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AIR LINE COMPANY SUED.
sidelI Claims s1sO,OOO Balance for
building the Road.

Suit was begun In the United States
Circuit Court. before Judge Shipman, to-
day by Cornelius v. sidell against the
Leroy & Carey Valley Airline Railway
Company. to recover $4,000.
Sidell alleges that the road was bull,
by himself and j. A. Simmons In 1881
and 1887. and that the amount sued for
was withheld by the Company because
II was claimed that the contractors had
the agreement. .
sideh and Simmons say that they DER.
formed their contract In full and demand
the fmount due them.
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DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER
Captain and Three of the santuit's
Crew Victims of the Plague.


The steamship Santuit. which towed the
torpedo-boat Destroyer to Bahia some
months ago. arrived in port this morn
ing in command Of Capt. Doane. her for
mer chief officer. Capt. w. A. Sturges.
who commanded the vessel when she
sailed from this port with the torpedo
boat in tow. died OF yellow fever in a
Rio Janeiro hospital March 1.
There were three other deaths among
March II Quartermaster Sylvanus Philips,
aged forty-five. native Of Cape Cod,
died and was buried at sea. Chief OIL
Ger AlonZo Brown aged thirty Eight
Bahia March Is. and on March 20 James
Brode. a fireman aged thirty-flve. native
of England, died also in hospital at
the same port
master. having sailed out Of this port
for several years.
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INSANE MAN AT LARGE.
Escaped from 81. JohnInnd nnt
Heading for SayviIIe.

sAYNILLE, l.. l.. April 26.-Omcials
OF the Kings County Farm at st. John
land came here to-day searching for an
insane man who escaped from the ST.
Johnland institution yesterday.
When last seen the man was going In
the direction OF Sayville.
lie IL of medium height thirty-one
yearsof age and wore n derby hat and
brown clothes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
WANTS NAMES AND PLACES.
Mrs. Kelly Applies for a Bill o
Particulars.

Mrs Gertrude Kelly this morning ap-
Piled to Judge Osborne. In the City
Court. Brooklyn. for a bill OF particulars
IN the suit brought by her husband,
John A. Kelly. for absolute divorce
The plaintiff claims that Ms. Kelly
conducted herself improperly with Geo.
Copie during February and March, 1894.
McEldowney. Other acts OF misconduct
are alleged, but the plaintiff has not
named the other correspondents nor the
cate or place of the alleged offenses.
Decision was reserved.
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sackache, Falntness,

Extreme Lassitude. don't care" and
want to be left alone" feeling. excit-
ability. irritability. nervousness sleep
lessness. fatulency, melancholy, or the
'blues." These are sure Indications Of
Female Weakness. some arrangement
of the Uterus, or
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
MRS. NEUSER WOULD BE FREE
Seeks n Divorce from Her Hus-
band, Circus Clown,

Seeks n Divorce from Her Hus-
band, y Circus Clown.
The trial OF the suit of Rose Neuser
against Andrew Neuser for absolute
divorce was heard before Judge Glider
sleeve In the Superior Court. The couple
were married April 10. 1891. Neuser Is a
clown In Barnum's circus.
Mrs. Neuser says her husband aban-
doned her In November. 1898. Since
then she has discovered that he has
been living with an unknown woman.
whom he introduced as his wife.
Fannie Carson and Anna Radcliff. OF
2l6 West Thirty-third street, testified
dress with the woman as man and wife
There was no defense.
Judge Gildersleeve reserved his de.
cision.
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Lya4 a. PlaAsA.'s L.y~ PilIs % essls.
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SERVE BY PUBLICATION.
Mrs. Peck Gets an Order in He,
Divorce Proceedings.

