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CHOLERA IN FRANCE.
The Spanish Government Very Much
Alarmed at the Reports.

MADRID. July 31.-The Spanish Consul
at Marseilles having telegraphed~ that
cholera is epidemic there, that the number
of deaths daily is very large and that the
authorities are conceaing the actual stua-
ton. the Government has ordered strin-
gent precautions to be taken at all Span
ish ports on the. frontier. A medical COM
mission will be sent to MarseilIos with in
structions to report the facts.
BERLIN, July 31.-The Governor of War
saw has forbidden the usual pilgrimage OF
Czenstoehau on account of the prevalence
of cholera.
LONDON, Aug 1.-The Chronicles cor
respondent at Vienna says cholera has
been raging for week in several districts
of the Duchy of Bukowina. The disease
Is spreading rapidly in Poland.
VIENNA, July 31.-Fifty-eight new cases
of cholera and twenty-nine deaths from
the disease were reported in Galicia on
July % ana %.
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Japan, and there is ground for the sus-
picion that obstacles are purposely being
interpOsed to that freedom of communica-
tion between a neutral Government and
its diplomatic representatives. which Is
guaranteed by International laws. Should
this be the case the Government respon-
sble is likely to receive an emphatic re-
mOnstrance.
NEW YORK. July 31.-The central cable
Office of the Western Union Telegraph
Company has received advices,trom Hong
Kong and Shanghai that the Chinese tele-
graph companies will not accept any tele-
graphic messages respecting the war be-
tween China and Japan. The Chinese
land lines north of Shanghai are inter
rupted, cutting off Tientsin and Peking.
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IN DALTON FASHION.
Raiders Ride Into the Town of
Chandler,
And They Ride Out Again Much
Faster Than Ever They
Rode In.

GUTHRIE. o. T., July 31.-Another bank
robbery with all the trimmings of Dalton
raid was enacted to-day. AS a result
one citizen, ]. NJ. Mitchell. a barber. Is
dead and one Of the outlaws, who gives
his name as Ernest Lucas. is dying. Lucas
is q years of age, and says his comrades
we're members of the nefarious Cook gang
that has recently given Territory officials
so much trouble.
Soon after 10 o'clock this morning five
armed men rode into Chandler from the
east. dismOunted back of the Lincoln
County Bank and three rushed inside
while two stood guard at the doors With
Winehssters. Two men covered the
president. Harvey Kee. and his brother,
the cashier. and demanded that they turn
over the cash putty darned quick" while
the third rushed into the private Office,
where Teller Hoyt was seriously sick, and
compelled him to walk 10 the safe and
attempt to open it.
Although Winchester was pointed in
his face he could not stand long enough
but fell to the floor, and the robbers kicked
him and shot at him but missed him.
The men on guard called out that it was
time TO go, and the three men grabbed
between $500 and $500 lying on the counter
and ran out to their horses. In the mean
time the guard at the outer door had shot
and killed J. NJ. Mitchell. who attempted
TO give the alarm. The bandits had
scarcely passed out of the city when
posse mounted and started in pursuit.
Twice were their horses shot from under
the fleeing men. but they compelled farmers
,iprr fo for fo 1iu hair
and went on. Finally battle was fought
for nearly fifteen minutes, when one of
the robbers was shot through the hip and
the others scattered and disappeared in
the hills of the Creek country. The names
of the escaped bandits ire given as Bill
and Tom Cook. leaders of the gang. and
Jack Starr and Tulca Jack, who number
among the most desperate in the Territory.
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RULES THE WAVES
E.
Japan Supreme on the
Ocean.
. A GREAT NAVAL BATTLE.
Chinese Literally Driven From
e.. the Eastern Seas.
ONE BIG CRUISER GOES DOWN
Two Other Vessels Destroyed, and
the Fleet of China Broken
to Pieces.

