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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
HAS RODGERS sw1rCHEDq

a story That He VIM Testify Against
the city ln the Big sewer Case
lit is said that John T. Rodgers who
has been the assistant city engineer until
the new salary ordinance went into effect
last Monday, has turned against the city
ito the Decker Mullins 81 Berry sewer
case for @2l9.00O damages. Last Tues
day morning Rodgers took the plug to
Kansas City. Dick Mullins and the
other sewer contractors live there. Since
then Rodgers has been at Lawrence. He
has not been put On the stand BY the
plaintiffs in the case, but he u not there
in the interests ST the city.
The charge that Rodgers has turned
against the ci-y is made by present
City officer and an eA-eity officer. lf il
is true shows wrong spirit TO say the
least. for In the five years of Mr. Rodgers
employment 10y the city he has been paid
at She rate of 800 q month.
III is remarkable fact alsos that thus
far during the trial Of the sewer case and
at the present time, there is not a city
witness on the ground, and D. G. Tillot-
son and S. =. Lsenhart are the only rep-
resentatives of the city in Lawrence. The
witnesses for 1ha defense, about 40 of
them, VIII 60 down probably tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
m LUCY STONES NA1TE-


Ladies 81 the Equal Suffrage Association
Hold an Interesting a1eetins.
If Music Hall had been packed FULL Ell
the Lucy Stone memorial service yester-
day afternoon, there would today be a
wider knowledge of the womanly worth
OF one who spent her life for humanity.
Interesting papers were read by Mrs.
Lydia @. Case and Mrs. T s.. Lyon,
touching the life history % this gifted
courageous, self-sacri6cing woman.
The Morgan sisters added very much
to the interest of the meeting 8y their
several songs. There was one written
especially for the occasion BY Miss Nina
Lillian Morgan, and read with much eN-
preston hy Mrs. Morgan before the sing
ing. It Will he sent for publication to the
Woman's Journal, the paper for 50 many
years edited by Alrs- stone in connection
with her husband and daughter.
1t was voted 10 repeat the exercises
with some features Of interest at Music
Hail. Thursday. March 1st
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
At THE CITY HALL.
WHERE DOES ER. RODGERS SGAHD2

Has Ho Turned Against the City I'm
the sewer Ci.se e-orher city Mat
fers-
Since North Topeka was divided into
a separate police district the police oti-
GERS have been trying 10 decide whether
or not they shall put their resolution to
this effect. which was originally more
BLUFF for The benefit of the council than
anything else, into real operation by the
establishment On the north side or
police station - be equipped with 2
iailer. sergeant patrol wagon ana other
accessories 0f a well regulated police
The commissioners and officers are in
clined to think this would be q meritor-
ious move, and one that could be
put into force without much e1-
that more than one petition asking Tor
better police facilities in North Topeka
Al being circulated in the First ward,
and it is expected that these petitions
viii have some weight iii helping the
com toner's decide the matter.
A police Officer said Il a Journal re-
porter today: "Ihe fact IS not disputed
NV anyone that North Topeka is entitled
to better protection than we are able to
give them under the present arrange
ment Topeka has reached a point
where 10 lis necessary to expand and
not another town in the west the size Of
Topeka but that has more than one
police station.
The Improvements we contemplate
would mot be Accompanied by any un-
reasonable expense % the city. The city
owns the lots adj dining fire station No i
on the south a police station could be
fitted MP there very cheaply and the
cells could he located in the basement Of
the Gre station. believe a move Of this
sort would be a great Improvement in
the police service OF the city and one
that would meet with the approval Of
the public
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
A TUN0R o0sT LIS LLFE.


Vim. Thomas is the name Of a young
man a 9 years Of ages residing ia Wabaun-
see county who was unfortunate enough
to have an immense tumor On the left
side of his neck.
The tamor was of fourteen years
growth. III was 6hroid ia nature and
was gradually closing his throat He
came to this city lasr week to have 1T
operated on. but his means being small
he conId not paw for the operation He
went to Kansas City, where he was oper-
afed On at a free dispensarys and q ed
under the operation. He was a young
farmer and to all appearances was q very
healthy mans doctors here who know of
the case say that the young mans fatal
mistake was in waiting fourteen years
before he decided to have 1t cut out
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
CLOSED PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