Mary Peck has got an order from
Judge Gildersleeve, OF the Superior
Court, for the publication OF O. summons
In an action against Birdseye De Witt
Peck for an absolute divorce
They were married Feb. "a, 1865 and
have son twenty-three years old She
says her husband aba ndoned her In jan
uary, 1881, while they were living at 2l3
Willis avenue. She accuses him OF init
macy with an unknown woman.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
FIVE SMALLPOX CASES.
A Fresh Outbreak of the Epidemic
in Brooklyn To-day.

There was fresh outbreak OF small
pox In Brooklyn to-day. Up to noon five
cases had been reported. The victims
are Henry Schwartz, aged forty-eight,
Of % Grattan street; Joseph Elbe, aged
four, OF $40 Park avenue; Jennie Smith,
Thomas Rawl. aged four, and Joseph
Wheeler. aged two. OF 81 Nelson street.
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Cable TO brazil Is Omen,

The Western Union Telegraph Company is In.
formed that messages In plain language for
Santa Catarina, Brazil, via London. may raw
no accepted subject TO Government censorship.
The land lines between Marlnham and Para, in
Brazil. have been repaired. restoring teIegraphIc
communication with the latter place.
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MUST PROVE THEY WORKED.
Aldermnnic Committee Clerks Re-
fused Pay for the Present.

Justice Cullen. OF the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. this morning denied the appli-
cation OF James l.. Renne and six other
clerks to committees of the Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen for a peremptory
writ Of mandamus to compel Auditor
Anthem Weber to pass on their pay roll
for February and March.
] lstice Cullen says that a question OF
fact has arisen as to whether they really
did any work In the City Clerks Office.
To enable the clerks to prove this point,
Justice Cullen said he would grant an
turnable before n jury on May7.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
Ash-Cart Driver Accuned.

An aAhcart driver named John Doran, twenty
seven years old, Of AZ East Forty-reventh street.
was held for trial charge OF attempted burg
larry by Justice Hogan In the Essex Market Police
Court to-day. Early this morning he was caught
breaking into the apartments OF Casper Kratz. a
carpenter at 1871 Stanton street, and cap
tured before he had time to steal anything
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PhiIomena and Mary Fight.

Phiiomens Vespa. aged twenty one. OF 2s2 Pros.
eect street. Brooklyn. and Mary Suzuki, aged
io1y' OF Il DiKon's alley. have long been enc.
mics They met on Prospect street early this
mnrnns; and Mary says that Philomena attack ed
her With a club innictiny seyeral ugly Enaln
PuhaI The girl was arrested and her victim
taken TO the City Hospital
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Ignorant of Mis-. Waters. Dcn,b

George y. Morse to whom the unfortunate
actress. Adele Waters. who died in Bellevue Hos.
pitsl few days ago, was engaged. evidently does
not know Of her death. w A. Mcconnell. OF the
American Theatrical Exchange received a letter
from him yesterday. from Omaha, with another
here from San Francisco. and does not give any
address
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HI. wife's Companion wouidn., @,

NEWARK, N. J.. April 2G-Luthcr f. Van
Vliet has begun suit for absolute divorce against
his wife, Josephine. The testimony will be taken
before Chancellor McGill in Jersey City In q few
days. The couple married In 1883 In his
complaint Mr. Van Nlet alleges that on Christ
son Van Campen. and ordered him out Van
Camper refused TO 40.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
CHURCH CADETS DISBANDED.
Dismissal of n Lieutenant Leads to
the Trouble.

NEWARK. N. j.. April 26.-The Peddie
Memorial Cadets. an organization COM
prising about eighty youths connected
with the Peddie Memorial Church, were
dsbanded by the Rev. DIR. N. w. Boyd.
pastor OF the church. last night.
Several weeks ago Lieut.. Sauer was
charged with INSTRUMENTATION during a
drill, and Capt. G. u. Handley ordered
him out OF the ermory. The ileutena nj
was later dismissed. Rev. DR.. N. w.
Boyd. who Intends to leave the pasto-
rate OF the church next Tuesday, was
DESTROYS OF restoring harmony before he
went away. and at special meeting
be reinstated. The proposition met with
such storm of dlsapprovai that DR..
Boyd declared the company disbanded.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
Bangor. Me.
Hoods Cured ne
NERVOUS HEADACHES INTENSE
MISERY.
Bangor. Me.
Hoods sar.apariIIa Proved its Merit.

