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Constance came on board. and a mother
ly, sunburned woman courtesled her
through an exauisitely furnished saloon
cabin into a bijou boudoir with lace
curtalned bunk and a host Of feminine
friprcries.
II may sail tonight. Is all ready
Right. Take the boat and 20 ashore
bring off my luggage and anything we
may want from the ships stores. And
Johnson, keep the men ahoat but you
just ind out If there is any hue and
cry about lady clipping"
Capt johnson. an old merchant cap
tain, slowly wink,d and looked very
knowing. HIM" he said to himself
- half s'spected as much, That's the
sort Of owner / likes to sail with Lots
a. yellow boys kickin' about this voy-
as, lay"
In ahou: an hour he returned and
doiIing his peaked cap said mysterious
", - spoke to my cousin, the piece
man, an he says there's a lot O cock
ney detectives down d-watchin the sta
ton an the Guernsey packet for some
young CONAN"
Her ladyship had washed all travel
stains away ami changed her trock. She
looked like a fresh rosebud, but her face
grew deathly pale, her eyes dilated
and the nerve lines deepened into marks
of agony maen he told her the captains
story. RE thought she was going to
faint ana made as though 20 catch her
With a supreme effort she regained her
self possession and said in a hoarse
whisper;
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He turned on his heel without reply
ing and went up the companionway ON
deck.
johnson, your wife doesn't mind .
trip to sea-"
"Ior bless yer royal ighness. she's
dying for a sniff of the oceanv"
Get under weigh at once"
Aye, aye sir! All hands on decki
Tumble up. my heartiesr'
Lady Constance's face flushed deeply
when she heard the clank OF the chain
pump and the tapping of the foresaii.
and she thanked the Prince with both
hands and a sweet smile.
Under good southwes.crly breeze
the yacht spun along merrily. throwing
the foam In long, beautiful, featherliks
curves from her clipper stern,
The lady stood leaning dreamily
against the side ropes, and the FRINGE.
an experienced sailor evidently. took
the tiller and threaded the way careful
ly through the crowd of craft Fora
time neither spoke; then. abruptly Civ
ing the management to the apprecia-
lively critical skipper, he beckoneA her
into the cabin.
II will land you at Guernsey to-meF-
row morning" he said, but have
been deceiving YOU. l am not Prince
Paul Denton. / am his valet, I have
robbed him of 100000 roubles and am
now going to the Argentine In bis
yacht" and he stood up rigidly and
faced her.
She smiled and said calmly: VERY
good! Take me with you. am not
Lady Constance Azuregore. I am her
maid, but I've got her jewel.eass.r-
Million. u !. -. :.
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'NOSEA1S, NO FARES.'
That Motto Suggested by a Reader
of 1.-THE Evening World"
Trail Cars on Broadway Might Tend
TO Relieve the Crush.
Third Avenue Patrons Want a Relay
at Sixth Street.