DR.. Dykes Has shut UP Those of Esk-
ridge Because Of Scarlet Fever
DR.. II. A. Dykes, secretary of the state
board Of health, has ordered the public
schools At Eskridge to close Oh account
of ain epidemic of scarlet fever. The or
der has caused trouble ia the town, as
some Of the doctors say there has been
no scarlet fever there, although they
admit there have been several deaths
Of scarlet rash.
Dr. Dykes says the schools must close,
as scarlet rash is just as dangerous as
scarlet fever.
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CITY HAIL NOTES.
Items or INTEREST From the Various nTu-
nicApaI Departln snts-

nicIpaI DepaFtnn ant5-
About so men are at work today on the
street force.
The city physicians report will make
it's appearance in few days.
With the exception of the unrepaired
annex the city electric light is in as good
working order IS before the ire.
~. il. Barnes who was to have been
paid $25 for his expert testimony at
Lawrence VIII probably not 60, az lie
has been taken with an attack of pneu-
monia.
James McCabe, rodman, is the only
working member Of the engineering de-
partment. City Engineer Kingman Is no
better today, and Tapeman EngIe is sick
with pneumonia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
no SING -THE Holy CITY ?
1t win BE Repeated AZ the First Freaby-
terrain Church Sunday NfEht.

One week from Sunday evening the
cantata ssThe Holy City" By Gaul. VIII
be given ia the First Pres byterian church
by the church choir. assisted by q chorus
Of thirty voices. II wiz be under the
direction of Pror. II. S. rs ilder.
This cantata was given in this church
nearly two years ago. and was highly ap-
preciated. III Is az the urgent request Of
large number az people that this cam
tafa Is repeated. Mrs. Parkhurst, BIrs.
Wear and AIessrs. Shirer and Hinckley
VIII have solo parts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
SNAP sHoTs Ar Homz news

SNAP SHOTS ar E0an= r1Etaf=
The snow If no longer beautiful
The p0sT0fice employees were paid in
gold yesterday.
There was a masked ball at the Metro
poltan hall last night
r.F., 7r,~~4 f. .-.... Il, nre.-so. ~
D. III. u.s. F,,s5,,.,-s ~.
0-1z7 o-- 7 -14g -les return ~ from
business ftp ~ ri A-eel7.
Inc 80 4lty commissioners nave NOT yet
4l7pose4 81 lhe court mousse ponas-
A motion for new trial ia the Lyttle
case has been filed in the district court.
Mrs. Lillian j Wood conducted the
funeral services OF Mrs Grove this morn
ing
The Naosbo County Fair aseoofa+fo,
has f1ad 7fs c1srear v,-irh ~ - ae.l.Tsfs,.,- ,f
ststa
-7WiiAB II t-7 lii7-a
sli- lac ~ 7Hi 19-7 "a .N7 477oSi
a'-o-'
HE II F1oFlAs " N sl-4 -1A e7t aisls If
lIs P7AA01 "9 A-fS HA- -1-9 1SA a9F9AaA
Inc state hsh commissioner VIII stock
our mlli pond with carp when the dam IS
Dl-4e-
Abe Fultords the e1-eIrcus man. says
ne mas not drank glass Of liquor during
ms me
Mr. John Player, superintendent of
machinery Fl the santa hes II ia chicago
ON business.
Ten persons have joined the First Pres
byterian church during the present re-
viyal services.
IA quartette Of old soldiers fght the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

1lr and Mrs. ID. S. Gilmore. who form
eriy lived in this city, but are now Of
Colorado Springs, are the parents Of
daughter. Mr- Gilmore was employed
"a the State Printing office ia this city.
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Spencer. of 1853
Lane street, are the parents Of q son.
Quoting from one of the recent publ
cations. Grimes can be traced to bad
breakfasts As benefactions can be traced
70 good Dinners Attend the cooking
school az Library hall. beginning Febru-
airy goth. Tickets now on sale az KEEL
lam's. Sims and Bretts
Honey 70 Loan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

Leave Your Order for 8mHE
With Anthem 81 MeManus, Popular Price
Iail0rs, they VIII satisfy You Ia style and
at and keep them ia repair for one year
a1Q kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

Call and examine our prices before
-Meal uckets' elsewhere
Whittier ~ Co
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

Try the Topeka steam Laundry
Try our Irish stew a. $50 Kansas ave.
nue..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
HOLES IN HIS INTEsTENEs.


