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The evening world., 1894-07-18
ACCUSED OF PERJURY.
Horn Hrs builder Frederick Zini-
norman Arrested.

ETNA, n. j.. July lS.-FrederiCll Iim-
norman, contracting carpenter, of
River Edge. was arrested last night by
Constable Thomas Demorest and ar
raigned before Justice Angel, at this
place, on the charge Of perjury. Fred
ericlI Horn. for whom Zimmerman had
built IA house at River Edge, alleges
that zimmerman drew a plan of a house
for him, the dimensions of which were
% by 20 feet. The plan was accepted by
Horn, and the latter says that thinner
man, inst cad of sticking to the original
plan, built house Is by ~ feet.
When the house was finished. thinner
man presented bill, which lioru
thought was eXorhtnnt. Zimmerman
claimed that his original plans were for
n hous. is by 20 feet, but that. At Horn :
request the plans We're changed to u
20 by 20 foot house. and he charged a.
cordinglv. Horn refused to pay the bill,
and Zimmerman brought suit,
Jacob Van Ruskirk, the building in
spector Of the 0radcll building and
Loan Association Twore that the IS by ~
foot plans were not the original ores
drawn for the house. Justice Angel
placed Zimmerman under 500 bonds for
trial
The evening world., 1894-07-18
GOOD FOR THE SlClLIAN.
Bids for AsphnltinE Central Park
Walks Rejected.

All the bids for asphalting walks in
Central Park were rejected to-day by
the Park Board. New proposals will be
invited. The lowest bidder was not the
Sicilian Asphalt Company, but Presi-
dent Clausen said the contract would
probably be awarded to that Company,
because the asphalt offered by the low
est bidder was of inferior quality. The
Board. however, concluded not to show
any favoritism.
p; j. Moran got the contract for
building the entrance to Central Park
at Ninetieth street and Eighth avenue
| for sl4 1890.
1t was decided to ask the Board of
| Estimate for $1,000 to finish the clean
ing out of the pond at Fifty-ninth street
In Central Park. This piece of botch-
work has already taken nearly two
years time and cost the city Sal 900.
Director Smith, OF the Menagerie,
was authorized to purchase two cas-
sowares for 5000 They are rare Ash
attic birds.
No action was taken on the petition
OF citizens who complained to the
Board about the disreputable men and
women who frequent Central Park and
act indecently there.
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EMERY WILL STOP IT. A BLAZE OF VITRlOL.
Cracked Carboy on Truck Let
the Acid Escape,
Was Being Hauled Through Brook
Iyn at the Time.
Drivers Presence Of Mind Averted
Serious Results.

shortly after s o'clock this morning IA
hiy rb,y or yI,ri,i u,hich ,y,, hoiry r,r
o'e "u'
rieu through Ralph avenue. Brooklyn. on
truck, cracked and the escaping acid
go, Arc 4, tb. c.s. ,,,rr,u,,,n, 4,
.. NV w wv vase SUI o"''oii's H.
lhe acci1ent was witnessed 10y large
number OF people and the strong odor
,ro,, ,,, a,, 1870, ,,,. ., o.
- VIZ" Wv NV
caused considerable excitement in the
EeiShborhood. Very little damage was
done however
M, go,
'"e truck pc'ohgS 10 Patrick quinn.
There is "A snecil rit, ordir,,,o Il, ,oroo
The evening world., 1894-07-18
KERWIN TRIES DELINQUENTS.
New Police Comm issiOner Hears
Charges Against PatrOlmen.

