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The evening world., 1894-08-08
TILT WITH CLAUSEN.
Another squabble Over the Mill
ion-Dollar Appropriation.
Bell Objects to Any More Of That
Contract Work.
Paving of One Of the Transverse
Roads Delayed.

There was another tilt at the meeting
of the Park Board to-day over the ques-
ton of spending the balance of the
million dollar appropriation. President
Clausen and Commissioner Bell were
the parties to the argument.
The subject came up when the paving
of the Transverse road through Cen
trail Park at Ninety-seventh street was
discussed. The point was: Should the
work be done by days work or by con-
tract.
President Clausen said the Board Of
Estimate and Apportionment rejected
the estimate for paving Fifth avenue.
from Ninetieth to One Hundred and
Tenth street, based on days work. be-
cause it was too high. He asked the
Board to proceed with caution In the
matter.
well, /, for one, am not in favor of
doing any work by contract under the
million-dollar appropriation" exclaimed
Mr.. Bell. 1--WE got this money to spend
1t in days work, and we should do so y
Would you be in favor then Of re
the rfsSaton asked * Pay res Fh
That, depends on conditions" was
the reply I'll think 1t over"
the work might be given out by con
tract on condition that none but citi-
Gems be employed.
straus that none but citizens could be
employed on public works under the
MIR. Bell moved to lay the. matter over,
ciae s MAS who sa said 1p he newspapers had
accused the Board of delaying park
work for campaign purposes. He
Mr. BELL insisted on his motion. which
prevailed. He wanted time to think the
question over. Enginesr Kellogg wat
instrysted to prepare plans for paving
The landscape Architect was asked
the east driveway in Central Park. op.
Policeman James P. Larkin was re.
tired. on half pay. He Is physically dis.
abled. ,oI Larkin has been on the force
1t was decided to pave Cathedral Park
way, from Seventh avenue to Riverside
Drive. The engineer was directed to pre-
pare the plans and specified tions
increasing the salaries Of doormen on
the Park. police from $500 to 900, as
authorized by. the last Legislature. Nc
w. II. Hodgins. the lowest of the
three highest In lire Of promotion, was
elected Sergeant to. take the place OF
seTg i fered M Sast votea fo1
Edward T. AlcorI.. al no stood SO pei
cent. on the civil Sc :. se list, and on the
second ballot for James McGlynn, 81
Ier cent Mr.. Bell said he had no choice
Judge Happen held out for Hodgins, who
was chosen on the third ballot. all unit
ing on him.
CITY Chamberlain oDohohue. in 9
letter to Judge Tappen recommended
the appointment of Hodgins.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
DIED IN the STREET.
John Trippett Expired in Front
of the Equitable Building.
He Was Taken Suddenly with a
Hemorrhage.
Before an Ambulance Could Arrive
He Was IA Corpse.

A man OF about sixty years OF age,
and In apparently good circumstances,
dropped dead In front OF the Equitable
Building this morning at a little before
IL o'clock.
As he fell to the sidewalk blood gushed
from his mouth and nostrils. An ambu-
lance call was sent. but before the am
bulance arrived from the Chambers
Street Hospital the man was dead.
The ambulance surgeon said that he
had died from hemorrhage of the lungs.
The body was removed to the Old slip
police station. and latter to Duffy's I'M
dertaking establishment at 50 Green
witch street.
The man was about feet 7 inches in
height and was dressed In pepper and
salt suit, an outing shirt and white
straw hat.
There were sl.27 in change in his
pockets and seven letters, all addressed
To John Trippett, Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
one of the letters was from Lawyer
John u, Mayo, OF 800 Broadway.
Mr.. Mayo was seen at his ONCE, and
said that Mr.. Trippett was an old ac-
Quaintance OF his and came originally
from Duchess County. lie was for
merly employed by Coffin a Co., rail
road contractors, but was not a man OF
means He was unmarried and had no
relatives In this city.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
MUST, LEG OR NO LEG.
Justice Grady Sends an Ambu-
lance After a Defendant.
Lawyer Pleads that Heinrlch's Leo
Is in a Plaster Cast.
But the Magistrate Is Tired Of
Hearing That Excuse.

