly heard.-New York Dis
patch.
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Norrland provides not less than
twenty per cent. of the lumber sup
ply of the globe-or more than Can
ada and almost twice as much as the
United States. The famous Gellivara
iron mines, the largest in existence,
are considered capable Of supplying
the world for centuries.
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Eels Clogged the Wheel.

Eels clogged the water wheel OF
Hallett electric plant, at Rverh'
Long Island, the other night, shut
off the power and leaving the plac
darkness. Forty pounds OF eels '
taken from the fume, many OF T.
being very large. New York Com1
cial Advertiser.
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Cleveland BayS.

The name of the breed is taken from
Cleveland, in Yorkshire, England
where it has long been known, th
term bay being added to indicate th
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we'll, but in winter, when food becomes
scarcer, must be fed morning and even
Ing on barley or rape.
1t is during the breeding season that
the male becomes so savage, and his
note of defance-"b "brooming, Us the
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On q Chinese Gunboat.

During my stay at the Kiangnan ar.
senal, writes Frank G.. Carpenter, ]
visited one of the Chinese gunboata.
which was made at Foo Chow. Mr..
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OSTRICH FARMING.
SCENES ON AN OSTRICH CAMP
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Habits Of This Curious Bird-How the
Feathers are Secured Savage
Mode Of Attack Of an
Enraged Male.
x 7OU arrive at the Cape Colony

K you arrive at the Cape Colony
" homestead, asquare, red brick
building, with sigh of re-
lief, and glad to be out of the
binding glare and sandy plain. On
every homestead the same familiar
sights meet the eye. On the one side
of the house stand the kraals; on the
other, the shed and wagon house. In
front stands the dam, adjoining the
vegetable garden and lands, with
farther away the camp. Behind the
house are the chaff house, tramp floor
and butchers shop, where the natives
are rationed. In the camp run the
large stock, cattle, ostriches and
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The Latest COLLAGE Yell,

The 'college yell" OF a new institution
Just dedicated in the Indian Territory is the
Indian warhoop.
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CHAPTER TX.
THE MODO,

Ranger Ralph directed his horse across
the river and Darrell Grey followed
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Russia produces lll,64 barrel
petroleum daily.
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royal RANGER RALPH;
-t CA t&
fhe Vaif Of the Western Prailes
BY WELDON j. COBB.
CHAPTER vII-continued,

Their hands end eyes met Ono
xlnnce at their resolute faces told thai
DYKE Despard need have care tor him
selt when these two men started upon
his troll
sRemember," spoke the scout "this Is
no ordinary ventura
II realize and am ready for It," re-
pited Darrel sturdily.
sAlready Despsrd has crossed the
dead line Of civilization and Is among
the bad lands to the east"
sThen we can follow him there
sYes; only hs IS at home and among
friends where the white renegade ana
tho red warrior will alike be banded
against us Patience, courage, ana crais
can alone overcome our enemies
II will dare It all for the sake OF the
imperilled girl we seek to save" cried
Darrell, enthusiastically. sBut you are
I'll from the wound you recetved-nnaoie
20 proceed on the trail until you are re-
covered"
.Not 80 Darrell replied the scout
sThe herbs I have taken have restored
my strength
sThen we start
at once
One hour later, mounted on two super 0
Steeds and fully armed and equipped
for the expedition, the old scout and his
young companion set forth upon the
most perilous and momentous adVenture
of all their eventful lives
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Dancing Academies.

OPERA ACADEMY, Grand Opera House, 267,
Zoo sth ave. f. w. Heyzer, manager-ClasSes
every eve. III per month, So per quarter; after
noon and evening receptions every Wednesday
and saturday; lady assistant.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
Unturnlshed-East Side.