Hoods Sarsaparilia Proved its Merit.
In Bangor Me-. many people have been re-
stored to health by Hoods Sarsapartlla. among
them Mrs. William II. Pitcher. wife OF a we'll.
known carpenter and stair builder, who writes {,
&C. l. Hood Il Co lowell Mass.
About eight years agoI began taking Hoods
sarsaparilla for headache with which l had
been troubled from child. There were days
that would have such headaches that l would
have TO lie In dark room with my eyes covered
70 could not see u ray OF light or hear a sound,
as would 20 almost Wild. My nervous system
was badly run down. / decided 10 give Hoods
sarsapsrilla trial. and found in q short time
that
IL Was BenehtinE Me
and continued regularly until had taken ten
bottles, 1t cured me and from that time until a
| year ago have been free from headaches and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26

Michael kiilion. Of - Border street. Eas,
Boston, called at Police Headquarters this morn.
log ana had an alarm sent out for his fifteen
ysar.oi1 son. Michael J. Killlon, who has nee,
missing since April /. He left his home in eo,
Hsny with q newsboy named Thomas Cannon AM
~ - thought that they are In this city,
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New Gravesend Beach Postmaster
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Fifty- three fourth
class postmasters were appointed to-day. Among
the changes were the following in the State Of
New York: Castleton. W. P. Smith, vice J. ".
Van Hoesen. removed; Gravesend Beach, J. r.
Ahern. vice l. @. Ring removed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
HIS Diseaae Chick.n-Pou.

Joha strusAsr. who vas removed from Reoss-
welt Hospital % The Reception Hospital at the foot
Of East sistssash sired Yesterday Afternoon for
eessrv.tioa.. was hound this morning 10 b.
u Ssss.. sssssjs Ne s.s e sss-'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26

For sour stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation. go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills asc. AT drug
stores; or write to b IF Allen
Co. sos Canalst New York.
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GEO. C. FLINT co,

1o4. 100 AND 1903 WEST 14TH ST.
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cassie. sister Want. an Autopsy.

An autopsy will be performed at ST.. Luk.'s
Hospital to-day on the body OF Robert Eassis.
who died at that institution last evening Il IA
believed that he died from heart diseaIe but ths
autopsy was ordered at bis sisters request
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26

The steamship Helvetia was formerly
we'll known as a passenger vessel in the
trade between New York and Liverpool,
and later as n freight boat In the same
trade. For. some time past she has
ports and Liverpool.
The Helvetia was built in 1864, at Jar
row. Eng, for the National Steam Navi-
cation Company. She was bark rugged,
and of 1855 tons register.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
1rreguIa rity,

Suppressed or Painful transformations,
Weakness OF the Stomach. Indigestion,
Bloating. FLOODING. Nervous Prostra ton,
Headache, General Debility. Kidney
Complaints In eithe: sex. Every time
II Will relieve
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says Croft In.uIted Her.

FAR RocKAwAY. l. l.. April as-Furmsn
crstt o. rnvood. ~ili have a hearing Saturday
g the oomrlaint made By Mas Grace Abrams
- ~. alone end abussd Ana inssiisd her.
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HIGH WATER TO-DAY
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TO SAIL TOMORROW.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TOMORROW.

You read the Evening World!
DO you read the Sunday Worldf
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THE HELvETIA ABANDONED.
Former National Liner Was Sink
ing on Cape Finisterre.
my Associated Pfess.)