.The Evening Worlds" crusade
,.o,nst the city street railway lines
,,hicb refuse to give their patrons sum-
Gent accommodations. but persist in
,,ueszIng big profits out of the trav-
Ling public by overcrowding their cars
and herding passengers in like cattle
during the busy hours of the day, is
now fairly booming.
The wat,hword. mo seats, no fares"
"a suggested by one Of THE Evening
Worlds readers.
Every day now witnesses an increase
In the number of travellers which the
surface lines are called upon to accom-
MEDIATE Vacation season Is drawing to
a close; Fall business is picking up, and
the city Is filling up with the workers,
who must find means of getting to and
from their places of employment
promptly and expeditiously.
This mornings mail brings in a big
batch of letters from readers Of 1.-THE
Evening World" who are interesting
themselves in the fight. and are willing
to do their share to help along the good
work. Thanks are due to them for the
announcement which such a manifesto
ton of interest gives.
Here Is one from a correspondent who
ought to know what he is talking
about:
To the Editor:
As employee OF the Third Avenue Railroad
Company and one who would like to help you
In your endeavor to procure seats for the patrons
OF surface roads. allow me to offer you the fol-
owing Information and suggestion:
This road as well as the Broadway, has as
many cable cars standing idle at its power houses
ns 1t has running. with very little trouble the
grips on these cars could be unbolted and the
cars used as trailers. This, with relays from the
Sxty-tifh street depot mornings and from Eighth
street evenings, would do away with the crush on
Third avenue, The tralers would also do away
With the crush on Broadway. II give you my
self A READER OF THE EVENING WORLD"
This one is equally to the point:
To the Editor.
am regular patron OF the Third avenue cable
empty cars are started out from the sixty-ftth
rtreet depot uptown in the morning rush hours,
very ridiculous proceeding; in view Of the fact
That hundreds Of people below SiXty-nfth street
cannot get a seat on these cars the Ee-
waited road. Therefore. would suggest that those
downtown. instead OF uptown. during the morning
rush hours--say from $40 to . A. M-and that
relays be given at Sixth street during the evening
rush hours, from TO p NJ. Let the side TRACK
AN ADMIRER OF THE EVENING WORLD"
Wants Relays, Too.
To the Editor:
Your suggestion In Saturday evenings edition
a. to relays at Ninth street on the Third avenue
tueet in the morning also. A. C. DYKMAN.
No Seats, No Fares.
To the Editor:
Experience is right. But THE Evening World
has found means to push other laws to benent
tfres." A woRKINGMAN.
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The now general udmis-iou-thc uni
versai yerdict-tbat tho Copeland system
of treatment is the best ever devised for
curing dcep-seated diseases cannot fail TO
be Of benefit to those who need the ser
vices OF ssiifui n. well rs honest spcciai-
ist., ron THE TREATMENT IL GIVEN
FREE.
Thi. verdict that the Copeland treat
ment 10 the best In cxistcncel the oppo-
nents of the Copeland system are power
less TO withstand. They cunnot deny the
superiority Of the treatment, and they
content themselves with crying that the
Copeland Offices are crowded and patients
IRE, therefore, not given sufficient time
for thorough attention. DIR. Copeland
prides himself on making this natchicss
treatment. " IL il possible, more complete
and perfect now than ever before. The
increased facilities and extended ONCE
hours make possible the treatment Of all
without the least hurry, with few long
waits and with ample time for every case.
There is more than nm exposure of the
deceptive use Of the word free" in the
plan of DIR. Copeland as carried out under
his clear and uneauiv ocai offer Of abso-
iuteiy costiess free treatment. Behind It
Nil Is his aim that the whole people shnIl
have the benefit Of diagnosis by scientiac
specialists, and that the best treatm ent
shall be within the reach Of all.
We all know as n matter of fnct too
many people are all the time perishins
among us from lung trouble, stomach
trouble, kidney trouble, nervous trouble,
heart trouble, bladder trouble, &C., sim =
ply because they can't afford whni Ii
known as expert specially treatment. Tn
der DIR. Copeiand's theory this IL very
much the same rs though vast numbers of
shipwrccked sailors were allowed TO
drown like rats because unable TO pny
charges to life saving crews or for seats
in Iife-boats. Whom we shy that SO many
inyalids perish for want Of proper care
and medicines the meaning of Il Is that
help from the medical profession 10 with
held. crueIiy II not criminaiiy. from per-
| ishing thousands.
Physicians as n rule are not rumans
sud savagcs, given to violence and rough
bIoodshed. But, as DR.. Copeland has GO
often iutimated, too many OF them sin b,
apathy, by passive Indifference. The,
don't notice the wide hell Of sickness ant
suffering that Is always roaring aroun,
them. They neglect to save where neg.
lect Is Just ms bad rs refusal, and wher,
refusal Is In reality just rs bad ms homi.
eide.
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BOY RUN OVER BY A TRUCK.
James Farrell Died in a Hospital
and Driver Stewart Remanded.

James Farrell. six years old, Of 555
West One Hundred and Tenth street,
was run over by truck belonging to
the New York Juvenile Asylum at
one Hundred and Tenth street and
PSeeman esrS' ssis the mRorTWin as
Hundredth street station, arrested Wal.
ter Stewart, the driver of the truck.
Stewart said the boy jumped from an.
other truck and slid under the rear
wheel OF that belonging to the asylum
Several OF the boys ribs were crushed
and he was takan to Manhattan Hos.
pital, where he died a few hours later
Stewart was remanded when ar.
raigned in Harlem Court.
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the TREATMENT is FREE
And Behind Il Is Doctor Cope|and'S Purpose
Not Only that the Deceptive Use Of The Word Free" Shall Be
Exposed, but that the Whole People Shall Have the Benefit
Of Scientific Diagnosis and Correct Treatment by Expert
Specialists.

