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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
MANY LIVES ENDANGERED.
One Man Overcome by smoke In
Midnight Tenement Fire.

There WAS ii lively fire in the three
story brick tenement house at Al Mon
troSe avenue. Williamsburg. shortly
after midnight this morning, and but for
the qIick response Of the Brooklyn fire.
men a number OF lives would have been
lost. AS II was, Charles Gordon. nine
teen years old, OF IS Marcy avenue, Will
iamsburg, was overcome by the smoke,
and is at present IN St. GATHERINGS
Hospital in a critical condition.
The ground floor of the tenement is
occupied by Phillip Hon as a small
liquor store. and II was in the rear OF his
rooms that the fire started. police
man on Montrose avenue saw flames
pouring out OF the windows OF the tene-.
ment He turned in an alarm and
rushed into the house and aroused the
occupants.
Hoff and his wife had hard time
getting out, as did also Mrs. Marion
Steers, who had rooms on the third
floor. Charles Gordon was visiting at
the Steers's, and was carried out uncon-
sclous
The nremen soon had the fire under
control. and the total loss 10 less than
81, 900
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
MAY Be A GR0WLER MURDER.
sutherwick Broke Mary Jones's
Skull with a Beer Can,
She Refused to Let Hin, Drink at
Her Expense.

Mary Jones. forty years old, of 800
Forty-sixth street. Brooklyn, Is lying
in critical condition at the Norwegian
Hospital. suffering from a fractured
skull inflicted by Benjamin Suther-
wick, OF l27 Nineteenth street. who
struck her over the head with can
of beer.
The police of the Fifth avenue sta
ton are looking for Sutherwick, who
made his escape.
Mrs. Jones, last night, went to call
on her mother at las Nineteenth street.
Tie two women sat out in the back
yard drinking beer, and the can was
filled several times.
Sutherwick came in the yard while
the two women we're drinking and at
tempted to take a drink from the can.
Mrs. tones caught him by the arm,
saying that she did not propose to buy
beer for any man.
Sutherwick then struck her over the
head with the can and ran away. Mrs.
Jones was taken to the Fifth avenue
station, where Ambulance Surgeon Pen
dergAst, of the Seney Hospital, at
tended her. the surgeon sal d the cut
was only n scalp wound. and sent the
woman home.
Al l.4O O'Clock this morning. while Pa
tro.man Conne.y was passing Mrs.
Joness house, he heard her screaming
Ambulance Surgeon Schoaigohn, OF the
Norwegian Hospital, was sent for, and
ne diagnosed the wound as fractured
At the hospital this morning 1t was
said that the woman had been uncon-
scious since her removal from her home.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
NEWJERSEY.
THOUGHT HER HUSBAND DEAD
Mrs. MessIer Refused to Admit Him
when He Returned Alive.


DUNELLEN, N. j., Aug. IA dead
man, or rather one supposed to have
been dead, has suddenly reappeared at
this place. and departed as meekly as
he came.
a few nights ago, when the rain was
pouring down, Mrs. Messler heard a
strange rap on the front door OF her
cottage. She pcered through the win
dow and started as she recognized a
man outside as her husband. who had
been missing for six years, and whom
she supposed to be dead. She did not
open the door, and after he had knocked
repeatedly he went away ana look
shelter in the house of neighbor,
where he spent the night.
Nhenhe went away the following
morning, he told his neighbor that ms
wife had refused to recognize him, and
that he was going to Virginia. lie ek-
planned that he mad been in virginia
during most of the time he had been
absent from home.
Mrs. Messler, was before her
marriage, a Miss Jeroloman, belonsing
to a wealthy family. Sac says that her
freely, and that this was the cause OF
frequent quarrels between them. After
he left her, six years ago, she never
heard from him, and some time later
read that a man named George MessleI
and answering his description. had been
drowned in the flood at YOUNGSTOWN.
She said that she was living happlly
with her three daughters, and could get
along without her husband.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
ARRESTED The F|REMEA.
Long Island City Police Raid
Train Locomotives.
stops to Put . Stop to the Soft
Coal Nuisance.

LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l., Aug. H.
At II o'clock this morning the police Of
Long Island City made a raid upon the
firemen and engineers Of the Long Island
Railroad and arrested six firemen for
violating the orders Of the Health
Board IN burning soft coal In their
locomotives.
The fremen are Michael Bedde,
Of engine 100; Thomas Clarity. OF en-
zine o., Charles Marshall. Of engine 81;
william H. White. Of engine 81; Daniel
Lavelle. Of engine 10; and Charles Ko-
wenhowen. of engine 70. All the men
submitted to arrest with the exception
Of Clarity, Of engine o..
resisted not arrest r. ds.e al bis ms pos
The police told him II he did not come
down of his engine he would pull him
down. Garrity then left his engine, and
was escorted to court. Justice Ingram
released the six fremen on, 500 bail
each. to appear for trial, Bail was furs
nished by Edward McClave; 6rotner OF
New York.
Lawyer william Kelly appeared for
the Railroad Company and Corporation
Corporatiou Counsel Stewart said that
he would cause the arrest OF the firemen
every day until they stop burning soft
coal The men were arrested for violat-
ing sections 397 and 675 of the Penal Code.
The officials of the railroad stood on the
Platform near the engines, but did not
do anything to stop the arrests.
At the Company's office General Supt.
Blood and Assistant Supt. r. L. Key
nolds refused to say anything on the
mater.
For several months the property
owners on Borden avenue have com.
piained that their health was impaired
4 and that their property was DEPRECATED
BY the soft-coal nuisance from the en-
zines of the Long Island Railroad: The
Health Board repeatedly notified the
Company that II would have to stop
S!ur,ninF soft coal and use hard coal
The Company took no notice Of the
matter. Yesterday afternoon the nui.
rance was brought to the attention OF
Corporation Counsel William Il. Stew
art, who reported the matter to Mayor
Sanford.
Mayor Sanford at once directed the
CORPORATION Counsel to notify the po
lice to 20 to the yards OF the Company
to-day and arrest all flremen who were
in charge Of the locomotives burning
soft coal.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
SWINDLER IN ORIENT, l. !.
Clever Way of DisposinK of Cheap
spectncles at.a Good Price.

ORIENT. L. l., Aug ia clever swim
dler has been working among the resi-
dents OF this place for the past few days.
The man. who was selling watermelons,
would produce a pair Of spectac!es from
his pocket, which had the appearance
Of gold, and tell his hearers that he
had found them. and that they were
worth 81 or 81
He would offer them for sale. starting
them at 81, and finally taking 80 cents
for them. They would turn out to be
worth about 25 cents. In some cases he
would get as high as 81 for pair.
Then he would drives away and sell a
pair at another place. Among the VIC
tins who were bcguiled into purchas-
ing the worthless eyeglasses were John
B. Young. a prominent merchant of this
place, and the wife Of the village JUS
tice Of the Peace
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
DROWNED AT BAY RIDGE.
An Unknown Man Seized with
Cramps While Bathing.

The body OF a man twenty wears old,
known only as Michael. was brought to
the Brooklyn Morgue this morning from
the foot of Fifteenth avenue. Bay
Ridge. where he was drowned last night.
The man was In bathing when he was
taken with cramps. His cries for help
were heard by William Kaufman and
Thomas Robinson, both living on
teenth avenue, near the shore. They
jumped into the water, before they
could reach him he sank.
The man worked for Mrs. Rose Can
field. He came from New York last
Sunday with Samuel Sher. of IS Forsy tn
street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
AIDED A PRISONER TO ESCAPE
Both Tito and Bruno Taken Into
Custody, However.

Dominic Zito, OF IS Union street. and
Salvatore Bruno. OF IS Degraw street,
Brooklyn. were held In 500 bail by JUS
tice Walsh, in Butler Street Police
Court. Brooklyn. this morning for ex-
animation on the charge OF assisting
Salvatore Gododog!io,a peddler, to es-
William Rooney. of the hamilton ave-
nue. station. yesterday afternoon;
Gododoglio was arrested by Rooney
for violating the Health laws on Union
street. He had no sooner put the ped
dler under arrest than Zito ran up be-
hind Rooney and pinned his arms. Go
dodoglio ran away and escaped, but
Zito was held by Rooney.
Bruno then tried to rescue Zito.
Rooney managed to get one arm loose
and with his club tapped Bruno on
the head with sufficient force to render
him UNIT for use for some time. Rooney
easily quieted Zito and bundled both
men Off to the station-house in patrol
wagon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
Real Estate for s.,e-Brook,yn.