Unfurnlshed-East Side.
IRVING PLACE, So, fiat 10 light rooms,
steam heat; door service; improvements. Jan
itor.
LEXINGTON AVE. 100 cor. 5Sth st-Physi-
Ing ruom also O4 peatoom; mode moderate terms in
dentists house; best locality. |
MApsoS S...S AXE 10 ,s5 sn,S BATH
MADISON AVE. l375-5 light rooms; BATH all
conveniences; SIS. lO6th st. station
lsT AVE. 6i9, near Both st.-3 large rooms.
convenient, healthy location stationary tubs
I'd AVE, 73l, near 3tth st 3 rooms pantry;
fine house; small families; sl3
2D AVE. 2los. near lo9th st.-a q 4 large. light
rooms. IS & $40 Housekeeper.
Sd AVE. l674-,6 painted rooms, all improve
ments; rent reduced $40; top Hat.
Sd AVE. 95S-6 large rooms. repainted: best
4TH ST.. 36 E.-Eegant 4-room apartments, with
improvements Janitor -
18TH ST. 3oa 335, 337 f., between LIST %
ers; decorated ceilings; Improvements: new houses
halls, bath heated; rents s26 to $50. Janitor.
l4TH ST, 2o8 +, Elegant fats, newly deco.
npTovement; prov ;'s SD to SSl' JanItSr ''' ''e''
nth ST. 33i e.. near stuyvesant square-very
desirable mats; rooms; all improvements:
'Fs SAINT Il FRCTHlSGGiHAM' Fl Gii agent. rs Broadway
18TH ST, 81 r., near Broadway well-lighted
I'd floor, In perfect order, suitable iur light
housekeeping or business Apply In store.
18th 81, 13l l. In elegant single fnts-3d
floor 10 let.
2OIU ST 2lO E 2d fOOT-4 rooms: private
house. wth owner $50 monthly
27TH ST :,2S E-Nic- apartment, 4 light
rooms; also phrIHr moor hhNtHet' -
29TH ST., 237 Apartments. choice 3 q
rooms, with plenty Of closet room: low rents
33D 81 4 Isl AVE lhrsc, l'ght room
apartments; hR hhuc"Inehts Appy house
k,4pn ISf nFu Il izt
S, ISfpf' "a ~ -, -, @,ca a rocnra, I S,n IA,
consisting ol rooms and bath; p0ssessiom; rent
reduced to $40 lA"''or on premises
6gD ST, 4O6 E.--An elegant hoor' rooms. private
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- OUR OWN ACADEMY OF DANCING,
l38-liO WLsT ESD ST.. near 9th ave. - l. sta
lion. 81 ieonthly. Classes MON, TUES.
THURS. and FRIDAY, $50 to 10. 30; private
beginners classes, ! lessons, 81 quarter, "a les
sons, 50; receptions Wels., salts iirst lessons
private. Open ali summer, A. NJ. 10 IL y. NJ.
FROM THE MEM YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins is probably ms well known rs any
man In New York, and the lame OF the institu-
tion over which he presldeS has spread all over
the country The invprlablc and pronounced sue
cess that has followed his methods In teaching the
srt OF dancing has made II the largest establish
ment OF the kind in The world 10 the better
class of people ''Our own ~ is an ideal in titu-
tion; its iacllites unequalled. the hoor space
Is enormous, the music provided is above crlti-
csm, while his staff Of lady and gentleman teach
ers stand at the head OF their profession
Mr. HOSEA HIGGINS, III his class lessons,
gives individual instruction In room separate
from the general class room. Dildent pupils
find this method II great advantage: lite Eth
AMI EES THE WALTZ IN SlN PRIVATE
lEsSONS. MAklNG NJ EAlLlRES.
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East Side.