Justice Grady. who sat in the Tombs
Police Court this morning, adopted the
unusual method Of sending an ambu-
lance to the home of man who was
wanted on the charge of grand larceny
This was after n long wrangle with the
lawyer for the accused, and his instruc-
lions to the sergeant of the court squad
were to have the man on hand by 2
O'Clock, whether sick or we'll.
The alleged offender is John Heinrich
jr., ex-Secretary of the Star Building
and Loan Association, who is accused of
appropriating some of the Associations
money to his own use.
Heinrich was arrested on warrant
obtained by Christian Peterson. Presi-
dent of the Association. on June % last.
The specific charge was that he had re-
ceived s56 from one of the members and
failed to turn It over.
Heinrich was arrested at his home, 10l
Varick street, and on being arraigned
pleaded not guilty, and demanded an
examination. The case was set down
for July 4. Michael Kennedy, a Beach
street liquor dealer. supplying the Loo
bail.
On the date named Heinrich failed to
appear but the Justice was shown a
certificate from DIR. Z. J. -Musgrove, OF
So Monroe street, to the effect that the
accused had sprained his leg and was
confined to his bed The case has been
adjourned four times since then. On
each occasion fresh certificate was
produced showing that the mans leg
was encased in plaster of Paris.
The case was up again this morning,
and Lawyer Philips produced another
certificate similar to the others. He
was angry. He asked dozen questions
or SO, and then told Lawyer Philips he
should have his client In court by
o'clock. =, -
II cannot do So"
But you must" cried the Judge
This Court has stood enough of this
Even Il his foot Is in plaster. he can get
down here"
Lawyer Philips protested. and then the
Justice broke In:
Very well, then; since you won't have
him here. l will get him myself"
The lawyer laughed, but stopped when
Justice Grady called for the Sergeant.
Ring up an ambulance and go to
that man here without fail. Take him
out of bed If he is in it. Get him here
any way"
Before the Sergeant departed Lawyer
Philips pleaded that as his client was
out on bail he could not be dragged to
court in that manner.
He will not be out on bail when we
bondsman has surrendered him, or
| rather, he will to-day"
This staggered the lawyer, who hur.
ried out.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
$500 BONDS FOR ANDERSON.
Must Keep Peace with Mrs. Cheno-
veth for Two Months.

love AFFAIR between Orville NJ. Anderson
and Mrs Thirza Chenoweth, OF l0l West
Ninety-seventh street, the story Of
which was published in yesterdays
Evening World" were further venti-
lated in Harlem Court this afternoon.
Both Mrs. Chenoweth and Anderson
produced lot of witnesses. and as the
result of the examination Anderson was
held in $500 bonds to keep the peace for
two months. He was sent to a cell to
await the arrival OF bail.
Mrs. Charoweth threatening letter,
in which he requested that she cease
speaking about him to other occupants
OF the house.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
SLATER PLEADS GUILTY.
Admits selling Two Lots on False
Representations.

George Slater, well-appearing young
man. was brought back to this city from
Philadelphia to-day by Detective-Sergt
Holland, of Police Headquarters, and
before Recorder Smyth pleaded
guilty to grand larceny In the second
degree. He was remanded to the Tombs
to await sentence.
The complainant was Peter McQueue,
of 3OS West Twenty-sixth street, Slater
was formerly in the employ OF Alfred
Edwards, President of the Rockaway
Park Improvement Company. on July
10. il Is alleged. he went to McQueue
and on false representations sold him two
lots. for which he received $40. The
sale. II is claimed, was fraud.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
NO CHANGE IN THE STRIKE.
supt. snyder Does Not Think the
Bricklayers VIII Quit.

There is practically no change in the
school strike. The latest report re-
ceived by Supt, Snyder is from Con-
tractor Mahoney. who stated that two
carpenters employed In building an out
door closet In the rear OF the grammar
school at one Hundred and Eighty
had quit their work.
Reports have also been received show
ing that some OF the men who had re-
'I In regard to the r1mor thai the
bricklayers were going 10 strike, the
Superintendent said this morning: II
have heard nothing to that effect, and
do not believe that Il Is tfue."
The evening world., 1894-08-08
A FAIR WOMAN IN POLITICS.
she Wins Over a Rival BY q Prom
Use of Marriage In North Dakota.

