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East Side.

LEWIS ST. q, near Grand Furnished rooms for
housekeeping, 81 4 W; single room 81 %.
furnished room, double bed, 81 so, single, ~
LEXINGTON AVE. 2I6O-Nicely furnished
room quiet house: every convenience.
STANTON ST. s7-Furnished rooms for respect
able man a wife or gents.
ST. Marks PLACE. 8U-Elegant furnished
rooms suitable Tor 2: all conreniences: bonrd II
desired.
ST. MARKS PLACE, 2D-Iarge furnished room,
suitable for light housekeeping; rent moderate.
I'D AVE; ls4-Two nicely furnished rooms to
let on I'd floor.
80 AVE, lUU7. opposite Nicely
furnished, large hail rooms, c%arpeted, gas,
30 AVE. 76V-N Nicely furnished rooms Tor gen.
tlemen or housekeeping with convenience.
4TH AVE, 21O-Elcgantly furnished rooms;
bath, hot, cold water; everything new fine 10
Gallon.
9TH 81, 40 T., near neutrality-suspicious. Of
single a double hall rooms permanent or tran
silent.
9TH ST.. 80 =. Large. small rooms. LIST. ID
floors, nicely furnished; transi"nily, pcrma-
ncntly prices moderate.
lUTH 81, l24 E.-Niccly furnished rooms for
gent c men or married couple.
nished rooms 81, Is 10 IS Weekly.
lirH sr., 232 L. a furnished square room .
connecting rooms; = beds; gentlemen.
ETH sr. Iii f., corner ID ave, FURNISHED
rooms, gentlemen OF couples, Sl.50 to 81 II;
sas, bath.
l21H ST. 4 f.. near Broadway new through.
out; handsomely iurn he'd, 800 10 $40
weekly.
18TH ST. g3J T.. Neatly furnished large. small
rooms for gentlemen; AL conNenicnces; private
horse; references.
18TH 7 lU7 T., near tnion square large,
also hall room, together or separate: pr vate
ianily.
I5rn 81. luuiun square, lID 4. Large front
rpoms, sa"o. ~, -; h'u excepting; s.ng.e
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car. and the throat. the latter depart
ment being now included In the scope
OF the intirmury. The second II third
floors are mainly occupied by private
rooms. the mall wards for cataract
patients (where only two or three pa
tents are toGether). and the general
wards, nom larger than for twelve
beds. The living rooms OF the staffs
are on the fourth floor and on the nth.
Well cut off from the rest OF the build
Ing by iron staircase and other prccau-
tions against fire are the largest operat-
ing theatres for the eye and the ear and
throat. The laboratory and wards for
contagious diseases are int he rear.
The attic is to be used mainly for
storage.
Monument to Dubois.
The Du Bols pavilion, which adjoins
the corner building on Thlrtieth street.
is the Rrandest monument that has ever
been erected to any member of the med
teal profession In this century Fol
more than forty-seven years Abraham
Du Bots gave to this child OF his heart
his love, his skill. his time and his influ-
euce The memorial cost $50. 900. 1t is n
temple built by loving hands. beautiful
in the sight of heaven, and points to n
higher civilization and Il nobler man
hood and womanhood than the sordid
heart can grasp.
IN the past ~seventy-four years 450. 900
patients have been tenderly cared for
at this noble temple of eternal hope"
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their payment were only s2l, soS. The
deficit would have been larger had not
the lnfirniary been obliged 10 restrict
the number OF indoor patients owing to
rebuilding.
Among that crowd, OF all ages and
many Municipalities. are those who's very
i.te depends on the saving of their sight
Or heafinE-men and women who must
support their families and are facing vita
rear the danger of being rendered help.
less. The saddest thing Is to have to
turn such away, because there Is no
free bed ~unoccupied when the catastro-
phe 10 Imminent and probable rescue re-
CURES admission to he hospital wards.
Performing nm Operation.
To cite a case that Is by no means in
frequent: a machinist. brought to the
lnfrmary by a comrade or his wife, has,
a rev hours before, while at work, been
struck on the eye by a fragment of
steel, which has penetrated and been
lodged. In Its interior. This man must at
cree be taken to the operating-roon.
and, Under the influence OF ether, all IN.
cision made into the eye. This done, the
Foreign body is removed by the use OF
the electro-magnet.
rms operation requires n special and
elaborate electric apparatus, roth to
furnish light and magnetic force; the
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from the faces OF the blind or blinded
80 uistrcFstng' 20 contemplate among
inc weIl-to-do, i9 ngonizing when seen
IN the foce OF helpless, hopeless pnnury
age individual Possesses TO visit the
ihllrmary anu leave it unmcved,
New York h1s II German population
OF zo9.VJO, giving II the third place among
lhe Gern:an cities of the world. THE
most thtckly settled portion OF German
lev YORK, is in the vicinity of the In
irrnary-tha Is east or Second avenue.
between Seventeenth street and the
river. These people live under fearful
sanitary conditions. Naturally frugal
anu self.denying, under the pressure of
Poverty In a great city. they go without
1000. hre, and fresh air. live In quarters
mat destroy health and stunt develop-
nent and sleep, live and work in an
atmosphere charged with destroying in
nuences.
Causes of Diseases.
Sore-eyed babies and children. sewing
women, tailors and tailoresses, youths
from the spinning and dyeing mills, girls
from the feather and artificial flower
factories. cigar-makers, rag-sorters are
some OF the patients In the e~ver-swellins
tide or misery from the German section
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SEvENTY-FIRST'S FIELD DAY.
The Regiment, q Strong, Goes to
Van Cortlnndt Park.