Gen. Michael Kerwin, the new Police
Commissioner, sat with Commissioner
Sheehan to-day in the trialroom at
Police Headquarters and listened to the
tale OF three policemen who could not
see a dead cat on their post last Friday.
The excuses given started a broad
smile on the face of the new Commits
sioner.
The accused policemen were Patrick
j. Donnelly. John Maynard and John
J. Butler, Of the Eldridge street sta
ton. The dead cat In question had
been lying whole day and night IN
the street at the corner Of Broome and
Forsyth streets. The patrolmen said
they did not see the cat. and there was
no stencil by which it could be located.
The Roundsman found II, however, and
the complaints were made. Decision In
the case was reserved. Commissioner
kerwin spent about two hours on the
bench altogether.
The evening world., 1894-07-18
MANCLEO BY A DOG.
Hotel-Keeper Joaquin Attacked
by His St. Bernard.
Flesh Torn OF His Arm from
Shoulder TO Elbow.
A Hired Man Appeared in Time I,
save His Life.

HlLLsDALE. n. j.. July sc. II.
Joaquin. who Keeps "A hotel at Twenty
eighth street and sixth avenue, New
York. was badly laCerated on the left
shoulder and arm yesterday afternoon
by a large st. Bernard slut which he
keeps around his stables TO protect his
property.
The slut has a brood OF little ones and
| Is known to be vicious. She is kept
muzzlcd except when eating, which She
happened to be doing when Mr.. Joaquin
went In the chicken housc near by.
The dog was not very well acquainted
with her master, as he kept "A man to
attend her, aud. thinking him stranger,
she sprany upon aim. Putting her TWO
huge paws on his breast. she fastened
her tc%th IN his LEFT shoulder; tearing
tie flesh from the shoulder to the elbow.
The dog y keeper, hearing Mr.. Joaquin $
cries, rushed to save his life and dubbed
the brute into submission.
Mr.. JOAQUIN was taken TO DIR. Duden-
hausen's office. where the wound was
dressed.
The same dog short time ago bit
Frank Hit, street ear conductor on
! the Twenty-third street and Broadway
line, in the left wrist lie happened to
get too close to the dog as he was pass
| ing and she sprang out and grabbed
him. Luckily her teeth slipped and lie
was not badly injured.
| Jac9u,n owns summer cottage on
| 1iillsialc Manor. and is spending the
Summer here with his family. Hit also
/ lives near by.
A few days ago after the dog bit Mr.
| HIT, Scotch terrier owned by Joaquin
yentured too near the huge st BERNARD
when she was eating and was bitten al.
most in half
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TRIED TO STAB CLAYTON.
|ston Man Attacks a Coney Island
Hotel Clerk.

foNEf ISLAND, L. l., July ls,-Theo-
Mackin, of Boston, yesterday at
fued the races at Brighton Beach and
|ht broke. Last night he appeared at
Prospect Hotel and asked for n
Pm' He was unable to pay for the
fm and It was refused him.
iackin then pulled long knife and
tuvmpted to stab Frank Clayton. son OF
ing POLICE Capt. Clayton, niPht clerk
.he motel. Bystanders prevented him
~ hurting Clayton. Mackin was ar
sned before Justice Finnerty this
ains and was held on the charge of
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HER OLO LOVER THE sHEARER?
Pretty Annie Nicholson Loses Her
Abundant Golden Tresses.
Her Mother Thinks the Deed Was
Done by a Rejected Suitor.

Detectives OF the Bedford avenue sta
ton, Williamsburg. are searching for
Jack the Shearer," who has evidently
resumed his work in that locality. 1t
has been some months since any COM
plants were received by the police al
though about year ago half a dozen
young women were mourning the loss
of their hair.
Annie Nicholson, the twenty-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Mary Nicholson, of %
Leonard street. Is Il good-looking young
woman, and up to yesterday had Il head
of blonde hair that was the envy of all
her girl friends. Annie was very proud
of 1t herself, and wore 1t in one long,
thick braid that reached down below
her waist
The young woman Is employed In
MEYERS factory. at 40 keap street, and
went to work as usual yesterday morn
ing. Shortly afterwards "A girl working
next to ner looked at Annie closely and
cried
"Why, some one has cut your hair!'
The braid was still there, but had been
cut nearly half way through, evidently
by "a sharp pair Of scissors; me me Guy
had tied around her hair. and this
ribbon was the only thing that pre-
vented II from falling to the ground.
Annie had no desire to work that day,
and went home, where she told her
story to her mother with many tears.
Mrs. Nicholson visited the Bedford ave
nue. station and reported the case to
Sergt. Burford. Mrs. Nicholson believes
that the braid was cut for revenge. and
tells a long story about an Old man en-
ployed In the factory. who was in love
with Annie, but was refused by the
pir I'pIpf thu. advice of the DOlic,
She refused to make the mans name
public.
Annie says she does not know when
her hair was cut and it may have been
done on the street or in the factory.
She has her hair cut close to her head
nov
The evening world., 1894-07-18
STEAMER CEPHEUS FLOATED.
lowed to south Amboy for Repairs
Cetus All Right.

