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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
Wisconsin School for the
Blind;

The Wisconsin School for the Blind
is maintained by the State for the sole
purpose of educating those children
whose sight is so defective that they
cannot study iD the common schools.
The Literary Department gives instruc-
ton in all the common school and hig b
school branches In the Musical Depart
ment pupils who have any talent are in
structed in vocal and instrumental mus
ic, including piano, organ and violin.
The orchestra tor the school has an ex-
celent reputation throughout southern
Wisconsin. The Handicraft Depart
meni aims to teach the blind such
trades as they can probably engage
ia and also sIch other work as will
make them useful members of their
families. At present, instruction is
given in piano tuning, rag carpet weav-
ing. hammock, fly net and fish net
knitting, broom making aud chair
Gaming. mattress and feather dustCr
making. The girls are taught sewing,
knitting, crocheting, and fancy work,
and sufficient dressmakibg so that they
can make all their own clothing.
lHeSe cldSses Aecoistu q AOut'i ~ ZIG
Columbian Exposition for The excel
lence of the work exhibited there.
Housekeeping and cooking is q new
and very successful branch. The girls
have made excellent bro I'd and pastry,
and have succeeded in preparing and
cooking all kinds of meats and vege-
tables. The school has an excellent
staf Of teachers and the pupils are
= i re e.ttf care 30 RI and tut
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
IMMENSE YIELD OF WHEAT.
Harvest Reports show the Crop Is Fourth
In the History of Illinois.

Al AHt history OF IitinOls.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug 21.-Wheat
harvest reports, according to the state
ments received at the Illinois depart
ment of agriculture, show the area of
the wheat crop of 1894 was 2,071,-
S54 acres, the largest area de-
voted to this cereal since 1888.
That the season was unusually
favorable for the growth of wheat is
proved by the immense yield of 1875
099 bushels, a production which has
been exceeded but three times in the
statistical history of the state-in the
years 1879, 1850 and 1882. The average
yield per acre Of twenty bushels has
never been excelled. But little wheat
is raised in the northern division
Of the state, only 1901, 1857 bush
els, but in central and south
ern Illinois the yield amounted to
10, 76e, 232 and is, 1910 bushels, re-
spectively. The yield per acre In
northern Illinois was twenty-five bush
els and in southern Illinois eighteen
bushels. The quality of the berry is
excellent, but little damage of any
kind having occurred.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
Democratic Convention

