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| II 8, ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| Ryan, Geo W-20 acres, undivided half SEA
Of SEA sec 7, tp0s, rsw .,,,.,,,,,".,.,,
| Ryan, l. Pr-2i0 acres ne4 Of HeA SOC ~,
nwA NJ fnw4 SOC 33, wa 0E neA, El4 Of NV
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| shattuGk, O-2Al acres, lot Sam Mans.
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GH,rsW lots 10 and II subdivision of VIA
ofseA snd via Of pes4 sec rs tP9sFsw 2
| shattuek, Huldah-iO acres, lot I subdiYl.
sion Of ss4 0fnwA sec 2s tp 90 Tsw,.s3
Smell o N 10 acres, lot . simmons subdi-
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c0rnsT block 4 KiIkman addition thence
west 6Gg feet thence south 2gO feet,,,ttt,
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Friday pight ~ O'Clock. P9pj GleiPeT q; vi
Alex. HyHles, Y. o. NJ ID. Andlus SeeJ ~ "
NOAH EEcAsIPMExr.-W R. Joy, Q; P.j a. T.
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LAKE CHARLES LODGE No l65, +. g. 4. NJ
MeetsiR Masonic lodge room every first and
tlhrd Saturday evening 0f each In9Dth at y p.
III. A. M. Mayo, w. MI 5no. u. Poe, y. W.
j. NJ Foster, y, W y. II. pees, sec5 a. Big,
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
Boarders Wanted.
Cast Side.

Cast Side.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1888 SD std floor. ?
large. furnished rooms together or separately
with board, 81 81 person. or without: table board
- dinners 2Jc.
LENI,GTuN AVE. 49, Furnished pa rlors l.
rOOms, with or without board, At summer rates
central location; excellent Table; translenis.
summer terms
10TH ST. ~ E.--l.arss small rooms. with
conVenisnces: terms reasonable. board.
18TH ST.. IFS E.--2 handsome connecting rooms.
hot & cold water; ladies' sentleinsn; board OPP
tioEsl
l4TH ST SIC E.-s,na!l front rooms; excellent
board; $3.50 and IS weekly.
18TH ST, go E.--NiceIy furnished rooms. with
or without board summer rates.
slST ST 40 ELEGANT. cool rooms en- suite
sInsly; superior table, moderate terms. refer
ences exchanged
22D ST. 1s L, -iIsndsoms large small rooms.
excellent table, terms Moderate references.
~ II 81. Ia r. Large q small airy rooms;
board s.: superior lie; home comforts: early
breskfsS.
sOTH ST, a7 E-larse room, Win board 2
gentlemen, washing. home comforts with
widow; IS weekly
seTH ST. 1875 E.-Airy front room, asnInss con
veniences; home table private family. Ma
guire.
18th ST. s:s E;-NieeIy furnished rooms. with
or without board; sas. bath terms reasonable.
tO1H 81. .-s E.-.-..u,, -us ,OoAs. !arse a
small, with or without board; bath,
4sD ST, sl7 E.--s respectable men eGa have rood
board nice room,
iisTH ST. IL. E,-Elegant furnished rooms.
hath; gas; reception room: other rooms. 81 up
ilsTlI ST. 2.j E.-Nicely furnished rooms:
every convenience. excellent board; location
enc near l. station.
horn -, 10, r. Neatly furnished room
every accommodation, terms reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1869 Private family; J
handsomely furnished ruoms with DoEr!; also
'l-raut par OF foE dentist corner house,
LtNING AVE, lIl, near giilh 81 Hand
some ,0iuS, Vita boar, references.
LEXINGTON AVE, 7ll-Hands7mcly trrnishsd
front or hacS Mona with toarI s'-p hall room
MADISON AVE. csuer = L. 18th - Superior
rooms cuisine. tfansIrH;s sccomm dated
reasonable rates.
"D AVE. 1872, III Hcur front Comfortable room
board Tor c,rls; reasonable,
nm 81. =. b. Des.r,Ulr rooms, p!eHsaa'
nrig hborhood good tab,e; reasonable, table
board,
sIrH ST. lss F--AsnGso'aoly furnished suFie
double rooms; eAeslleHt table. trsasleats
taken.
i.riI ST, 800 E,-Lsrss 4 small rooms. with
board; terms moderate.
ltTH ST.. ssi ..-I.sfge handsomely Furnished
rooms; excellent table; references
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unfurnished Rooms to let.

AMSTERDAM AVE. = unfurnished rooms
beautiful, respectable, cheap. Dorian, box 6Ut
World Harlem.
GATH ST, ~ w.-Parlor K bed. room nice fla,
house, near Central Park; references eS.
changed. See janitor.
LEXINGTON AVE, lS7--Large iiout room
hail bedroom to lot reasonably.
nth ST., .8U W. -2ioons with closets in pri.
vutc hons. ST.. 4 z tors SO
I'D ST, $40 W. A large unfurnlshed room tt
rent.
PARtOR and 2 connecting rooms with bath
fiBt floor, W. llth st. near 9th ave. address
Americans, 10 ". IAth St, advertising office.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted
unfur,ished.

