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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08
he WAS A LITTLE PAATATA.
Saloon-KeeperS Say Lynch Ar
rested Them for His Own Gain.
Then Accepted Brides to Let Them
on Easily.

Policeman Thomas II. Lynch. Of the
West Forty-seventh street police station.
was arraigned for trial to-day before
Police Commissioner Kerwin on the
charge OF bribery and violation OF police
rules.
There are four separate counts against
the accused officer. The complainants
are owen j. ORrien, a saloon-keeper, at
80 West Forty-seventh street. and Rich
ard Ardler. also a saloon keeper, Of SIS
Eighth avenue
Lawyer Jesse Stearns. Of the firm OF
Hobbs & Clifford. IS William street, ap-
peared for Lynch and asked for an ad-
journment OF two weeks. He stated
that the charge vas a very serious one.
and besides being III himself. he had a
very poor preparation.
O'Brien,. in his affidavit. which was
sworn 10 before Complaint Clerk Peter
son Sunday, July e. alleges that July
at O'clock In the evening and ar.
rested him for violation Of the excise
law.
After placing him under arrest Lynch,
he aveis. a. ked him II he had a bonds.
man, O'Brien's reply was that he did
not know. but would try and secure
one u Lynch would give him the time.
OIL rien sent messenger to a friend
upon his bond.
While in the saloon o Brien swears
that, Lynch said to him: waving his
people OUT oBrien Compiled with
the request. whereupon Lynch. after
assuring himself that there was no one
else In the saloon said:
yours. They will Likely break your
license. You can make 1t easy by doing
money drawer and took out s.. two s2s
and "A 81 bill and gave them to Lynch.
who put the money In his pocket
Lynch had promised he would make the
stating that Justice Mcmahon was sit
ting In court, and that he would see that
| was discharged
O'Brlen also alleges that Lynch per
jured himself In his affidavit In court
when he came into the saloon?' said
O'Brien. "he bought glass OF beer, paid
five cents for It and drank H. In court
he made charge against me Of keeping
TWO men In the saloon drinking beer,
which statement was false and untrue 7"
0,Brien was held for trial on Lvnch's
affidavit for. violation OF the Excise law.
Ardler makes affidavit that Lynch ac-
cepted bribe OF so from him. Sunday.
July !. he alleges that Lynch entered his
place al 1906 A NJ. Ardler, was stand
Lynch TO enter. The latter went into
the saloon and came out in about five
Minute He notified Ardler that he had
arrested the latter's brother who was
the bartender, for keeping open con.
trary TO law.
AT Ardler's suggestion Lynch took
himself and the bartender to Alderman
Rims saloon, Forty-second street and
Ninth avenue. Ardler asked the Alder
man to go on his bond and all went to
the station-house. where the bartender
was bailed. The party left the station
house together. according to Ardler's
story.
On the station house steps. Ardler al
leges, he handed so 10 Lynch with the
understanding that the policeman should
endeavor to have the charge dismissed
In court, The case was dismissed, Ard
Ter alleges. on Lynchs affidavit.
Commissioner Kerwin adjourned the
case for one week
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BANNER IS A DESERTER.
The Ex-soldicr Said TO Have Lived
since by Petty svindIing.

The Grand Jury to-day considered the
case OF one William Granville Banner
alias Barrett alias Warren e. Bradford
who has been In jail in Montreal. Can
ada, serving a three months sentence
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
The complaint against him in this
city is Simon Rokofsky. OF 943 Sixth
avenue.
on July q Banner secured suit Of
clothes and an overcoat. valued at SIS.
In payment he rendered check On the
First National Bank. The check turned
out to be worthless.
Banner has had a varied career. He
Is deserter from Fort Columbus, on
Governors Island.
According to the records OF Major
William L. Haskins, Banner deserted
from his command on June q. 1892
From that time, II is said, he travelled
around the country with woman
named Annie McKeonn. living by per-
petrating small swindles. When he was
arrested In Montreal Annie went to
Quebec. where she Is now. employed az
domestic. Banner has wife living in
Brooklyn.
While in this city he boarded at 1856
East Forty-ninth street under the
name OF Warren Il. Bradford with
him lived woman, who called herself
"Flosse Bradford" They were both
arrested July u. and have been In the
Tombs ever since.
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MINE RIOT AT LA SALE.
Deputy Sheriff. Hard Fight to Ar.
rest a Polish Outlaw.