The Seventy-frst Regiment. 500 strong.
in fatigue uniforms n haversacks
with one days rations, left for Van
Cortlandt Park this morning for n field
drill.
The day a to be devoted to a Skin
mish drill. Although twenty rounds of
blank cartridges were given to each
man, no sham battle was to take place.
At Van Cortlandt Park the company
drill was sounded at II o'clock. and each
company taking position on the field
went through the skirmish drill, similar
to the early Wednesday morning drill
at the Camp of Instruction.
The recall from the company drill was
sounded at 1890 p. NJ, when the boys
made a break" for rations.
Al 100 the order was for the battalion
drill, the First Battalion to occupy the
south part of the field. the Second Bat
TALON to occupy the north. The time
for this drill was one hour and a half.
The regimental drill was set down for
800 p. M. The return to the city was
ordered for 4 p. NJ.
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You Read The Evening World
Do You Read The sunday world
HELPED A FRIEND.
low Powell Is Charged with Az
snuIting n Driver.

Henry Powell. of 329 Graham avenue,
was held in the Lee venue Court. Will
iamsburg, to-day on a charge OF assault
in the second degree.
Garret Banta, OF 379 Marcy avenue, has
charge of the stables OF the Williams
burg News Company, at Marcy avenu
and Broa lway and Powell Is one Of his
assistants. On April % Bantl had some
trouble with a driver named Ward, and
the two soon came to blows. Ward got
the worst of It and Powell, who Is a
il ~ alleged. and struck him a terrific
blow, Factoring his jaw, Bantl has been
In bel ever s.nce, but yesterday he Went
In court and .ecured a warrant, ana
ONcer .lulioon arrested Powell this
morning.
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6tsl KELLY

WHAT THE ]CoXEYTTEs SAY.
why they march to Washington, and
how they expect to provide for their
men after the war" is over.
In connection with this, Nellie BLY, has
paid a visit to the camp in Washington,
and will draw a pen picture of the scene
with the truthful detail for which her
stories are celebrated. She will give her
Impressions of Gen. CoXey in a sketch
that will reflect his Of saying
things and his motives as well as his
xyor6g
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COXEYITES IN A MIRROR.
The Movement ns Seen by Generals
COxey, Frye. Kelly and Randall.

Gems. Coxey, Frye, Kelly and Randall
have written about their objects and
aims for 1.-The Sunday World" This
will enable he public to Judge Of the
movement as presented by the Original
tors free from all comment OF an ad-
verse nature. Whey tell hat they want,
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Flats and Apartme nts to Let.
unfurnished-Esst Side.