UNPUBLISHED.
TWO OR THREE. ROOM unfurnished fiat, with
Improvements; s. to $40: 10Th to 35th ST. Ad-
dressS., box $40 Uptown World.
WANTED, by "oung couple ., rooma light
housekeeping. private house. rent not exceed
ing $40. from 10th to l2sth st. cast side. j.,
boz 635 Harlem World.
WANTED-Cheap fat or tenement. JULIUS
T. HOFFMAN,, p. o. box 26e New York.
Z ROOMS d bath: &2s: must be all light rooms.
Kendall. @Ol w :ISth ST.
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MADISON AVE. 1875 Summers bells rooms 4
hath, completely furnished; elegant furniture
cool clean; excellent neiEhborhood; bargain, 81
Der week reduced for July August.
t0rH ST., 23l Il. Flat 3 cosy rooms, bath,
pretltly iunlshed 30 weakly. CIowell.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
miscellaneous.
2 rook,vn.

HENRY ST. c5i 4 sJ5. Brooklyn, near Wall and
south Particularly furnished rooms. all i'm
provements with nrst-el&ss board to -
weekly. %
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CLINTON ST.. 4,4-Fl.ts to let. list a ID, =
rooms; all light. large Handsomely decorated
' NIDDAGH ST.. ga rooms & bath, SIS
SIC; two minutes to the bridge,
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HOWARD AVE. cS-FErnished room In quiss
ne ghborhood with respectable American fam.
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Moth OF ,asth Street.

10TH ST. 81 w.-Handsome cool rooms g.
cellent board, near Central Park l. statioo3
references.
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lemon AVE. 3t2. near 125th st.-Elcgant hats
sis; janitor. WOOD MILLER, cl9 W. i2jth ST.
LEMON AVE. 500 Choice fats. 4 large. light
rooms T. bath, all improvements, 81. See JAM
Tor or WOOD a MILLER, 2is ". 125th It.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

SO, $40 sl4-UPPER and lower ,noorsi ali i'm;
provemeniS: Fulton l. to Ralph Station; 20
minutes to bridge. VallAId, GA Buffalo ave.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

FLATS: FLATS!
1857 Lafayette ave-, 9 rooms. 81:
40 Palmetto st., 4 rooms, 1ll;
ss4 Madison st., rooms, $40,
ll45 jefferson ave. rooms, $40;
e62 Putnam ave, rooms, S2l.
Owner, ii. Schmalstich. 962 Putnam ave Blyn.
FLATS 4 apartments near bridge: rents IS Il
$50. COOK. 90 sands St Brooklyn
BUFFALO AVE, 1888 elegant hats to let; al
improvements; rent $40: this months rem
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LAFAYETTE PLACE. :, near Neutrality-suspicious.
floor; 3 large. light rooms for family OF adultt
or business: also large connecting q large front
terms moderate.
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Furnlshed-West Side.

AMSTERDAM AVE. bO3. near saith st NIGEL.
T. furnished apartment to rent; piano, china, &c.
or0oms 4 bath: rent $50. Janitor.
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I8TU ST 2O1 w, near Broadway-Single =
double rooms, with good board, 50 70 $40.
iSTH II. ,li3 W.-Targr room hall room; mt.
class board; summer prices.
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WAVERLEY PLACE. I'll, between Charles
housekeeping; running water, bath; private house.
WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. l27-Nlceiy fur
nished roomE for gentlemen or light housekeep-
ing, private house.
I'M AVE, @UT4 I'd floor Several furnished
rooms: board optional Wiener
TIN AVE. I9ss-Furnished room; private fam.
lily; references Balfour's bell.
It'll AVE, 232s-Lsrge furnished front room; no
other boarders; blocks from l. station, Davis.
81 AVE, 2l-Furnished room; hight house
keep ng; = 80 per week: respectable party.
sTH AVE. lG7-lst nat; handsome. light. cool
rooms: running water. gas; $3.50 up.
9TH ST.. "a w.-Largs front room; all conve-
niences; IS; small rooms. from 81.
9TH ST. 20 W.-Nicely furnished. quiet rooms
near 9th ave; reasonable terms,
9TH ST. Il w.-FurnIshed rooms. frora so to
SCI week: all light.
18TH ST, 229 w.-HandsOmsly furnished large q
small rooms; running water: summer prices
lIin So, 10 ".-..sIgv q -.',a,. n'oI,s, nicely
inrn shed all Improvements; terms rtlSonshle.
I2rH ST, % W. Desirable double & singi.
| rooms; central; summer rates; southerners &C
! eommodated
lyTh ST. ia W.-Large L small nicely fur
nished rooms; AL convenience; references,
ETH ST, "a Furnished or unturnished rooms
! permanent or transient roomers; summer prices
references. --
i2Tn ST., asl v, -Fron, p.Ilor: /: gentlemen or
! !3IH ST., a2I W. Neatly furnished room for
| houseEctping; -, 20 per wecs. -------.-
l4TII ST., .:i;l ". -Resutifully furnished room
| piano; - week; also hall room references.
,5Tn ST. lGJ w.--I.srse small MONS; we'll
/ L,pl house all modern improvements.
nl'aed. housekeeping or . gentlemen, 80 ~
y Improvements: private house -
! isTH 81, 800 w.-Furnishai hall room with
clo ct. bah; private family gentlemen only;
] refrrpnce Farrell
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