L ne uenOcraIlc convention was call
ed to order Wednesday, at LAS p. M,
by Hon. John Oswald, chairman of
the county central committee. Hon
I l.. Cleary was elected chairman
and Messrs. Ruka of Boscobel and
Goodsen of Lancaster. were chosen
secretaries. The committee appoint
ed on credentials, consisting of P
BARLEY, NJ. V. Burris, Jr., and j V.
Smith, reported the following dele
gates entitled to seats in the conven-
ton:
Beetown-J. K. Patterson, James
Blewett, Geo. Jamison. H. Groshong.
l.. Garner, VIM. Flickner.
Bloomington-Ed. Patterson, Pat
BARLEY, George Maker, j Donnelly,
10 Stockert.
Boscobel-H. j johnson, j T.
Ruka, Gus Meyer, j Palmer. Peter
Burkhart, Paul Meyer, V. j. Kratoch-
vile.
Cassville = Alloys Grimm, j. H.
Sneclode, Willis Grimm, John Lusch,
Walter Brown, s Gilbert
Clifton-James Hird votes, j. F..
Runkle votes.
Fennimore P. Finnegin, j G.
Bremmer, VIM. Biedermaun, Thos
Tormey. Geo Byerley, j j. Seaman,
Chas. Grasier.
Lima-Geo. Whitcher 4 votes.
Liberty. j. Wenzel, VIM. Bald,
Louis Briel, F. Schneider.
Lancaster-R. A. Watkins. Dan
Needham, Peter Henkel, VIM Kerr,
j. Mccoy, Geo. Moore. Phin Walker,
NJ V. Burris, Dave johnson, S Nit
chell, John Westing, John Oswald,
Charles Cox, Barney Goodsell. j. Nc
Brien, j. S. Wright, Ed Austin.
Mt. Ida-J V. Smith, votes.
Muscoda-O. w. Fessel, N. j. Vik-
tora, r. 0. Bremmer. r. F. Meyer,
Victor Fayant.
Montfort-F. Parish, C. Van Buren,,
A. Palmer, Robert Chandler, H. Muen-
der. Ben Jackson.
Patch Grove-P. Morkin, j. Marsh,
P. Mcnamara.
Platteville-T. L. Cleary, w. H. FL
gar, t. jenkins. H. Virgin, Roy Hunt
ington, Frank Pitts, Charles Cox. j .
I Wilkinson, Dr. II. Gasser, n. j.
Bennett, Bert Reed, Beau Eastman.
d. j Gardner, d. Gardner, Orrin
Bennett, Charles Roselip, z. Tants,
John Bevis, D. T Beebe.
Woodman-J. Kelly, Calvin Jones,
Pat Glynn, T Glynn.
Wyalusing b. F. Keller, Geo. Yost,
S w. Warwick, H. Horstman.
Smelser-A. Doyle.
The following are the delegates to
the State convention at Milwaukee,
Sept. 9th.
First District; DR.. Gasser, Arthur
Doyle, q. S. Whitcher.
Second District: John Oswald, Geo.
Dyer, w. f. Lewis. t L. Cleary
was elected a delegate at large.
The delegates chosen to the Con-
gressional convention at Baraboo,
Sept. 4th are d. j Gardner, T. l..
Cleary. Roy Huntington, G. B. East
man, Ira Griswold, Hugh Collins, Ed
Meyer, j, j. Scanlan, John Carey, o.
A. Eastman. P. BARLEY was chosen
delegate at large.
The towns of Glen Haven. James
town, Potosi, Hazel Green. Harrison,
Marion, Mt. Hope, Castle Rock, Mill
vile, Paris, and Smelser were not
represented but in point of mum bers
the convention was a fair one.
Mr. BARLEY was rendered the sup
port of the county delegation for con-
gress, but he refused it. The delega-
tons go wholly uninstructed and no
one seemed to know who are seeking
nominations on the state ticket. 1t is
not possible that they are ready to
endorse a ticket which they viii find
at their disposal when the different
delegations reach Milwaukee, Boss
" all and the rest of the democratic
party would not think of such thing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
MURDERED FOR $3.50.

Ben Reed Confesses That He Killed and
Robbed Henderson Near Terre Haute.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 1s.-The
cornheld murder mystery here has
been cleared up by the confession
made by Ben Reed after his ar
rest. He says he and the muir
dered man, Henderson, walked from
Marshall, III. They slept in the corn
field. Reed, waking hrst, shot and
killed Henderson, robbed me body and
returned to Marshall. The proceeds
Of the murder $3.50, he used to buy
clothing and food for his wife at Mar
shall
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
Grasshoppers Are Thlck.

HoRNELLsvHLE, N. Y, Aug 21.-
Farmers of steuben county are much
alarmed over the appearance of grass
hoppers in large swarms. Owing to the
extreme dry weather their numbers
are increasing rapidly, and in many
places, especially the western part Of
the county, they are attacking all
kinds of vegetation. Many fields Of
buckwheat for distance of rods
around the outer edge look much as if
they had been reaped for a race
course. The pests seem to be working
eastward.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23

ton are free to all pupils of the state.
II sny of our readers are acquainted
with g child who is entitled to admis-
sion to The school. they will confer an
inestimable favor by sending the name
and address to the Superinte ndent of
OF the School for the Blind, GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
SONS OF VETERANS.
Thirteenth Annual Encampment of the
Order at Davenport, Ia