BowERY: IS, near Canal st Ctontauk HoteD-
Nicely furnished ms; hot & cold water; gaA
bath, heat; gentlemen: 35c. nightly. 81 weekly.
LEXINGTON AVE, 8!7-Eurnished room; pri-
vate house; American family; hot q cold water;
ample closet room.
I'D AVE, s32 between 18th a 20th s,a-Large
handsomely furnished rooms. private family
3D AVE. 4S4- Furnished front back parlor for
housekeeping
3D AVE 872. near 42d st I. station Cheerful.
nicely kept rooms for gentlemen: 81. 80 week.
80 AVE. 1000 rooms complete for house
keeping; range, bath, &c, ; also parlor, with
4TII AVE. go Nicely furnished rooms bath
no, cold water; everything new; fine Location
5III ST. 2tO between ID ave. & Bowery- Nicely
furnished rooms, for housekeeping or gentle
men.
9TH ST, 40 f., near Broadway-Large front
rooms; gentlemen or small families; perma-
ncnt or transient.
ilTiI 81; 2ll E-Nice rooms, large 4 small or
bic Tor people. 81 to g. '' ''''"1' 'O''''' '"'''
18TH ST. ln F.. corner 81 ave Neatly fur
nishei rooms: gentlemen. couple: 81 80 up
ward. housekeeping permitted: gas.
l4Tli 81; %t2 +, near I'd ave .rrivete house;
nicely furnished rooms; s. 10 s.; convenience.
18TH ST, H. f., Union sguare-I.aIge rooms,
81. 30 ~; housekeeping; single, ~. 0a$2
10Th ST, ~ T.. Newly furnished rooms large.
small sui'a bic DOCTOR musician or dentist.
22p ST.. l4T T.. Several nicely furnished rooms
Tor house. r"ping or gentlemen: reasonable;
bath: gns.
22n ST. 80 E-Largo. desirable rooms en- suite
or snsly; references exchanged.
2ap 81, 242 =. Nlcely furnished large s small
rooms; light housekeeping no moving.
2!Tli ST., 227 + - conncct'nf rooms; house
keeping or gentlemen; 81 30,
9TH ST. l2s r. Person hav Ing y ano can have
purlor cheap: other rooms, S3S
27Tl! 81. - E;-iianhsomey iIrn'shed front
parlor suitable tor doctor or dentist.
2a1II 81. ~ E.-Nicc!y furnished single.
sunny nom, 80 80 weekly.
3OrI 81. l4S T. Large front room with
smaller adjoining handsomely furnished Will
let separnt" or together; board optional NILS,
3oIli 81. $50 +. Nicely furnished rooms: bath,
gas: al conNenencrs; rent very reasonable.
BID ST. lds +. Nicely furnished double front
rooms: light housekeeping rrvtles" Of wash
ing rent -.
;s3p ST, 81 T., near Madison ave. FURNISHED
sngl" room, ~; gentlemen only. owner.
3STI. .lGlE Elegant lurg" parlor, with uSe of re-.
ccpliun. other rooms; reasonable; references
38lII ST., AZ /. Handsome rooms all con.
vrnicnccs; gentleman or quiet couple ~ - h
-; private house.
IiSr ST. 324 E.-Furul>hrd front rooms for
gcull"m"n u. siGht honNckcrring' terms rra-
sunsl'.
l2D 81. 332 l. Nicely furnished from parlor
wlth be,inum, ais" lnrge back parlur terms
rcaSut able.
l4rll 81. l5l r. Uop b,ll square room, nicely
furnished, 70 OF geuuemeni private house.
45TH 81, lloF. Elsnoutrly furnished rooms,
newly decorated, hut ( cold water, bath all
cuilNcmIcuces
i5lIi ST, 22l 4. Private house: elegant fur
ui-hed large rooms bath from 81, y"
i6rII ST. luS T., near Lexington ave, Newly
iurlishrd front room ~ all c1nv"nirnccs:
rIiys;r no 49,,
IGIII 81, lHl T. Ia,sC2. furnished rooms, ali
cunycnlrn",. housekeeping or gentlemen;
| board optional.
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Musical.

