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St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-30
Purify
Your Blood

aud The bes. way 20 do this is 20 AXE
Hoods Sarsapa.ina. You vii | be sur
prised at the difference In your feel
: ings when you have given it a fair
trial Your appetite will be- increased.
your digestion improved, you will not
have that tired feeling any more. your
step will be elastic your spirits cheer.
fui, sou will feel. il the words of thou
sands of people who have .akeu Hoods
Sarsapariila. Like a new person" Be
sure to get only
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-30
THE HEBREWS ARE SOLID
FOR r. A. SMITH AND ENTIRE DEMO-
CRATIC TICKET.
Roys1NG WEST SIDE mEETING.

Addresses by Strouse, A. S. Hall.
Hare and Several Others-So-
cialists Addressed by Peoples
Party Orators-The Mass Meet.
ing for Tonight at Market Hall
Recalled.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-30
Now
Is the Time

When your bodily condition MUST
HAVE careful attention. If you are
tired out from overwork, if your blood
has become impure from close coufne.
ment in badly ventilated offices, shops
or homes; if you feel indisposad 20 axc:
ert:on Of any kind, If your food does
no. digest, If your appetite is poor, you
ShorJld i'm S;ot
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-30
lNGERSOLL AOAPTS STEAD.
PREACHING UP0E TOPIC "iF CHRIST
CAME TO ST. Pull"
WHAT WOULD BE FOUND HEeE.

Salvation Of Erring Girls and Boys
More Important Thar Stan.
ley's Discoveries-"Eve Man
for Himself and the Devil Take
the Hindmost" Came Not From
Christ.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-30

New York Weekly.
Fair Missionary-Wung. why don't
you come to our Sunday school?
Laundrymant ogetically)-Igotte
wife in China.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
BIRDS WITHOUT WINGS.
Fossils Of some of That Variety
Have Been Found.


The countries south Of the equator fur
nish fossils of the largest bird form that
have been developed on the earth. says
the Pittsburg Despatch. New Zealand,
Australia. Madagascar and South Amer
lea making the circuit Of the globe, with
great intervening stretches OF ocean, all
present fossils OF the various families OF
these great birds, attaining In New Zea-
land height of some ten to twelve feet,
and in Madagascar a height consider
ably greater.
During the first settlement Of New Zea-
land by Europeans the bones still lay
scatter ed in great quantities on the sur
the marshes where. from some cause or
other, the birds had huddled together by
the hundreds. II Is hardly necessary to
state that none Of these huge birds was
They are Interesting as illustrating the
limit to which the. principle OF night Is
carried in the applications or nature, as
she could neither concentrate the mus
cular wing force necessary to flight nor
| combine wing material to stand the nee
essary beating OF the atmosphere In
aerial propulsion.
The still existing emu, csssowary ana
ostrich, representatives Of the largest
| bird life. have wings to aid them as
runners, but they are all utterly lncapa-
| BILE Of flight. These ancient birds, known
| as moas, and whose families are known
as Dromornis the Espyornis and Bron-
TERMS have no fair modern representa-
| tives, and, in common. with myriads or
other life forms, seem to nave met, IN
some mutation of nature, sudden and
| universal death. - 49,,
1t is a curious fact that while these
were strictly land birds their distribu-
tion extended around the earth, wniIe
their habitats were separated by vas.
expanses of ocean. II we may assume
that the southern continents were nearly
or quite connected when the area pc
| traen the Rocky and Appalachian noun
tains was the Mississippi Sea, prior 10
the rush of waters southwark then tnis
distribution problem around the south
ern hemisphere solves itself.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
.LARcHMONT YACHT RACES.
Fair Southwest Wind for the
Twenty-one Footers
Start Put or Until 12.45 ON Ac.
count Of . Strong Wind.