Thirteenth Annual Encampment of the
Order at Davenport, Ia.
DAVENPORT, Ia, Aug. 21.-The thir-
teenth annual encampment of the
order of Sons of Veterans opened
here at 10 o'clock a. M, when
the commander in chief opened
its sessions in the Turner opera
house with 800 delegates present At
the morning session of the command
cry in chief reports of Commander
in Chief Joseph b. McCabe, of Boston,
and Quarter Master General Rudolph
Loebenstein, Chicago, were read.
They showed the order to be in good
condition and 50. ZOO. II in the treasury.
The order now has 1,549 camps, with .
total membership of 80, $50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
MAI. WORTH SET FREE.
Sunday Target Practice Warranted by the
Exigencies of the Occasion.

Exigencies of the Occasion.
E OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 20.-Maj. william
Worth, Second infantry, who was or
dered court-martialed by President
Cleveland for ordering Private Cedar
quist to participate in target prac-
tice on Sunday, was acquitted
and released from custody The
findings of the court were that the
orders to Cedarquist were warranted
by the exigences of the occasion and
that the proclamation of President
Lincoln was not in force at present,
not being part of the army regula-
tions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
BASEBALL.

Standing of Clubs In the National League
for the Week Ended Aug. 1e.
The following table shows the num-
Der of games won and lost by the clubs
of the National Baseball league so far
this season:
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Death from railing Downstairs.

VASDALIA, Ill, Aug 2O.-Mrs. viii
liam Hicks, residing near Ramsey, fell
downstairs and broke Ler neck, dying
almost instantly. This was the third
death that occurred at Ramsey last
week. two by accident and one by
n1ricidp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23

Foreign and Domestic exchange bought
and sold. Interest paid on time de-
posts. Special attention given 10 col
lecsions. General Banking business
transacted. Agent for the sale of ocean
tickets on the Cunard, Inman and Rec
Star Lines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
pnstmn.ter,a Acconnt. So.

BOISE CITY. Idaho, Aug 20 POST
master Heed, of Albion, IN tins state.
is short in his accounts 2,7e0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
CAPITAL Paid Up, $4,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
DIRECTORS ANp oFFIcERs.

RICHARD MEYER, SR., R. b. SHowAL.
TER, President; r. MEYER, JR., Vice
President; FRED z. MEYER, Cashier;
v. l.. SHowALTER, Assistant Cashier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23

T. F. BALDWIN,-JUs1Ios OF THE PEACE
oace st the City Hall
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-23
q ". BRows. E. B. GooDsELL.
BROWN & GOODSELL,

ATTORNEYS at Law.-Lanca ter, Wis.
Office over Baldwin JeWelrY store.
Practices in all state aud United states ConTts.
Estates probated. Collections promptly ATTENDED
to. Real estate bought aud sold.
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WHAT! Gan We % It?