LEXINGTON AVE. 1854 El"suu; corner fat,
large, airy. rooms, bathroom; perfect order;
good ne.ghburhood. JSnitur
MADISON AVE. 1850. 1862. i76t-e room, q
bath steam heated. so a so.
MADISON. AVE- l7S5-s rooms a bath. steam
heated, si7 to ;i9,
PARK AVE, sel.s?7. Mlnnchaha-Bcautiiully
ms decorated s,o, mat, hso, Q rOG%s; rb hath a. 'mprIss.
ianitor on premises.
PARK AVE. iOii. 1918, between seth G s5th SITS
Lsrse. ei.sant FATS rooms 4 bath private
nall, rent S2 10 US. Inquire janltor,
lsr AVE. o76. near btth W-Apartments 3
rooms. all painted clean house; IS. janitor.
IN AVE. alCt G 2lOs, near iOsth st.-3 or I large.
rooms; gas 4 all Improvements. Janitor.
% AVE. GIG. near tsth slight apartments
] & I rooms: quiet house.
nth ST, lls. lis Elegant. large, light, i'm
proved 4 strictly kept apartments OF 4 q 8
rooms for respectable small families with refer
enCe.
18TH ST. 800. S3j. 37 E.. between list & "a ayes.
Elegant Mats, 8 rooms, bath. parior heaters;
decorated ceilings; improvements; new houses
halls. bath heated, rents, s2e 10 $40. Ianitor,
liTL 81, 220 =. Tho stanhope: 4 rooms, ires.
Janitor.
llrH ST.. 2o3 u. Elegant fats, 4 rooms; pri-
saie halls bath rooms, awnings; all improve
'S rent. IT; STt g SO .e Eto-A''''"'H'' of rooms
mentS SIS to $40 iANir6R,
18TH ST. 2S7 & 23s E-3 q I large rooms; all
light 4 ventilated; with plenty closet room sls
a SIS to small families.
BOTH ST. 40 L.. Fine ilnt OF u rooms \ bath,
with all improvements.
4lST ST. 40 T., near Park ave. Apartments,
j, 4 rooms. improvements, Sl3 30, Slh
BOTH ST. 3Ol E. room fiat all improve
ments so. 81. Julius Levy. 1864 ID ave.
DIST ST, $50 T., near Lexington ave. Il single
floor n . light bedrooms, S2n month.
C2D ST., T., near I'd ave. Elegant single fats,
u rooms Il bath at low rates, Is. O'HARA, ll45
Oh uNn
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WANT THEIR SHIRTS.
Manufacturers Have HOllnnder
Lodged I'm Jail.

julius Hollander. a dry-goods dealer
OF 1858 East Houston street. who was
arrested yesterday. is In Ludlow Street
Jail in default of bail, upon an order
signed by Judge Mccarthy, of the City
Court.
The co~mplainants are Lederer Il
Black, shirt manufacturers, who allege
hat he Is about to cave the State with
$500 worth OF shirts, bought from them
out not paid for.
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The w~orId'r" New Uptown once

The worId'r" New Uptown Office.
THE Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into Its new quarters at the juno
ton of Broadway and Sixth avenue, at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances, two on Broadway, two on
Sixth avenue and four on Thirty-second
aAronI
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You Read The Evening World !
Do You Read The sunday World?
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West SLIDE.
SQUARE ~21-Ladio, h rcrtlcmrn
accommodated with good board, arg 4 small
rooms; terms mudomlc.
,,,.rErr -EgI- 80,
rom MIN. Snurl Tor y. nj aryuu,ruulatioiis
table bs,t,ri,
i"r rnGnS Win 81, n.i''ut i,a a b"arf: te Kin rem
sornGin.
, la,
'-.I,mi,nnir lar" tront rDoIn; also Jingle to0m:
eNcnl,cu, i4,lG.
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FOR old established restairnnt, in
the business Crutre Of the city reason for sell.
Ing, 10 retire from business. Addres, 1. r., 10
North Gay ST., Rsltimorc, Md.
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FOR SALE-First-rlAss butcher shop. doing .
good business. good reasons FOR selling. Address
John u. bay, mgr. Bergen Point Beef Co.. Bay
onne CITY. y. j.
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40 EXTRA CHARGE FOR TT-Advertisements
for The World may he left at any American
District messenger Once In the city, where the
ufica.
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East Side,

