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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-10
Chatty Dean Hale.

New YORK, Nov. 9-The Very Rev. S.
Reynolds Hale, dean of Rochester Cathe-
dral. England, made his first appearance
in this country last night as lecturer In
Calvary Church. Dean Hale wore knee
breaches and black silk hose. His sub
ject was, ''Impostors, Bores and Other
Disagreeable People," lie is more chatty
than oratorical.
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METHODIST MISSIONS.
An Investigation Desired Before
Spending rIOre Money,

BRooKLYN, n. Y, Nov. g. - Bishop
Bowman CT st. Louis presided at the third
days session of the Methodist Missionary
Conference to-day. DR.. A. B. Leon
ard read the report of the South
American missions. He said that
the committee had agreed to increase the
appropriation by $4,000. DR.. j. Nj. Reid
of New York said that an Investigation
should be made of how the money was to
be sent before granting it. The report
was laid on the table.
Bishop E. c. Andrews of New York pre-
sided at the meeting held tonight in the
interest of foreign missions. Addresses
were made by DR.. A. 3. Leonard, Bishop
Thoburn and Bishop Newman,
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UNDER THE WILSON BILL.
Find a Large Market In
the United States

LONDON. Nov. 9-The exports of wool
to the United States during Septem Der
amounted to 1.O39. 500 pounds. against 212,-
900 last year, the value of which was a2S.-
990. against 95S14 last year; wooden It's.
sues. $1,000 yards, against 81, 100 yards last
year, the value of which was a14,63O,
against 1851 last year: worsied tissues,
1.S47. 100 yards, against 975, 400 yards last
year, the value of which was ell, 029,
against e67, 799 last year.
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Fell Under the Wheels.

LODI, Nov. 9.-Westley Mealand tried 70
steal ride to Sacramento on the north
bound train out of this place this evening
and as a result lost his left foot. Mealand
claims that the brakeman attempted to
throw him off and beat him and in the
effort to defend himself he fell under the
wheels. de was taken to the county
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Fire i'm a Pomona Hotel.

Pomona, Nov. 9-King's hotel. two
story wooden building on Main street,
took fire a. noon to-day upstairs from an
unknown cause. The upper story was
badly burned and the lower damaged by
water. All the goods on the lower floor
were saved with some damage. The in
surance on the building is $1,000 and on the
furniture $500. Ample water enabled the
firemen to confns the fire to one building.
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COTTON-SEED TRUST,
The State of Tennessee Has Begun
War Upon Ii.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 9.-The State of Ten
nessee opened the fight against the cotton
seed trust to-day. Attorney-General II.
r. Patterson filed suit in the Circuit Court
against the Valley Oil Mill. the Tennessee
Cotton-oil Company. the Desoto Oil Com
pany. the Cayoso Oil Company, tine Cres-
cent Oil Company and the Southern Cot
toD-Oil Company. six of the most powerful
members Of the alleged trust. asking the
court to declare their charters forfeited.
The defendants are specifically charged
with entering into an agreement to unlsw-
fully depress the price of seed and IN
crease the price Of oil cake and other
products of their mills.
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MOVEMENTS OF GOLD.
The New York Banks Holding Their
Own PRETTY Well.

NEW YORK, Nov. Sit is estims ted
that during the week the banks have lost
S1,00O,0O0 by sub-treasury operations, and
gained about the same amount by the in
terror movement Banks in Philadelphia
and the Eastern States are sending money
TO this center just as steadily as though the
rate Of interest on bank deposits had not
been reduced.
Hoskierat. Wood & Co. will ship 800 600
francs in gold to Havre by the steamer La
BourgOgne tomorrow.
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EXPERT TITLES REPORT.
Will Knock Out All the Surplus of
the Santa Fe Company.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Expert Little's re-
port on the financial condition of the
Atchison road will be given to the public
on Monday next in this city. London and
Amsterdam, having been sent forward to
the two last-named cities by mail SO Is to
be issued simultaneously in all three
places. A report is current that Mr.. Lit
ties statement wipes out the profit and
loss account and will make other unex-
pected disclosures.
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Michael KellY,S Funeral.

BOSTON, Nov. 9.-Michael Kelly will be
buried on Sunday at P. NJ. by the Boston
Order OF Eiks, of which he was member.
The body will lie in state in the Elks'
Headquarters from 10 II o'clock Sunday
morning. lnterment will be in the Elks'
lot at Mount Hope Cemetery.
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Caricaturist Bellows Funeral,

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Funeral services
were held to-day over the body of Frank
W. 81. Bellew, the caricaturist, whose
work was done under the signature of
Chip" The services we've conducted at
the late home OF the artist by the Rev. DIR.
Bridgman. The interment will be In
WooolaWn
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One RObber Shot Down.