Rather a remarkable surgical opera
tion was performed at Christs hospital
few days ago. by Or. 81 ~ MeGlintocA,
assisted by Doctors Alkire ana RICHTER
on Friday night II. n. Miller was shot
through the abdomen at Scranton. lie
was brought to this city ana taken 70
Christ's hospital On examination ID was
found that the intestines had been pune
tured in four places. The injured part
was repaired and now the patient Is on
the road to recovery.
He is man Of great physical strength
and though the operation was a very
dangerous one. he rallied from II remark
ably fast.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

Attend the cooking school, first lecture
frees February goth, at $50 ,. az.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

On farms 1n Shawnee and adjoining
counties GCoTT 80 BRIER.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

Neck band put on y the Peerless
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

SIXTEEN of these splendid views secured
through Stevenson & Co, cost but Sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

SIXTEEN of these views purchased as
original photographs, would cost So
The evening world., 1894-03-15

ine l%ocatton; drst. class board.
FIFTH 81, 10 W.-Handsomely furnished front
room for couple; excellent board Sl2 weekly.
FALK BUILDING. rs W. PATH ST. Hand
someIy furnished; bath restaurant: elevator;
steam gentlemen preferred; reference.
PRIVATE family would take lew select board.
ers, price moderate. j., World Branch, 708
Columbus ave.
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BAKERY: established IL years; unsurpassed To-.
Gallon: genuine stand. extraordinary opportu-
nifty; sacrifice. Sinners. IL Bleecker St, B'klyn.
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unfu-nished Room. Wanted.

BACHELOR wants large unfinished room;
strictly private family; 50 week. Permanent.
box 200 World. u
ROOMS WANTED, unfinished, for housekepp.
ing. M may hoard, between Harlem and Mount
Vernon. Particulars Constant Harlem World.
WANTED An uniurnished room by a man on
tile east side, between oath and 3itlI sts., on 81
or +th ave. }. NJ. Is l.. 2+th II.
" INFIRNISIiED ROOMS: unrxcnptionable
nrlglhOriiuud : ih monthly: private horse per.
III ,Ieni;. Two Adults. box IA Uptown World.
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TIE cheese, egg store: good location: no
opposition cash trade good lease; double store
low rent; owner going wholesale.
MNN h co, "a Warren ST,
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Cast Side.