ALMOST WITHOUT MoNEY-A brick hat-housc.
II rooms Herkimer St. Sc, 600: $50 down. re-
mainder monthly instruments. VIM SUMNER, 1855
Pierrepont st., Brooklyn.
Ell EChNT 4-story single brown stone nat, on
Clinton ave-; all improvements; all rented !;
handsomely decorated: house 2oS70: lot 100: an
offer wanted; owner must sell. JAMES PALMER,
Court square.
FOR sALE--s-story house, II rooms, 50 Nostrand
ave ; price 81. 900: fine place for store
GA1 ES AVE. IL. Brot kvn-A history brown
stone front apartment mouse for sale: send an
offer NJ. A. MEYER, p. O. box III Woodside,
]. ].
81. 1o0-Cash $50 one story: rooms and cellar.
Stnnhope st.
SO. 90 '-2.story basement red stone IA Macon St
50, 5,O-3 story private. Philadelphia BRICK, Yer
non ave. mar broadway.
81. 800 -3-story brick with saloon. Park ave.
$lO,b O-:'-storv store. frame. Broadway.
REITZ, 1855 Greene ave-, cor. Broadway.
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ADMIT THEIR FAILURE.
Queen LIS Ambassadors Going
Back TO Honolulu.

CHICAGO. Aug. l7.-Queen Liliuoka-
linis ambassadors. Samuel Parker, H.
A. Wldeman and Cummings arrived
in Chicago last night on their way back
to Honolulu:
"Our mission was not wholly unsatis-
factory" one OF them said. We sue
ceeded in presenting the subject Of a
present situation In It's proper light. We
had expected. however, to have been
ABIDE to keep the Republic, as i is ca.:ed,
in that. President Cleveland has seen
fit to recognize 1t. There is nothing for
us to do but live under the Government
In the hope of some day securing a
change
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
UNCONSCIOUS FOR A WEEK.
Groom Finally Dies of a Beating
for Insulting Another's Wife.

Thomas Groom, OF Third avenue and
Union street Brooklyn. died In the Seney
Hospital from a fractured skull early
this morning. after having been uncon-
scious for nearly a week. Groom's
skull was fractured by Patrick Ireland.
now in the Raymond Street Jail, who
alleges that Groom insulted his wife.
Ireland and his wife were walking on
Vanderbilt avenue last Sunday night,
when they met Groom near De Kalb
avenue.
Groom. Ireland says, made indecent
remarks about his wife.
Ireland picked up a large stone from
the street and hurled 1t at Groom. The
missile struck Groom on the head and
he dropped unconscious to the sidewalk.
Ireland will now have to answer a
charge of manslaughter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
Re., e.t.te for sale-We.tche.ter.

AT YoNKERs-Number Of hne residences. from
80 900 10 $50 00o with elegant river views. w.
r WASHBuRN (specialty, Yonkers and Hudson
River property 1i5 Broadway.
RICHMOND PARK. yonkers; Ware estate I;
in line extension Of N. Y elevated: short Walk
from station; hne views OF surrounding country;
lots b0xl25 and larger: send for full particulars.
ERNEST CoLLYER. room 81 World Building
SHERMAN PARK-Two lots for sale: bsrgain
for cash. Address JANIrOR, 80 West seth
ST., New York.
THE GREATEST opportunity ever offered to In
vestors: we have to sell. $50 acres OF the finest
property to be had In the suburbs OF White
Plains; $500 per acre; la cash. 90 mortgage.
per cent with release clause; only principals.
Address BARGAIN box 1856 World Agency. 55i
ID ave.
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SALUTED EMPEROR WILLIAM.
Incidentally Augusta Victoria
Lowers Her Westward record.

The Hamburg american liner Augusta
Victoria, Capt. kaempff, arrived this
morning on her forty-seventh voyage
from Hamburg and Southampton, max
ing the passage in days, 10 hours and
10 minutes breaking her best previous
record by 2 hours and 26 minutes.
At Cowes she met the Imperial yacht
Hohenzollern. with the German Emperor
on board. The Augusta Victoria saluted
His Majesty, the ships band playing the
National air. The Emperor, in a white
flannel coat, returned thanks by a gra-
cious movement and hoisted his signals
Among the Augusta Victorias passen-
gers were: Henry Badenhausen, Il.
Feige Rupert Hecht, Charles Roster, C.
w. Potts and family, Max Richter
Charles G Roosen and family Miss
Marie Tempest. Louis Thierauf, George
II. Webster and family, DIR. w. NJ.
thinner and Louis Fialkowiski, a spe-
cialty artist
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
TO HAVE BETTER WATER.
Jersey City to he Supplied from the
Hackensack River.