LA SALE. ILL.,, Aug. SIN attempts
ing to arrest Polish miner named
Joseph Schurman, a desperate character,
this morning, Schurman was fatally shot
and two deputy sheriffs were wounded
with sabre thrusts.
Schurman was wanted for the promi-
nent part he played in the riots In the
Union shaft six weeks ago. when the
company men at work were SO brutally
beaten as they came from the shaft.
The Sheriff's posse was resisted by the
older and younger Schurman and their
wives, all armed with cavalry sabres.
The miners living in the neighborhood.
hearing the shots, rushed from their
homes to the scene of the disturbance and
an attempt was made to mob the officers.
A telephone message was sent in to the
militia barracks and their prompt re-
Spouse probably saved the lives of the
deputy sheriffs.
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MAL0OF WANTS $4,000.
Another Suit for Libel Against
KaNkab of America

Najeeh n. Maloof, the Syrian silk i'm
porter, OF 70 Washington street. has in
stituted another suit against the proprie-
tors of The Kawkab OF America for libel,
placing his damages at $1,000. Mr. Ma
loot was appointed United States Con-
sui to Jerusalem by President Cleveland
during the latter's first term. His diffi-
Guilty with the Syrian editors Is based on
articles impugning his honesty and char
acter.
An order of arrest was served on the
defendants. Alvah J. Arbeely and Najeeb
J. Arbeely. yesterday compelling them
10 furnish S2.60o bonds TO defend the ac-
ton, The suit was brought In the Court
OF Common PiesA -.
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NO NUISANCE AT CASANOVA.
SANITARY Experts Report In Favor
of supt. Roberts's COMPANY.

Sanitary Engineer \. J. Koen, OF the
Board of Health, submitted a report to
Supt. Roberts today on the complaints
OF residents OF Casanova against the
Fart Bay Land Improvement Company,
Of which Supt. Roberts is "A director. The
complaints Were u The effect that the
Company was filling In the swamps with
garbage. and that the doors arising
tnerefrom were almost unbearable
The Sanitary Engineer replies that he
visited Casanova repeHtedly, and always
found that the surface Of the sgamps
was covered several inches deep with
fresh soil. Only on one occasion had he
chance to make suggestions as l. the
ming IN process, and they were at once
attended, h. He says there is now no
cause for complaint. Chemist Martin
made a similar report.
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SLATER PLEADS GUILTY.
Admits selling Two Lots on False
Representations.

George Slater, a weH-appearing young
man. was brought back to this city from
Philadelphia to-day by Detective ergt.
Holland, Of Police Headquarters. and
before Recorder Smyth pleaded
guilty TO grand larceny In the second
degree. lie was remanded to the Tombs
to await sentence
The complainant was Peter McQueue,
OF 3OS West Twenty-siXth street. Slater
was formerly In the employ Of Alfred
Edwards. President of the Rockaway
Park Improvement Company. on July
TO- II IL alleged. he went to McQueue
and on false representations sold him two
lots, for which he received s275 The
sale, 1t Is claimed. was "A fraud.
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~ 70. %. ::. .:. sA d. s ss.s:, w %sss.
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ALL WANT TO VOTE.
Republicans Insist on Being on
Their Association Roll.