!. -TIENTsIN. July 3L-A naval battle was
fought yesterday between the Chinese and
japanese fleets. The japanese sunk the
Chinese warship Chen Ynen. Two large
cruisers. supposed to be vessels built for
China by Armstrong, were captured or
destroyed.
The Chen Yuen was a battle-ship OF
74OO tons displacement. carrying 141a
inch and compound armor at the water
line. Her battery included four 12-inch
guns protected by armored bresstwOrks
and two smaller Krupps. eleven Hotchklss
cannon and tubes for Whitehead torpe-
does. two 8A-inch Krupps and secondary
battery of Hotchkiss revolving cannon.
works. She was sister ship of the Ling
Yuen and was the most powerful ship in
the Chinese navy, with the exception of
that vessel.
SHANGHAI. July 31-1o P. News has
just reached here of desperate battle be-
tween the fleets of China and Japan. in
which the Chinese were defeated, and the
Chen Yuen, the largest baitle-ship but
one in the Chinese service, was sunk and
two other large Chinese vessels captured
er destroyed.
The battle was hotly contested, but the
Japanese appear to have handled their
guns. ships and torpedoes with more skill
than the Chinese. The Chinese fleet en-
gagged carried nearly 1000 men, and few if
any of the Chinese engaged in the battle
escaped. Two German officers in CON-
mand of the Chen Yuen are reported to
have met death with the crew.
The news of the battle was received
here By private kilograms from Tientsin
If the report is true, of which there is lit
tie doubt, it means an end has been put 10
China's fighting upon the seas. The Chen
.Yuen must have started from Taku after
leaving the Chinese transports tbsre. The
two Chinese cruisers supposed to have
been captursd or destroyed during the en-
gagement, which ended so fatally for the
Chen Yuen. are the Chin Yuan and the
Foe Ching. The Chin Yuan was a pro-
tecied cruiser built at Elswick. England.
She had displacement of 23OO tons. Her
armament consisted of three SA-inch
Krupps and two 6-inch Armstrong;, pro-
tected by splinter proof shields. S-pound
rapid firing Hotchkiss guns, Gatlings and
4 torpedo-boats.
The Foo Ching was also an English
built protected cruiser. very much similar
to thu Chin Yuen. She had a displace-
ment of 25OO tons, was built in 1890, and
carried ten guns of about the same caliber
rs those carried by the Chin Yuan.
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DID NOT TAR TARSNEY.
Wilson Claims That He Can Prove a
Perfect AIibi.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 31.-Joseph K.
Wilson. who is held here waiting requisl-
tion papers on which he can be taken to
Colorado TO answer to The charge of lead
ing the mob that tarred an1 feathered
Adjutant-General Tarsney, had prelim-
mary hearing this morning.
Wilson stolidly maintained his inno-
cenee. and demanded a hearing, at the
conclusion of which he was bound over
TO await the receipt of the anticipated
requisition papers on Monday. Wilson
claims that on the night in question he
remained at the home of friend named
Billy Bancroft. playing cards until 2
o'clock in the morning
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was to get $500 also for man named Greg
ory. Gregory said to him: ii don't blame
you il you do come over here for $780,
Get all the money you can.
Both Thorpe and Gregory were brought
up to the rail by General Hart and the
witness admitted that those were the men
he had conversed with.
The uneasiness of the prosecuting at
tofnevs became painfully perceptible to
all. They glared fercely at their witness,
who seemed ready to sink into the floor.
''Do you still estimate that you are going
to get $500 for testifying here?" asked
Hart with such cruel sarcasm as to make
the witness writhe and mutter:
81 couldn't swear to it,"
Then he added be did not need it. He
was going to get 81 so from the railroad
which was owing to him, but he had not
cent more. He admitted that he had Wis.,
tied the attorneys for the prosecution last
night. and then on coming from their pres
ence told the man Gregory that he had
fixed it up fine"
"how did you fix it up?" asked Hart.
"By going over the whole thing and
drawing lines on paper" faltered the wit
ness.
$50 you thought that after interviewing
the learned counsel you had fixed it up
fine, did you"
''Yes, in a rough way of speaking" re-
sponded Lesher feebly. Then witness. to
the gentle questioning Of the defense. ad
mitted that he had stated to w. M. Evans
and Mr.. Taylor that he was to get part of
the reward. In word the witness did
more narm to the prosecution than can be
we'll repaired. 1t has been claimed that
witnesses have been tampered with, but
this was the first one that had admitted it
on the stand.
Atrecess the witness stole up to speak
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GRESHAM WANTS NEWS.
The State Department Not Kept
Advised OF Events in the Fast