lspeclal TO The Evening WorldD
LARCHMONT MANOR, \. v, July
l3.-There was great stir about the
Larchmont Yacht CiIb to-day for tie
N-foot raters we're eating ready 70" the
second trial race for the Commodore S
Cup.
The wind was 40 i,hwest ard tho tide
full The course Is from Larchmont
Harbor to Scottish Capes and return.
The wind was too strong to make the
start at IL o'clock, as arranged The
Minnetonka came in reefed. with George
Work at the helm, and the Regatta
Committee. Gerard NJ Barreto Acting
Chairman. decided not TO start until
12.45. He expects TO finish in two and
one-hslf hours.
Maysie, which lost her mast July 4,
has a new one and will race. Vaquero,
Minnetonka, Flirt. CONSERVATION. Hoo
doc and Houri are ready to cross the
line.
ii. B. seeley expected to have blonde
and Brunette ready. but Will not, as
she Is on the ways repairing.
This Is the second race, and is known
among yachtsmen as race for points.
There are three cups at stake and eight
races to be sailed.
The boat winning the first three races
will get w. @. Brokaw's cup, the one
winning the majority number of races
the Commodore Seymour l.. Husted's
cup. and the boat winning the greatest
number Of points takes the Larchmont
Vaquero won the first race July 4.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
G0LDBERG IS SUSPENDED.
The Lawyer Cannot Practice for
Two Years.
Denied an Attachment by Ono
Judge, He Got II from Another.

A decision was handed down by the
General Term Of the Supreme Court to-
day suspendng Lawyer e Townsend
Goldberg from practice for two years.
Goldberg formerly acted as counsel
for G. NJ. Miller & Co., of 81 Leonard
street. The partners disagreed and liti-
CATION followed. Goldberg was retained
by Morris Moses. one of the firm.to Sc
cure an attachment against G. NJ. Mil
Ter for $500
The motion for the attachment order
was made by Goldberg before Chief Jus.
tice Van Brunt and denied.
Goldberg then made the same motion
before Judge Giegerich, OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, and secured the attach
ment.
As soon as the facts reached the ears
OF Justice Giegerich he reported II to
Justice Van Brnut, who Investigated and
sent the case to Thomas p. Wickes as
referee. He submitted his report and
after going over 1t the General Term
decided to suspend Goldberg.
Goldberg was admitted to practice in
September 1892,
The evening world., 1894-07-13
ANDREWS CALLED IN.
Summoned by the Grand Jury to
Explain About Riker's Island.
he Makes a Statement and Invites
Them to Visit the Place.
His Proposition Promptly Accepted
by the Jurors.

STRENGTHENING Commissioner v illlam
8. Andrews was before the Grand Jury
to-day, having been summoned to explain
the situation relative to the Rikers Isl
ana nuisance created by tie dcpositins
Of garbage there by him.
This action, II is said was taken at the
request OF the Committee in the An
nenxed District, which has been COM
planning OF the nuisance for some time.
Commissioner Andrews was closeted
with the Grand Jurors for more than an
hour. When he left he was smiling and
In good spirits.
MIR. Andrews told the Grand Jury he
was doing all he could to abate the
nuisance.
Com. Andrews. II is said, asked the
Jurors to visit and inspect the plans at
Riker's Island, and that they had prom
ised to do so Monday or Tuesday.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
LOOK OUT FOR TAINTED MEAT
Health Authorities on the Alert for
Delayed shipments.

hchlth AutnOfities on the hIert iOr
Delayed Shipments.
The health authorities of this city have
received notification that number of
carloads of tainted dressed beef from
Chicago are en- route for this city. The
meat passed through Pittsburg yesterday.
This morning Inspectors Romaine and
Goodheart were detailed TO watch for
the arrival of the beef. and IL they find
the meat is unfit for consumption they
will consign 1t to the offal dock.
Extraordinary precautions have been
taken for the inspection of beef. both
dressed and on the hoof, since the begin
ming of the strike. Thus far. the inspec-
tors assert not a morsel of Dressed or
tainted meat has got to the public. al
though 1t has been found necessary TO
confiscate considerable quantities.
In view of the expected arrival OF de-
layed freight the care of the inspectors
will be redoubed during the next few
days and prompt seizures of suspected
food supplies Will follow.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
GUS JIvASHlCkA,
Butcher.
1905 First avenue.