East Side.
BOWERY. 3h. near Canal st. CIon,auk HoteD-
Nicely furnished rooms; hot & cold water, gas.
bath neat gentlemen; Doc. nightly 6. weekly.
Delaney ST, 5-NIcely furnished room for
either gentleman or married couple.
IRWIN, fLAiI., Comfortably iurnishpd
large 4 small rooms. 2i, 3D. floors: reasonable:
references
LEXINGTON AVE. III Pleasant large room
on "a honr all conveniences: reasonable.
LrAi>,'ipN AZ h.. ~ corner 18th SIR Nicely
furnished front room: suitable for 2: g, S0.
LEXINGTON AVE- Dos cd bclJ-Large, eie-
ganlly sunny. parior bedro0in; bath. clos is:
geullrm"n; moderate.
L,saN"StnS riAGh, 10. near lIth St .
ID AVE. lsa. corner 18th II. Finely furnished
hall room la le!.
30 AVE, h2i Accommodation for women:
25c. \ 8G. night. "a floor.
I'D AVE, lTr1. between Biui 4 G5th SIS. Fur
n,SlIrd rooms married people, housekeeping
hall rooms.
20 AVE- 672. near iei 81. l. ~statlon-ChcerfuL.
nicely kept rooms for gentlemen; $50 week.
"ill 81, ;sn T. Fine furnished front room
for man 4 VII" or > gentlemen.
ETH 81. l35 = Extra lnrIe room; gentlemen
or married couple; "a , bath; also hall room.
l2rlli 81. l4l. corner I'd ave, Nicely fT.
ntshrd rooms gentlemen, couples; lousekeep,
ing permitted RnS; $50 upward,
l3Tii 81, lo7 f. near Union square Large 4
~ ~ liNN NV hlNllN 9
lTrIl ST., 10 T., Union square Elegantly fur.
nlsihod rooms, single, double or connecting rea-
sOnable rates.
18TH ST., 23o =. Large, comfortable, house,
k%"rilng furnished rooms. 81. 80, Si.Jo: suiting
couples; no moving.
2Urll 81. - T.. large. sunny third floor room /;
hail q upper rooms board optional.
2O1II 81, ~ y. Furnished or unfnmishcd
r9"ins, large \ small. cheap; parlor suitable Tor
hucIur o. musician
22n 81. Ia L, ) nicely furn shcd rooms. t..
seiler or separate; housekeeping or gentlemen;
reasonable.
2.D 81, 10 +, = connecting rooms Tor house,
keeping or E"ntl"mcn, also hall rooms.
?2D ST. 30 E--Larse. desirable rooms, en- suite
or s'nSlN' references exchanged
BIB 81, @23L, Z. Large II small rooms; gentle.
men or housekeeping 81. upward,
PATH 81, "3l + Furnished rooms for lich,
housekeeping, 4 single rooms from ~ MP,
2+lII 81, ~ =. ? connecting rooms. house.
keeping or gentlemen; sh 10
2hTu 81 IFS Y Nicely furnished looms, from
26TIlST go7 +. Nicely mrnlShe1 large rooms
Tor light hnl>"SccpinS or gentl"mpu
?srlI ST, III E-squa-v rooms to let. with all
cOuveHtenccs.
2arlI -, 2oE. Nicely furnished single, sunny
room; - 10 w"cSly,
tlemcn; closets, bath; all conveniences; mod,
crate.
a2p 81 l34 y square furnished room, I'd
ilohr; closet, bath. sc. s2.hh,
32D 81. l6l r. Furnished room. all conyeni.
ences Tor iighi housekeeping, 81 up; small -.
3Sn ST. 2iG T. Nicely furnished rooms. with or
without board, bath & other conyenieGcss.
3lTll 81, liS +. sunny hall runm folding bed:
heated; BOARD optional: re. rrences.
4l.r -. a!G& -, 7 Furn's9,rd. rooms, ladies
or gentlemen, huu>"kvc ping, ~. 20 M.
iIS1 81. .E}> +, Neatly mulsned housckecp,
ing "a, m >. private lou Q near Grand GENITAL
& l..
ilST IT. ga +. --FurniShed front aicove r, ON,
Hight housekeeping, 81 10; other rooms, s. 80
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3ITH ST., l25. l2S W.-Very choice large,
small rooms. newly furnished; excellent table;
doctors office: reasonable.
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A FIRST.CLAsS family liquor store. west side
$500 worth stock great sacrifice.
MAlnNL Mnrll uIlIIn
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfu rni.hee-Es.t Side

seTH ST. eli TO 233 E-New houses; q 4
room apartments, 81 to So: dumb-waIters. cleo.
tric bells; hot baths free TO tenants: wide street
noors dcadencd, halls steam heated.
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49,, wv wv y \ We .bfsNNlNt,
1876 lao WEST 2:ID 81, near 9TH ave. ~ sta.
iion. 81 monthly. classes MON. TUES.
lessons, 81 tickets used AT pupils convenience
beginners classes, 4 lessons, 81 quarter, "a les.
sons. 50: receptions Webs. SatS. first lessons
private. Open alt linmer = A. NJ. to IL l.. NJ.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
man IN New York. ana the iuine of the institu-
ton over which he prcsides has spread all over
the country. The inyariable and pronounced sue
cess that has followed his methods in teaching the
art OF dancing has made IL the largest establish
ment Of the kind In the world. TO the better
class OF people ''Our own is an ideal institu-
ton; Its facilities are unequalled, the floor space
Is enormous, the music provided Is above criti.
ciSm, while his stan III lacy and gentleman teach.
ers stand at the lnad OF their profession.
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, in his class lessons,
gives individual Instruction In u room separate
from the general class room. Diifidcnt pupils
nnd THIS method a great adyaitage: HeGChR.
LESSONS. MAKING No FAILuRES.
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furnished Rooms to Let.