LANDER. Wyo.. Nov. 9.-Three masked
men entered Z. c. Enderly's store at
Thermopolis, covered the proprietor with
guns and compelled him to give them
$3.50. He and others pursued the robbers
and mortally wounded one. Jake Snyder
TIE others escaped
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Loot of q Bank Safe.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 9.-The National
Bank at Oberlin was entered last night
and a safe blown open with dynamite.
The robbers got about $500 in silver They
stole two rigs TO make their escape. The
vaults we're found open. but safe that
contained S25. 600 was not touched.
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TORE OUT HIS TONGUE.
The Result Being That He Bled to
Death.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9. - While crazed
from the effects of a. protracted spree.
Peter Pepper. barber, an inmate of the
city hospital last night grasped his tongue
In both hands and tore it partially from
his mouth. All efforts of the hospital sur
geons to save the mans life were una
vailing and he died shortly after.
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No More Racing at Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Nov. George W.
Archer, president of the Rochester Driv-
ing Park Association. announced to-day
that under the provision in the new con-
stitution prohibiting pool selling at race
tracks, the circuit races in Rochester
would have to be abolished.
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,IaSner Found Guilty

CLEVELAND. Nov. 9.-In the United
States District Court to-day the jury In
the case of the United States against Nj.
S. Jasper. general manager of the defunct
Crescent Fire Insurance Company, brought
in verdict of guilty Of using the mails
for fraudulent purpnses
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Civil Service Order.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9-In several of
the departments a question has arisen as
to when the recent order of the President
extending the civil service rules went into
effect, and it has been definitely decided
that the day it was signed it operated as
a law
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Weston CHALLENGED.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9-Edward Payson
Weston, the od-time pedestrian, who has
just completed walk of 500 miles
through New York State, received to-day
the challenge of Henry Schmehl. the Chi
ago pedestrian. fol- a six days. go-as-you-
please. Weston has not yet accepted.
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NOT AMERICAS FIGHT.
She Will Aid Neither Guatemala Nor
MeYic0


PANAMA, Nov. cit is reported that
La Regeneration. semi-official news
paper, intimates that Guatemala has been
assured of the friendly Intervention of
the United States to prevent, if necessary,
Mexico's threatened encroachment upon
Central American territory.
Guatemala has raised her quarant tine
against Salvador. established on account
of yellow fever.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9-The dispatch
from Central America stating the United
States has given assurances to Guatemala
to assist in withstanding the encroach-
ments Of Mexico are not credited in official
diplomatic circles
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 9.-From inquiries
in official circles here it is learned that
affairs between Mexico and Guatemala are
in statu quo, bot everything seems to in
dicate that peaceful settlement will be
reached.
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Committee on Appropriations.

WASHINGTON. Nov.9.-Chairman Sayres
of the House Committee on Approp ria-
tions has issued call for the members of
the committee to meet in Washington the
third week of November.
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British Cruiser Missing.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The British cruiser
Calypso is missing She parted company
with the training squadron to which she
belonged on Octo Der during gale. The
squadron mas arrived az Las Palmas.
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NEWS OF THE MAYNARD.
The Yorktown Ordered to Depart
for Honolulu.

VALLEJO, Nov. 9.-The United States
gunbOat Yorktown is under orders to
leave the navy-yard for Homo lulu at 10
o'clock Saturday morning. Electricians
are working tonight on the searchlights
and other electrical apparatus. They
worked until 2 o'clock this morning on the
plant.
Two appointments as shipkeepers were
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Howard and Odette,

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The World this
morning says: Gossip is revived concern
ing the reported engagement of Odette
Tyler, the actress, to Howard Gould,
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PROGRESS in a progressive age is the
record made Dy DR.. Prices Baking Powder
Witness highest hon0rs at the Chicago
Worlds Exposition and first award and
gold medal at California Midwinter Fair.
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Lord r1ayor's installation.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The crowds which
Witnessed the procession to-day attending
the installation of the new Lord Mayor.
Alderman Sir Joseph Renals, were far
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smaller than usual on such occasions. The
decorations were tawdry and the process
sion itself was far from comparing with
those for some years back.
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Is THE bread bitter? 1t contains alum,
you may be sure. Bread raised with DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder is always
sweet and wholesome.
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AN ARMED MANIAC.
Police Officers Do Not Know How to
Secure Him.