COMFY ISLAND. l.. l., July 1s-The
Iron steamboat Cepheus, which was in
collision yesterday afternoon during the
fog with her sister boat Cetus and was
beached at Nortons Point, was foated
at a.tJ this morning.
The large hole in her side was
patched up and she was taken TO South
Amboy for repaira..
The Cepheus got off with the aid of
her own engines. but was accompanied
to South Amboy by wrecking tug.
The cetus will resume hor trips this
afternoon. The joiner work at the
bow which was torn away by the col
lision, has been repaired and is being
painted.
The Secretary Of the Company said
this morning that the investigation by
the Company as to the Caus" of the
accident had shown that neither cap
tains nor pilots were to blame The fact
was that but for the skill and prccau-
tons displayed 10y those in charge of
the two boats there would have been
serious disaster. The cepheus would
no doubt have been cut in two.
The evening world., 1894-07-18
EVEN STOLE THEIR TOOLS.
These Men Tackled II Blacksmith
shop, Then u Post-Ohice.

John kearney and Peter Bradley
charged with breaking into the Post
Office at Glasco. lister County. y. y,
June &c, were arraigued before United
States Commissioner Shields to-day.
.,nce showed that keurncy
and Bradley first broke into s. blacksmith
shop, where they got "A sledge- BANNER,
a cold ,hisel and four large steel punches,
They then tackled the Post Office. and
breaking open the safe stole So wort h
OF stamps and $40 in money. The grocery
store OF PHILIP A. LaCker was next
broken into and robbed of S7.3i and sev-
%. .r. e. rlPtrS,
Albany June 81 Tney were caught while
trying to dispose OF a lot % two-ceut
stamps at the rate Of 50 cents on the
dollar.
Commissioner Shields held the men in
81 90 bail each for the action Of the
Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1894-07-18
FELL FROM WINDOWS.
Little Willie eager Was KILLED and
Katie Ferguson May Die.

Coroner Dreamer, OF Brooklyn. was no.
titled this morning of the death of Will
lam eager. aged sixteen months, who
lived with his parents on the fourth
floor OF 217 Ralph avenue.
The child was left alone in room
for few minutes last night playing
on the floor. While his parents were alb
sent he climbed upon a chair and leaned
out of a window. Losing his balance.
he fell and struck the pavement, forty
feet below. An ambulance was called.
but the little fellow died before its ar
rival.
Ten-y year. old Katie Ferguson. OF 4SS
Marcy avenue, fell from a second-story
10 the Homoeopa chic Hospital. She sus-
tanned severe Commissions about the body
and internal injuries, which may prove
fatal
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SAYS M'CARTY DID 1T.
Tamniany Nunts the Credit for
NacfarIanr's Confirmation.