g The State Department Not Kept
Advised OF Events in the East.
WASHINGTON. July 31.-The State De-
partment is seriously concerned at the
lack of official news at this critical iunc.
ture from China and Japan, nothing hav-
ing been received from American repre-
sentatiVes in those countries since the
brief dispatch of Sunday from Mr.. DENNY.
Charge d'Affaires at Peking, statinesthat
hostilities bad broken out and that war
was ineyita Bile.
Secretary Gresham has accordingly
cabIed to Mr.. DENLY and TO Minister Dunn
at Toxic directing them to promptly re-
port to him any happenings of importance,
and it is expected that the department
will be better informed hereafter 1t ap-
pears that the British Government has
had trouble in communicating with its
diplomatic representatives In China and
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SALT RHEUM CURED

Ny wife has been troubled with the salt rheum
for four years. During this time doctors of
Wisconsin, Illinois, and the most eminent of
Chicago, failed TO give relief 1 bought the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and she used only one box
of CUTICURA, one cake of CUTICURA Soar, and
half bottle of CUTICURA RESoLyENT, and
these have cured her completely.
G. NJ. STONE, 141 State ST., Chicago, Ill.
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Voorhees, Much Better.

WASHINGTON. July 31.-At 10 o'clock
tonight Senator Voorhees, physician said
there had been marked improvement in
the Senator's condition to-day.
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

There is no doubt that the CUTIcURA RENE
DIES daily perform more wonderful cures than
all other skin and blood remedies combined.
They instantly relieve and speedily cure every
humor of the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss
of hair, from infancy to age, from pimples to
scrofula, when the best physicians fail.
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tell me they are No. /. Our druggist is doing a
nice business in CUTICURA REMEDIES, since my
cure. L have given him the privilege of using
my name as proof of their efficiency. enclose
my portrait. A. f. GRABfM.
Photographer Mt. Horeb, Wis.
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headwith pimples which would
form a. watery matter, and 1
would have to scratch until 1
would bleed. After doctoring
with two doctors for three
years, more or less, 1 finally
made up my mind to try your
CUTICUR REMEDIES, with
result entirely satisfactory to
me. After using two sets 1
am entirely cured. Ihaye rec
ommended your remedies to
several persons. and thew all
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WHERE CHINA WINS.
Reported Defeat of Japanese Troops
at Yashan.

SHANGHAI July Sit is reported to-
day that the japanese forces attacked the
Chinese position at Yashan on Friday and
Saturday last. The japanese, it is said,
were repulsed with heavy loss. The
Chinese loss was trivial
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REBELS IN PERU.
Strong Efforts Being Made to Sup
press Them.

New York. July 31.--Tbe Herald's
Lima special says: The steamer Chalco
set off with force of 500 cavalry and in
fantry for Pacas Mayo to-day. That
town, together with Salavary, Is still in
the hands of the revolutionists.
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTTcUBA,
5oc; SOAP, Csc; REsoLyENT, 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEM. CORP, Sole Proprietors, Boston
RF-" How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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SCRATCHED 3 YEARS
Suffered, Scratched and Bled. Doc
tors No Relief. Cured by Two
Sets Cuticura Remedies.

Nothing like CUTIcURA REMEDIES was ever
manufactured. For three years have l suffered
with sore head. 1 would break out all over my
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DsknPLES, blackheads red, rough, chapped, and
I ilH oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAP.
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LEXINGTON AVE, s7s-Nice'y furnished email
room: all conveniences: private American fam
ily: terms 81; reference. Owner.
PARK AVE 943 between Slst & sgd sts Light
airy furnished rooms good accommodations,
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Boarders Wanted.


LEXINGTON AVE, G9-fIhndsomely fur.
n.shcd rooms. with bUnrd delightful location;
private family also back parlor: rare chance ior
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SAD ST.. 81 w.-Eiegant rooms. suits q sngfy:
parljr dining room: excellent board: moderate
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
East Side.