OMAHA, Nov. 9.-Fathsr Frank Schrof-
fle. a well-known Omaha priest. became
violently insane in bis room at the Willard
Hotel to-day. He has a revolver and de-
clared he was Emperor of Germany and
will kill any one who approaches him un-
less Of equal imperial rank. The police
are unable to solve the question of securing
tha maniac.
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kGIvING przes with baking powders
means that they are inferior. Gift powders
invariably contain alum or other adultar-
ants. It's real economy to use DR.. Prices
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-10

LIGHT as sea foam is cake made with
DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
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OLNEY'S LETTER.

AT every fashionable club. what? Why,
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

wobt otoo.
BARROW ST.: 1s-Lsrfe front rooms: sentlem
| or housekeeping; -; near sth ave
GREENWICH AVE, 1ii-Nestiy furnished rooms
for housekeeping all conyenienoea
JANE ST. 10. corner sth ave.-Fine large front
rooms; housekeeping or gentlemen: reasonable.
PERRY ST. s. near 7th ave--connectlns rooms
also large n small; nicely furnished.
wAvERLEY PLACE. 217-Newly 4 handsomely
furnished rooms. large q small; reasonable,
9Th ST. ss W. Cwashinston sauare,-Nie.ly fur.
nishsd rooms for housekeeping or gentlemen;
srH AVE, .a7s-Nc., large furnished room suit.
able for gentlemen or lady or gentleman.
TrH AVE, ll2 -Dcslra.le looms by the week,
or tnnsients acconmo dated.
TTH AVE. A5, IATH ST Large 4 small rooms,
with use OF pinro every convenience.
10TH ST., 20 w.-Nieeiy furnished large rooms
| ~; small room. Nso: gentlemen bath
10TH ST. ia w.-Apartment OF ! nicely fur.
nished rooms for housekeeping; outside bell.
ilTH ST, rs w.--NIcely furnished room, all CON
Fenlsnces' summer prices; good location.
18TH ST, ags w Neatly furnished front parlor
for housekeeping; $3.50 per week
| 18th ST, a33 w.-rne room for lieht housek eep-
ing; furnished or unfurnished; references
| nth ST, iSs w.-Iarge a small rooms, fur.
nished a unturnishedi ter,us reasonable.
18TH ST., 81 W. Desirable double 4 single
rooms. central; summer rates. Southernors &C
commodated.
18TH ST, l2t w.-Larse q snaii nicely Furnished
rooms; all conveniences: references
! 18TH ST. 81 w.--very desirable front rooms LIST
Sd floors; reference.
18TH ST. los w.-Nicely furnished cool. front
room In private house moderate.
18th ST, 100 W, corner 7th ave.-cool. airy
rooms for summer; transients accommodated
| 18th ST. 1903 w.-rurnished rooms for sleeping
q business purposes desk room to let.
18th ST. sss w.-Io let furnished hall ROOM
s2b0 weekly. Smith.
| lbTH ST w-Iady having handaouely fur
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branch office for receiving advertising
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Weat Side,

West Side.
10TH ST.. ios w.-Comfortsbiy furnished cool
rooms; sas bathroom; gentlemen; - t.so. %
tlsr ST. $50 w.-Nsstiy furnished front room.
suitable for two gentlemen. Wolf
tisT ST. ao7 w.-Furnished front rooms light
housekeeping: 50: other rooms.
''R sT FROM; % sS ss SoG .cS os
t2D ST. IS w, The Campbell Hotei-southern
exposure; facing Bryant Park: coolest rooms
T. the city, with or without private baths:
summer prices: elevator.
44TH ST.. 14T w, near Broadway-FurnIshe
rooms; prices reasonable 10 permanent parties.
18Th ST. sr w.-Handsomely furnished rooms;
cality.
18Th ST, III w.-seeond story hall a back
rooms: closets: hot a cold water.
t6TH ST. 2l7 W. near Broadway cable-Large
small rooms; Closets BATH 81 up.
9TH ST, 70 w.-Nicely furnished front room to
let; terms reasonable
18TH ST. 22s w.-Furnshed rooms to let con-
nected with bath. on is noor. McKeever.
STH ST. 10 w.-2d front alcove; other rooms.
large small: moderate.
''TH ST. 2ie w.-Two isrs. front rooms, newly
closet room: summer prices.
BOTH ST. ai6 w.-Neaty furnished large room.
$3.50.
52p ST. aS7 w.-Two square rooms: terms rsa-
sonsble
ESD ST. 2l7 w.--small a large rooms. $3.50 up
housekeeping or gentlemen.
18TH ST. 257 w.-Furnished, parlor noor. to-
sether or separate; other rooms: moderate.
18TH ST, 500 w.-pouble front room. 81 weekly;
single ~: gentlemen only
bsTII ST. 40 wa nice furnished front room
to let for gentlemen; ring Hearn bell.
6lsT ST, 10 w-Front 4 back pariors ground
hoor convenences: summer prices Lederer.
65fH ST. 20 w.--well furnished square room
outside nat; two nghta lie Brun.
'sTH ST: 2,s w,-Nicely furnished large front
room, also hall room.
BOTH ST. SO w.-Larse furnished front room ID
nat; near l. station: or 2 gentlemen. Reed
sSD ST, 50 w--Pieasant large 4 single rooms;
board optional; private family: reference.
l12TH ST. 1877 w.-Facins park; handsome
rooms; ath; - up; private house; gentlemen,
FRONT ROOMS. suitable for or . gentlemen:
good location: rent. $3.50 a $3.50 per week.
Inquire at lls chrlstopher at ring times.
North OF iasth Street.
l28TH ST. 2le w.-Prettiiy furnished rooms I:
bot q cold water: bath adjoining; private house
convenient location.
i27TH ST. 7s2 Wool pleasant Furnished
room; all improvements; private house; terms
reasonable
srooklvn.
HUMBOLDT ST, ass, Brooklyn-Furnished room
to lot for single gentleman: quiet. private
house.
MIDDAGH ct. 23-Large small rooms, fur
nished terms low; minutes to bridge q ferry
sCHERMERHORN ST. 277--Pieasant rooms
housekeeping or gentlemen: moderate rent
convenient to City Hall.
NICELY furnished rooms. private brownstone
house. from 81 to 50 per week. Is sackett St.
Brooklyn.
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EsYt Side

