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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

The central and the TiSer
hSvo mutual cause - 6gh, by
resson of the kind Of constituents
they have.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

the ssue IN their respective
+ precincts not less shsa SIX days
/ PRIOR 20 sach e3sssioa- A least
two meetings shall Be held ter
the parpoSe q eosrsesinS saea
lis. the last oas not les shan
t~eusy foar hoals before The tine
Of election No person shall be
easit!ssi 70 role fer delegates IN
less bis name Is % s7eh lsst
Section 5. The inspectors q
such elections shall have alI the
powers In regard to the general
coodaes Of the election a. we're
vested by toe election Iaw o; 1880
IN inspectors q elections The
Inspectors. or auy 81 them ap-
pointed under this Act shall adj
minister the oath by this Act
Repaired No person shall be
reg stored until he shall have
taken aud subscribed u such
oath.
QALTIcATIoS OF DELEGATES
Section 9, No person shall be
eligible as delegate unless lie be
a male residence Of the Hawai-
ian Islands who shall. have attain
ed the age Of twenty five years,
who shall know how to read aud
write either the Hawaiian. Eng
lish or some European lsngnage;
who shall have been domiciled
in the Hawaiian Islands for not
less than one year, and who
shall have taken the oath by this
prescribed.
Section 10. No person shall
be permitted to stand as eandi-
date for election as a delegate
unless be shall be so requested
in writing signed by not less
than twenty-five tax payers OF the
Islands or Division in which he
proposes to stand; nor unless
such request shall be deposited
with the Minister OF the Interior
not less than fourteen days before
the day of election, except on the
Island Of Oahu. where each re-
quest shall be deposited not less
than seven days before the cleo
ton.
Section II. The general pro-
visions governing the conduct OF
elections under the election law
of 1890 shall apply to and govern
the election for delegates under
this Act except as herein pro-
vided.
None Of the provisions of said
Act in relation to the time of
holding elections. the time Of
Publishing proelamations, the
number and qualification Of in
spectors OF elections or in relation
to candidates shall apply to the
election of said delegates.
Section 12. Returns shall be
made by the inspectors to the
Marshal or Sheriff of their re
pectiye division and certificates
issued, as in the case of election
for mobiles.
Section 13. Each delegate
shall receive the sum of one
hundred dollars as full compen-
sation for his services
Section Il The Chairman Of
the Executive aud Advisory
Councils shall be chairman Of
the convention. Such other Of
fieers may be chosen as the con
yention shall decide upon.
Section II. A majority Of the
whole number Of delegates and
members Of the Councils shall
constitute quorum
Section 10. The convention
shall be governed by the orllin-
airy rules Of parliamentary pro
celure, unless otherwise provided
BY rules wich i, shall adopt,
Section II. The convention
shah be the sole lodge Of the
qualifications Of DELIGHTS Ia.
fai,hfaluess TO the oath required
by this Act shall be suticieni
cause for the rejection or exrul-
sion Of delegate.
60 - r.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09
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Ten cents a copy of each mum
Der will be paid at the HoLoMUA
office. If
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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

Light trade showers still exist.
Like children, they are trouble
sono comforts. Thermometer 20.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

A small forest Of masts now
grace the water front
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

The Y VI. C. A people met
LAST evening. Only routine bust
ness.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

1t is reported that it is now an
assured fact that Press Club is
TO be formed. needed necessity.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09
Through Line.
From San Fran. ior Sydney.
Arrive Honolulu
Lea,e Honolulu.

From Sydney for San Francisco.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

The American flag is flying on
the LEAGUE pole today Weather
pleasant
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

years, ustEye Of
residiag q IN said
district. Do solsmnly swsar 10
the presence Of Aisai shsy Cd.
that 1 wIll support aai bear true
allegiance 70 the Provisional
Goyernmsn; Of TIE Hawaiisu Isl.
ands. and will oppose any attempt
10 restore Liliaokalani 10 the
throne Or TO re-essAblish mon
srchical government in ans form
in the Hawaiian ls'ansss-
seesioa 10. Tbs Act shall
take esiecs fFcrn Is publication
The Act passed It's 6rst read.
in. There Mas 10 comment.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09
NsrscToEs OF ELEcriox.