East Side.
CLINTON PLACE, a, near 9th nve. Furnished
rooms Olet, with bath, in private house.
CLINTON PLACE. 80
Furnished rooms to let.
CLINTON PLACE, 4O-Back parlor, So: small
room, 81. 30: for gentlemen; engaged daytime.
CLINTON PLACE. s+Furnlshed rooms for house,
keeping. $780, room for men. 81.
IRVING PLACE. 23-Large nicely furnished front
rooms; hall rooms i flight up. $3.50.
LEXINGTON AVE, 123-Furnlshed rooms for
single gentlemen; private family.
LEXINGTON AVE, ll9-Par!or Il large airy
rooms; moderate prices; corner house.
LEXINGTON AVE. 7s0 6lst st.-Pleasant
iror' room; also back room reasonable; pn-
vate nous"
LExINGTo; AVE. 5e--Newly furnished rooms;
81 upward. board optional; central location;
Southerncrs t'cCmmodated.
LEXINGTON AVE, 3,2. n, ar :59th STAT your
own valuation; ccD back rnror, hall room.
LEXINGTON AVE, 65s, corner Both st. = Large
q small furnished rooms, parlor: physician or
others.
LEXINGTON AVE, G7s-Nlcely furnished email
room: all conveniences: private American fam
ily: terms 81; reference. Owner.
PARK AVE. a. Dab between Slst & s2d Light
airy furnished rooms: good accommodations,
STANTON ST, s7-Furnishoa rooms for respect
able man wife or gentlemen.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. 52-Newly furnished light
room; bath; every convenience. Gorman's bell
I'D AVE. 78-Nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms, SO, 81; hall room for gentleman 50.
2D AVE. 1896 near j5,h st.-Largc front rooms.
50 np; ssntlemsn or light housekeeping: hall
"P 1h yE Bad S3sLaS g. l GGH 1fg' furnished rooms
81 AVE, 2Oo0-Two large furnished rooms,
with all improvements, complete iOr house.
keeping, 81 30 per week.
sD AVE, 97s-Top floor large back room. cook
At.l,, t.,.ll, ttt,n
room S3.S -
Sd AVE-. 537-Furnished rooms for gentlemen.
81 to $3.50; readinS-room.
4TH AVE. 4O5 near 2Sth ST. Large back par
lor; housekeeping or 2 gents; reasonable.
9TH ST, ~ T., near Droadway--Large & small
rooms; also parlors; permanent or transient.
10TH ST. l2i E.-Nlcely furnished rooms for
gentlemen.
10TH ST. 20 T. Large front room small one
ADJOINING, running water & bath, 70 weekly;
either roOm
10TH ST. 80 e, near Rroaiway-sngle, double:
privilege light housekeeping; day or week.
llTH ST, % i. Large square room: nil con
vcnicnceS; prices moderate.
18th ST. ?07 E.-N!ccly furnished ROOM light &
cool; reasonable; private family. Goode.
18TH ST. .203 l.. Well furnished, cheerful front
room; cheap. Mrs. Goebel
18TH ST. 20. E.-Larse. airy front room; suit 2
gentlemen. or light housekeeping. Mason.
10TH ST 2Os Every desirable woll-furnishei
rooms In private family; references.
l7rH ST., 10 E.-Superb, large. well-kcpt
rooms; ~ weekly; single 81 80; translcnts
accommodated.
l;rSr ~ g,, argG fToat rooms: running
18TH ST, S2i E.-Nccly furnished rooms; house.
keeping or gentlemen also hall room. rent
reasonable.
10TH 81. a. +. Hall 4 square rooms: summer
prices; cate'eron premises. .
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unfurnished Rooms to Let.

I1lTH ST. 127 w.-To let. a large unturnished
room or roor in private house: unobstructoi view
OF Centra! Park; references exchanged.
18TH ST. 2T4 W. unturnished rooms with
Use of bath; - month Welsh.
l25TH ST.. IL W. large front rooms; nil i'm
provements: breakfast II desired. Ring Bur
tons bell
To LF'r-Two unfurnished rooms In fat in West
Harlem. G.. box 6l0 Harlem World.
ETookI~n.
UNION ST. "a. Drooklyn-Unfurnishe room 4 2
closets: private house. Inquire all week.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index on Third Page.
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ll6TII ST. :97 Manhattan avS-Airy rcnm,
every accommodation. block from station; rea-
snnabls
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Flats and apsrtme nts Wanted.