ARTISTIC pianofOrte playing by experienced
teacher, graduate LeipSic Conservatory, and
formerly pupil of ;. Mills terms moderate
Address Miss d. - Union Square
MANDOLIN, violin instruction.: experienced.
professional, practical gr,gresSive. methods ne .
either residence terms 80. CROMlE,a32 W. Zoth.
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unfvrnlshs d d.-Miseciisneous.
TO LET h tooms from - to si5 month
Apply lUn w. 2Sth ST. -
unfurnished Brooklyn.
DrfFiFLp ST, ~. near the bridge. Elegant
apartments. improved. all light, Sl6, $50.
SEVENTH AVENUE. 1 near Lincoln place
All-itht nat. rooms q bath; steam heat; $50.
UNION ST, 2f3-s rooms 4 bath. steam heat,
private neithborhood! 8 minutes to ferry; i2i
tTli AVE. 1870 rent. Groom. bright light
brocilyn 10 minutes from bridge.
24i II 81, 22s ". - beautifully furnished new
flats. together or separate Hausch'id's bell
SAVE MONEY-Come a see nicely decorated 4
room nats; range. tubs. eectrics. &C. only 800
SO tll: near Saratoga l. station, only small fam
tiles with references taken. Apply 2sj Marion st
TO LET-Ns Mats with bath new brick house;
SUNDAYS GERMAN AMERickS. lMrhovEMEST
CO. branch Once room g. World building New
York: open daily to rs.
TO LET Flats in the new lie Grand. corner
Greene Grand avcs all large light rooms:
walls. thus making perfect fire. escape: also.
flats In the Albert. Inquire on promises.
Furnished East Side.
2TTH 81; EAsrnNicely furnished .. room fiat.
BOTH ST. is5 y neapt,nl room Ga,. steam
JanitOr
Furnished West Side.
18TH ST, 22T w.-Sevcral newly furnished h
decorated flats, e. weekly; references required.
JRnitor
18TH ST. Neat little 4. room flat, 81 weekly.
FI.At.G. 2a2 W. 23d St
?<TH ST, II w.-Eiessnt parlor noor. ) rooms
physician or select club; conrenicnces
2ls wsety s Fira%y FXy aaa i4sHsss1 Mss sG a. " ''
2tTm Waasy ~ 'Fi"s"a Fx I"G sts aS ss' st !"
3+rH 81 small 2.room apartment $l5
up flights, front rooms. Ring Russell bell.
30TH ST, 25I W.-Nicciy furnished Hat, 8
rooms & hath; steam heated. janl,or.
mTn ST. 2'7 "; Nicely tnrnished flat.
4OrH ST. 285 W Nicely furnished 4 h s room
flats; bath: heated reasonable Janitor.
4OTiI 81, 2AO W. Flat. 3 rooms h bath, fully
furnished for housekeeping Jantor.
9TH ST, 3sa W. station 5eth-Furni.hed cor.
steam, hot water linen, silver, china kitchen:
yUo ware: sm inward inward nHShei1. n. apartments D.
9th ST; Handsomely furnished, rooms,
so; ID floor. fLAtiti, 242 W. 2;'d st
CHARMI NGI.H furnished I'd. floor corner apart.
men', rooms & bath; every room bright d
April 70 september; view every day after II. loC
ELEGANTLY furnished 4 4 s.room ha,s coolest
river; "' ss5 month";; shall reduce 'g rent to 81:
during July a August. references. BARTLETT
| l07 w l05th st.
ELEaA;NTLY fgrniNhed 7.room hs,s, all com.
plete for housekeeping, newly papered; $40.
| Kcnilworth, 4l3 w. Slst ST.
| PARTY leaving city will sacrifice furniture oil
| small furnished hat. no draler-.
BROWN, 2fO W. AID st.
81 WEEKLY Three room fat, Furnished com.
| plete for housekeeping. Jautor, 68B 7th ave.
| near 42d st.
$ss-FIRsT FLAT, rooms. bath, steam
heated, linen. silver. complete; near station.
| l58 W. l03d St
Eurnlshsd-Miscei eiiansous.
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT. complete A
ready for housekeeping, including linen, crock
| cry, &c. on terms OF % h 3o weekly until paid
for: parties intending to hire furnished fiat viii
readily see the advantage Of owning the conts Mt!
| OF q home 4 at really less expense; your choct
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furnished Rooms 70 Let.