Section I. The Minister of
the Interior shall appoint three
inspectors Of elections for each
polling pace heretofore estab
lished by las for the election Of
representatives, ANY szo Of such
inspectors may act and in the
case Of disability Of two Of sue6
me.nbers. or their refusal +, act.
the remaining inspector msy iiil
the vacancies IN case It ocenrs 80
near that date Of the election
that the Minister Of the Interior
can not mAke 50 appointment
The Inspectors Of 6 ections shsll
hold ~ least two meetings ia
their respective precincts for the
pnrpose Of enTollment OF voters.
MOI less than ten nor moro than
twenty days prior. 10 the date fix-
ed for said election. and shall
give notice Of the same by post
cd 'oiics or b. a publication in a
newspaper. The inspectors shall
prepare list Of all persons vho
have registered aud are entitled
70 vote and shall post copy Of
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09
MARCH 9 1894.
LOCAL NEWS.

A small forest Of masts now
grace the water front
The Y NJ. c. A. people met
LAST evening. Only routine bust
ness.
The American flag is flying on
the LEAGUE pole today. Weather
pleasant
The steamer Mariposa sailed
for San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
The trustees of the Queens
Hospital will meet, for special
business, on Saturday next
The "cbasm Of politics" is
crossed by Peter c. Jones being
the attorney for Mr.. l. May.
The Morning Star, from the
South Seas, is due here on the
18th inst. at the furthest.
The steamer Alameda is due at
this port. from the Coast, on
Thursday mex, the 18th inst.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

The steamer Mariposa sailed
for San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

All are parts II Royal Patsai
Ia 10 Paul T. Maniul.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

The steamer Alameda is due at
this port. from the Coast, on
Thursday next the 18th inst.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

The trustees of the Queens
Hospital will meet, for special
business. on Saturday next.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-09

The Morning Star" from the
South Seas, is due here on the
18th inst. at the furthest.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Chant. Leigh & Roses great three
yenr-oid, is at Morris Park. II his
journey has not troubled him he
will start in the Bowling Brook
Handicap on Wednesday. He is in
give Il good account OF himself.
The present week Will be an interesting
one at Morris Park. There are "A number
Of rich stakes to be decided, and judging
by the entries the confess should be eX-
citing. Tomorrow the Harlem Stakes.
for t~wo-year-olis, Rnl the Thrlgss Neck
stakes. flr three-year-olas. are the feat.
Hres' In ,he f,rmer are entersi such gi2oi
ash, t.lca, PaladIn. Liza. Applause, liar
~ Reed anil Hrish, Phuebus, In n,
ThroEss Neck. birmingham, natton, st,
Rlsh.more may I've amSng the starters,
Tne Blwi'ng Brllk Handicap. with Dob
aims. Horn rIpe, Sir k:N,esS, Ga.ilee. John
Cooper, Assignee, Matt Ryrncs. Discount,
Aure.tin, Giant and, Darien among the
probable 5 arters. VIII be run Wednesday.
The Ladies' Stakes. for thrce-yepr-oi A.
lies, ard the Fort SShuy.er for al! ages,
arr m f%.atntcs for Thursday; Fair hs'ns
cap, FOR three year-o.ds. wh!ca Will be run
an Friday, mas all the god ones In. The
Larcamont STAKES, for two-year-oiis. on
Gotham. Prince " Monaco, Waltzer. Kee-
man,, Mirage, Utica and Li2a, Tine To-
hogan side Handicap will als> be run on
Saturday. with Dr. Hasbrouck, Stoneneli.
Ajax, Dor Alonzo. SiroccD, Domino, pr.
Rice and Other fast ones engaged.
The star event of next week and one
towards which turfmen look with long
Ing eyes Is the Wtthers Stakes for
three-ycar-oldS. Henry OF Navarro,
DObblns. Domino, Str Excess. Senator
Grady. H%ornpipe me all the good ones
are eligible. an one OF the best races
OF the year should result.
Henry Of Navarro has already had
two cracks at the big stake vents here
In the Fast, In the Brooklyn he wal
secona and in the Metropolitan third.
HIS owner sim has hopes OF winning
the Suburban.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
HERE'S A NEW GRAND JURY.
Hut Col. Fellows says No Action
VIII tie Taken Just Now.