unsurnished.
JANIToR-4 rooms on LIST noor; one who Is will
ing to ray half rent. Address, by letter only,
janitor. World Office, 170S lst ave.
wANTED--Chenp fat or tenement Julius c.
Hoffman, 237 Broadway.
WANTED. by young couple. floor In private
house: rent must be low ". box Ill World
Furnlshc-.
wANTED-Completely furnished for housekeep-
Ing. suitable ADULTS, 4-room nat apartment
low rent. Address Permanent, box 80 World.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classihcat
See Index on Third Page.
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LEXINGTO; ; AVE. 56--Newly furnished rooms;
81 upward board optional; central location;
Southerners s"cVmmodated.
LEXINGTON AVE, $40 n, ar 39th st. AT your
own valuation; crD,, back purlor, hall room.
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34TII sr.. 27 W. Handsomely furnished rooms
.irriy or eu suite: excellent table; references
|
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North OF i7sta Stree.

WALTON AVE. 572. near l5oth st.-2 nicely
furnished rooms. with without board, In
good neiRhborhood.
l.STH ST. 2Si w.-suutherly room. modern In
prOveInen,s, private family. special cleanliness.
Moderate; references
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A COMFORTABLE Hight r1om. with use OF
bath, on ~ h ST., between sth 4 OH aveS. ref
crenccS required. Come. hoN "2D World. uptown,
NFAlLS furnished rooms to let with or with.
cut hCrrd. tan for week NJ 7l3 Columbus
nNr.. mnhr the StAtOn; CrMrk shank.
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e4Tlf ST, IL W.-Plea Ant rooms: superior
h0nri: summer prices: sIso best tatln hoart.
ssTH ST. 1856 w.-'d foor front room; board Tor
slngln
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3lsT ST S13 w.-First-ciass board q roomst
home comforts; transients taken; terms reason.
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2l~T ST., 252 w.-Square rooms: all con-
veniences; Ii, ue, table nrst class summer
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Furnished-Wcnt Side.

NTH ST, sl5 w.-Berutlfully furnished 5-room
A fats Il bath; sgmmer prices. Janltor
1STH ST. 227 w--DeslrAble, prettily iurnia. ed !
a room fats 50 to $3.50.
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

GESTLEMAN Il wife. American, no children,
want . or 3 unfurnshei rooms; cleanliness in
dispensable; permanent II suited. Wells, box
81 World.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index on Third Page.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
Furniahed-We.t Side.

1o5TH ST, W, block from pnrk-Fully furnish
ed apartment. 81 floor; ail.ilght rooms & bath
from July to sept Is: rent, $50 per month
ADULTS only. S. d. T. box igj World.
i2iTlI ST. 70 w.-Par, Of "a hat single; all
lisht rooms. nicely furnlGhed light house
keeping.
125rH ST. 51 W. adjoining riverside Park
D rooms. unth, completely furnished, china,
linen. everything - weekly.
18TH ST.. 'E w.-Five rooms bath. newly. eie.
Gantly furnished; china. linen, everything, 81
weekly
ELEC N&TLY FURNISHED 6-room hat bath
by the week Or month. city Hall. $50 W. 2Nh
FIVE ROOMS. completely furnished, til Novem.
Der NJ. Walker, 2j7 W. o1th II.
l NEVER HAD so large m assortment Of henuti
fully furnished fats on my hooks; extremely
low prces. FLAGG 800 furnished fatsl. 2I2 W
2Gd
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FIRST FLAT. large rooms. all improvements; |;
rent SIS; $40 allowed for care OF single house.
Apply between and 10 o'clock. Monday. MUIR
RAYS. SdFave.. corner 18th 81.
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22D ST.. 2lS W.-Complet,ly furnished LIST & 2
fat; summer prices stark,
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sCTI ST, SlG-Sls W,-Axminster carpets brass
bedsteads, handsomely furnished, complete;
light rooms & bathroom. Inquire owner before J.
or janitor later.
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8GTH ST., $50 W. Furnished, cool 3 room fiat.
complete for housekeeping; 50 so weekly.
Jauitpr,
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9TH PLACE. es, between Court G. Clinton sts-
Flats to let rooms bath In perfect ORDER
all improvements; slh, desirable neIghborhood :
40 minutes walk TO ferry Inquire of janitor.
.CHEAP. light 5.rcom flats near entrance to
bridge: rent Sl4. Apply 100 sands 81. b klyn.
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5STH ST $50 w.-rurnished rooms s1.6s to -;
board optional: private family: near Park L
s.ationA
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BOTH ST. 3O4 ". Handsomely Furnished. cool
back parlnrs; Rll conven'ences: other rooms;
en suite. sinsly; runIrnsr p ices.
GlsT 81. l&1 w.-Double & single rooms: sum-
NOR prc's supc 'ior boari.
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Furniahed hed-Brookiyn.