"eSt
iITll 81. 40 W. Hack IA Tor. also hall room.
nicely furnished, with breakfast; moderate price.
45IH 81, - W. Private family . large. cheer.
iul, sunny ooInS on top floor.
idTH 81. 2'is W. handsome back parlor for
physician. dreSsnIakcr, private or light house
keeping.
luIIi 81, - " Front room, "a floor. 81:
others, suitable fora, ~ up.
5OrIt 81. BIB W Large, handsomely furnished
family; -. 90 weekly.
5UrH ST 100 W N,a.ly furnished alcove
room Tor housekeeping
5jTH ST. 3Ot W.--IIacii parlor Tor ? gentlemen:
relucel rates; good location; references.
aGrl! 81 %ul W. large front X dressing room.
~. 20 single room, 81.
CorlI.. 10 W. Nicely furnished front room 4
kitche - silverwurc,. everything complete for
huusekc, y NJ 80 weekly: seen any time after
I,3OP y. one flight, front.
,3ru sr., i3I W, Elegantly furnished back
lhrlnr. with use OF front phrlor; all convene
rnrcs: In"nis II desired.
S"rli ~, ~ W Wen furnished parlor 4 bed
.optiunh'; reasonable. Wiener.
A. -PAHLoR K hcdroom. light. W. SD S., near
columbus ave. references. r., box VA World.
COMFORTABLE privnt" house downtown looms
l4r gentlemen "n'y; nnnh - !" 81 MEEK speak
Anais kiipprrt, 20 Dty ST.
DENTISTS or SPECIALISTS OFFICE; north
light. bay window. 1B W. saith st. near Broad
way.
North OF ,asth Street.
18TH 81. 2S2 W. Nicely furnished room; all
improvements: private house; very desirable;
reasonable" rent.
18TH 81 5U3 W, parlor ~toor-Parior h al
cove to let.
Miscellaneous.
NIGEL FURNISHED ROOMS. en- suite or singly;
board optional. permanent or transient. Moder-
ate, box $50 World. uptown.
BROOKLYN.
~DuFFIELD ST. III 81: desirable sunny room,
well furnished gentlemen or light housekeep-
ing.
iENRl ST, Dl-Sicciy furnished large n small
rooms for gentlemen or gentleman II wife.
JAY 81. l75. near the bridge, Brooklyn-Fur-
nished front room In rent.
MlDDAGH ST. %. Brooklyn Furnished large
X small sunny rooms; board optional; terms
low.
ST. ,l25. Brooklyn-Itoom for light house.
keeping; 3 minutes from bridge; all convent
ences.
SANDS ST.. TI-Iarge sunny room for light
housek eeping or gentlemen; bridge. ] minute,
Hoboken.
BLOOMFIELD ST. 2l0. IIoboken. n. j.
Newly furnished rooms, single, double. con-
! meeting: private house.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

one TINE, zoe. per Inn: .Second Tine, lie, NJ,
,nr; nara md Subsequent Times. I6c py I'M.
No ezzm charge on Suaiaya N
NJ E.NII.. DILhiIpE rDit l-Auyerisemeuts
for The World may Lr left ~ any American
District Messenger On!ce In the city. where the
chili Gcs VIII h" the same ~ those ~ Inc main
uihCt.
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Boarders Wanted,

IN. TIM. f1r. per hne: .Second TIM, ne. ~,
!,i>: 7hpri and Subsequent Tme& Bc per inS.
No erfrd charge on Stfndapa
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR Ir-Advertisements
for The World may be left ut any American
District Messenger Office In the city. where the
charges will 1e the same rs those NJ tho main
,ln, 20.
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North Of Lasth Street.

FIFTH ST, a69 w. Nicely furnished roou1s.
with or without board private family.
18TH I. "a ". Front 4 back parior; iighS
rooms, with board, fr gentlemen. Thurstln-
sen.
18TH ST, 3O6 ". Pleasant roouis, with boards
near l. station,
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Conservatory. ns West Esd st. always OPEN.
CORRECT WALTZ GUARANTEED In
hve strictly private lessons, 81, any hour, with
music; positively no failures; lady assistants; Sc
lect classes forming every afternoon and evening
Individual instruction given beginners private;
waltz and latest dances guaranteed. including
dance aristocratic and Washington two-step
monthly. 81; quarterly. IS, send for circular:
RECEPTION Wednesday and Saturday even
inss: STAGE DANCING. every style. 81
course
The evening world., 1894-03-15