East Side.
4TH ST., IS L. Large 4 small rooms. with or
without board: board, -, Sl.bO.
9TH AVE. 10. opposite Cooper union-Furnishe
rooms, good substantial board. Engllhh cook.
Ing; so up.
STU ST. 10 T., near I'd ave. Large Il small fur
nisled front rooms, with or without board.
IOTIl I. Ilp Neatly furnished room Tor 2
gentlemen, with board; also hall room.
I4TH ST.. IA T., between ID & Sd aves.-
Large room. with first class board price mod
ernie.
18TH ST. 2ls, E.-Hnndsomely furnished
moderate.
10TH ST, i29 E.-Ai rooms for gentlemen,
ladies. families: private BOARDING house, near
Union Square.
l7rH 81, III L. Nicely Trli-hrd rooms, 81
upward best tatfe board. - per week
10Th ST., l2I y. Nicely furnished rooms; also
parior floor, suitable for doctor: table board;
German family.
2isT ST. 20 E.-lIandsomcly furnished rooms.
with board: yibitors TO city accommodated;
reasonable rates; references.
23D ~ 100 f.. -Ro,m,, with or withou. board;
permRnCn' or trsnSe It; terms reasonable.
18TH ST. I4I +. Newly furnished rooms i'm.
provemenls gents. 30; ladies, -; table board.
80; excellent table.
3IsT Sr., 1853 Nice furnished room for .
friends or husband * wife; board Il wash, s5
each. simon.
4 ST.. 2i2 J. Large rooms. with no, x cold
water; reasonable charge for hoaid.
Hath ST.. 2+2 Il. Large rooms. with hot & cold
water; reasonable charge Tor board.
4DTH 81, PA 4. Furnished rooms With hoard;
ladies ~ & gentlemen - weekly.
55I II ST. l43 u. Front room. furnished. suit.
able for =; conveniences; superior German
board.
65TH ST. Ii6 E-Rehnei Jewish family has
large. handsomely furnished rooms. also hall
room. excellent board.
ASlIi ST. lCB F.-SiHgle Is double rooms: first
class beard mo ierate summer rates; American.
57rH r 23l T. -First-class board; we'll fur
niShed room hot Il cold water; fine location:
cheap.
sGIH 81. -Us V. Cool table nice rooms: terms
moderate.
s3D ST. :Ol Nice light rooms, with or with
out board. Stcinaggcr. I'd bell.
llSri ST.. 30 J.. Pleasant. nicely furnished
rooms, with board private house very reason
able.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

One Tine, soc. PR line: Second 7ine. nc. PEI
tne: 7h,rd and Subsequent 7imea lc pey hN<.
No extra charge On S,indavs
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IuR ~h~IE-Grocery store doing good business:
cheap rent. with ! living looms. 4i3 West
I eth ~
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BUTCHER SHOP.
1Si RALPH ave., DRDOKI.YN.

BUTTER and egg store; must be sold on account Of
other business 400 9th ave.
uuTTER STORE. with teas. corees; COED ss,ah-
liGheG trade; u good chance. aOVy sd a,e.
CANDY STORE for sale. 1851 I'd ave-, near
III n II 1872
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Good viii q Interest for Sale.

Uns Tune. SIC. per hne; Sec,nd Time, ffc per
nns: n ri mt Subsequent Times. zoe Pc ana
Sc. per tae eLrG on sundays
LIBERAL CASH
offer for any stock III merchandise. store fixtures,
furniture, horscs, wnLnns. &c. amount no OBJ
!ect; COMMUNICATION strictiy confidential city or
country. STtiAtS, 1904 ID ave., corner SD 81.
ANY STORE or merchandise bought as
@i,rfIsI,3 s SGir sIo In:, SIM SIN, !" adde's
s siSSfsS%$ s!SH.iISS.T i.sS IN ss f. sa'Fo''FF
|.sijSSAil:SSHHissHH H" d taSS sSF'ss ! E. e. .E SSssEs sFi
crsalaHi ! $HaxA SSg9,i $ss ]. 80 sfsF
c h5SfHS RS Nf!5, 81, RY III sE3 Sfs$ SH: d. J.
A:nauLSM BuHES,s tore, s@,sGi;.; yhs,.-
AN OLD ESrABLlsHhD grocery, aud dcl.ca:
lessen store' well stocked aud dong n Eopd
bnsine's;, n,hef, enterprise cause OF selling; no
A FIRsT-CLAss downtown corner liquor store.
with pool ami billiard room, for sale; reason.
woman is alone and cannot attend TO Il. Inquire
in Elchlen's liquor store, 1856 Greerwic vt.
AN ESTABLISHED button factory; % new
machines: cost over So, OOJ: price 80. 900.
MCpOSALD & HIGGINS, $40 Nassau st
A FIRsT-CLAsS coiec- cake bakery Tor sale;
to Europe. Inquire Nj. GoirLfEB L SON. aG1
Fast Houston st.
\ CORNER LIQUOR TOR sl
T.. CAliElGEE, eos 18th ave.
A mo ADMINISTRATIONS harness busincssJ
very cheap II sold by Saturday. 1856 Amster-
dam ave.
A VERY COO BAKER for sale: owner must
retire on account Of sickness. 1898 LIST ave.
A ORNER LIQUOR STORE. L. CAnRIGEE,
60 llth ave.
BAKERY, With OF without house; best ~nelghbor-
hood: Grcehroiut. 1853 Drlsgs ave. Brookiyn.
near Winthrop Park.
BIG SACRIFICE to quick buyer: variety store,
stock and fixtures. tD7 Bergen St Br0okiyn.
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Boarders Wanted.