You see. Your Honor" explained Mr..
bsai. / came home at / o'clock satur-
Eay morning. | heard voices in my
Fcon1. entered. A figure disappeared
bM the window and over the back
|snce. | lighted the gas and found
|ASe." exhibiting the exhibits
OF course. there VAS row, but Hat.
l. and I made 1t up. We decided to go
i the country, where butchers do not
(elest. but Mrs. Saler said we couldn't
kke our trunks. TIL we gave up Jiva-
blckas clothes"
fudge Nc Ma hon found 1t hard work
keep down his risibilities, and the
Jerks and officers fed to the cloak
boms to laugh. but the Court sterniy
bminanded Mrs. saler to surrender the
hunks. Then he ordered that the goods
fd chattels of the First avenue butcher
sent to Property Clerk Harriott at
|olice Headquarters. to be sold next
bar unless their owner claims them.
THE only JOY that Mrs. Saler got out
1T was expressed In a chuckle as she
|urmured:
|"Ill bet therell be some excitement
hen the butchers wife hears about
lis! know her. and there will be
3me fun
The evening world., 1894-07-13

MADISON AVE. rs Melrosel-selsct, reascna-
Bile, desirable, to pcrmsnents G. trsnsients dis
liking public hotels, superior table
nth 81, PA +. single double clean rooms;
good board: terms moderate.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Mr.. WlMAN BAlLED.


Erastus Wiman was set free by Jus
tce Andrews, of the Supreme Court, this
afternoon on 10000 bail, that sum being
fixed by Justice Barrett in an order
made at noon.
Charles Broadway Rouss. the famous
Broadway merchant and millionaire. be-
came Mr.. Wiman's bondsman, offering
his mansion at 632 Fifth avenue az Sc
curity. He paid $4,000 for the property,
which Is now worth nearly double that
MIR. Wiman has been locked up in the
Tombs since his conviction, four weeks
ago to-day. He was smiling and happy
when brought up from the Tombs by
Special Deputy-Sheriff Tony Mccarthy,
OF the District-Attorneys office and
Deputy Sheriff Brown.
The proceedings In the case earlier in
the day will be found on pages 3.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
SENTENCED.
.,ow Witness, Who Charged Pei

eiow Witness. Who Charged Per-
secution, Gets SIX Months.
Paul DrothlefY, who testified before the
fIcw Committee that the police had
Jumped up a charge against him. be-
|use he gave DR.. Parkhurst informs-
ln detrimental to them, and who was was
fur samples from the firm OF Barren
Pp, of 46 Bond street, was to-day sen
lnced to six months in the peniten..
fY by Judge Cowing. In Part /. OF
le Court OF General Sessions.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
: ,kt Side.

Fat Side.
,pv,.r, III ,Cr 90 near InIon souare-Lsrv,
',,,n1,,,o,,,hin rooni tunnlug water! hail room
s. 80
,o,,,,.,, -, ACE, ,,o.i,, ,,,,,,.tod from,
ltNINt fLN'i., Ea-l"rke' nVe'S 'u'u's"'' NV"
,u-,s 50 49,, cr,rd =, -rr,,, h,..r,.ut
- ,or honscka.nino 4. Il buck room,
81 90
IENISGTDN AVE 1874 Handsomely fur
ui>hed rooms; moderate prices; gas, bath
good .,commodaIion%
LEXINGTON AVE, lbs-Hanisome'y furnished
large front parlor. also small rooms. summer
terms
MADISON AVE, 2lls-large, cool nicely fur
n'sh'f room with or without board
ST Marks PLACE, t-ttue hall room Tor q
gentleman, moderate, Improvements "hroher
SUFFOLK ST 60 near Grand st Front room
furnished tor housekeeping 81, back room " rs,
2D AVE. 4u5-a nicely furnished rooms. light
Housekeeping rent moderate
Cd AVE lk4-A large. nicely furnished room a
sey.ru small ones. t.spcrtsble house
-. -.
~ ANh .lS-n.'ig iurnSn'H '''"'S' '"''""-e
OH i",' o.. ''"e 81 80 -
81 AVE-, sH-FGrGlsned rooms Tor tenilrmtn'
, A-I 70 80 "1"''o'"e ''"''Nh '0''A' "'" ~
'''''"''' -----------
tTH AVE e7s-Sice front room Tor once, lady
gentlemen on private 81 30.
tTU ST, 20 E.-LarG- 4 small rooms. light
housekeeping permitted, 81 80 ""
tTH ST. so E-2 large furnished connecting
The evening world., 1894-07-13
WHEAT ON THE RISE.
Cereals Are Stronger. hut
Cotton Declines.