Tammany which takes everything in
sight. 10 claiming the credit for the con-
firmatiou of Wallace MaCfarlane as
United States DistrIct-Attorney for this
district by the United States Senate yes
terday. John H. McCarty, the Tammany
man nominated by President Cleveland
for United States Marshal was con-
1rmed AT the sam" tine, and now 1t Is
said that McCHrty carried Macfarlan"
through with Senator INNS friendly aid.
As a matter of lact. senator lin said,
when MIR MdCiarlane'~ nam" was sent
to the senate, that he would not oppos"
confirmation Mr. NaCfarlauc Was per-
surallN not oblrCtIouahl" Ia him. Mac
farlane's confirmation vas therefore eN-
pectcd. Senator I'm -. however, hold
Ing up the confirmation Of MI. R"nnett
as United states IiStr,rt-Aitorney Tor
BROOKLYN.
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SEQ ST. 20 w.-Newly furnished rooms. with
superior table: proprietorShip; open all
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REFUSED TO RETURN HOME,
Her Father Has Elvina AIlocarti
Arrested.

The Brooklyn branch of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren this morning arraigned Elvina
Allocarti, fifteen years old, in Gates
Avenue Court Oh the charge of being
dsorderly child. Her father, An
tonic Alloearti, of Gravesend. says she
refused to leave the employment of a
family named Fucci, at AS Patchen ave-
nue., and return home.
Elyna claims that she is over six
teen years old. and that after her
mothers death. In 1892, her father did
not provide suitably for her. She says
she was cruelty maltreated at home, and
was remanded to the care of the So
eiety pending an investigation of the
case
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CLARA CASPER IMPROVED.
Her Unknown AssniInnt Has Not
Yet been Captured.

FORT LEE. y. J., July ls.-The man
who assaulted pretty SlNteen-year-old
Clara Casper last Saturday has not
yet been captured.
The search for the assailant is still
being conducted, but 1t Is now four
days since the assault and no one in the
npighborhood of Fort Lee has seen tn"
man,
The condition of the girl continues
to improve. She is able to 60 about
the house, but II kept very quiet. The
father and brother of the girl who
led tho searching parties, say ~ he IL
captured there will be no need of "A
mini
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GRAFT FOR SNEAK.THIEVES,
IiEht-FinEered Gentry Find Brook
lynitcs Good Picking."


Sneak thieves and pickpockets were
very active in Brooklyn last night and
early this morning.
Michael Moran fell asleep on the stoop
or his residence, Al Sackett street, last
night, and when he awoke he discovered
that his gold watch, worth $50 had
been stolen.
Casper. Ahrens. of a55 Hamilton ave-
nue. told the police to-day that thieves
! in money. two bankbooks. some other
valuable papers and jewelry worth 5000
Jewelry worth SIS was stolen -arly
this morning from the apartments Of
Augustus Martens 1922 Fulton street.
Henry Williams, twenty-seven Years
|pld OF Ocean avenue. and Richard MI.i-
Ter, twenty-nine years old. of Surf
avenue, were arrested this morning on
ccml laint of Mary Scheeron, who lives
on Swigert's Walk, Coney Islanl
charging them with entering her home
and stealing $50 worth of property.
The evening world., 1894-07-18
CHOKED TO DEATH.
Ernest otto Died on RnndnIIs ISL
and July Last.

Dr. Austin Macy, Superintendent of
the Male Asylum on Randalis Island,
reported to the Coroner's office to-day
that a patient in the asylum named
Ernest otto had choked to death there
July I.
otto was eating that day, when some
bread and rice got stuck In his larynx
Physicians were summoned, removed the
obstruc ton from his throat and tried
I'm two hours.
otto was sent to the asylum from
Rellevue in MAY. 1890. His case was
thirty-siX years old.
The evening world., 1894-07-18
SEIZED BY CRAMPS.
Little John Reitz Drowned While
In BRthinG.

Eleven -year-old John Reitz lies dead
To-day at the home of his parents, at p
Hamilton avenue. Brooklyn. He went
winning last night off the North Cen
al pier, Atlantic Dock. and was taken
nth cramps.
He called for help, but the only person
far him was his sister, aged eight
tars, and she was poweress TO rescue
Patrick Mcguire. of 2l5 Sackett street,
Opened to come along and he recov-
II the body. Coroner kene was noti-
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TOWN BURIED THE CHILD.
Parents Suunndcred the Money Con
trihutrd bH >r!Ghbors.