One Time, f0c. per line Secotd 7im<, ne p,
Hne. THIRD and Subsequent 7ftaes l6c per line
No eutTu George on Stnsdava
NJ EXTRA CHAitGE FOR ments
for The World may be left At any American
District Messenger Once In the city. whers the
charges Will he the same US those At this mail
,dicv.
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unfurulshed-West Side.


. rooms & bath; all improvements; slsto So.
COLUMBUS AVE. 05-Apartment, Z light
neigahorhood
COLUMBUS AVE, SOT-Fiat 10 let: 8 elegant
light rooms, all improvements, SIS; free rent
for ] month. Jnnitor,
COLUMBUS AVE.. 52G. near e,d st. L sta
tion-3 e. 4 rooms, decorated: ranges. boilers.
tubs. &C. small families only.
CoLtMBus AVE, COZ. hear s9th st. -Nlcest
SIS fiat on west side.
COMMERCE ST. H.. between Barrow & Morton
I'd floor, s rooms: rent S2S.
JANE ST. 5-sihgle floors, 4 large. light rooms.
in Al order. SIS to SIS; small families.
Fro ST., 5i-Sg.5 so: 3 first floor front
rooms; call Il see item. Mr.. Byrnes, janltor.
vANDAM ST. 80, near Hudson- rooms, sIs;
3rooms. SlI: ice-box, range, mirrors.
wAVERLEy PLACE. I92-Elegant 5-room hats.
all modern improvements; parior floor. 6 rooms,
fc7. JanitOr.
It'll AVE. 300. soI. corner 27th st.-Handsome
fats, 6 rooms, bath: decorated; polished wood
nECKMANN, 800 It'll ave.
TrH AVE .bf6, near 4lst st. Elegant B. room
flats. Sl2: 4 rooms, SO. Janitor.
nth ST. 81 w. near 9Th ave. Elegant nat: all
improvements: 5 rooms a bath.
18TH ST.. 22s W. large. light rooms. newly pa
pered, sls to $40, Housekeeper.
nth 81. Az .-Respeciablc family. adults
only, 8 nice rooms, list aisht, SIC, SIS; Sd, sIa
nth ST. 1853. corner 9th ave. rooms, all i'm
2~rovements. s3 to $40.
18TH ST. 227-2c9 w.-Apartments OF 3. 4 rooms
all improvements; rents cheap; location fine.
Janitor.
FurnIshed-Esst Side.
GOTH ST.. 23l +. Flat. 3 cosy rooms; bath
pretttly furnished, S. weekly. Crowell.
Furnished-West Side,
9TH AVE, ESQ. near 10th st. Completely fur
nished 4 room fiat 80 per week. Janitor.
10TH ST., 1lS w Apartment OF 3 nicely fur.
nished rooms for housekeeping: 30 weekly.
BATH ST. 1O2 w, near Observation-Disclosures
apartments, newly furnished.
18TH ST, 24l W.-Second fat. 4 Hight rooms,
completely furnished ? beds: $50 monthly, OF
weekly See janitor.
35TH ST. 100 w.-5 rooms & bath, fully FUR
nishch. for housekeeping. Jan!tor.
BOTH 81. 257 w.-NIceiy furnished fiat, 4 large,
light rooms X bath. Janitor.
4lST ST. 2O6 W.. near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
furnished 4-room fiat, 81
l ST. Alb W, KPnilworth-Newly furnished
room fiat. all complete. newly papered, vel
vet carpets, $40.
l 5 ST.. ALB Newly furnished Z. room fa,
all complete; newly papered, vel, ct carpets;
$40. k~enilworth.
S4IH 81, lbl w. list & ~ single, side. lighted
HATS, furnished or unfinished.
l. furnished p all light rooms and bath,
$40. Inquire 23S w. 18th st.
l SHALL. REDUCE the rent OF my elegant SEA
T. room flats TO SIS for summer; 2 beds; light.
cool, clean; near station. PARK. river: references.
BARTLETT, lU7 W, IOSth st.
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FOii SALE-Flnc saloon In Hoboken: good trade:
fan license and lease: only 500 cash. balance
mortgage RUSCH, l0i Park ave-. Hoboxen.
q SALE-A barbe- shop, new fixtures, 4 chairs:
Desires To- 60 West. satisfaction guaranteed; No
agants. Q. V. 2si 9h ave.
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A n GooD BAKER for sale: owner must
retire on account Of sickness. 1898 LIST ave.
A CORNER LIQUOR SiORE. 4. CARRIGEE,
ln . 4 Ifb uNn "H
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coon BUSINESS for sale; sea food. pickles;
SWEET oil. &c. Apply at J. La FORCES. ia
Tulary st.. BROOKLYN.
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Soarders Wanted.
West Side.