a new Grand Jury was sworn to-day
before Judge MARITIME, In Part I, OF the
Court OF General Sessions.
The question of whether the new
Grand Jury woul take up the matters
revealed. or at least broadly suggested,
by the witnesses before the Lexow
Committee, WAS uppermost In the mind
OF every one who gathered In the old
brown-stone Courthouse.
District-Attorney Fellows, when asked
ny an Evening World' reporter II he
proposed to lay the charges of corrup-
ton. blackmail. protection and bribery
against police captains. ward men, In
spcctors OF police and at least one Com
missioner OF Police before the Grand
jury, replied:
! see. Perhaps / shall later, but not
now. None of the witnesses who have
appeared before the senate Committee
have as yet been subpocnaed to appear
before the Grand Jury. | cannot tell
what may happen later
Forty.four out OF nifty citizens re-
sponded to roll call. and from these
service by Chief Clerk John +. Carroll.
Here are the naInes OF the twenty-three
composing the June Grand Jury.
Edward ID. Farrell, James q. Jenkins.
MuH riniNtl human vi. MtN aTtny,
Howard Duller. George A. Wells, Ed
ward \. Taylor, James q. Wallace, Al
bert II. Brown, Albert q. Hilton, Solo
mon F.. Solomon, JOIN H.. Latham,
Isaac Il. Holbrook, John f.. Wiley,
Hiram =. Armstrong. August Field
haimer, Louis : Brush. John W. Aiken.
Adolphus II. Bass. Henry s. Strauss,
William l.. Browsr. George S. Baxter. j.
Edward Toullou.
Judge MARITIME charged the Grand
Jury resnrding their duties. having first
selected Thomas NJ. Mccarthy to he its
foreman. Foreman Mccarthy Is u mem
Der Of the wholesale grocery house OF
Austin, Nichols 4 Co.. Jay and Hudson
streets. and resides at 200 West Fifty
sixth street.
Judge MARITIME did not allude TO the
charges made against police officials by
the witnesses before the Lexow Com
mittee. On the contrary, he said:
81 have no special matter to which I
desire to call your especial attention.
There liz no special abuse to which | am
advised by the observation-disclosures to call
our attention. Should there occur any
abuse which | feel II my duty 10 cal
to your attention | shall do 40.
There are row 2G2 cases that may re-
quire your attention, but 100 of these
have not yet taken all the Ireilmi-
nary steps hs yet, and may never re-
quirc your attention"
The evening world., 1894-06-04
HAGGIN'S SALE ENDED.
g. II. Morris Pays $4,000 for Tourna-
ment's Brother.
Especial 10 Tn. Evening worid.I

special to The Evening worid.)
RACE TRACK, MORRIS PARK, Jun,
1.-THE last Of the lot OF yearlings from
the Rspcho del Paso stud were sold a
Morris Park to-day. They brought the
following prices:
nay col, BY imp. Sir Modrsd-Pi,y,hins q. n
Doy hiiy. BY imp. Naturalization Mr. Riley
! 4, 200.
ch.,'na, colt. by imp, Sir M~odred-Pr.m'um
brown colt. by Men hii-Prose. C. Lit,lsHeid
500.
pay MY BY B.n AlaPnde ". willard. 1900
$40
nay nlIy BY imp. Dir M~odr.d-Rokee, Nj
hay hliy. BY Dsrsbin-Ross b.: Nj. willard
300
nro~n colt by rrs.no-Ro.s o.; Matt storm
Dro~n ally. by Ben Ali-Ro-.lind; A. Lakeland
Bay colt; by Mlinsr-Ross of Arizona Doc
Chestnut nily, By ~Torso-ssnts Rita; Mr.. VII
nay MY. by Imp. Sir Modrsd-sen.iment Mr.
Chestnut, ally, by Tyran,-shena Van; John X.
black colt. by Frssno-sistsr to Jim Douglas
lay colt, by Ben Ali-slecpy; Mr.. willard.
p, Gss''n NJ. VII wiRiii,.1 Sy , 'sp, Sir ~~odr'd-s''0D'
nhg coit' ny oaiVA'or-sohohont' W. H. MOTIFS.
chestnut nliy by imp. Midlothlan-stariisht
nay colt, by imp. Sir M~odred-s,eila. C. Lit.
tlehsld, j. 100.
n.y co.,. by imp. Sir Modred-swes,briar; c.
Ray My by imp. st. Marim-Teacher; Mat,
storm. 81. 100.
nay MY. by Imp. st. Maxim-Touchcpas o.
lay ally by Dsrebin-Tradc Dollar; A. IIsr-
'l..,,, ,ai, ~, t.,u -. AtnJrnl .aiI
Hay NIly, by Fresno--Trophy: Edey BROS. 5000.
Ray nlly. by A~eroiithe-Turmoil; Mr.. willard.
BAY col, by imp. Sir Modred-Tyranny; NJ.
Chestnut colt, by Tyran'-uni,; c. Llttleneld,
brown colt, by Imp. Maxim-vandnle; Mr.,
hay colt, by Ben Al-vsnoni. W. II. Henson.
800.
nay My by Imp, M~nAIm-ven,urn; A. Har-
Bay Any by imp, fundamentally Mr.. Har.
greaves. $500.
Lay alIy. by salva,or-widow ciiauo,; q. II.
nack RlIv, by Imp. Observation-Disclosures; Mr..
willard, $500.
At intervals during the sale. and par
ticulariy when a horse was knocked
was heard very distinctly, and a group
OF well-known borsemen laughed. ~
wonder who Is whistling?" said Auction
Ger Easton. whereat the aforesaid turf
men laughed.
The fact IL. the crowd had n suspicion
that prices were being boosted by Mr..
fIaggin's representatives. In fact. sev-
eral horsemen openly stated their sus-
p~icions. and added that the thing a
outrage. There were at least three
or four In the ring who seemed to be
in some ones interest, but
It IL not positively known. 1t ls a fact
the actions OF certain Of Mr.. Hag-
men were suspicious.
II these charges OF the horsemen be
true, ,hen It Will do the future sales OF
the Rancho del Paso stud a lot Of harm.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
MONEY READY FOR GOFF.
No Reason to lie Hnmp-red In the
Police investigation.