(By Associated Presf.)
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. ga paper pub
lished at Forman. N. D., brings out a
romantic incident In connection with the
nomination by the Republican State
Convention of Miss Emma +. Bates, of
Valley City. to be State Superintendent
of Schools.
Miss Bates had charge Of her own
canvass for the nomination and found
formidable opponents in John II. Devine
and Prof. J. II. Holland. She was able
to sidetrack the latter by making herself
solid with the Young Mems Republican
League. She then entered into negotia-
tions with Mr.. Devine, first demanding
unconditional surrender. This he re-
fused
After further negotiations, 1t is aid,
he agreed to pull off the track provided
she would, II elected State Superintend-
ent, make him her deputy and marry
him into the bargain. After some de-
liberation she agreed to do this, pro-
vided he would stump the State for her.
This was also agreed to- As he Is a
powerful speaker, Miss Bates is con-
coded to have made the shrewdest po-
litical deal yet known.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
A CARB0Y OF ACID BREAKS.
Presence of Mind of q Passer-By
saved the Driver from Injury.

A carboy containing ITS pounds Of
vitriol broke while being unloaded from
a wagon in front of the bottlinB estab-
llshment OF william Ward & Co, JEFF
ferson street and East Broadway to-
day.
the trousers OF the driver OF the wagon
and burned a large hole through them.
Lawrence Mcclure. who was standing
by, threw a bucket of water over the
man and saved him from serious injury.
The breaking of the carboy was prob
ably due 10 flaw In the glass.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
RECEIVERS ATTACKED
Atohison Committee Want Rain.
hart and McCook Removed
The President Hasn't Received liz
ties Report % Vet
Wall Street Excited by che vsrises
Rumors.


ehor.iy ai.er noon to-oey wall 1872
was surp.,seu ny he nno s,s
'hat tne Atcn.soh Ffo'eeuvs
zation Committee. OF wnicn neouore
w. Myers Is Chairnan' mas w.sn 70
PRESIDENT KING. OF the Union trust
Company uus'ees uhuer ~ ene norS
sases. requesuns MN 70 .sAe son,e
uoh TOT the removai oi neccav ''l,. n 49,
mart ana Mcoook On tns sIune 49,
they are irresponsible anu uhla 70 no'~
'ne pos'uoh OF mahsse tne susin
Wneh tresioent nns
saruihs lhis fequest ne se"
nothing to say ior puplcation. AZ
ported tnat tne letter mas Deen rsrs .
TO hessrs. Wheeier, FeA lla . snr
eounsei ior tue onloh ifus. ~ 49,
Col. 'ohh D.. McSooA' one VI tne
celVers nameu apose; vs. 49, ,ss.'.. 49, ~.
once IN the Equitauie Duns ~
aiter 'he news oi ne ee.n "a
Myers Commt.ee W. $1,000 w
ue'iAeu " .s-s. 80. 1900
cent Nehnsr. - aown ss. =
not De louhu IN n'' o"" " ."e 1850
tne receVss. A. ~.
Inc sta.einent e"Douu IN
quest Oh .he @yels ....s -. -.
noVs. .. .ne $500. ~ ~ $3.50
Col. MccooA u mreSpons.p. -.
70 noo .ne pos'uon " -
saroeo Dy hnan u 49,
aosuru, as nis tess. eu.'es anu
are OF the nisneSt otu. - ~
| IL sehefaiy thousn' 'ns, 4sss..ss
TINS statemeht' 80 isr - snss.s-.
af. ooA' -. 49, ~ s..r
has oversnot tine marx. anu 'ns' va
| only weakeh 'ner cAuse
AS 10 mar. Heihna" 'ne op
unuer tne piesen' Ss a.. iA...
couid reure "''hou' INJURY W ' -'-s
OF the ROAD. 1880.
IN Ionhuon WIZ" I.s.,.,s 49,.
anu EXPERT Aeeouh.3'
rumor was current IN wan Stree. CIT
cies tnat tne iormer ".s -.
something OIL Vicunh w 'he Aseeiss
ton committee.
Inc iatter' ,hlousn e 1890
stated carry TINS nlo,nne .nN. ~
OF Little report hau oeen SEM W me-
Remnant
inquiry at the ia..e o 49,
as AT tne oHices oi tue ieee'vA eee
the statement that NOT hie oi mt
Litties report hau oeen seen W '
feinhart or any OF ms ir'enos,
secretary hoiDe persisteo IN ms sta.s-
meht that 'he report nse ooe" sns
Remnant out declined 10 sve my ue-
tahs OF now was cent anu .ne 1.s
hart party continued 10 reply tnst sney
hau ""t eeeh H. un'" 'e .
Wall street that there was = ce.ey N
the WOOD phe anu tha' "e'hnsf'
Deins fooieu. -. -
In connection with this there va
rumor 10 tne eHeet thet = msAo -
been round IN Ltues report Wnca
reetihed made the charses IN he Or
isnai report OF over-statemenn 9. M
come. &C. hxzie out 10 sreat eAtenI
and that the long delay In fulmsnlns
the Atchison PRESIDENT WIN = Coy ~
owing 10 the TACT that the "hoie 'cpo's
nau 10 De re"rit'en'
AT O'Clock secretary hoooe va
again seen He was toid tnat Mr. sem.
hart stiil adhered 10 the statement tnst
ne mad not seen any COPY OF tne Aau'e
report. Mr.. hoooe sun save tne nm
preston that tine report mao Deen sens
10 Neinhart' put again reiused 20 sss
any details. -
When tod tne rumors aooas tne s.ress
said that as a matter OF fact there had
-. .so.,s, s.,sx a, ...,,.L ~.
been an unexpected Delay IN Eett1uk OUT
The evening world., 1894-08-08
TO ARREST MISS HAYL0CK.
DR.. Nixon, Who Is Suspected of In
fnn,icide, StiIl at Large.