DURING the MONTH OF sEPTEM-
bER ALL TREATMENT FREE NO
CHARGE WHATEVER FOR PROBES
SIGNAL SERVICES. THE PATIENT RE-
QuIKED TO PAY NOTHING EXCEPT
THE ACTUAL COST OF MEDICINES
HE USES. THIS TO ALI. PATIENTS,
OLD As WELL As NEW.
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MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE.
As Usual, II Tells of an Alleged
sinking Vessel.
lBy Associated Press.)

LEAMINGTON, Ont, Sept. ia bot
tie picked up on the east side Of Point
Pelee yesterday contained the follow
ing:
der-head eighty miles west of Buffalo;
now sinking. No hope. Loaded railroad
steel. Pig iron. God save u.s." Signed
"Manse Golduslove."
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Millionaire Leisenring III.
(By Associated Press }

HAZLEToN. Pa. Sept l2.-Cablegrams from
Homburg. Germany announce that E. b. Leisen-
ring, the multi millionaire OF Upper Lehigh. is at
the point Of death at that place. Mr.. Leisenring
sailed for Europe In August for the benefit OF his
health. Mr.. Leisenring Is President OF the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company, Vice. President OF
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey and has ex-
tensive mining interests In this State.
The evening world., 1894-09-12

The above is portrait of Mr.. Daniel o'Shay,
who resides at 48s West 4Tth ST., city He said .
- For eighteen years past had catnrrh of the
stomach and catarrhal deafness My hearing be q.
came gradually impaired; buGzng. kissing and
roaring sounds were IN my cars. The noises were
worse at night and in damp weather, and wheu-
ever ! had "A cold. which had nearly all the time.
some times there would be discharge IRON the
ear, other times they would be dry and Itchy and
filled with wax: frequently would have earache
finally grew so bad could not hear anything
There was n bad taste In my mouth, I was con-
stantly coughing and splitting. suffered from
nausea, vomiting spells disgust for breakfast and
bloat!ng after eating. There was a constant belch
Ing OF wind and gas. grew nervous and despon.
dent would get dizzy spells which would cause
me to reel like drunken man. I suffered con-
sderably with constipation, was short of breath
and had pain around my heart. since Drs.
Copeland and Gardner treated me l eau hear as
well as I ever did In my lie, and am entirely
cured OF my catarrh Of the stomach"
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Steam Navisntors Elect Omcer.
lBY Associated Preai

CINCINNATI, Sept 1.-THE National Board o.
Steam Navigation elected the following onhcers
President, James A. Henderson. Pittsburg; FRS
Vice President. d. D.. Wood, New Orleans: Sec
ond Vice-President, J. 3. Hubbell, Bridgeport
Conn, Treasurer, W. j. Wood Pittsburg; Sec
rotary, h. II. Boyer. New York. Assistant Sec
rotary N. Venneman. Evansville. Ind. Tn,
Convention adjourned to meet In New York mex
year.
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CURING BY MAIL.

Mr.. THOMAS BRoHAN. OF South Amboy, N
j. writes II must say l am cured. often
heard catarrh was incurable and believed It until
the lucky day was treated by Dra Copeland ana
Gardner. I will remember you for many q long
day and will make known the result Of my treat
ment with you to all people with whom l come in
contact"
The evening world., 1894-09-12
SPELLMAN'S HATS

FOR FALL AND WINTER. BEST MATE
RAILS; ALL THE LATEST STYLES AND
SHADES. AsAvING OF TWO DOLLARS
ON BROADWAY PRICES ON BOTH
DERBY AND SILK HATS. CORNER
PARK ROW and CHAMBERS ST. uOo. III,
lib Park Row: l. 3 and New Chambers sL)
The evening world., 1894-09-12
TWENTY-SIX HORSES BURNED
Livery Stable and Contents Wiped
Out at Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Sept. Thames
Calvin's South Side livery stable was
burned to the ground yesterday. Twen-
ty-six head of horses, valued at 5000
and thirty-six buggies and carriages,
gether with a ausniity of feed' The
stable and property burned had total
he horses weIe well insur "a, as were
also the barns and carriages. The fire
is thought to be Of incediary origin.
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Killed by IA Dynamite Explosion.