Eth 81 34o ", large room, 2or 8, So each;
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owner having other business. lo2 East 9oth st
CIGAR con'yr:lonary news-depot and general
variety store n bargain II bought this week. lsS
Hamilton ave, brooklyn.
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Musical.

SHEET MUSIC OF any description, 10 sheets q,
A0tL 81 80
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81, - ". newly Wruis.vu nan room.
second floor. front tab'c boarders accommo-
lIInl
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BAKERY, with OF without house; best neighbour
hood: Grcehpoiut. 1853 Drlggs ave-. Brookiyn.
near Winthrop Park.
BIG ~ CE to quick buyer; variety store,
stock and fixtures. tp Bergen St BROOKLYN.
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REsT,URAN FOR SALE; long lease; must sell
~ once on account OF trouble; not much money
required. NSRGAlN, World Branch. 80 q, i4th st
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EE~TAURANT-SO will take small. gool-pay.
IN; restaurant; has 20 leave city at once. 81
Afl .Ny- F
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HOrSEFUENISHI%G STORE les than cUsti
CroCkrcy, lamps, tnNn'e. wooden ware. lt3
IuNE sLu nNn- 1nr.nE aDIA. 49,
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SNAIL ANDY, gr'ccry and cigar store for sale;
Nlrs'ln II sold tt URGE. CALI "a East nth st.
"rTHEEN VI pays spot cash for stocks
and s'o7es n al Kinds. EDWARD lllRScH-
FIELD, 1857 Park age.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

FURNISHED ROOM WANTEDi Ia good locality
mail price and particulars to l.. A. Russell, B.
Franklin 81.
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rurcnase ana Exchange.

me ItflS, sc. pr tnc. Sroni Time, &c. DC,
hnt. Tlwd 0ld Sahsc9WtrR Times, zoe. per hi,&
&C. per ttns tLiTa charst VI SaIIdGyG
BuuhS WANTED ios cash. libraries any where
cgWtably purchased. CHICAGO BOOB CO.. 4os
Canal IT.
W~ANrED--ii secondhand electric fans for bar
rom ani frstaurani; must be Al Address boz
. World, rsyiors Hotel, Jersey city.
WANTEn-lobuy N~hHsrl's push cart. o marbie-
top tables aud fixtures for a bakery; must 10
cheap lasi PARK ave.
WILL EXCHANGE -FOUR LOTS at Ia ltpon, L.
for horses, wagons, or sell cheap. T.. box
3T2 World.
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A CORNER Liou1h STORE. =,

A MO ADMINISTRATIONS harness busincssj
very cheap II sold by Saturday. 1855 Amster-
dam ave. VII
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Amounted stones.

The custom Of amounting stones with
oil (see Genesis xviii, is, 19), and
leaving them as memorial pillars or OBJ
jects Of worship was one that was very
common among the ancients The
stones first worshiped were probably of
meteoric origin, which, having been
seen to fall from heaven, were easily
associated with some deity. In Roman
mythology Abadires was the name Civ
en- to stone which was worshiped be-
cause it was the general belief that it
had once been swallowed by Saturn.
The standing images" referred to
as being prohibited in Legiticus (xxvi,
y are thought to have been these same
''anointed stones. " In the light which
modern investigation has thrown upon
the curious customs Of the early east, the
act Of Jacob which is recorded at the
first Scriptural reference mentioned in
this mote" is of special interest as
showing the mood of his mind and
heart after nights entertainment of
such a gracious and blessed vision. To
this day the 'anointed stones Of the
orient are jailed Bactylia, which Bo-
chart suggests may be derived from
Bethel, where Jacob first anointed o
pillar as sacred memorial. st. Louis
Republic.