Members OF the Chamber OF Commerce
contradict the statement that Counsel
lor Con IL hampered In any way by lack
of funds. or that It Is necessary for him
to go to n personal expense in con-
nection with the IeNow Committee In
v~estigation.
The Chamber OF Commerce has
money on hand to pay Mr.. Gotf. or for
n other legitimate expense ut any
time n bill IL presented" Secretary Will
son said to an Evening world" re-
porter this afternoon.
w cannot go about paying out with
ont a bill. II Mr.. Goif wants to be REIN
burscd now 1t Is only necessary for him
to make out a bin and have Chairman
LcxOw certify to Its correctness and he
would have n check within an hour.
The statement that he IL hampered
In the least for want OF funds IL In
correct, as ! am sure he liz aware there
Is cash on hand here for him whenever
he desires IT,"
The evening world., 1894-06-04
IDENTIFIED By A BROTHER.
Miss I;rsk!nc's Rcmuins Now on the
WRs to Rocklnnd, Ne.

PEEKskll.L, y. Y, June "A
brother OF Miss Lulu Erskine, the young
woman who committed suicide on Satur-
day by walking from Fla Rock into the
Hudson River. arrived AT Cgofts Morgue
this morning. lie Identified the body as
that Of his sister. and he said that she
was subject 10 hts OF melancholy. He
believes that she left nome while suffer
Ing from one Of these attacks, and could
assign no other reason for her suicide.
Erskine made a sworn statement be-
fore Coroner Apgar TO this effect.
Before starting for Peekskil. Erskine
telegraphed his friends, H.. Is. Bird and
". II. Glover. who are students IN the
Peekskill Military Academy, TO care fov
the body until his arrival. Coroner
Apgar granted "A permit for the removal
OF the body, and a casket containing In.
remains vas placed aboard the Ia
train for New York, en- route for Rock
land. Me. The brother OF the dead CIR
accompanied the remains. Coroner Ap,
gar viii hold an inquest this afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-06-04

10 get them out. She met Ward Man
ralded that night.
Il went back home, telling him I
would not a the girls out II they
were to be arrested right away.
sent n patrolman up TO my house and
told me TO come down and get the girls.
that Hook was n fool, and that my
went down and got the girls out, pay
Ing 81 for each one"
Mrs Thurrow then told how a man
had been stationed In front OF her house
last September. She heard he was sent
there from Police Headquarters. be-
cause Acting Capt, McAvoy had been
solicited while passing the house the
niUht before.
She ga the men there and asked them
what they were there for. and they said
they did not know. They were sent
there by the Captain.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
Fist. and Apartment. to let.
unf.rnIshed-we.t Side.