Justice Gaynor in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. this morning issued an order
returnabla Monday morning next. In
which President Cooney, Secretary John
Diemer and Treasurer Henry Diemer, Of
the Fifteenth District Republican Asso-
citation o: the Twenty-first Ward, Brook
lyn, are directed to show cause why they
should not enroll certain names on the
books of the Association.
The application for the order was made
by Lawyer Shadbolt representing Thos.
Covan. The men who want to be en-
rolled are August Burger, Richard Clan
cy, John McAvoy. Charles Watts, Charles
Pope, William Bentley. Henry Cook and
Peter Bennahan.
Mr.. Shadbol, said the men were elected
members Of the Association May % last,
but that the officers had failed to make
record CT the fact. He said they
wanted to vote at the coming primaries.
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Louis Heuner 27s West Eighteenth street has
been elected Secretary OF Beer-DriNfrs Union No.
81
. 4 new walking delegate II to he elected nv the
Piasterers' Laborers' Union next Friday evening
Henry FinnegaD Is the new Master Workman
u Local Assembly siss. X. OF L.. conductors and
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A CARBOY OF ACID BREAKS.
Presence of Mind of Passer-By
saved the Driver from Injury.

carboy containing IFS pounds OF
vitriol broke while being unloaded from
a wagon in front Of the bottling estab-
lishment of William Ward & Co., JEFF
ferson street and Fast Broadway, to-
day.
small quantity Of the acid fell on
the trousers OF the driver of the wagon
and burned "A large hole through them
Lawrence Mcclure, who was standing
by, threw bucket OF water over the
man and saved him from serious injury
The breaking Of the Carboy was prob
ably due to flaw in the glass.
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WANTED IN CHICAGO.
Fromrne Accused of Stealing s4Oe
and Some Books.

Detective Sergts. Aloncle and For
mosa arrested Emil Fromme, thirty-fivs
years old, at Rheinhard's Hotel, !
Greenwich street. last night on a tele-
gram from Chief Inspector Shay, Of
Chicago, ILL.,, who charged him with
stealing $780, Fromme was employed as
agent by nurseryman named Jones.
Mr.. Jones had several valuable books
on various branches of his business.
with the 500 Fromme collected. The
books were found in Fromme's posses
sion. In the Tombs Police Court he
was remanded to await requisition
ma Dera
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NO CHANGE IN THE STRIKE.
supt. snyder Does Not Think the
Bricklnyers VIII Quit.

There is practically no change in the
school strike. The latest report re-
ceived by Supt. Snyder is from Con-
tractor Mahoney. who stated that two
carpenters employed in building an out
door closet in the rear of the grammar
school at One Hundred. and Eighty
fourth street and Wadsworth avenue
had quit their work.
Reports have also been received show
ing that some of the men who had re-
turned to work have gone out again.
In regard to the rumor that the
bricklayers were going to strike. the
Superintendent said this morning: II
have heard nothing to that effect, and
do not believe that II is true"
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Schooner snd steamer Collide.


w NE0IITdIVT TTVs7-I
BALTIMORE, AUG S.-An unknown schooner
cotIidei with the British steamer Culmore on
smiths Point. ninety i've miles down the hay
on Monday night Cmef OnIcrr TAFT and Pilot
MrClay NsTH on the bridge When big schooner
apparently four master loOmed up ana In an
instant her bow spirit swept the entire length o.
the Culmore tearing away everything th.t came
It's way TAFT WAS knocked from the bridge
to the main deck, fully nfteen feet below and
VAS picked up unconscious. The schooner dis.
uppetred In the darkness
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ANOTHER PEQUOD OUTING.
Perhaps the Lexows VIII Have An
other % ChOwder Ticket story.

The Pequod Club, the Tammany organ
ization of the Thirteenth District, has ar
ranged for an outing to Donnelly's
Grove. College Point, Sept. 8.
The last outing of the Club was made
the subject of inquiry by the Lexow
Committee. Many police and other city
officials are members OF the Cub. 1t was
charged that they used their official posi-
tions to sell chowder tickets at IS apiece,
and that many thousands were sold at
that price. The surplus, it was alleged,
was distributed among the poor but as
no accounts were kept nothing could be
proved,
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CANARY PUT UNDER BONDS.
Justice Entertained n Complaint of
Disorderly Conduct.