GIBRALTAR, April 26.-The steamship
Peveril has arrived here and reports
that the National line steamship Hell
vetia was abandoned. in a sinking con-
dltion, off Cape Finisterre. on April %.
The Peveril landed here thirty-three
of the crew, eight passengers and two
stowaways who were taken off the Hell
vetia-
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Yss Cas- s.ss nrsNs,.s IN d Ta 4 &c
mornings shaa q ths uiah slssIasiaR ~
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STRIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises. Sun sets g. Moon rises. IL ~
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

FRONT HALL ROOM. with Hebrews. east side ;
lowest terms; particulars. Clarrek, box 375
word.
FURNISHED front basement wanted by steady
sober single man. Address all week, H., lam.
toy, AZ ChrNstie II. paper store.
FURNISHED ROOM. minutes walk from Il6th
t.. 9th ave; rent not over 81 per week, Ad-
dress H. NJ. 6ls World. Harlem,
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED, with bath be-
tNv"n l7oth lsOth sts., east side Druggist,
6l ". Houston.
LADY wishes large, nicely furnished room, near
good table board; ample Closets hot cold WA
ter: moderate price, name same answer, Prompt
Pay, box 22i World.
LARGE FURNISHED ROO" or bachelor apart
mrnt; must he cheap perfect Independence re-.
quTci. ful particulars price; convenient to clt-
waited. =. J. D.. box sss World, up,oNn.
wANTEp-RenneJ couple. no children will pay
Ila per month for furnished ruums tor summer .
references Address fully. Reanei. box ess World,
uptown.
wASTED-Room between .sth { $50 sts Broad.
way Lexington ave. for IS. J. o., box 20,
World. uptown
WANTED, one or two furnished rooms for two
gentlemen. between 18th q t2d Ats,, eth a 7th
aves BAllon. 80 West Broadway,
YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires furnished room. up
town. below l1Sth st board optional; state
tsrmA Prompt box as2 World. sptouh -
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.

unfurnished.
JANITOR-4 rooms on LIST floor: one who Is will
ing to pay half rent. Address, by letter only,
janitor, World office, 1T0S LIST ave.
wANTED-Cheap fat tenement. Julius c.
Hoffmann, 237 broadway
WANTED, by young couple floor In private
house: rent must be low. v. box III World.
Furnished.
wANTED--Complstely furnished for housekeep-
Ing suitable 5 ADULTS, 4-room fat or apartment;
low rent. Address Permanent. box 80 World.
For Other Advertisements Under This Class fcation
Sec Index Third Page.
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

GENTLEMAN L wife, American. no children,
want 2 or unfurnished rooms: cleanliness In
dispensable: permanent II suited. Wells, box
81 World.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index Third Page.
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Flats and Aps rtments to Let
Fusnlshed-West Side,

ed apartment, 50 Moor; s ail.iieht rooms q bath /.
from July l TO Sept Is rent, SEQ per month .
adults only. 8. d. T., box t25 World
l,tTH ST. 70 w.-Part OF % nat. single; all
light rooms; nicely furnished. light house
keeping.
125TH ST. D42 W.. adjoining Riverside Park
rooms, bath; completely furnished; china,
linen. everything 81 weekly.
i25TH ST. 5is w.-Five rooms. bath. newly ele,
gantly furnished: china, linen, everything; 81
weekly.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Groom dat, q bath.
by the week month. City Hall. 23o W. ath.
FIVE ROOMS. completely furnished, till Noveni-
Der. NJ Walker, 2}T W. 39th St
NEVER HAD no large an assortment Of beauti-
fully furnished fats on my books: extremely
low prices. FLAGG 900 furnished nats) 22 W.
23d st.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.