Try us on prices. pianos. new or little used: see
| II we cannot suit yO s. to $40 per month"; stein
way and other first class makes: pipe organ.
| small church or sunday school, SO; good nrgan,
| 4 stop, 40: our celebrated - Opera - pianos,
500 up. PEEK ION.
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On. TIM. 9 h pr hue: Strond IinN, he ~
No ertrd charge on StnddyA
NO EXTRA CHARGE Fou rr-Adv.rtissmsnts
District Messenger U1ice In the city. where the
essrEes will DC the same US those at the mall.
East Side.
GRAMERCY PARK, 80, 10, 81 3sFamily
hotel suits, single rooms. steam heated excel
ceiient table reasonable rates privilege of pri-
vntr park reference. N. r. King. Proprietor.
LEXINGIDN AVE JBl, near Grand Central
Large. elegantly furnished rooms; excellent cu-
sine: terms reasonable. -
LEXINGTON AVE 425. corner 49d ST. Nicely
furnished large small rooms: front a back
parlors Tor doctor y oihce.
MADISON AVE. corner. "a r. 18th st. Rooms,
with superior appointments q cuisine: reason
able rates.
2D AVE, 6o7-Iady who loves children will care
ior child at her home. Mrs. ,mythe.
30 AVE l54 near 10Th St Furnished room,
one or Two workinsmen; board ~. so; private
family.
VrI ST. - E-Eiesantly furnished large q
small rooms, with boar1
men. with good board: home comforts; $3.50
each
9TH ST. 40 E.-Handsomely furnished room,
I'd floor front. with board; other vacancies.
10TH ST.. 4s 4. Large L small rooms. with
hoard: ladies or gentlemen; reasonable
10TH ST, 81 E.-PlsaSant double single rooms:
ali conyenIeuces; excellent board. terms mod
| erlt-.
lITr ST, nj F. Comfortably furnished rooms,
with board; German American family; table
board.
llrH s'r., 2IIF Furnished rooms, with board,
soup; no moving: early breakfast
l9TH ST, 20 f. Pleasant large small rooms,
with board terms reasonable; taole board,
l4TH ST., 3l1 +. Large front rom, with board
Tor =; s5S ~, ~ weekly,
l4Iii 81, IA f., between I'd < Sd aves
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CERNANOO's ACADEMY.
1852 East b5th st reduction for balance OF season;
classes now forming: private lessons any hour. 81:
waltz and all the new dances taught rapidly; re-
Al KNItKERBOCkER CONSERVATORY.
Waltz - West 18th st.-All fash Waltz
Taught ionable dances taught: prl- Taught
Rapidly. vate class lessons. eirl Rapidly.
OLD strictly PRIVATE LESSONS any dAy.
morning. afternoon or evening Waltz guaranteed
In u private lessons s.: reverse movement care
fully taught. All latest dances Open every day
and evening. C. HOWE. <cd St. near Madison ave.
BANJO. mandolin. guitar school: blossoms ~.
kFlSCIIkE, l5 Lenosrd ST., West broadway
and Hudson st.
DUMAR-Rig and left ,waltzlng. guaranteed; {;
best waltz Instruction; lady assistants; open
Sundays. 342 West 35th It.
GAVOTTE QUADRILLE-Only original deScrip-
tion translated by AdOlph Newhcrger tor sale III
FlSHER Fourth ave.
MANHATTAN DANCING academy. 20 West
18th ~. Pour class lessons, 81 "a lessons, vs.: (:
correct waltz guaranteed In q private lessons;
with music. ": afternoon Il's. children rnd
ladies, tuesdays and s saturdays, same price, g. 40
- $50 T. NJ. lady and gentleman teachers best
place in the city a; popular pr cc.; send address
specially. rec sptun THIS EVENING: dancing
!. 20 70 IL H. M; admission, gentleman and
lady, 4Oc.
MISSES MONTGOMERY, ,3ls West I'm, St,
teach spanish. - Serpentine,' '' BUTTERFLY
- Fan, " =" Mirror " aud all stage dances.
MRS CARTIER = Dancing Academy, 64l Lex
ngton ave. Private lessons: waltz specially.
MRS. CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY. 8II
LeXingtoniv classes private lessons, waltz
specially. latest dances taught rapidly.
OPERA DANCING ACADEMY, #, w. IIeyzer
House Bi!ldins) I 'lasses every evening; VI
monthly; quarter - lessons. 80; private s'onS,
any hour, 81; receptions Wednesday and Sat day.
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ATTENTION, CYCLISTS-Second-h hand wheels
pneumatic tires, guaranteed perfect, noteo
makes $40 EACH new wheels guaranteed higk
grade. SIS; agents wanted to sell them on com
mission; call on us. A o. c. Co.. 10 Barclay
st., New York, near Broadway.
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80 LET So I rooms. from S1to Si5 q month
Apply lH W. 2Sth al.
Sib = LARGE old fashioned rooms, superior
3,J W. 35th st corner brick private houS'.
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AUCTION expenses to parel-Lady leaving city
must sell for any acceptable price very elegant
household utensils; also separately splendid up
right piano. parlor. dining and bed room suits
pictures, mirrors, curtains. fodng-bed. &c. ;
house for sale or to let. lO9 L. 18th st.
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-. VVN wv y NOAIFM UF 1JNNNINU,
1856 lao WEST ADD ST. near 9th ave ~ sta.
ZION; 81 monthly Glasses MON. TUES.
lessons, 81 tickets used at pupils convenience: cow
beginners classes lessons, u quarter, "a les
sons. 50: receptions Weds.. ats. first lessons
private. Open ali summer, 4 A. NJ. to IL p NJ
FROM THE NEW YORK wOi,ID.
Hosea Higgins IL probably as well known as anv
man In New York. and the lame Of the institu-
tion over which he presides has spread all over
tue country. The invarable and pronounced sur
cess hat has followed his methods in teaching the
art o, dancing has made i the largest establish
ment oi the Kind In the world. TO the better
tom Its facilities unequalled, the floor space
~ enormous. the music provided is above criti.
csnl, while his staff OF lacy and gentleman teach
ers stand at the head o; their profession.
Mr. HOSEA HIGGINS. In his class lessons
gives individual Instruction in q room separate
from the general class room. Dithdent pupis
tnd this method a great advantage. HeGcAR.
ANTEES THE WALTZ IN kIN PRIVATE
LESsONS. MAKING NO FALL RES.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
UnfurnIshed-Esst Side.