Es.t Side.
LEXINGTON AVE. ss7-Flsrantiy furnished
parlor rooms. with or without board summer
LEXINGTON AVE, co. corner 25th 81. Table
board; French family: also furnished rooms
reasonable
Substantial board; large rooms; home com
| forts. terms reasonable.
| LEXINGTON AVE, 45-Nice large. airy rooms
ladies q gents; theatrical people accommodated
table board. $3.50.
LEXINGTON AVE. 4s5. corner 4sd H--Nc,
small large rooms, summer price.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1880. near seth St L station
Nice, comfortable room. board optional.
9TH ST.. 20 E-with or without board. large 4
small rooms: table transients accommodated.
10TH BIT, "a E.-Plsasant double a single rooms; f;
all conyeniences excellent board. terms mode
rate.
10TH ST, lls E.-Neatiy furnished room. Z or .
gentlemen. with board: also hall room.
18TH ST, 231 r, Clean, neatly furnished rooms.
with board: ladies. ~: gentlemen, 20; plano &
parlor
18th ST, sls E.-Larse q small rooms; excel
lent board; - so IS weekly.
18th ST. 2lt E.. between I'd q ID avcs-Large 4
small rooms; hne board: prices moderate.
nth ST, ii6 E., adjoining Union square--Larse
light rooms parior. dining-room; transients
accommodated.
2lsT ST 33 f. Handsomely furnished rooms
with board: visitors to city accommodated; rea-
sonshie rates references.
2lsT ST. 20 Elegant large single room:
southern exposure: uneIceptionable table
moderate terms: references
SD ST. 2os E-Nics double rooms. with good
board. ~ 40
18th ST, l3s VS.; front. airy hall room; ex-
celient board bath; private family. GLIB.
Pad ST. ll4 Cool pleasant rooms. large q
small. table board. summer terms; references.
Esd ST. ?4s E.-Nios room. board. :. -; single.
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nj SIS McCABE'S
l., A. LlNDE

1oa West 3ith St. corner Broadway. makes a spe-
cialty Of teaching persons to dance who have at
tempted and failed TO learn at other academies:
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught: afternoon and evening classes: class
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge; open all summer.
] HAVE RECENTLY opened a dancing academy
at SOL West 2bth St. where instruction will be
given parties desiring preparation for the stage
In all branches of character. solo and novelty
dancing: terms moderate. ALEX. ZANFRETTA.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, 20 West seth
st.-open all summer: waltz guaranteed In s
private lessons, with music. s.; four class essons
81: 70 class lessons, S5; class every evening
wednesday and Saturday reception dancing $50
to 10; will remove Aug. ! to American Theatre
Bu'iding (co.t a million dollars. Sth ave. and
l2d nt very large hall electric light. electric ele-
water steam heat; It will absolutely be the most
elegant and elaborate dancing school In this coun
try prices the same.
A.ssEs MONTGOMERY 3ls West 18th st. teach
spanish, "Serpentine." "Butterfy." Fan
1Iiirror'' and all stage dances
srAGE DANCING. 40 West 2Sth ST.. c. Constan-
tine; all latest novelties: my pupils on
stage; Bessie Clayton. Clark. Wells and Ruby.
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For Sale.