RELLENIl.IE. y. J. july lS.-The
ncighbors Of John Allen and his wife, Of
Union aVenuc. are indignant over the
neglect of that couple tn bury their child
"A hoy, who died last Friday while, II Is
said his parents were drunk.
The ueighbors subscribed money to
nav FOR the burial but the Aliens are
accused Of -, udiuc the contributions
TOT drink. ON Monday the child Was
buried At thu towns expense, ana now
the ucigAhprs threaten tae Aliens with
legal proceedings.
The evening world., 1894-07-18
CAN'T GUST C0NNELLY.
Republican Move Against E1izn
beth. CITY Attorney Fails.

ELIZABETH. y. j. July ls-Thc
attempt Of the Republican majority
in the Elizabeth city Council to GUST
the Democratic city Attorney year
before his term of Office would expire
has proved "a signal failure. The Arbtra-
ton Committee, consisting OF eN-Judge
Joseph Cross RepD and Counsellor
Richard V. Lindabury DEM. reported
last night. Cross favorng the BUSTING of
the Attorney, but Lindabury, who was
elected by the vote of the Republican
majority in the Board. held that city
Attorney Connolly holds office untll July
|, 1850. and can successfully institute quo
Narranto proceedings against the COun-
Gil should I. try to displace him.
The cTurt to bounce the two Demo
said fall through. capt. Robert Kirk
land ,Repj was elected Excise commas
sioner last night for three years
The evening world., 1894-07-18
Seeking Her Stepson.

P'NN"Af BEACH July ls-Mrs Phillips, OF
avenue called at the ststion-house at Sea
"a" evening and asked the police TO look for
~",Sear'old stepson. who left home over a
80 she told the Sergeant that the boy d
issno v employed at Kingsland's Casino,
nsphs the boy away from his home. She
M ,Snter was not a proper person TO care
ss, enld; The police told her that u they
'oS1 the boy they would take him home.
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Jacob Johann, aged tory-nine, OF y Catherine
street, brooklyn, dropped dead at the corner
Of Leonard and Grand streets, WILLIAMSBURG
at Q o'clock this morning, presumably OF near
disease Ne was on his way TO work IN H.
Uos a cas- press mandatory in this city,
WHARF he was employed as a laborer
The evening world., 1894-07-18
MlLiTIAMEN DRILL BETTER.
WorI, of state Troops Now Camped
III PeekskiU Improves.

STATE CAMP. PEEkSklLL, y. V,
July lS-Thcre was a marked improve
ment IN the guard mount and forenoon
drills OF The sixty-htth Regiment and
the Separate Companies to-day. The men
seemed to have settled down to work.
During the forenoon the weather was
cool and CLOUDY, and threatened rain.
sThe officer o. the day Is Capt Wilson.
~ Company H.
The evening world., 1894-07-18

pocKAwAY BEACH. July H.-MsrY Crontn
ubo lives in Brooklyn was taken with cramps
while bathing near schilings Hotel YESTERDAY
She called for help and oscar Enseis and 'frof'
Tobt. life saver, went To her rescue Mrs ,ro,
min was rcsuscitatcd with great dimcN'V ana hSu
20 remain at the hotel all night
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woMER VINO SUFFER-