MAcpouGAI, ST. @-Nea,ly furnished room. for
light housekeeping or gentlemen: private house;
improvements .
ST. 2ss, corner "a st.-Furnished
,..,,,,,,,u,, ,,,,,,,,, =, ,,,--,. ,.
"nSmlNHuuS .AnE, M ,,anusone.y ,hnns , ,nt
, hlshed large front room also DINERS Tor houso-
r,, .,s a So, t,.,,,s,,,,,
,o. , ~ ,a, 81 . nsu p,,,,,
"oheS OF gentlemen str ~ oAtn ~ week n'oWi''
9Th AEE; 50 Rooms. win gas running 9 water
housekeeping II desired iadles OF gehtiemen'
sTlI AVE, lS, nrst hat-well furnished, cool |
hall room. $780, gas, bath. whitney
sTH AVE. 1877. ist nat-Hanasomely furnished |
light rooms; running water. closets; h5o up. |
sIH AVE, 821, 2d bell-lArge, haudsomely |
furnished parlor n bcdruom. suitable for man |
we or gentlemen terms moderate
SrIi AVE, USS, near a3d 81; Front hall be''-
49,. :" -, -
q ~ a r. nit e., nu @ @ron III
aVo'', w, ~ ''' l'''
Mis- vain. !" '>''''' '"'''''"'' '''"' w wv
-,,,,s--v, wall ,,r,,is6od rno,,. bout
s"' n%H'eNs'p%s from 81 q 80 room
to nice. quiet parties only. -
iiTH ST. ~ w.-Haii room. 81. SO; large room. |
housekeeping. 81; both I'd floor
ilTH ST 2,lS W.-IIall room, with light house
Keeping.
12rli 81. A. w;-poubie = single rooms, newly
llTi ST. % w-Niceiy furnished rooms; all
sun'tn.'"e.s, soo' 'o."''O.' su,e'
~ -, ~, M,,Sduafe q M. ,oVhis W % inpLr
reasnmabie ''s' -
,o..,, ,r "a ..o..,,...
lElh 81. 80 si.oy, ION, ,a' e, .u'''
ss",s''" VI "'''''"e' "'O'. '-,,
l2Ti ST. w W.-large small nicely furhisheu
fohhs hi cohNehiehceH' reierehCes'
ETH ST. 81 w.-pesirable double q single
rooms. central; summer rates: sou'herners
accommodated.
18TH ST lis w.-Furnished rooms to let: break
fast optional; gentlemen; central location.
18TH ST., l67 W. = large. front hall rooms,
robe: home comforts, private family: no chill
dreh; elegant ne,ghhorhood near isth ST. l- s'a'
'on; ring "a or 80 beii.
iiIn, b,,;,seItn.rin,. 10 al ,n AZ yye.pIv. rainp
enrcs ''9' w ~ W ~
"a. ;s, Ssy wi, I'e' 'u'"''"'' any ''o''''
- w ", ~ ~. 80,
10TH 81. l3s W;-Newly iurnlSheu rooms
running water. bath summer prices.
,STII or ,ro W Pleasant airy rnon,s hath
every convenience; S2t" 80; central location.
18TH ST 227 w.-Nicely furnished front room; /
or . gentlemen. Mrs Johnson
18TH ST. 1s7 Visiting room, bedroom, Kitchen
I'd floor. s.: comfortable home. respectable
couple Seen to-day or evenings after I; bell 2.
,-r,, er ,,, "a, ,,, -, -.. -,,,.
BILE for two hall loom
,-ru OF ,o- w p,rri.hod ronn, ,or iI,h,
hmsskecn,nr 70 %. one hall roam 4, 10. ouiet
house,
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[17TH ST., 3l5 w.-Deautifuly furnished 5room
A nats & bath; summer prices Janitor.
18TH ST, 227 w.-DesrAsle. prettily furr,sGod
4 4 room fats. Sc to $3.50,
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seTH ST, 3ls-3ls Westminster carpets brass
bedsteads handsomely furnished. cOmplete 4
light rooms & bathroom. Inquire owner before l.
or janitor later.
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BOTH ST., 800 ". Furnished, cool 8 room fiat,
complete for housekeeping; s. so weekly.
JanitOr,
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Furnished-Brookiyn.