George F. Hopper, who had Manager
Thomas Canary. OF the Casino, arrested
for an alleged assault. told his story to
Judge Voorhis. at Jefferson Market
Court. to-day. Then Mr.. Canary gave
his version, and they didn't agree at all.
Canary alleged that instead OF striking
Hopper he had been assaulted by the
latter. In the struggle, he said, Hoppers
eye had been blackened.
Justice Voorhis entertained a complaint
OF disorderly conduct, and Canary was
put under $500 bonds, which was fur
nished by Harry Miner.
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Francis &. Hartmann VIII.

The will OF the lato Francis Csttanet Hartman
who died last week Mt Woody Crest" was
nled for probate In the SurrUgate's once to-day
MIR. Hartman leaves bis entire estate to his
mother, Helen NJ Hartman. and in event Of her
death It lie to go TO William T., Hartman. Smith
Anderson Hartman. Katherine Hartman and
Helen NJ. Hartman. brothers and sisters OF the
testator. The amount OF the estate is not men
toned In the will.
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MAY STRIKE IN KANSAS CITY.
Butchers There Threaten to Quit
Work at short Notice.
CBy Associated Press)

iBy Associated Press)
KANSAS CITY, Aug. S.-A meeting of
$50 local packing-house butchers was
held last night to consider the strike
situation in Omaha. Chicago and st.
Louis. Patrick Mulcahey, Of Chicago.
urged the men 10 stand together for the
prices demanded.
Resolutions were adopted, stating that
urless the strikes in St. Louis, Omaha
ard Chicago packing-houses were set
tied within twenty-four hours the pack
irg-house employees of Kansas City,
numbering 500 TO 600 men, would go out
at the expiration Of that time.
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Won't Yield to Strikers.

member OF the nrm Of Garcia Bros, 50 War
rem street, Whose nifty Spanish cigsr-makers
struck yesterday for an advance OF 81 per thou
sand. said this morning that under no considera-
ton would the firm grant the strikers demand.
The strikers are not connected with any labor or
ganiZation.
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MORE TAILORS ADMITTED.
Three Members Added to the New
York state Association.

At a meeting OF the New York State
Custom Foremen Tailors' Association. In
the parlors of the Hotel Metropole to-
day, three new members were elected to
the Associat ton. They were Pietro o.
Plssaro of Poughkeepsie; Joseph e. Hirt,
cambridge. N. Y, and Edward Claim, OF
New York City.
was spent in talks on informal work.
Mr.. De Jones, of 81 West Thirteth
street, is acting as presiding officer In
the absence of the President.
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Cottage In clifton burned.

CLIFTON. S. ], Aug S--Ab1nt u'c'ock this
n, rning a ne broEt OFT IN \ Fame co':ag. n
Pay street, this I,laec. oNu'l ny Clarence
p.rre ami 90 Ipi'd by m'iv FAMED Rosa
The falilS vas I'Iy rom home at ihe ;inc
AMI the ,rir'1 of tho IRE ~ unknown. Tho built
ing was totally destroyed, with It's contents In
NolNing a loss u 81 90. This is partially covered
In.
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BOSTON. Aug. Slight hundred members OF
the 'Longshoremen's Union met last night TO
consider the ad,isabiity OF striking because Of q
change in the system e working. and the lock-
out ~ Steyedore Booths men at Charlestown. It
was decided to instruct the State Executive Board
to wait on Booth before ordering q strike. II the
trouble is not adjusted a strike will undoubtedly
TOLL
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CiyiI-service E,aminers nd Work

Civil Service Examiners L. NJ. Morgan T. A.
Post, A. w. Pelloy, l.. N. Goodman and W. H.
Chase are examining applicants for positions a.
letter carriers. clerks and porters In the New
York Post Once to-day in the Federal Bnild-
O34 desire TO be carriers, 4ls clerks and 70 poi
tiers, OF these candidates twenty-three are yonng
ladies' who want clerkships. The examination wiz
last for fifteen days
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Fell Down an Elevator shaft.