NICE FLATS for small families; look at them
D rooms, bath; Improvements; convenient y
elevated h surface cars; reduced rents; Sll, $l2
Sl3. Apply 50 Reid ave,
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18TH ST. l2l Wool room, with excslls11
board. summer prices also table board.
l2sTH ST, 100 E.--Nicely furnished rooms. vttA
board & washing. $3.50 per week. Mrs. ElliotA
18TH ST is' w.-Pieasant rooms. with boards
also table board.
10th ST. 1853 w.-Rooms with without boaraj
hot d cold water, table board. -. - :.
BATHsATE AVE, i724 u74th st. s;Aton)-Bdus
Gated French family; finely furnished roonsj
board SIS week.
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GENTLEMAN can obtain large. cool room In re-
fined family. Room box So World Harlem.
NICE PARI.OR & bedroom to let TO man wife
BOARD for lady only. Address Louis. World
Branch 25t S,h ave.
BARGAINS Boarding 4 furnished room houses
easy terms; guaranteed Income. Lardner 4
Buckley, 100 ". t2d ST.
country. Apply 81 High Il, brooklyn:
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SANDS st. 100, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4.room fiat
all light a improvements; near bridge entrance
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Wsat Side.

BARROW ST., ~ single 4 double room rum
| ming water; American family: terms 'ow.
DOMINICK ST. is-Large q small furnish cd
| rooms; bath hot 4 cold water. with or with
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

West Side.
46TH sr. sos W. To let . large, cool rooms In
apartment house. Mastiu.
4TTH ST, 12b w.-Large, handsomely fur
nished room for gentleman.
47rH 81, 10 W. Good. cool rooms TO let; sum
mer prices
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

CLARK ST., el-Large Il small roons, with OF
without board table boarders socommodste4
PINEAPPLE 81, o. Brooklyn : Pieassns
roonisi excellent board; Q minutes issa,
bnakei " love -------- ., .-.e.,- o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
MOZART MUSIOAL Il.
A Large Audience Enjoys an h1ceiieh'
Progrn'~me.

4 large and appreciative auulehce o.
,onsic lovers gathered in the Academy
OF Music last evening 10 listen 10 d H 10.
ENJOYABLE musicale, under tht aDSP4~01
of the Mozart Association. -,
The talent engaged Tor the ocSas.oh " 80
Eleinschmidt contralto; capt. +. W =
CUNNINGHAM. tenor; Ai1. Anton haspdr'
vioiinist. and Mr.. Jacob keinharut, &c
companist. The programme was a wen
selected one both vocal and instrumental
and consisted Of selections from such
masters as Mascheroni Ardu, Rossinl.
and De Beriot, which were SUNG ana
nlaved I'm a manner that would please
Inc most difiGent critic of the muses.
arts. - -.
rich and we'll trained soprano voice, sang
for her first number Rossini's Bel
Eaggio.' In an sdmiraole manner. ou'
inc risibles Of the audience appeared 10
he untouched by her rendition of tbs
difficult piece. and 70 rcmain.d Tor ner
10 capture them with Ardlts waltz
"Porla She was forced 10 respond 10
an encore. and sang Annie Laurie"
Miss Adile Kleinschmidt sang Masche-
RANTS ETERNITY" with violin obiigata,
plaved by Mir Anton Kaspar. with clear
and resounding ccntralto voice. that was
thoroughly in keeping with the artistic
violin accompaniment Of Mr.. Kaspar.
Mr.. Anton Kaspar. master OF ms IN
striiment. played be BeriOts Ninth Con-
certa." a difficult as wen as beautiful
selection with an artistic touch that re-
moved all harshness and gave his rendi-
tion an intonation that was pleasing.
or Capt Frank Cunninghams singing
IL is useless TO say any more imam that
II was the same sweet tenor and he sang
with the marked degree OF freedom that
is natural to candidate who has no
OppOsition I'm a primary election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
Wedding tftjfe