UnfuTnIshed-East Side.
MADISON AVE, 1914. corner l25th st.-Ele
ganhy decorated, steam heated apartments: u
rooms & bath janitor ~ hall-boy service. Apply
jsnitor. premises
MADISON AVE. l753-Ons nat. SIS; steam heat
cd; free to April. See Ianitqr
1D AVE- .3I, near J.uh 81. = rooms Il pantry /;
fine house; small families; slJ
I'D AVE- elo6 near l09th Et.-3 large light
rooms IS 4 $40 Housekeeper.
40 AVE, O5S between 9th 4 5Sth sts. "a large
rooms: repainted; hest block on ave. Kelly.
It'll ST. 40 ~ =. Finest flats on the east side:
b rooms. bath; all announcements; rents $50
$50 &J2. Inquire IanitCr.
18TH Sr, :sG| 335. 337 r.. between LIST 4 ID
ayrs Elegant flats, rooms, bath; parior
heaters; decorated ceilings; improvements; new
honses; halls, bath heated; rents $26 to $50
JAnitoE
l4TII sT 2,I3 n. Elegant Hats, 4 rooms, private
hall; bathroom heated halls; every Improve
menl; S2J. S13l. Janitor.
10TH ST, I3l f.. In elegant single hats-3d floor
to let
25TIf ST. 20s E-3 a 4 rooms, all light, with
IMPROVEMENTS, sl2 TO sl6 Janitor.
IieTH BT.. corner Pleasant ave. Elegant het
ali improvements: rent slo.sl7, Jsnitor. 800
n, 1lbtii ST.
| f26TH ST., 81 TO 81 Il, --Choee apartmsnts,
Jnsf completed; steam heated; rents reasonable.
sSe lanitof.
i2iET 81. 425 H. Id nat; Immediate possession;
tal; rent begins April l Janilof,
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nincent Turkish parlor suit. fine silk tapestry
parlor suit. $40; paiatings. magnificent grand
upright piano, $40: silk coucnes, screens, pOr-
there's cabinets, fine hand-caryed oak buffet.
table. leather chairs oak bedroom suits, fine
to a first class private residence: used short time
like new; seen any time: sell separately. Ia
West 47th at.
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MISS McCARE'S