SANDS ST, G--Basement 4 paror to gentle
man wife for care OF furnished rooms.
StMPTER ST, 81 & 23--To rent cheap new
dwelling: apartments. rooms each: all inn
provcments: well lighted: rent Nt to SIS. Apply
premises.
GENTLEMAN having costly furnished Fat in
Brooklyn sill pay rent for his board: wife alb
sent months: quiet couple desired. BUSINESS.
box i02 World
TO RESPONSIBLE ADULTS, furnished Nat. Z
rooms; all outside windows high ground t35
per month: Brooklyn. EXCLUSIVE, box 70 World.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index Third Page.
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siTH ST.. 26i W.--Daintly furnished 4-room nat.
$40; also beautiful rooms; RUNNER prices.
s5TH ST. 32I w.-Handsome broom u 'front.'
single fat; IS; to only Rogers.
18TH ST. :S4J W.-Prgy gaiug away will let
their elegant, III u;Ished hat all Improvements.
Janitor.
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low RENT, ADULTs,.


LENA NDER AVE, l22-Half of I'd story
corner Hat. suitable Tor Young married couple
two adults: good eighborhooj; also furnished
,om to let.
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5u7-FINE APARTMENTS. elegant neighborhood
Apply to !anitor. 1913 7th ave-, near I'd B'klyn
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!ITH ST. $50 W.-Iarge room: z, o1 table d
nelxhbOrnood, near ft h ave. L. summer rates,
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eur,i.hed-mi,ceiianeou..

GENTLEMAN & wife will rent part Of furnished
fiat TO gentlemn wife; refined people. Wish.
Ing to reduce expenses 4 live in choice location
convenient to l. station. address American. box
SGl World, uptown
QUIET. respectable business man having neatly
furnished fiat, rooms in elegant neighborhood,
near park. would like quiet refined couple. with
out children. or elderly lady or lady daughter
TO rent Of them: rent 81 weekly attend TO his
washing & mendlng q give light breakfast sun
days: references required Address Williams. box
4 World
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9sTH ST, G62 W.-Conpletcly furnished Cat.
Fight rooms bath; perfect order; piano. &c.;
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ssTH ST. 20 w--Comfortably furnished nat. G
rooT1s n bath: summer prices: cool rooms.
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18th ST. 3:7 w.-Alcose back parlor. small
rooms: good board: all conveniencesi very rea-
sonahln
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnished-West Side.
AT VERY LOW RENTS.

CORNER FLATS, facing park: rent free until
ig. ]; rooms. all light; rent from t55 to
steam heat elevator: quiet house. Apply
misses, 2lJ W. ith ST.
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Furnix xhed-Eass S

COSY al-light rooms. 50 monthly. Owner. &c
9Th ave. s. brooklyn, near 10th st.
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Gil MONTHLY--Near bridge entrance: entire
noor. 8 choice rooms: private house l95 Sands
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t5TIi ST. l:5 Wool. pleasant rooms. with
board: all conyeniences; central location: visit
ors to the city accommodated. also table board.
attn ST, 434 Nice light ROOM gas, bath,
moderate. ]. A. Hall s bell.
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SiTH ST. 23s " -Furnished rooms for gentls-
men with or without board: references
3iTH ST. all w.-Newly furnished parlor floor;
suitable doctor. dentist; other rooms; day
board. trlnsients