Frank Roam. twelve years old, OF lOs Fast One
Hundred and Twenty fourth street fell down an
elevator shaft OF $50 West Fifty NTH street this
morning and received severe injuries to both legs
lie runs the elevator at that place and walked
into the elevator shaft, believing that he was
stepping into ,the t-,-s IT,,
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Representative shaw Very III.
my Associated Press.

EAU CLAIRE. Wis. Aug s.-The condition OF
Congressman George II. Shaw. who has been
confined 20 his bed several days by malariaI
fever since HIS return from Washington Is not
improved. and inquiries last night revealed that
much alarm Is felt by his physicians and family
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08
$4,000 Fire in Chicago.

IDF NJ WCIdItu TTtEs'I
CHICAGO, Aug S.--The entire block OF tmah
business houses on the east side Of North Cisrk
street, between Jackson and Greenleaf avenues
was destroyed by IRE this morning. Mrs. pl;
Burbank and daughter were seriously burned anu
q policeman who carried them out OF their ma.
was badly injured. The loas will probably mo-
exceed so, 900.
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TOOK PARIS GREEN.
Theodore seIke Attempted 10 Com
nit Suicide.

Theodore Sclke, Twenty-Five years Old
OF 1917 East End avenue, attempted sui
eide by taking a dose OF Paris green at
", 20 o'clock this afternoon.
lie was taken to the Presbyterian Hos
pital
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Henry Freund, twenty nine years old. Of ssT
Second avenue. came In contact with a pillar Of
the Third Avenue Elevated road In getting OF a
surface car at Fifty seventh street this morning
He sustained fracture Of the skull and was
removed TO Flower Hospital. His condition is
.lNN.
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Canadian Ex-Minister Dead.
lBy AAsoclated Pres. 1

W
MONTREAL Aug. s.-relix Geonrion. NJ. p.
for Vsrcheres ex-MiniSter OF Inland Revenu,
under the Mackenzie Administration died to-da,
aged sixty-two, He had been Member Of Par
lament for thirty-ono year,.
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Fell froIa the window 10 Death

Mary Kerrisan. hfty-four years old. fell out of
the fourth-stoy yiHdoy Of her homs. 2aa West
sixtisth street. this morning and was Instantly
klisd. Il IL supposed that she fell asleep near
ne SiH % n, s1s rolss sst Her sSdy was re-
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asaT:s &: G: 10 q
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sI0HTED.

::: ::. 1s q: :;:s..s x %..s..
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TO RAIL TOMORROW.
MaiIa ,Ios.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.
DUE TOMORROW
FOREIGN FORTS.
(By Cable.)
ARRIVED.

MovILLE. Aug. s.-Arriyed and proceeded,
steamer CireAssia, New York for Glasgow.
ROTTERDAM. Aug. s.-Arrived. steamer EdAm,
from New York
LONDON, Aug. s-Arrived, steamer Manitoba.
from New York.
SIGHTED.
Lizard. Ang. s.-Paased. steamer Trays. New
York for Bremen
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Every American d st. Tel. Office
is an Authorized Adv in 2
Agency for THE WORLD. A. d. T.
messengers will answer your call
box free, and take your World
Advertisements at office rates.
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Purchase and Exchange.