SANDS ST, 6+-Basement & parlor TO gentle
man wife for care OF furnished rooms.
SUMPTER ST, 21 23-To rent cheap. new
dwelling; apartments, rooms each: all i'm
proyeruents; well lighted: rent sl4 to SIS. Apply
on premiaes.
GENTLEMAN having costly furnished nat in
Brooklyn will pay rent for his board: wife alb
sent months: quiet couple desired. BUSINESS.
box &o2 World.
TO RESPONSIBLE ADULTS, furnished fiat, 7
-rooms: all outside windows; high ground; s35
per month; Brooklyn EXCLUSIVE, box ~ World
For Other Adverise isements Under This Classihc
See Index on Third Page.
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Eurnlshsd-Weat Side.

coIuMBUs AVE. 2l7. 10th E-cosiiy fur
nished. rooms, bath: private hall: convent
snces; t42 month. Quinn.
18TH ST.; l75 ". - 3 rooins 4 bath. all oOnven-
iences, ior hoisek keeping; terms moderate. Out
side he'll
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22D ST.. 2lS W. Completely furnished LIST & 81
fiat; summer prices. Stark.
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Flats and Apartments TO let.

FORMER FLATS. facing park; rent free until
X. ]: 8 & Q rooms, all light; rent from ss5 TO
Isteam heat 4 elevator: quiet house. Apply
Sises, 1lO w. 4th ST.
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Observation-Disclosures.

GENTLEMAN q wife will rent part Of furnished
fiat TO gentemai wife; refined people. wish
Ing to reduce expenses live In choice location
convenient TO l. station. Address American. box
a6l World. uptown.
QUIET, respectable business mau, having neatly
furnished fat, rooms In elegant neghborhood,
near park. would like quiet, refined couple. with
out children. or elderly lady or lady daughter
to rent OF them; rent - weekly 4 attend to his
washing & nnending h give light breakfast Sun
days; references required. Address Williams, box
$ World
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete 4 ready
for housekeeping, including linen, crockery. &c.
on terms OF 81 to - weekly until paid for: parties
intending to hire a furnished nat will readily see
the advantage of owning the contents Of n home
and at really less expense; your choice OF an i'm.
mense assortment OF furniture. carpets rugs and
curtains odd fancy parlor pieces and scores OF
pretty things TO make home inviting call for
list OF mats, price lists and estimates. HENRY
NAMES & SONS. 429. +31 Sth ave-, between 3lst
A afn In hnlldInu
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18TH ST. 252 w.-Compietely furnished fat, /
flight: rooms bath; perfect order; plano. &C
f6n lhnltor
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ST,,
$40: also beautiful rooms; summer prices
ssTH ST. 327 w,-Handsome 5-room u 'front.'
single fiat; IS; to only. Rogers
aTH ST 3.O W.-Plrty going away will let
their elegant, furnished fat all Improvements.
Janitor.
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WHOLE. part rooms; cool. we-furnished: /:
piano; elegant locality; references. log f. list
NJ fat
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LEXINGTON AVE, 1460-IIandsomely fur.
nished rooms, with board delightful location:
private family; also back parlor chance for
dentist.
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ssTH ST., 20 w.--Comfortably furnished FIAT,
rooms & bath summer prices cool rooms
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f22D ST. lGI +. : Handsomely furnished 4 room
aat; bath, linen. china, refrigerator; cheap.
Hecker's boil
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18TH ST., 20 i. -s35. furnished parlor fiat to
rent: home comforts for right party; seen Mon
day; ring NJ. $. Roome's bell.
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4UrH ST., 225 ". d light rooms, bath; hand:
soinely furnished; silver, linen, plano; $40
week. JanItOr.
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18TH ST, S5s w.-Furnished rooms. $50 to "a;
board optional; private family: near Park q L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-12
sGuilty

Can you sing Home. Sweet Home
or are you doing, without the comforts
because you haven't the spot cash to
pay for what you needi You're fool
ish to wait-Our