Vby AssOCIated PressJ
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Sept, bly, a dyu.mIt.
explosion in the sewer works at West Knoxville
yesterday Nelson Woods was killed and Ruby
Neadin was MORALLY wounded.
The evening world., 1894-09-12

SMoLHERs will find MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING
''HVf the best remedy Tor their children. 26c a.
The evening world., 1894-06-18

Tho q O'Clock Edition and the
sporting Extra of The Evening
World eof ftain more sporting news
of interest than can he found in
any other aveninE newSpaper.
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No EYTRA CHARGE.

District Telegraph Company is now a
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as at
main Office. A. u. II. messengers will
call for your advt. without extra charge.
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Dancing Academies.
AFTERNOON CLASSES. WALTZ GUARhN-
OPEN ALL SUMMER. teed In private les
lady ASSISTANTS. sons, with music. 81.
HOSE A AHCCQNS'

OUR own ACADEMY OF DANCING
1856 TO ii0 WEST Esd ST. near 9Th ave. t. sta
tion. 81 monthly Glasses MON, TUES, THURS
and FRIDAY. I30 to 10, 30: private lessons. 81 /;
tickets used at pupiis' convenience: beginners
classes : lessons, 81 quarter. "a lessons, &5 re-
ceptons Weds.. Sats. first lessons private. Open
all summer. A. NJ. to II 7. NJ. Cooled by cold
air
FRoM NEW YORK wORLDD
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS in his class lessons gives
individual instruction in a room separate from the
general classroom Dlfdent pupils md this
method great advantage. II is not such a
tedious affair to LEARN how to dance. He
GUARANTEES THE WALTZ IN SIX PRIVATE
LESSONS. MAKING NO FAILURES. and hun
dreds Of former patrons bear willing testimony to
the fact and during the summer season this acad.
emy is thoroughly cooled by EDlSONS LARGE
COLD-AlR APPARATUS.
All the requirements being thus met ''OUR
OwN'' ACADEMY seems like the to go to.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
UnfurnIsh ed -Wes, side.


sisT ST.. s1a s1t w.-vsry desirable single
tifulfy decorated In white gold; new house; Just
completed; steam heated. O. NICHOLAS itss
Brosdway, rear 42d st. or janitor.
SAD ST., 533, 535, b37 w.-Cheerful 3-room apart
ments for small families; all light; newly
painted; weil-managed houses; quiet block; $3.50.
tll.60.
9TH ST., s583 W. {station 69th J-summer rents;
completely furnished: corner bay window iats
Edgar johnson.
rooms. left; adjoining Park southern exposure;
GOTH ST. A W.-Elght handsome, large rooms
and bath In private house; rent moderate.
82D ST., 148 ". Flat, o large light rooms Inn
provements; halls newly carpeted: rent S23.
74TH ST., 1O0 ". Corner fat, o rooms bath I;
steam heat: hall service.
62D ST. 8 4 b W., near Central Parks rooms
a bath elevator; house & location first class.
1OOrH ST.. 1913 W. -Desrable fiat, hve large,
light rooms; well.kept house: $l5.
1O4TH ST. 10 w.-Fine 4 room fats near 1.
station General Park; moderate rents.
18TH ST. 276 Y.
rooms 4 bath steam heated; all light rooms; (;
e'''1 c. oS %uifESR, r., sth ave. llsth st
18th ST. ssl 4 IS, w.-Tis,s; rent g Y S2.
SINGLE APARTMENTS 70 TGS.
tad St. near broadway. a25, 225. s9s. ';s. :4s
25o and 252 w, elegant single apartrasn'-, 9
rooms bath; newly papered fresc"9d painted
in white gold; all appointments; every rooin
Apply to @. NICHOLAS. 1883 broadway. near 42d
ST., or janitor,
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch ofiice OF the, American
District telegraph Company is now a
branch once FOR receivlngf advertising
calI feF pour adyt, without extra charge.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