.ha at advanced about IA this morn
=, asseptember selling here at 81 5-S
mo, S-S in Chicago, and more interest
out market was evinced than for
and t,,,. cow r,,,.d err at on ad-
M, Of about Ia. with September here
a mu "a and 43 1-8 in Chicago. Oats
',rs 3-S dearer, at 80 1-S for September
66,tand 20 3-S In Chicago.
psston opened about three points low
Ceiling at sos for August, with Sep
mnier at $50, october 7.N, November
Il December 7.l9.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

4STH ST. ssi W. near CONGRATULATIONS.
| large cool rooms; home comforts; excellent
| poArd: reduced summer prices.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

3tTH ST 2ll w.-Newly furnished large small
rooms; day board. uansients. professionals;
summer
The evening world., 1894-07-13
NEWS THAT PLEASED FLOWER
Governor GratiRed by the End OF
the Great Strike.

FIRE ISLAND. l.. l., July 1S,-Gov.
Flower. who has been watching closely
the labor troubles in the West is much
pleased at the news that the great strike
is over The Governor passed the fore.
noon on the piazza Of the Surf Hotel
conyersing with the ladies Of his party
and some of the other guests at the
hotel.
The Governor will leave for New York
this afternoon and expects to be at the
Windsor Hotel tonight.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

4.rH -, -, ". Newly furnished roomsi eI-
Cellent table; transients accommodated; table
boarders; summer prices references.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
CAN RESUME VACATIONS.

npt. Byrnes Issues an Order to
the Police.
supt Byrr es gave orders this after
pom that the vacations OF policemen
|ould be resumed after o'clock to-
|sht.
Those who had returned in obedience
the call, he said. could 20 away again.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

E,-y Thursday during The months NJ July and
August wiQ BE- 1.-THE WORLD 5 BOARDERS
DAY" Al ddrerfiseps ns Under this ciassifou-
Nm appearing in the Ttursddy morning edition Of
The World nil be repealed Tree Of charge IN 7As
Etenine World Tor the sa0,e date.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
CAN'T AGREE ON WHlSKEY.
rim bill Conferred strike An,
other SnaR.

July l3.-It developed
te last night that the whiskey schedule
As one of the main questions OF con-
htion yesterday at the Tariff bill con-
renee 1t was not settled, and the
bal determination will be made to-day.
he discussion was far from satisfac-
Try to those who have been most
htchful of this schedule.
tir. Montgomery, of Kentucky. one
the confemees, sought Senator
)ackburn, OF Kentucky, when the con-
|, nee closed. and later saw Secretary
E1sle at his residence.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
A Great Man vindicates Himself.
From the Chicago rrlbun.D

FROM the Chicago IfIDuHtJ
"You will not take 1t as an insult,
presume," said the confidential agent
OF the Consolidated rrahch'se "iao
bers. ~ offer you this
yves, SIR replied the incorruPtipie
Alderman from the Seventh Ward, a
hush OF honest indigna ton rising TENS 10 ms
1, INTO his pocket. II take II, sir-as
an insult! It isn't-hum-quite what
had expected, sir!
The evening world., 1894-07-13

9TH ST. "a w.-Larse & small rooms: mod.
crate prices. with table board.
18th ST, 20 W.-Double 4 single rooms, with
huart. SOLtherners accommodated. central. rea-
sonable.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
YONKERS'S P0STMASTERSHIP
Aspirsuts for the once DiseruntIed
at the Delay.

YONKERS, n. Y, July B.-It was ex.
pected that a new Postmaster OF this
city would be appointed to-day In place
of Postmaster Pentreath, whose term
appointment will 60 over Until the Fall.
Meantime Postmaster Pentreath Will
continue to discharge the duties of the
Office.
tership Ia in the hands of Congressman
Ryan, who. for some reason, is In
favor OF not having an appointment
made until after the Fall election. This
has caused much dissatisfaction among
about a dozen prominent Democrats OF
Ionkers, who are candidates for the
office.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Robbed His Parents and Fled.
(cnecial IN Tho Evening VOrld)

NEWARK y. j., July 13.-James Farley.
twelve years old, broke open bureau drawer at
his parents home, 80 Merchant street Yesterday
and decamped with $50 In bills. which he found
there. ell had been heard talking with chun
about going to Scotland and his parents think
he might have started for that country gen
eral alarm has been sent out.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