T ST., $40 w..-Neatly furnished room
every convenience for light housekeeping
18TH ST, as w. ! month tree a I nice
rooms all light. clean. $3.50. ta
18TH ST. az near st ave.-Sice basement Cat.
rooms. perfect ordt., 80 Janitor.
18TH ST. a7 W,-Improyed Q a , rooms; bright.
new; private hall, %janitor: ,i3 50 to ti7.t0.
18TH ST. al W Elegant new apartments, 6
rooms. bath, all improvements, f2+, t2b heated.
18TH ST, BOO w. a Jartment ufi rooms, $40.
only 4 families IN house.
3pTH ST, M W. Central low rents: si2 sI7;
M 1S : JoG "a, w yan at;b hot q. %sI :, e,esa"' house
'H 'mS,evs sss tss 81 &E if@i. ! %F " F"s Sa1s 81 a. +.
OF janltor.
a3D ST.. no W:.eIc.pe,t near Eroadway
rehis moderate. Jnnitot.
18TH ST. 2l W entral. convenient, 4
pleasant front r3oms; rhnte. no, "a.r .n6..
a. a., W 2ni ii4i q weli'kep'' quiet house MASON
18TH 81. lb4 W.. near broadway 4 Herald
bathroom: only $40. Apply MASON. z85 W.
18TH ~, $50 W, -sl4; choice Sd floor, private
house; q adults. Call 4 O'Clock.
18TH ~, +43 W. All light rooms same as cor
to 81 should be seen to lie appr,c ated. Janltor.
36lIl ST, 2I5 W.-Arnrtmcnts. 4 h b rooms,
with bath, sls TO $40. Jhnitor in 2ia.
18Th ST. 85s-3CO Wa d 4 rooms, sl4 to $ls.
npp' "'"''"''
36Tli ST, 252 W. central; private block; . L
sunny roInls nicely d,cnra!ei range, hot
or janitor. we
10TH ST, $50 W.-Private neighborhood: deco
ra'eu na,s, iour rooiis' WV 10 |sS' references
'"'''' ""''o
"'im 81. 81 M,-Elegant iisht apartment' per
~, ou"' '"p'o'e"eh'S' ne" house' VII
NV
hat. Il room,' bain, xpj 80 Ian,,nr
=" rnnns an ana o. n.,h' n.m"spme apIn. y n %
vnnI ,snsn, Isni,or ~ iiammnnj e "rrn., "a
IInIson al ~ N "" ~
,.r,, or -, u,
'yun -, 200 ". LM'ce basement nat, . large,
..s"' 'oo"s' "'H' uecoratou' improvements
Sslh 81, zo' W., biock from Broadway-Hand-
swn'nss; , handt1me extra large wide rooms.
az" 100
4O1H 81. 226 ". - Cheapest near broadway: 8
LOANS * "ht, improvements; awnings; rents
"'
ATTN ST., b4t W.-Free to June Is: 3 extra
large light, rooms, newly painted walls, two
",n 81, o' W'-AutactVe apartments ss.So'
tlEoo, ' IONS nicely papereu; ward
r"oen' s'"''o"ary 'uos'
4sTH ST, 1924 W,-Unfurnished floor to let. or
- --
ooiM a." q mn near n.oaa%ay-Gos Az.
.km. nat . 'oo"'' pe'e'' oruer' immaculate
80, ~. -
81, So w E'esant nsn. iron. apartment.
49, ,m -. -, -
oSIh II, ~ m;nE'Ifah hrst noor apartments.
so I,, ~
The evening world., 1894-06-04

18TH ST. Az w. Choice apartments, 3 rooms;
18TH ST sl w.-Elegant fats OF 4 rooms q
bath. handsomely decorated; all improvements.
q. NICHOLAS, l4ss broadway. near 42d st.. or
jnnitOr.
2lSr 81, III w. HANDSOME new flats baths;
modern improvements desirable location; ele-
CANT eiIt rance; S+3, $40.
"A I II ST, 43l ". q To 4 nice rooms, with i'm.
~provements; $50 to S"7. Janitor.
3s1H ST, 40 W.-An elegant s rooms 4 bath
corner ia all light & improvements; slS
351li II, 1875 W. 3 h 4 rooms, all light; stone
tubs, ranGc, &c. renis s12 10 SO JHnitor.
18TH ST, ?5o Handsome apartments, 4 rooms
& bath; SIC m hea cd; low len . Inquire Jan t)r.
lOI.. 50, al A" upper LuOr; an improve
mtnts rent 40. Inquire.
10TH ST. PCS W Handsome apartments. 1 4 6
looms & bath. low rents. Inquire janitor.
10TH ST. l0l VI 4 S rooms, large 4 light;
every convenience; splendidly arranged; thor
oughly renovated. near I2d st. l. & all cross
town cars, Inducements to permanent 6 desirable
parties. Malcolm.
43D ST. 1856 & 2S w.-Apartments OF 8 g. 4
rooms, all modern conveniences: low rents: in
elegant Warehouses;.
nth ST. ti W Elegant FIAT. I large rooms;
newly painted & papered. all improvements;
rent low.
18th ST. s67 w.-Most desirable single fiat. 7
Koli. all improvements; I'd floor: rent reasonable
to good party. q. NICHOLAS. 1883 Broadway.
near 42d St, Or janltor.
18TH ST. 403 w, near 9th ave. list nat Of s
rooms, all light; s2l: fiat Of 8 rooms. $l+; house
newly decorated & %carpcted.
4STH ST., 400 W. Hands, m , fiat, @ large all
light rooms It bath: rell c a. .ent; $26.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
fiat. and Ae.rtmsn,. to let.
uofu,rished-west Side.