unfurnished-EastS Side.
AVE. A. 2Si, near lith st.--Apartments OF 4 large
light rooms: floor through flight private
house. rent only Sl9
LEXINGTON AVE. 1900 corner s7th st-Cheap-
est, coolest, healthiest fats In the city: rooms
a bath: all impro' ements: liberal Inducements to
good steady tenants.
LEXINGTON AVE. 226, near saith st-Four 4
hve rooms; bath steam heat; '2a. $50.
LEXINGTON AVE, I22-sd floor, 1915 per
year, or separately.
room, bathroom, Kitchen; modern Improve
ments: $40 month LIST fat. DR.. Holder. !
MADISON AVE. l7is-Eiegant Groom nat with
bath; reduced rents $40 to s2a
PARK AVE. loli 4 1913 between saith q s5th
sta-Large. elegant nats, rooms Il bath; pri-
vate hall: rent, SEA ,2s Inquire 1anitor.
west side-First single nat: all improvements:
rent 3l7.
PARK AVE. 975-Eiegant single hat rooms
near elevated station 4 Central Park: imme-
diate possession.
PEARL ST. 100, near Wall st.-Light fats, 6
rooms a bathrooms, rent 32l
PLEASANT AVE. aOi. near li6th st-sH SIC:
handsome broom hats; all Improvements; nne
neighborhOod.
lsT AVE. s67, near tsth st-Eiegant light
front apartment; perfect order; improvements.
10 Jnnitor.
lsT AVE. sls near a5th st.-3 large rooms, tubs;
river view; healthy location; $40.
lST AVE, go. near 6ith st-Cheertul apartments
rooms. newly painted. well regulated house.
$3.50.
I'D AVE. 1850 near 9Sth st.-S rooms newly
| painted decorated: rents. $3.50 to 5000.
| 3D AVE, 567. near 3Sth st. -Dcsirable auari.
ments oi r"Ons, In fine order; rents 81 to
$40, Apply In store.
80 AVE. .lG2i , large rooms; wash tubs. water
closet. electric bell, door opener Apply LIST hoor
| on AVE. 7si-7sS near 3?th st-3 rooms pantry;
| fine convenient houses; sl3. SIS
l3rH 81. ~ T., near 2d ave. elegant parlor
nat. rooms, AL improvements; rent S42
lIrH ST., @o3 i. Elegant flats rooms; prl.
xale hall. h"'i''o'm; stationery refrigerator
l4TH 81. -23 f., Grafton Handsome Hat
| rooms; bric-a hIac mnntols, mirrors, corniCeS
| rent reasonable JnntloT
2trlI ST io2 AND icG r. $ q room apartments
TO let, all improvements; cheap rents,
sgd ST. 1872 f.. corner Lexington avc,--2d rat {
rooms. all improvements. Apply 10 jantress
S3D 81. 22u ! -:iS I light rooms stoves, pOr
ticres; SlI. SIS; basement, 81.
10Th ST, l2l T., near Park aye, Single fla o
. rooms; steam heated; all improvements,
house, q. NICHOLAS, 1883 Broadway, neai
AID St, or janitor.
NsT ST, li2 E, near Park ave.--i light rooms
| ground nOor. hnely decorated; moderate, Janitor,
41rH ST, 2iS +. Flats, D h q rooms; $40 $50,
S22; Improvements; rent lree july l.
18Th ST. 1855 Flat. G large ail-light rooms a
bath good order. '2t.
4SrH 81, lbi E-uuiurnished 'front.' basement
10 let; running water; slOmonthly
.sTH. ST, .lk5 E:-sinsle nat $ rooms; bath;
usr ST.. 407 E.-Niee single fat; sunlight
rooms bath: all improvements; desirable loea-
tion: rent cheap.
3iTH ST., las E-slngie nat, rooms ali i'm.
provements; near L station.
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MAGNIFICENT 7th ave drive l33d-l34th SITS
No. a2C6 hve-rOom hats tl6 81.
ONE FARE.
single LEI rE5XATE sIG EI5ATs. Iis.

=, NENTS, FIU, VII, HTS
SIX rooms bath: all improvements; private
halls; within blocks OF city parks; blocks
from elevated road: II minutes to Grand Central: !:
&c. fare. Owner. 6s2 E. l75th st.
l4lST ST. $50 W. Lower part private house; s
rooms: improvements adults: July free.
Al LOW RkNrS-FlNts OF o large rooms & bath,
with nil improvements, In New York 8 henthi-
est Oca ity, 1877 to 1883 mste rdam, lOhl ave,
near l6lst ST. cable cars pass the door; Sl8, Sls.
S2O-2D FLOOR, : sunny rooms, dscorated; all
improvements: high, healthy, shade, quiet,
verandnhs: 3 minutes to Mott Haven depot
Madison ave street cars. Apply premises Wal
IN ave cornar ~ oaynr nIacp
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Good viii q Interest for Sale.

one Time, Csc per itne: Second Time. fsc per
kns Third and Subsequent 1fmes zoe. per inc
ec per Nae exfru on Sunddva
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AT VERY LOW R NTS.