MEAT MARKET wANTED: g,ol location.
Al sver within days, stating price, W., box
IL Murli.
W AIMED -PTintng pr 81, llxl6, second hand,
cheap. w. n. H., ITu West EId ST.
wANIED-To buy about 30 or 80 ieet OF second
hand lunch counter Apply or write 1o3 18th
ave, candy store.
WANTED Al ONCE-lUU whisXey barrels. OLD
or new. suitable for cider Address. with pr,ce,
GEO. GUN KENBUSH, SD = and I'm ave
WANTED TO BUY--A bull terrier dog. pure
white. Call between II A. NJ. 2.30 p. NJ,
Sl6 East 18th ST., 1st flight
- -
Horses, Carriages, &c.
FOR SA liz or exchange; 1 double, single truck.
horses and harness
MERCHANT. boS 53s BROOKLYN World.
HORSES BOARDED, exercised, groomed box
stalls tl2 per month; references exchanged.
HosLEY spr'nE Valley, n. Y.
TWO GOOD WORK HORSES, 2 business top
wagons, l single truck Inquire
@. KERN, III pebevo'se st, brooklyn,
s265-PARTY going abroad liEh. coupe rockaway,
cos; $50 used six weeks; slG5 ladys top phse-
ton, harness laprobe. &C. used month. cost
s367. So Call 10 West 4tth St, to 8.
10 CHEAP, Q able work horses, s2O TO $50;
great bargains; weeks trial 32S briggs ave. -,
BROOKLYN.
80 HEAD OF railroad horses for sale. from SIC
/ up. AIS East 3Ith st.
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nouoes Wanted

SMALL HOUSE WANTED where parlor could he
used as hrst-class barber; little way out OF city
preferred: low rent to commence. s., 800 Stags
st., Brooklyn
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Flat. and Apartment. to let.
Unfutni.hed-No,,n ot,as,h s,

Unfurnlshed-No'tho o. iasth street.
18TH ST, 2Ss VS. large light rooms bath /;
perfect order all improvements; rent reduced
iSsD ST. 20 a Is W 5th 4 JenoS ayes g room.
bath: elegant rat all improvements; heated
hslls: SIS TO t?l Inquire lanitor.
l3srh ST.. nRuOn AVE. beautifully deco.
ra ed apartments, Is h rooms; all steam
hcated; every modern Improvement; s23 mp.
w er o. premises
l3SrH ST., Co.'S r.. lst hat--5 large rooms bath :
all improvements; reduced rents; Sla
l4lsT ST 300 W. Single flats, 7 rooms h bath;
sI private Ha''' all improvements Inducements
143D ST. 23S w, near Sth ave. 3 rooms b
hath, 81 SIS, free until November. BAR
NETT CO., - T.. l2ith It
ON MAGNIFICENT 7th ave drive C22eo, i33d-
IL III ST. Handsome > room fiat; III.
81 = 81 NILE FLOOR, ! rVoms; improvements.
VIM Stonebrdge, iS4th St east OF Sd ave,
stationery store.
si7 TO $50. eth Splendid Oats Of 5
rooms bath; every convenience good neigh
| borhood Apply to janitor, l2l w. lAth St, or TO
J. EDGAR LEAlCRAFT. 1917 Broadway.
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dEA1 MARKET WANTED: gtol location.
Al sver within days, stating price, W., box
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Real Estate for Ssie-CIty.

Real Estate for Sale-CIty.
Above 18th a., sth ave. to East River.
LOOK AT THIS. absolute foreclosure sale, Dot.
10. Ill Broadway, 10 O'Clock; valuable prop
erty. 34l East h2d 81. Particulars OF =. BRAD
LEY, 1872 Nassau ~.
MUST BE SOLD, apartment house; 10 families
two blocks from Grand Central Depot: might
exchange; equity $4,000. Address QUICK,
W East 18th st
sl7, 5Ol- Double fiat near Sd ave., Harlem.
MURRAY's. 2O3i Sd ave, cor. ll2th st
Above 18th st.. sth ave. to North River.
MUST SELL 5-story double nat; finely I'M
ished. West l0lst St rent, ZOO: price s24.-
800; no brokers. n. POWER, 2s3 w. llsth st.
North oil I7sth Street
EDENwALD. I blocks from woodlawn Station.
2ith Ward, New York City-Lots from $500. on
easy monthly payments: fare by electric car only
8 cents. For free tickets, maps and full particu-
lars apply to c. n. REICHE. 200 East 18th st
TWO STORY DWELLING. full lot. near the north
ern entrance OF the new Harlem Bridge; also
lot near Boston OWNER. So: East l36th St.
s., C00-NEw S-story nat; carpeted, decorated; i'm
proyements. terms easy CHAS HoHL. 81
East 1881 st.