lpSy SAST II. nth French Rs; s';: Z.
HAVE YOU { broken copy. press to sell, repair
ptomSty s'nse SFSR p':' Ann Sa1d and wi" call
LADY LEAVING CITY will sell upright piano
very cheap; almost new; all offers considered
Miss GARRETTA, 10 W. 2tth st
MILK,For sale. several cans pure milk daily.
also buttermiib- $40 I'd ave-
PIANO. perfectly new, as we'll as the balance Of
the elegantly furnished private house TO be sold
this week. $50 Il. 72d st. also evenings
sAFEs-old snt new safes; safes on easy terms:
BUTLER, 70 Duane St. near Broadway.
SAFES new and second hand; jeSsil.rs. pawn
brokers' once and house safes; cheap.
J. NJ. MOssMAN. 70 Maiden lane
SAFES. chespi all sizes: nre-proof burglar and
s. q. oUrRK. % Spring St
ness. SIS. catalogue free. N. y. SAFE CO..
~ Clinton plaza
SEVERAL new upright butter Ice boxes for sale !;
>. stores fitted out shortest notice. WATTS. n2
SEWING MACIIINES-The place to buy is
where You can get something with an estab-
Ns@ Hca s sT psi nS
$l9; second hand, ss io $40 THE GEO; HAS
SEWING MACHINES of all kinds; new. ,la up;
BOOu second mana ones from VIZ Tor Cabn or
monthly payments; we exchange. rent and repair
all kinds Of machines. KRUsE MFG. CO.. l2t
East 18th st.. 20a Grand St
sHowCAsEs-Larre number showcases, also
latest style Of umbrella case. cheap 322 Full
ton st., Brooklyn.
.IX WORK HORSES, 2 double and single trucks
harness. Owner, 20 Conselyea st., Brooklyn.
SODA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE. in perfect order.
$l25. +32 Sd ave.
TILE, 6x6, for flower boxes. &c. other lots zoe.
square foot. GRANT. 2os West 42d st
TYPEwRITERs. all makes. $40 to $50; fully guar
anteed; shipped allowing examination: rentals
50 and -: send postal for memorandum book
CONSOLIDATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
2t5 Broadway.
TYPEWR1TERS-All makes sacrificed: rebuilt
equal new. rented 50 and 81 monthly and kept
repaired free: telephone 3. 9lS Cortlandt. TYPE
WRITER HEADQUARTERS. IS Liberty st.
VIOL1N-Bcautiful old violin. enormous tone; hne
for sooist, price $50. VIoLlNo. ICE f.
25d ct.
WATCHES. diamonds. jeweiry. 81 weekly install
ments: articles delivered on frst payment EX-
CHANGE WATCH CO.. 3T Broadway.
$35-FOR sALE-A light delivery wagon in good
order. Sc Van VoorhiG S.. Brooklyn.
Good viii q Interest for Sale.
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18Th ST. a. E-R upward. elegantly furnished
rooms. pleasantly located. near Madison ave.
9TH ST, a. E--,? weekly upward elegantly fur
nlshed rooms. pleasantly located, near Madison
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HOTEL; bar, restaurant, 80 rooms; long lease
and new license: for sale. account two bunl~
nesses; easy terms II required. Address y
SCH, box So World
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42D ST, 3l6 E-Furnished front psrior 4 front
hall rooms, for gentlemen; reasonable.
t2D ST. 800 E.-Furnished rooms. $3.50; gentle
men; others,S3 s.. so; housekeeping; no children.
45TH ST. 1856 E. convenient to Grand Central
Desirable rooms private house: gentlemen or
couple. 81 81
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FOR sALE-First-class liquor store. cheap. n
quire so Atlantic ave-, Brooklyn: afternoons.
GENTLEMAN wishes $3.50 loan; security and rsf-
erences given; $50 paid for two months MA
woodford, World, uptown.
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4sTH ST, aoi E,-s connecting furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping; IS weekly
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wANTED-Men to engage In manufacturing bls.
iness in this and other States: quick returns
and large profits. Call at room 257 Astor HouAa,
and see the owner OF the business; some capital
required.
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BUTTER EGG AND MILK STORE. selling 900
quarts milk per week at Be. per quart; also
small limo staple groceries. will be sold for less
than II is worth owner has other business; no
brokers. ROBERTS BAKER. 2l53 Sd ave.