~
Ivners to play ball for the Sick Babies
W., continue to reach this office. The
W. ,als from Harry Hill. of Gus Hills
fsrpr'ses who writes on behalf OF the
Fysplans Baseball lClub. He says:
m 'u may be able to arrange a meeting
II most any club you know OF who
go IN for the Sick Babies Fund.
are open to any nine, performers
|lsred, or would like to again play
atsn Bits cowboys (haying been
rsco oy them twice, once In England
psGIunt u the cowboys. through their
INN Thomas v. Murphy, viii accept
SdlIrd game. Col. VIM. r. Cody viii
sn s S1ner us his grounds. Hoping for
sIsa aeeepta1TSt iR / am q yS %1TL sin
70 Behalf Of the Thespians BIZ. G."
a. Hin should have many offers Of
ty Il n.ssc Plenty Of variety and spe-
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Police Commissioner McCiave's resignation has
not yet been received by Mayor Gilroy. Mr. Ne
Clave will probably not be heard from until his
LAWYER Delaney Nicoll, returns from Albany.
Commissioner Martin Sheehan had another con-
ference with Mayor Gilroy to-day.
To Follow Wall street
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

MAN. Wife unfurnshed room, 6oth 10 both st. ;
reasonable. O.. 1904 I'd ave.
SMALL. accessible storage room wanted the
west side between Goth SOth sta Address W.
box 90 World Branch, $40 W 23d ST,
housekeeping, state terms Rex, World. IIar-
lem.
wANTEn-LiEht. unfurnished room, near sth ave.
l. station, by young man NJ, care Morrison,
2Ii =. l."d 81.
WANTED-Ono two unfurnished rooms on
paIllr floor by single gentlemen. Address.
stating terms Permanent. box 6?2 Harlem World.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
D.s Ordered to Appear In Court,

Justice Van wyck, OF the City Court has or
h.r.d Theatrical Manager John A. Dun TO appear
for examination at a time convenient to HeFndon
Morseli, who got Judgment agsins, MN, sna 70
Nr Dun had failed TO appear on an aulouInea
Say Tor his exam nation in supplementary pro-
The evening world., 1894-07-13
PUGILISTIC POINTS.

pohn ]. Quinn, the hacker of Denver
r Smith, and several well-known
Pstonians, are endeavoring to arrange
Fen-round bout between Peter jackson
pa Smith, the contest to take place In
piston.
Johnny Eckhardt will referee the
fher-"Coffee Cooler" night. which
Kes place in the Music Hall. Boston,
Monday, July l6.
Pike Haley left for Boston yesterday
l,eIhoon, accompanied by several
|nrn-bags, which are said to contain
'ious sums of money. amounting In
10 5000. Before leaving. Mike dis
Hyed some OF his wealth, and said that
VIII wager every cent at odds of Z to
'1' Naher viii whip Craig.
Imlthin several weeks a new boxing
VIII start business upon q rather
scale at Atlantic City. Horace
s ana several well-known Philadel-
shs are said to be at the back of the
An effort will be made to have
sntuh1e meet Leeds on the opening
The evening world., 1894-07-13

18Th ST $50 w.-Large 4 small handsomely
furnished rooms; good table board terms reA'
sonable.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

ssTH ST, 2SS w.-ReliabLs boarding house; suit
able for families or gentlemen. good boAra,
reasonable terms
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Timc sOc. per line. Second Time. Tic. per
linz. third and Subsequent Times, loo. per line.
No extra charge on sundays
The evening world., 1894-07-13

18Th ST. 327 w-Acoye. back parlor: other
rooms; we'll furnished: good board; all con-
The evening world., 1894-07-13

4yTH sT. III W.-LArge cool double A single
rooms: excellent table; table board; summer
The evening world., 1894-07-13

18TH ST, a w-Nicely furnished square room .
suit; summer prices: superior board; transients
accommodated.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

SETH ST. 1t3 T.. Large room front psrlor.
tl nished. ccnvenienres, superior German
The evening world., 1894-07-13
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NO EyTsfA CHARGE.