AT VERY LOW R NTS.
313 w. I16th st. 200 feet wde>, i block from
elevated station & Morningside Park, handsomely
decorated steam heated flats. 8 rooms e bath;
halls newly cnrpeted h decorated: S2l to S23 ;
awnings to front windows; special inducements.
Zee Janitor. or MARTIN PALMER, 1914 Co.
lumbus ave- near Goth st.
2078 TO 2O82 9TH AVE.
rooms d bath all modern improvements;
BEAUTIFULLY decorated; ali light rooms: only q
blocks from l. station, block from park: SiS to
S21 Inducements given.
c. MULLER. Jr 9Th ave. h 18th st.
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CORNER LIQUOR sToRE-Easy teyms. Inquire
brewery. 2sl West 10th ST., 10 A. NJ.
DELlCATEssEN STORE. with fancy groceries.
near railroad station; price. 5000 Inquire 303
East l25th St, bakery.
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10iTH ST. 25 W, janitor's bell-Elegantly fur
nished 5-room fiat for summer; plano; all light.
1o5TH ST.. 107 w-Elegantly furnished fiat, SIS
monthly. for summer: cool. clean: references
required Janitor
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Observation-Disclosures.

Under Oriental Bank.
CORNER other fats; all improvements; seth
St & Lexington ave. also 6sth St. near the
st. or 100 W, 2sth st.
JANIroRs wANTED-First fat, 8 large rooms.
all Improvements; rent !is; so allowed for
floor, given for care OF one house, Apply be-
tween 10 o'clock. Murray's, Sd ave-. corner
il2th st.
GOTH ST.. ii5 W.. 5 a rooms. decorated. ,ia to
Ne
Columbus ave. tes: = rooms improvements: u.
Amsterdam ave-. 100, 9 rooms. bath. decorated %
Boston ave-. s7l, r. islth st.. rooms on corner
rapId-tranlit lines; SIS 20 s1s Apply janitoF.
% Pottef q Dro.. e1d ~. Columbus ave
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CONFEcTIoNERY-For sale. a hrst-class confee-
tionery in the very best part OF the city. on
account OF circumstances. Confectioners Associa-
tion a. Jay st.
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A-2oTH ST., 21s g. z21 w. near 7th ave.-very
desirable nats OF rooms bath newly painted.
papered' & decorated: all improvements station
ary tubs. ranges ice-box. G.. NICHOLAS, 1888
Broadway near l2d st. or 1anitor.
COTTAGE. rooms, bath, &c. 305 W. 4Sth St,
to let. Apply OH premises, or ]. 4. WHIT
AKER, 27S Boulevard w. 14th st
FINE FLOOR TO LET, 81 Washington ST..
&25; rooms SIG; 3 rooms S. co.
FIRST FLAT; all Improvements; g rooms; rent
moderate PRICE & GABEL, 4SS Sth ave..
near 34th st.
FLOOR TO LET-Four large, light rooms; rent
Slb. Inquire $50 Washington ST.
SINGLE FLAT In private house. 6 rooms q bath:
s2e. Inquire Of HARRINGTON. Az W. 5sth
ST., ground nat.
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BUTTER. cheese and egg store for sale cheap
best location In Brooklyn. Address BUTTER.
boz 507 World Brooklyn.
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CIGAR STORE. 20 Cortiandt st. : reason for sell
ing; no reasonable offer refused. Inquire 40
Coftiandt st.
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ART SCHOOL.

PROF, HOYT. teacher n piano and singing; IS
and $40; summer prices. 60 East llth ST.
SHORlliAND hui 1Nucwrting tRugb. by an
l2l Court ST.. BTnOElVu
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BOTH ST 315 Completely furnished fiat,
rooms. bath low rent See Janitor.
36TH ST., 360 W.-Cosy furnished 3-room hat I;
complete for housekeeping: $3.50 weekly. jan
itor
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unfurnished Rooms to Let.

BpSHWICK AVE, lO82-3 unfunishsd roo|
IN private house; light Housekeeping io2
couple; terms moderate.