DANCING ACADEMY classes now forming at 2l
East 18th St. between 9th ave. and broadway.
Classes every afternoon and evening; private les
sons, any hour, 81; waltz guaranteed In six prt-
vae lessons, IS: lessons, 81, quarter ~ lessons.
IS, lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Degiuners at sny time, Day Or evening.
Special and individual attention given to those
loa rulnK the waltz; also the and fashonab b Q
dancea including stage, fancy and character.
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s3'-sE' rarH ave:
COG TO 8l4 LEX: Extra wide apartments : h =
IS,,,rox avg o,-,ia,, roor,s hoan,,n,I,v
"' ""s' 'oo"'
corner 'ads ST.; decorated; oiock IRON hs.a-
S4SO to SSOO tion: hall boy. Apply to jnnitor
.nsrrRnnM aWn 7oar'ssan, s's a, ,,rr.
light rooms bath; all modern improvements;
REM go. --,-.-
CHRISTOPHER ST., IA very large light fiat
HUDSON 81, 6O5-8 rooms bath...............s;li
nn ST. 32S rooms, toa, i1
,; ST.. ~ ~ ". rooms ms pah, M'a'n neat t iii
4Ith 81 1iS ~ roam, hath sinVI,, va
50 ave ~ x sSo%s a 3"
JOSEPH I0RBIr Il co. sd st. nth ave.
32i Hnilsonst.
WATTS ct - :, o,-.ro ia, sn,sna,a an,rt-
,, o., ,,, ,, i ,,to, "a, A. pI.ni,or
WAVERlEY PLACE lsc-Eiegant nat. all mod.
,o. n improvements roo"'s s-"' par'or "'or'
9TH ST, s26 W.-Neatly decorated fats every
.oNsn.en's, rents SLOW '-i: 'an''or
1Ili AVE bG6-3 room flats. complete for
houseNctP'hs, ~ ~ q 20. 'h,i,'oI.
It'll AVE 3O2, 3D4, near 27th st. Handsome
halls heated; rent sos 2. Beekman,30 7th av.
9TH AVE, sss-Flats; . extra large rooms h
'n'ii' ne''i n'~''o',. h'''s '-"''''' oe''' --
10TH ST, 2SS W.-fireat reduction In rents:
ments; every room has outside light; halls heated ;
,,:T n S.i, oa., -, ,i,,,,,
, = w h ~ s S ny su",irr' LII
nall -P ~ ~' ~ ''
18TH st. 26U W. light rooms; bath: ali i'm
provements; decorn'ed $50 81. Janitor.
ETH ST 9e7 a 90, W-Royal a Peerless
small family hats 3 & ! rooms; bath; i'm
,m--.., :.
rooms newly papered; sic to $50 Housekeeper
slsT ST. 3l7 3el W-Decorated apsrtmeuts: 4
rooms 4 bath: rents ,22, S,l.
small families in pleasant nejshborbocd, 4 A. o I
rooms 4 bath sid To s25, 4 per cent given
back In time for Christmas presents II You pay
promptly stay through December; references
required Jantor.
18TH ST, 22s a ees W,-Adela q Edwlpa-
Smal, family ha,s, rooms; all improvements:
$40 to s2S; rents reduced. -
ETH ST.. 207 W. large light rooms, newly
asp ue' sT ,"a s w'~Ssw,~ S w nana7'a a M noIn7ed
apartment, 3 rooms all Imp ovements: all
lsht: sl1.
.,,-rII Sr' az "A. he,woen k,b q ,;,b o,-o, - E;io
giant ID fiat. rooms; immediate possession.
"rn ST. S sais sso,sd SG'
SIS. Jaritor.
4ITH Sr.. a5l w.-Flnc fat. 4 rooms. ali light
fine order; rent, sl6 90, 81.
f2i ,., "a" pe'm" T,,, n'n M ~ W. ,s aneS.
ti,i at' ~, ..s'a iou,isi 49,, y
~, soi'p,na''oh ""'n' h"'' ''e"'d' hc" ho"se TAo'
SS1'"o'
I-TII CT lIo w-Four ,Ieyart room. nil i'm
nrnvcno,,s G ii,ht. An. neiybhorhnnd. az T.
SIS; basement $40.
IsTJ ST 5,o wApar,mep,s ssso 40 IN,
roons. nicery nsnerca wararopcs Jo closets a.
stationary static, .y tub. @ -, .,, :, ..,,,z
sim bnio Sia P' - 'oo''''
80, - -. ~, -
nshed Nat. o rooms; iirs'ciass house. JaSltor
54TH ST AND TTH AVE-, CORNER q nice
uoms; light; rent so per month. 200 West
54th ~, ring Eelly's bell.
f,r,I or "a, ga a., =, nnn.,. a., !. ,.. roo,.
= hath: can be- seen At Sny Tine: rent ~ nss
month.
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Cast Side