cures Weaknesses, Bearing Down Sensa-
tions, and kindred maladies.
For those about 10 become mothers, II
Is a priceless boon, for il lessons the pain
and perils of childbirth, shortens labor "
and the period Of confinement, and pro
notes the secretion OF an abundance Of
nourishment for tho child.
THOMAS THIRLwELL, OF Robertsddle, Pd.,
says: ~ cannot sufficiently express 70 you
my gratitude for the benefit your Favor
daughter.
OF late she has suffered no pain whatever.
Is u simply marveloua." n
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sSTH ST. 90: W. Brosdway-Nieely fur
nished large hall rooms. excellent table 4
attendance; moderate.
18Th ST 2Oi ". near Brosdway-Choce cool
rooms bath every convenience: board 3l2 for
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Attn ST. 25s W.-Newly furnished rooms; et-
cCcnt table: trsnsients accommodated tabls
hnLr.InrA. smrnmer nIlcns. references
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23D ST., AL 443 w.-large Il small rooms;
good board lovely location; transienn accom-
modated; reasonable.
BID ST, 2c6 W.-Large l. small comfortable
rooms: excellent table: summer prices; table
bUarl
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Est ST. c12 W.-Large airy rooms handsomely
furnished: excellent table: summer terms.
:.D ST. sl3 w, Chelsea House-Rooms. with
board. sinsly or en- suite; permanent or tran
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North OF iastN Street.

North OF I7stN StTeet.
q NICHOLAS AVE GSt near l:ath St.-Select
l,tri, large cool rOoms; summer prices
lg7TH ST, l62 E.-Furnshci rooms with or
without h1ard, all accommodations moderate
erookiyn.
SOUTH ELLIOTT PLACE, III. pleasant,
convenient rooms; near l. K surface roads,
WILLOW ST, Is. : minutes walk 10 bridge
LARGE. small airy rooms; early breakfast;
terms ,5.
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Commissioners and A. G. Guenther has been
named for ha yacapcN
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10TH ST. llo E-Ncatly furnished room. or .
gentlemen, with board; also hall room.
nth ST. Is l. block from Broadoay-peslrabls
cool rooms; abundant table. transients;
Eptt,
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18TH ST., 255 ". Handsome newly furnished
rooms irst- class board; single. S.; double, $40
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eaIt Side

9TH AVE. 2lbT-rwo nicely furnished rooms;
fuu- Chard.
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18TH ST. 3cl w.-Lsrge, airy rooms, hand
Bamely furnished. with frst-class board; IS, ~
10Th ST. $40 W.-Beautiful large single or
81 40 81
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2STH ST. 800 W.-Handsome back parlor; also
other rooms. excellent table: - upward.
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Why Be Sick

When trife will buy the greatest healing in .
ventiun of the day. nr. Sanden's Electric Belt
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You rcnd The Evening Worid''
Do you, read the sunday World?
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l4TH 81. I'll W Newly furnished paror
floor, suitable doctor, dentist; other rooms;
,Ia I'd
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2lSr ST. , 234 W.-Nice, cool front room, nm
ming water: best board; price to suit.
.lsT ST. 25s w.--smali large handsomely fur.
nisned rooms superior table: good location
summer prices
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t2p ST l3s W-Nicely furnished rooms, with
or without board. plenty air; summer prices.
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MRS. MISSIONS SOOTHING syRUP for chill
dren lesthipg. cures wind collie, diarrh9a zoe. ~
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hrrV NtdnsSdop until semi. Il " BE- TIE
h0RLb BO4EDER>' DAI." An Gdwr-
h'"me'S 'n'irr this CLASSIFICATION appearing in the
We n'sdoy morning eiiijon NJ TIE WORLD riH
b. repeated ~ the EVENING WORLD he same
ire, NJ chdrcc
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| GlST ST. IS w.-Handsomely furnished cool
rooms, With excellent board: transients taken;
I nsig
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3lST ST, IS W.-IIandsomely furnished coal
rooms; excellent board optional. ransients
taken: moderate.
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26rH ST. 81 w.-Superior accom- m odations In
suits with use of tine plano; strictly trst-class
table.
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3tTU ST ~ ". -Handsomely furnished roomsS
excellent table; table board; references.
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3ITN ST.. 2lI W.-Double & single rooms;
southern exposure good liable; references.
3trH ST. I26 W.-IIandsomely furnished large
small rooms; excellent table; table oosrl
18Th ST, 229 23l w.-Elegant. cool, large
small rooms; superior board; summer prices
Mrs Baldwin.