fi a 81 MoNTHLY-Choice rooms q entirs
basement; private house. bargains IS Grove
St. near Dieeckef 4 Christopher SITS.
lis W GOTH ST. 4 Z roonh. decorated. t2 10 tle
t6s Columbus ave, I rooms. improvements -. .ti2
$50 Columbus ave, 8 rooms. through ,......... .tl6
40 Amsterdam ave. y rooms. bath, decorated. t23
tt Boston ave, l. lGtth st., 8 rooms on cor
ner, 3 rapid transit lines. ......,...,....SlS to $50
Apply JaHitcr or POTTER BROS. SD st 4 Co
lunbus ave.
224 WEI 18TH, floor Of Sly ruoms-."".......-f2I
.5O West oUtI, i!our "a eight rooins"",...."aY21
Zb W est 3fb. 4 large room '..a.t" .""........".ISl
oOu Irutn avenue, 3 large HlO
oGb West Xirh, floor of u room ...,.u"".........-Sl0
COLUMBUS AVE. 20 unar ssth st. a light
rooms. front, decorated, $l2 and Sl3
COLtMPts AVE-. ~. between slst q 6ad SITS
Elegant Hat uf I rooms a bath all Improve
m"nts 9th ave. l. station, G. HOI.A 1889
Broadway. near t9d St. or %janitor. o
OOUvERSEuR ST. 36-Parlor Moor a basement:
rent t5. Apply on premises.
HUDSON ST. Undesirable floors for small
families; SIS to N7. BAILEY, 1911 Hudson st.
9Th AVE, si5. near 18th st.-FloOrs Of 5 rooms
In newly renovated house; very desirable: rents
fly IN fl AnDly In ntpre
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THE WYOMING,

It'll AVE, 22S4. northeast corner l3tth st. q
block from elevated station: 0 large. light rooms
& bath decorated. steam heated; private hall
every Improvement; rent s33; entrance on street.
Janitor.
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I9tTH ST, III Wa large rooms q bath; ever
Improvement; hot water supplied: $40; janitor
issTH ST. ESQ E.-Fiat. 6 rooms q bath; priva.s
halls. house sih feet front; rent t7o-t3a
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88IH ST. SO. Il AND Il WEST,

rooms h bath; steam heated: all light
rooms. hall service. LIVINGSTON 4 BUDD,
300 Columbus ave-, or on premises.
18th ST., 2 W.-linndsomc. tight corner nat, 8
rooms, facing park. seen to-day, SEQ.
sSTH ST, T3 W,-SiN all-light rooms: bath: all
improvements; halls heated; awnings: SCI.
9STII ST., 100 W.-Elesant light rooms. hath,
private hall. SIG. 322. concessions.
18TH ST. l0l W.-Corner fire proof building, 8
rooms & bathroom. light 4 airy: hot water;
heated. private hall; S22 4 500. Second floor.
lO2D 81, l73 W.-To let, room. bath, top
hI"r. $40; no free rent.
l02D ST, l67 Whats to let. Q rooms L bath,
all improvements.
lU4TII 81. 10 W. Fine light T. room flats, near
Lstntion 4 park moderate rrnts,
TOOTH ST. ~ W, corner 9th ave. Corner fat: 8
outside rooms. bath. s?3.
PATH ST, ~ Il 253 W. Flats; rent 81 to $40.
See jnnilur on prenii ,es.
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Hack wanted More Money.
ssound every month. and ! nsysr could
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unfurnishss-Bro okiyr.
BERGEN ST, 1715-20 minutes, Kings l.; 4 rooms,
improvements: private house; owner; rent, 50,
BOND ST, a. Observation-Disclosures parlor floor
to rent. also furnished rooma.