White satin or MORE gowns for April
weddings are being made in rather more
elaborate style than those OF last spring.
The round waist has a short basque Of
either satin or lace and is draped with
lace arranged as a wide collar. a bib
or as bretelles. Soft chiffon Is some
times gathered as a vest. and forms a
stock and cravat bow in most becoming
fashion. Sleeves are Of great fitness.
and are either Of draped mutton-leg shane
or else with the familiar balloon Duff 10
the elbow.
The skirt is slightly draped on each hip.
making the first three breadths represent
a long oversNirt caught up highest on
the left and held there by garland Of
orange blossoms extending down 10 the
foot and showing below bit OF n plain
satin skirt or a lace hounce The train
averages eighty inches In length. though
some OF the "Givinely tall girls who now
dominate the scene require nincty-fve-
inch trains There are as many breadths
az are required for full pleats. or else
the back IS in princesse breadths that
fall gracefully under the veil.
A wreath Of orange blossoms is arrang
cd I'm the shape OF 2 small high tiara. and
placed far back on the brides head, above
a high soft coil OF the hair To this the
tulle veil is attached 10 fall full and long
on the back and sides. IL the veil Is
worn over the face during the ceremony
II should be slit up the middle, and
drawn back on the sides with the other
folds or else a small short veil quite sen
arate should be added for the front. AZ
this can he easily removed. The dress
maker cuts the veil when the dress Is
being tried on for the last time, sharing
Il to curve properly with the train and
pleatirg It TO the wreath. The whole
paraphernalia should then be put away
out of sight until the weddlnS-cay' III
order. SAYS the dressmaker. that me
expression Of the gown may not be lost
-Harper's Bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
PERSONAL IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts Ab1uI Richmond Citl-
Gems and Other Matters.


Rev r. c. Jett, Of Staunton. Va, is
i'm the city.
MIR j. r. Hopkins. Of Washington, is
at the Hotel Lexington.
The condition Of Rev. DR. Whitfield was
unchanged at a late hour last night
The widow Of Rev DR.. d. g. Winfree
is very III at her home in Chesterfield.
Miss Maggie Pratt. Of Caroline county
is the guest Of the Misses Harrison, No
2302 east Broad street.
There viii be meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association to-day at IL A. NJ.
There was a runaway yesterday about
- O'Clock at the Old Market. No one was
hurt. and the only damage was 10 the
wagon.
There will be a meeting Of the Ladies'
auxiliary OF the Young Mems Christian
Association on Tuesday. April 81. at IL
A. NJ. \ full attendance is desired.
The first annual commencement OF the
University College Of Medicine Will be
held next Thursday night. Hon. FaOius
H. Busbee. of Raleigh, viii be the orator.
The residence of Mr. Gall. corner
Thirty-ffth and Marshall streets was en-
tered Saturday night between and y
o'clock by white man and two coats
were taken from the hall rack. lie was
discovered and shot at several times.
Coroner Taylor yesterday viewed the
body Of Harry Green (coloreO. who
dropned dead about II 80 O'Clock Satur-
day night. while seated in the bar-room
of William West, No. 400 west Leigh
street CDR Taylor being Of the opinion
that death was caused by apopleXy, con-
s.dered an inquest unnecessary.
An intoxicated guest of the Lexington
Hotel Yesterday made some uncompli-
mentarv remarks about some of the
Young ladies OF the Washington choir,
v,bo ,cere staVine at that popular hos
felrv. which were overheard by some OF
the male observation-disclosures. The prompt
removal Of the maudlln Ohender ended
what threatened TO be a serious affair.
A cablegram was received here Satur-
day announcing the marriage IN London
OF Mr.. W. ". Brauer and Miss Eihe
Raynour. The groom Is the son of Mr.
IT, c. Brauer. Of HcnricO, and a brother
of Fred. Rrauer. Jr lie is a popular
young man. well-known IN Richmond.
and has been for several years past en-
gagged in the cattle business abroad.
The changes in the post-ofiice hereto
fore mentioned went into effect yesterday
as follows: Capt f.. j. Levy superlntend-
emf Of the register division. vice Mr.. Wray
knight. removed: Mr.. Peachy 6. Harrl-
son. chief OF the mOney-Order division.
vice Mr.. j. \. Mclaughlin removed;
Mr. Arthur ". Lee stamp clerk, vice Mr..
Il. T.. Bernard, transferred and who DIS
places Edward Thompson.
Mir. George ). Crenshaw who has re-
Gently accented the position Of business
manager with the Christian Guide Pub
lshing Company. Of Louisville, Ky, was
on Yesterday presented with q handsome
gold chain by the Nest-End Christian
Mission sunday school. Mr.. Crenshaw
was one OF the originators OF this school.
and. prior 10 leaving the city, is super
ntendent. The presentation was made
by Mr. C. A Zincke.