BELVIDERE. N. j.. Aug. 6,-The Cor
oner this morning decided to arrest Miss
Ella Haylock. the reputed mother OF the
child who Is supposed TO have been muir
dered by DR. Warford Nixon.
The doctor fled yesterday after hear
ing the testimony given at the inquest.
He has not been heard from since. He
Is said to be the father OF the child Miss
Haylock having lived with him.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Thinks He Got "a "Knocker-Out."

John Y. Jennings a machinlst. Of lss One Hun
breath street visited Jersey city yesterday and
last night went TO Van BrechtoRs saloon. in
PsvoniA avenue. Jennings had some drinks which
he thinks we're drugGed. He lost CONSEQUENCES.
gone John Harpnett and John D arteu were ar
rested on suspicion Of being implicated In The
robbery.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
CANARY PUT UNDER BONDS.
Justice Entertained n Complaint of
DisorderIy Conduct.

George F. Hopper, who had Manager
Thomas Canary. OF the Casino, arrested
for an alleged assault. told his story to
Judge Voorhis. at Jefferson Market
Court, to-day. Then Mr.. Canary gave
his version, and they didn't agree at all
Canary alleged that instead of striking
Hopper he had been assaulted by the
latter. In the struggle, he said. Hopper's
eye had been blackened.
Justice Voorhis entertained a complaint
OF disorderly conduct and Canary was
put under $500 bonds, which was fur
nished by Harry Miner.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
A Counties. Travel. second Cabin.

Among the second cabin passengers on the Penn
land from Antwerp this morning was the Coun-
teas dc stirling and four children The Rhynlsnd
also nom Antwerp, arrived to-day.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
JAPS' CLUB IN CHICAGO.
Opens Its Doors and It's News
Sources to the American Public.

sources 10 the American Pubic.
(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO, Aug. S.-The Japanese Club
has opened its doors to the American
public. seeking information about japan
and the war that II is waging against
China. The room in the Adams Express
Building is handsomely furnished. A.
kerdzumi, who was one of the Worlds
when the club-room was visited.
"As yet" he said, 1--WE are not under
way, but in a few days we will be.
We will have the latest news by wire
from Japan, and will keep on file all the
latest daily papers which we will fully
translate for such information about the
war as may be sought"
The evening world., 1894-08-08
NO NUISANCE AT CASANOVA.
sanitary Experts Report In Favor
OF supt. Roberts's Company.

sanitary Engineer A. J. Koen. CT the
S oaru OF Health, submitted report to
s.pt' Roberts to-day on the complaints
residents of Casanova against the
Bay Land Improvement Company.
y, which supt. Roberts is a director. The
SComplaints were to the effect that the
ssrhhppany was filling in the swamps with
theragsse. and that the odors arising
IRON were almost unbearable.
yisin.ee. sanitary Engineer replies that he
f1unJp iasanova repeatedly. and always
WAS mat the surface Of the swamps
fresh covered several Inches deep with
n.insce to make suggestions as 10 the
atenadlh process. an dthey were at once
cause TO- He says there Is now no
made ioI complaint Chemist Martin
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Paid sIo,s4O for Car Licenses.