BILLIARD. pool and ~bagetelle tables; lowest
prices. +. FEDDERKE. factory. lO2 Centre st.
BILLIARD. pool and combination tables: new and
second hand: prices reduced.
T. DECL En- 1S East Qh az
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MISS McCABE'S
DANCING classes now forming at q
East 18th St, between 9th ave. and broadway
Glasses every afternoon and evening; private les
sons. any hour. 81, waltz guaranteed In six pri'
vate lessons, IS: 4 lessons. 81, quarter. "a lessons.
81; lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS AND
EVENINGS. SEND o
beginners At any time. Day or evening.
Special and individual attention given to those
dances. including stage. fancy and character.
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L. A. LINDE,

1909 West 3ith St, corner Broadway, makes a
speciality OF teaching persons to dance who have
attempted and failed to learn ut other academies:
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught: afternoon and evening classes: class
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge. Oprn daily. 10 A. N. to II L. VI.
The evening world., 1894-03-15

A BANK F q jewellers safe, and Just the
safe you want: see them.
W. II. UTLER 10 Duane ST.. near Broadway.
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CABINET barrpom fixtures on hand or to order: all
sizes and styles: reasonable prices. VOGEL. 1913
Doyery,
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Brookiyn.

LAFAYETTE AVE. 77-pesirahle front alcets
room, "a non, with board; priyats hlmiiyt
nelghborhood select; reasonable.
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BILLIARDS, POOL-Wagner, SANFORD & Rink,
manufacturers; factory, Is Great Jones ST., near
Broadway; new tables with fast cushions: second
hand, all makers, cheap.
The evening world., 1894-03-15

A.-IF YOU want cheap store fixtures. all kinds.
new & second hand. call at 22o L. I'd st.
ALL KINDS OF store fixtures. new and second
hand, lowest prices. bought and sold. 25 I'd st.
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BILLIARD and pool tables. new and secondhand.
supplied with the Bartholdi quick cushion: easy
ferma ALERED d. Marks. l24 E. lAth atl
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A-BARGAINs; new and second. hand store fix
lures Of . kinds; selling ont te,ow cost. Jus
Eaxt lp5tlI ST.
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.rTENTIoN, CYCLIsTs-second- hand wheels.
aueumatic tires, guaranteed perfect, noted
-stet, $40 each: new wheels, guaranteed high
srde. SIS: agents wanted to sell than on com
nission; call on us. A.. o. c. Co. 10 Barclay
n, New York, near Broadway.
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A I UPRIGHT PIANO. few months used
ALSO elegant parior, chamber and dining room
furniture, foidlng-bed. sewing machine. &c.
sacrifice. lOS Il. 46th vt.
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BICYCLES get good discounts on nearly all
high-grade bycicles: will divide commissions
with purchasers. Call after 4 p. NJ,
CYCLE AGENT l4S Chambers st.
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A.-A.-HIGHEST cash price paid for furniture,
carpets, contents of houses and fats; do not sell
until you hear from me. A.. "a University place.
BAR FIXTURES-Bargains; 100 different styles:
cash or time. AMERICAN SALOON FIXTURE
m e67 Broadway.
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8oarders Wanted.
EAST Side.

I'D ST, Isl T.. Private house. beautifully fur
hisled rooms, with first class board; terms
moderate.
The evening world., 1894-03-15

ANDIRoNs. CRATES. tenders. fire places, man
tells. tiles. gas logs. &C.. cheap. GRANT. FOG
West t2d st.
The evening world., 1894-03-15

CASH REGISTERS-Fifty National registers for
saloons. groceries, butchers. druggists at posi-
tive bargains. So Court st, brooklyn.
CASH REGISTERS bought, sold, exchanged: re-
pairing by experienced workmen.
The evening world., 1894-03-15

A-A.-sToRE FIXTURES. counters, shelving,
Showcases, conee-mills. scales. mirror-front tea
upright butter retrigerators. 2SS and as7
1-oarna nj
The evening world., 1894-03-15

ATTENT1ONi-sewing machines OF all kinds.
new, s2s; good secondhand. $40: cash or credit;
exchanged. rented, at RAusCH's. 2i5i Sd ave-.
.,Sth NJ