Cast Side.
BOwERY. 35 near Canal st tMontauk HoteD-
Nicely furuished rooms; hot G cold water. gaG
bath, heat sen'lemen; Sc, nightly y weekly.
CLINTON PLACE, 7--Nicely furnished rooms
hath. Gas 4 cOoking stove. ~ a ~ a week.
DELANCEy ST. s--Niesly furnlahsd room for
IRVING PLACE, 33-A iafse. nlceiy faFnIshsd
front roonsi gas eiossta ~
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Instruction.

HYPNoTIsM practically taught with Illustration:
private exhibition given; hours 2 to T. Prot
ALEXANDER, 22s West 3sth st.
sTENOGRAPHY and Typewriting School,
Sig Broadway n. Y. 81 week. Call or write.
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Boarders Wanted,

On. TIM fh pr hue: Srcond Tn,> ne. ~,
knr: 7hird and Subsequent Rmea iSe ps hs<.
No e1frd charge on SinddyA
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOu Tr-Advsrtisemsnta
for The World may lie left At any American
District Messenger ufnce In the city. where the
charges will DC the same US those at the NAH.
.lf1co.
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Furnlshsd-MIsesIisnsous.

l7TII ST. Charming single flats: q rooms; fl2
weekly, 2 beds. FLAGG, 142 ". I'D 81.
10Th 81. The cheapest flat for price In New
York Sl2. FLAGi, 2I2 W. I'D 81.
HON ELL X l. furnished flats. all locatiOns, sizes
h prices Ellis, 22O W. Ils, ST.
No COMMISSION CHANGED for renting fur
nished nnls; 100 furnished flats.
fLAGG. 242 West 2Sd st.
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT. complete 4
ready for housekeeping Including linen, crock.
ery 6c. , on terms of 81 & - weekly until paid
for; parties lntendng 10 hire furnished nat will
readily see the advantage OF owning the contents
OF u home and nj real y le's expense; your choice
az an immense assortment Of furniture, carpets,
rugs h curtains; odd fancy parlor pieces scores
of pretty things to make home inviting; call ior
list of flats, price l.st estimate. HENRY
MANNES 4 SONS, 42i. A3l Sth ave-, between
3lst 4 32I SITS. white buildings
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A.-A-STORE FIXTURES, counters shelving
showcases. cofee-mills scales, mirror front tea
cans. upright butter refriserators. 235 and 237
Brooms st.
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Furnlshsd-BVooEIyn.
unfurnished Room. to Let.

PACIFIC ST 1858. Brooklyn-Furnished noor. all
improvements; no other tenant: rent s. per week.
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= MN nnmN NNtIuHE-Gentieman representing Euro.
ssiPehi mouse suddenly called back 10 Europe, sell
AZ furniture oi private house; magnificent up
hasdn hsdn' plano, parlor, dining room suit, folding.
oil s,h"''ors' pictures, bookcase, desk. IA East
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AT A SACRIFICE-Paror, dining and bedroom
suits, folding bed mirrors, upright piano, onyx
lamp curtains, pictures, &C. sell separate. 1Gl
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A.-CARPETs. furniture of houses, nats bought
before disposing; send postal
Belmont ~ West 1Olst ST
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FOR sALE-Billiard pool tables. every size. new
and second hand; Champions cushion used |;
cheap. DEREUTEK "A Sd ave.