City Clerk benjamin.. Of Brooklyn. this morn
ing received a check for nos.e from President
Ls~iA Of sSs Brooklyn Heights Railroad Com
paLy In pa yAent OF licenses for bts cars
The evening world., 1894-08-08
BATTLE WITH MINERS.
One Man Killed and Two Men
wounded Mt In Sale, III.
CBy Associated Press,J

LA SALE. H.. Aug. a-A fight took
place this morning between deputy
sheriffs and Polish miners.
one man was killed and two men were
wounded
The evening world., 1894-08-08

ina motion Of AbfsAAh / iIlfbaa u n ~
leased from LadieS strsst Jan. where ~ vss
taken I sssk 10. has b.sa dsaisa " jpass
pookstlser. Of the ces5t y q.Aniop fl<>A. ~
IL hsld II dsfalit q 500 ball IL - 80 =
his wife for An absolute disefeA 49,,
The evening world., 1894-08-08

ELEcTRorosE. 1l22 Broadway. Electro
poise. -
The evening world., 1894-08-08

D. read The Evening worldi
20 you read the sandsy Woridf
The evening world., 1894-08-08

The World will give your Houses, Rooms
i"S &c sd. over 475, 600 ninser.
-, tions'' All such ads. go free -
in The Evening World
~ every Thurs
The evening world., 1894-07-27
furnished Rooms to let.
etooklyr.

G0Lp 81, iiB Large. square front alto la
rOom; nicely furnished Improvement geu.
tlemen, references.
HENRY 81. -, SfcckNn. near hridEt Large
comfortably fWri.he& rooms complete lot house.
keeping ul gentlemen
JOHNSON 81. il.-Ni,cl furnished room. run.
hing wa'er
MlhpArli 81, - LARGE X small ailN rooms.
mlOui"N ~ rrdEs. terry terms lew
81 81 FER WEEk-iarrc. iIRht single room sod
lct~lr. Is ninutcf wslE from bridge II
hoy Inn Mnrll
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Real Estate for SaIe-BrookIyn.

LOTS, Bay Ridge Heights 500 each ssh dow n
'llt square. BrCoEly
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One TIme coo per line: second Tine. lie, per
hae: third and Subsequent Times, I5c. per line.
No extra charge on Sundays
ErsTy NOnI y aud thursday until opt rs mil
b. THE WORLDS " HOUSE AND HONE
UAr." Al ddrertiSe0,:Ias OF nj. Iiles o. rs
appea, i,g an Ter the CLASSIFICATION IN { SuntGy
amt 7bmrsdoy morning cduions o. The WORLD
uU Le tgpeated m tie AWNING WORLD 'or
Monday ami ThUIsdd, n,s ofcia.g.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Horses, Carriages, &C.

AT HALF VALUE, s se,vlceable horses, $25 TO
SEQ: week trial; baIgsiu. los Freeman 81. 4
Greenpoint.
FOR sALE--One OF the oldest hest equipped &
: best paying livery work stables in the city
lssse Of property for ) or 10 years. reasonable
rent; none but responsible reliable parties need
apply, osner retiring from business. Address NJ
s box 2s3 World. uptown.
FOR SALE. cheap, . horses and double truck
leaving the city. Apply al ASA ON ave.
HORSE, S55: top delivery wagon aud harness,
s,5; top buggy, SO. Grocer, ODD West 5Wh ST.
HORSE FOR SALE. suitable for carriage. Ad
diess p. y. box 2i5 stapleton.
MyLEs-Team OF mules for sale; 10 be sold for
want Of use. $40 Myrtle ave. Brooklyn.
NEW STINERS RuNABOC SO: sidebar top
buggy. SS5: doctors buggy. $40: coupe Rock.
way, S2Tb; warranted; trade or exchange.
PRITCHARDs, 463 Dean ST.. Brooklyn.
NEW, 2.sested wagon, worth Sl25, will sell for
$50. 116 South 4th ST.. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

$50 Bl.N> established business, paying Sl2
We ~, requiring one hours time each week:
owner leaving city. Friday afternoon and even.
lng RNRNf-, 2to West 4lst ST
$50 WILL. pUY legitimate business, established
nve years. For interview address Boa 1870 7S1
eh
The evening world., 1894-07-27
l.. A. LINDE,

100 West Stth ST., corner Broadway, maAes spe-
eislty OF teaching persons to dance who have az
,e:apted and failed 10 learn at other academies;
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught: afternoon aad evening classes; esss
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge. open all summer,
nprN ALL stMMER-wa,tE and all fashion.
apIe dances taught rapidly; circulars hNlCh-
ERROr KER CON sERNATORI. u ". 18th St
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Real Estate Wanted.
Real Estate to Exchange.