FuTntSneo kO0mS to Let.
One nme, roc. PEI iine: Second nms lie NJ,
sns: Third dad Subsequent Hmss. ISc M tts,e
No eztvu charge On Ssadapa
No EXTRA CHAKGE FOR Ir-AdvsrtisemeGts
for The World may be left at any Americas
District Messenger Once In the city. whers the
charges will bs the same - those At the main
ofice.
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FAMILY breaking up house Will sell entire tnrni-
ture, all In Al condition. an excellent oppor-
tunity 20 start q home; no dealers. Cali between
and 10 r. NJ, JAMES. 1910 Lsxington ave
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unfurnished BROOKLYN.

Unfvrrishsd sd-Miseciisneous.
To iE1 3 h tooms from 81 to Sl5 month
Apply lUu W. 2Sth st.
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FOR SALE-Ics erSOn web press, in good order
viii carry 10 In. roll high speed; object in SELL
'us W LOGGER, box 1893 World.
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32D ST. 3lY ". furnished room. with board:
French cooking: moderate prices. Georges
BcauyCiS.
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IIAMON DS. watches, icwCry on easy terms;
representative will call with samples.
JOIiONNOT BROS, 80 Maiden lane.
DRUG DRAWERS, gtocer,' and ccEfcctlners'
counters, wall. cases, glass doors, ono. railing.
lIOpiF. nll NarCk st.
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52D ST. 20 W.-Elexant par lor floor suit; su-
perIor table, fine location: house newly fur-
|
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loans.

one Tine. csc. per i,ne. Second 7Tme, ssc ps
hre; 7htrd and Subsequent 7ipaes f0c per iisA
No erfrd charge on S,t,iddya
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Furnished East Side.

2TTH ST. EASr-SiCely furnished 3. room fiat
50 FIAtsG. 242 West 23d St
BOTH ST. 145 i. beautiful . room lat, steam.
heated, 80 weekly: light rooms: possession.
In
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Es: cARTIER,s Dancing Academy, cal Lex
ialty receptIon saturday, March "a
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10Th ST. lO3 W.-Cor.fcrtably furnished rooms:
gas bathroom; gentlemen; 81 81. IS 30. 81 week
" Graz
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WANTED, to borrow 81 900 to 81, 900 for farming
and horticultural purposes. Address PRACT1-
CAL FARMER, World. Harlem
81 800 ON FIRST MORTGAGE on good prem;
ises Address NJ. n. o., World Agency, 81
Ave. A.
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For Sale.

One Tine, Csc. per linz: Second 71rae, ssc PEI
hne: ThTi and Subsegtien, Times soc. Der hne
Sc. per h,le srtrd chdroe on Stndavs
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18TH ST. l05 w.-Nicely furnished rooms to let.
with every comfort: French table d'hote q res
taurlnt
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CASH PAID for Jackpot Nickel in Slot ma
chimes; new or second hand. PAYNE 32s +.
3lSl 81.
The evening world., 1894-03-22
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ISIS MONTGOMERY. ais West lin, o.,
~, u Mirror y and all stage dances.
The evening world., 1894-03-22

ssTH ST. -. w-SIcely furnished room bed
room. housekeeping, 81. sugle room s. 80.
3UTli ST. 3hI " Nicely furnished large room;
every convenience: light housekeeping " de-
sired.
The evening world., 1894-03-22

5Sru ST, RIB Front back rooms, with
superior table; summer prices no moving
FIST ST., 66 w.-Sumuy room, with board, suit
able for or =; private family.