Every branch Office of the American
District Telegraph Company is now a
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as at
call for your advt. without extra charge.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
NO EXTRA CHARGE.

District Telegraph Company Is now a
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD Rates same As at
main Office A. d. T. mes eHsers Will
call for your advt without extra charge.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

seTH ST. 1873 E.-Desirabls rooms, with or with
out board every convenience; summer ratea
3lsT ST. ! E.-Handsonie rooms, excellent table;
The evening world., 1894-07-13

9th ST. l6i F.-Pleasant furnished rooms;
first class board private Jewish family; private
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Furnished Rooms to Let.
Meai Sid :.
BROOKLYN.
Boarders Wanted.

One TIM. &c. per linz. second Tine, re. M
hn,! Third d,.i Subsequent lines, I5c per anG
NO erfra charge on sundays
The evening world., 1894-07-13

It'll AVE, i5si,. between 18th 10th SITS
Large furnished front back rooms running
water, gasltRht housekeeping; - 30 81; rectp-
tion room With Piano for accommodation Of ten
ants quiet house.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

IRVtNG PLACE 22, near Union square-Larg,
comfortable room. running water hall room
s. 30
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Death of Russell MarquHn"'

The death Of Russell Sarquand, formerly OF the
.,ocr ..ch.are arm Of Msrausnd, skshan q o."
VA. announced on the Stock Exchange this morn
tnk
The evening world., 1894-07-13
unfurnished-We.t Side,

IS 20 TO 80 b0-Arsrtments Of , large, IiFht rooms
new house free rent to Aug !. Inquire al T.
1924 st. near Sd ave.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

The q O'Clock Edition md the
sporting Extra Of The EVENING
World contain more sporting news
of interest than can he found In
any other evening newspaper.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

6STH ST, $50 w,-single room 81 So double
sa 81. bUarJ ogtpugl, private hvnss, near pafh.
18TH ST. sss w.-Larse, cool room; near Park;
summer prices. good table; private family.
18TH ST. .5l W.-Comfortable cool rooms: sum
mer rates; also table board; nrst-class location
7,TH ST, w-selsct board, southern family;
The evening world., 1894-07-13

ilsTH ST, IA E.--Large airy room, with board
for two. private Jewish family
The evening world., 1894-07-13
INCOMING sTEAMERA
DUE TODAY.
DUE TOMORROW.
Excursions.
TIPPERARY. SWEET TIppERARY.

The public will not forget that the above as
ISOLATION will hold its 18th annual excursion on
Sunday. July ~ , ,,
PATRICK J. oLDFlELD Chairman
EDWARD j. RYAN, Secretary,
The evening world., 1894-07-13

ELEGANT FLAT TO let on Lexington ave, near
S9th ST. station; & rooms, rent reduced. Apply
premlse5, 1893 Lexington ave. or lsO w. ?sth 81.
ONE MONTH and moving free large rooms,
Sli. Ala H. l23d 81. BANG, S3i way.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Instruction.

One Tme. csc. per hn>: Senord nr,e, re pe'
hre THRU oad Subsequent Times soc. pr I'M.
No eytTr charge on Sundays
sTENouRAPHY and Typewritlng School.
SIC broadway. n. Y: 81 week. Call or write
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Flats and Ap to Let.
unfurrIshed Esst 81

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unfuynIshed -EsN Side
or AVN una r,r., or ,o,, ,,,.. ,,.h, roon.
81 &c ~ ,iio saw INV VI 'o'' 'ee 'e'' ''''''
on.yr r,a.ro., ,o,t II, tho ci,,.. az = ,sb, |
ronns AHA 10 10, hot 4 roS water. sta,ionsrv
tubs bath dumb waiter: everything in hr.t. elias |
order. Mentor Flats, 200 loId a.. corner 3lhN |
,o., ,,,.. ,,, .,, ,,.,., h.,h
stat'onaty tubs dumb-waiter; $40, SIS; block |
from lO6th IL statun.
am or "a 40 v 10Th Al e roors hath
18th ST ssG ssi 3s7 E. between LIST & ID ayes
tr,.. III tmnroysr .nts. new honses. awnings.
nil. hath heated, rent Sps tn sac lnnulro ian.
itor.
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pnnroYc,,,. .S re,3, I'D tn SiS fanit"r
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