LFAsEHoLDS. 49, I'd and 3o6 East
Houston 81. rents. ~ $50: trade for 3-story
fiat in Brooklyn HENRY FRlEDE, ~ Lawton
ST., Brooklyn.
$40 600, DWELLING. 10 rooms; bath. stable,
fruits: l25xlOn: trolley to Brooklyn. uN-
MORTGAGEn, World.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
THE BRISTOL,
10 TO 10 Z. 1lth st, near Sth ave: comfortable
family house very moderate termA

West Side.
BEDFORD 81, 81 RoomsS board ladies So. So
gentlemen 81 per week.
CnARLEs ST, l 3 Bosrders wanted, good
board: home comforts; gas X bath.
9TH IT. 2s ". Pleasant targ. q small rooms
at moderate prices. With tolrd.
10TH ST., ~ W: Single double rooms. with
board reasonable prices.
lirH ST $50 ". Rooms With board Tor 2
rent 500 sli central.
18TH ST, 523 W-Bcarders wanted 81 so week
or light hall rooms, furnished; private family.
Burke.
18TH ST. 35s w,-A to IS weekly. nrst-ciaiu
| board pleasant rooms. bath, home comforts.
18TH ST. 81 w-Board superior table. 81: nne
| rooms, 81. 80 up: bath. convenient To l.,
2lsT ST lss w-Comfortsbv furnished rooms
double single. with or without board. table
| board
FIST ST. :0s ". Small 4 large Handsomely fur.
nishsd rootns superior table, good location
sumner prices
.?D ST. sIs w. Chelsea House-Rooms. with
board. sinsiy or en- suite. permanent or tran.
silent
24rH ST. BIZ Comfortable rooms, good
hoard: sa>, bath early breakfast: moderate,
18TH ST, 30s w.-Handsome. large also hall
room excellent table, ladies' or gentlemen;
3lsT ST, 30 W. -Parlor or Cd floor; suits or sin.
Rly:eNcellent board.
32D ST., 20 W. Newly furnished rooms, with
SUPERIOR table; new proprietorship; open all
sITH ST 2ii w.-Newiv furnished parior noor.
suitame doctor. dentist other rooms, day
board; uansients.
3TH ST. 1853 W.-Bosrd.& rooms; select parties
only: cuisine par excellence: references. Lana
drid.
Bath st. 2n w.-Doub'e 4 single rooms. "a 4
sd nors. southern exposure good table; rea-
| sonable.
3sTH ST. 25I w.-Large & hall rooms with rrst.
class board moderate.
3SrH ST. 2lO W-Central: large, desirable
well furnished rooms; running water; ample
closets board optional
18TH sr., 22l W, near Broadway Handsome
| back parlor
| 18Th ST. 3lS Wood board single a double
rooms gents, IS; ladies. reasonable good ac.
| oommodations.
5IsT ST. Az W-Niceiy furnished rooms all i'm.
| provemenls. with board CHANNEL.
53D ST, 80 W. o. Hand Somely furnished rooms :
every convenience, board Tor two $40 4 H. !,
single rooms, 80.
18Th ST; 337 & 33a W. Handsomely tur
| nshed room; excellent table; French 'uisine
| table board.
7ITH ST, " select board; southern 'amily;
references. Cashier, Post Oth"e box PISS
| s2p ST. 81 w.--Comfortable summer home hand.
some rooms. nicely furnished. excellent table f.,
| reasonable
| siTH ST" II W.-Large rooms in select house
sransients taken Tor summer months, reference
sTH ST, II W.-lArge rooms in select house
| trAnsients taken for summer months reference.
THE PARK. lOl Wsverley place-Bosrders wanted
| by day or week: also nne rooms. excellent
table; references.
| YOUNG WOMAN would Ike to take care Of a
nahy. Mrs. Moore. 3t7 nh ave.
North OF "a th Street.
18TH ST., I'll W. Room. with hest Of hoard
summer prices, also table board.
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Real Estate for Ssic--lore Island.

BIC BARGAIN in Corona. room house and
barn. with lots corner, Tor -, 200. 81 10
cash. balance eau remain II desired.
sCHAEFER. l5p BrcadwaN.
FOR ALI Antyville. LII near Great south
BAY, house II rooms. iot i5oN2ou. water in
house bathroom. electric Nght, furnaces stable
for three horses: -. 900 cnsh: mort age s., 800
T.. II. HtisE. 4 and West lith Il.
81 sO) CASH 1000 MORTGAGE. will buy g.sto-r
H-room house, fruit trees. Address ELSER
s5b lathrcr St, Astoria, Long lsltani CttS.
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