NEW MILFORD, N. j., Aug. 1.-THE
Hackensack Water Company has just
finished survey for the construction OF
large water main, to be built from this
place to Hoboken. distance of seven
teen miles.
A new $4,000 900 gallon pump will also
be placed In the pumping station here.
The company now has complete con-
nection from New Milford to Hoboken.
supplying the villages of Hackensack,
Carlsbad. Rutherford, Union Hill and
Hoboken with water. and when the new
main is constructed 1t Will supply Jersey
City with water pumped from the Hack
ensack River.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
CUT HIS SlSTER-IN-LAW.
Gusso Used the Razor During a
Family Quarrel.

Leonard Gusso. twenty-five years old.
was held for examination by Justice
Haggerty In the Myrtle Avenue Police
Court. Brooklyn. this morning. charged
with cutting his sister-in-law. Frances
Kyoska, with razor.
Gusso and Miss Kyoska quarrelled at
No. 121 North Portland avenue late last
night, when Gusso drew the razor and
slashed the young woman twice across
the wrists.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
Real Estate Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN'S PLACE WANTED, oonSnir
ing about 10 acre. with house and stable ID
gooi condition: muSt n be over one hour 81 al
from New Yort. ne sta lon and IN GOOD neigh
borhood cost not over Sl2, 900. Write, giving
full particulars, to w. H.. ! OK $50 World.
WANTED TO RRNT-small house 10 country,
wi hin Is miles of city full particulars. h,
box al World, Harlem.
WANTED TO BUY medium sized house. with
large rooms, all improvements, including some
land. New York State all Particular.
lowest terms. Country Home. box go Ha Z,
World. ~
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MEXICAN CONSUL ALARMED.
Threatened with Dynamite Unless
His Colors Are Removed.

(By Associated Press)
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Aug. ia
communication. signed by about fifty
Mexicans living in and about Browns
willie. has caused Leoncio Longario, act
ing Mexican Consul at this place, some
uneasiness. The communication de-
mands that tine awnings in front Of the
Mexican Consulate. which represent the
National colors Of Mexico. be removed.
and threatens to tear them into shreads
and blow the office up with dynamite.
The signers declare themselves An
archists and enemies of the Mexican
Government. The matter has caused eX-
element in military and official circles
in Matamoras, Mexico.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
Was Ryan a Nicol Victim.

Martin Ryan. twenty-one years old. OF IS Sussex
street, Jersey City. has been missing from home
since June a. when the tug James D. Nicol went
down with Its load of unfortunate excursionsts
on the Highlands. His mother. Mrs. Bridget
Ryan, fears that he may have been board and
was lost. He bartender, but at the time
he disappeared had been out of position for
some time
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Enjoyed the Joke.
tFrom an Exchange.

Jimson-I just tell you. you can't find
a man anywhere who enjoys a good
joke better than l do.
Friend-Guess that's so. l have heard
you tell the same joke forty times. and
laugh at 1t every time.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
Good Grounds for Suspicion.

(From the Pittsburg Chroncle.)
Spudktns-I suspect an intention on
the boss's part to get rid of me.
Snaggs-Did anything he said to you
give ground for the suspicion?
Spudkins-Yes. He said he wouldn't
need me after this week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
HIS Thirst Dtd IL.
Uprom an Exchanse.)

Uurom an EHchangeI
'was It drink that brought you to this
placer asked the young woman. who
was engaged In phiianthropic work.
mo. miss" replied the hardened Of
fender. Twas the lack Of It.. was that
done UP wild thirst that ! tried ter steal
a kep o. beer"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
Burned by n Live Wire.

Fred Tuthii twenty-four years old. OF sss
wyths avenue Williamsburg. employed in the
mower house Of the Brooklyn City Railroad Com
many, 1t the feot OF Division avenue. this morn
Ing foil against live wire. and was seriously
removed TO his home and will probably recover
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
Brooklyn Brevities.

Justice Haggerty In the Myrtle Avenue Police
Court. Brooklyn this morning held Matthew
!. Tuohey, twenty two years old, Of SO sedg'
wick street. for examination, charged with steal
ing ISL from his employer II. J. Snydam.
butcher, Of bs5 Franklin avenue
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17

George JarmAin. thirty years old of 80 South
Eighth street Williamsburg. was held in the
Lee Avenue Police Court this morning a
charge OF assault upon George Hartman. a
wealthy retired butcher. who lives at COZ quincy
street Last night. Jarmain and Harmon were
drinking In a saloon At 30 Broadway, when they
got into an argument about the Tarin bill fight
followed and Jarmain bit piece out OF Har-
mans nose.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
Real Estate for SaIe-long island.

! HAVE ONE MORE BARGAIN LEFT: come look
at 1t: 7-room house, workshop and stable, with
lots. in Corona; price $780, 500 can remain.
SCHAEFER, LEO Broadway, New York.
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Big Plant Will Resume.

CARLISLE, Pa. Aug. 1.-THE stephens &
Decten Carpe. factory OF this place. the largest
textile establishment In this part OF the state
will resume operations on Monday. after pro
tructed idleness.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17

Every Fr1d1y until sept rs mu be THE
WORLD REAL ES7A7E DAP" Aundcer-
hsemenu Of me A'o or rs appearing under The
class doauon y, u. Friday n.orntko .dtion Of THE
WORLD wti Be repeated N the EVENING
WOLLD ne me day free Of orpe
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wanted a Sure Thing.

(From an Exchanse.)
why do you not stop begging and
try to get some work."
because I do not wish to give up
sure thing for an uncertain one."
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Real Estate for SaIe-Jersey City

HOTEL and road house on favorite drive OF Jer-
sey City. good chance for right man; terms
nly 81 900 down; price very low place to- make
fortune HENRY W. CoNDICT. Montgomery
t., Jersey City.
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Business Property Wanted.

WANTED-Rent o. factory space; live steam
connections preferred; rear yard with sta linz,
Address. with particulars, +. N, p o. box 23r
New York.
wANTED-A small hotel or road-house within q
miles of city: will buy or rent. Address o. I
j., box 4o5 World.
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Mis- WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chill
dren teething Is the iamiiy beneiactor. 2hc, -
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You read The Evening World!
Do you read the sunday WorldF
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Ward MCAlliStcr in London.

A letter about the Clubs, Tailors. Climate,
Dinners. Fads and SwelIs of the
British Metropolis
Amusingly Illustrated.
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Real Estate for Sale Out Of the City.

BAR0AIN-l7 acres house IS rooms, barn,
heunerv, stock, crops, fruit, IS QUO. HALL,
Spring Valley, N. Y.
FARM for sale; also saw-mill and turning shop.
For particulars address EDWIN N. KIMBERLY,
Nepaug. Conn.
SULLIVAN you NTY lands Information. maps.
deeds mortgages, surveying, address Fl. f.
TWICHIIL, Lacsawaxen. Pa
VILLA SITES. ioor1oo. only $40: beautiful White
River Park. the Carlsbad Of this country; for 10
days only; map and full information.
WELDON, 202 Broadway
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Very Striking and Remarkable Collection of
Familiar Characters who Play the Horses, by The
Worlds Clever Black and White Artist.
Camping 0utinNeWYOrkCi

How Some Pleasure-SeekersP Pitched Tents,
Slept Out of Doors and Cooked Their
Meals in the Open Air This Sum-
mer Right Here in Town. g..
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ThUnAs = PAINE. Vt broadway. old estab-
lished reliable broker, has many parcels large
and small, OF city and country property. for sale
or exchange
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
Private Life of Gen. R.E.Lcc.

Personal "reminiscences by Fitzhugh Lee,
with the Private Letters of the Great Con-
federate Commander Written from
the Scene of War to his Family.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-17
New Light on Robinson Crusoe.

A Thrilling Tale of Adventure the Lonely Island
of Juan Fernandez and the Discovery by an Ameri-
can Sailor of the Tablet Erected to Alexander Sekrk
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OPEN-AIR CONCERT.
Programme to De Performed by
HOlden's Band in jersey City.

The following programme will be per-
formed at Van Worst Park. Jersey City,
this evening by Holden's Band:
PART
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Business Property to Let.
South OF Canal Street.

One Time, soc per hne. Second Time, lie n.
is,e; Third and Subsequent TINES, Bc pey -
Sc per itin ertra charge On Sundavs ""s
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Real Estate to Let-New Jersey.

NICE COTTAGE, with al improvements; plenty
A, World.
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West Slds.

BROADWAY. 1n4. above 2lst st.. winchssts
Buildins-small or large ONCE -suits. 80 I
800; elevator.
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DESK RooI to rent, with window. third s,or,
front w +. wAsHBURN. las Broadway. eo,.
, ner Liberty St 80 WI