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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10

Mr.. Hovsiis' theory that the world has
ouserovn the romantic, hsQ6ic school a
fiction rsprssenssd BY scost Dickena.
Thaekersy and George Eliot received .
rude shock the other dag BY sas story of
hov disi Cap& Wilson and his thirty-sour
Engiishmsn in NstabeisianA. An o1iesr
Of one Of the Nasabsls reEamenss, Who led
the attack on shsss gallant bat reckless
English riders, thus tells the story Of their
death:
I'VE were oo0o men against your -
They rode into the track and
linked their horses in . ring. and COM
menced heavy IRE upon us. and orr men
fell fast and thick. We opened . IRE upon
them and killed ali their horses. Then
they took TO cover behind their horses
bodies and killed n just like grass
We tried 20 rush them. T1ice vs tried,
bat failed. After . time they did not
IRE 30 much. and Ne thought thsir
ammunition was getting short Then.
Just - ve we're preparing to rush
again. they ell stood up. They took Oh
their hais and sang We we're % amassd
70 80 men singing In the face Of death W
knew not what 70 do. AT last ws rushed.
You white men don't fight like men. bat
like deviia They shot W until the last
cartridge. and most Of them shot them
selves with that. But those Who had
none LETT just covered mp their eyes and
died without . sound. Child Of white
man, your people know how TO fight and
hos TO die. We killed all the thirty -four.
But they killed rs like grasa.-
These Engiishmen sang s'God Save the
Queen" - their dsath song. just - the
English regiment that sank with the
Grosvenor Castle formed for parade on
deck and had their band play Engiand's
military airs 40 the boats left the wreck
With their wives and children and the
necessary sailors to take care Of them.
Custer and his men made q good fight;
% did Col. Washbufn and his troopers
who died trying to capture High Bridge
and check Lees retreat.
II Shakespeare was right In his theory Of
romantic fiction n the permanent. dis
tinguished from the transient then
Howslls Is wrong. and the world will read
the romantic school Of Scott. Dickens,
Thacksray and George Eliot when Mr..
Howsils and his school of fiction are BE-
come obsolete.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10
rns ELECTION IN RHODE ISLAND

The full returns of the state election in
Rhode Island held on the <sh Inst show
By most startling figures the result Of one
yesr Of CiexelAnd's administration in a
manufacturing state. where the Demo.
Gratis, under the constitutional amend
ment adopted last December making \
plurality elect, had . better prospect Of
success than ever before in the history Of
the state. Under the old !ax. which re-
qaired a majority to elecs the Democrats
on the popular vote in issT had sosA
plurality: In iss9 the Democrats had &.sio
plurality; in isao they had !. SEQ plurality;
in iSsI the Democrats had L 80 plurality,
and IN iSss the Democrats had IsS plurality.
In the Congressional election Of iSss
Rhode Islsnd elected two Democrats to
congress.
The total vose for governor was AsaS
the highest east in the history Of the state
With she single exception OF the state elec-
tea OF lSl2 when the total vote was
SSa The change from tae election last
year, when the Democratic candidate fos
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NINE DOCTORS FAILED.
A Wonderful Cure-How II Was d On
by an Adv ertfsinx Doctor.

Ma. Kpiros-Dear Sir: Sees thai weuid noe
% Going my dizzy ~ausaaksnd Ii DID nos Les
ihesa know how baby af1csed have eeen. aad
where aEsd how 10 re cared For tse pass ten years
asSe suffered foTn pa nf1 nasnstraAison, accom-
panied Win womb sroahssa in every conceivable
Way. A saat three usonsAs ago l whs praszrAtef
Win psins thsoasa the hear. chest and lungs. and
Goa tined 70 mr. S~s taroaxh eteersase aeFEorfhA-s
OF nassnx. After ssne docsa-s OF ciffsrvnt schools
OF prscstes gave uas aFpEseo 70 De bArrin.
and ne las cured ne 80 thai oAH WAX nam my
rsss.ence 10 ais oahcs an oyer1oyei vita tue
result OF sne cure Ah- h A. AHLf
DR., Darrin can be consulted free a. Hotel
Stevens. Seattle. WASH, where be is per-
Hanenuy located The worthy roor
.restea ;ree from 10 to IL . m daily.
Those abe 10 par from II g. u. 10 p. IN.
evenings. ! 10 8; Sundays. 10 to Il
Charges low and reasonable. according 70
circumstances ard ability 20 par.
tie treats ay electricity ast diseases OF
the Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat. Catarrh, DEAF
ness and All nervous. cnroasc sad private
diseases, IN either sex. Of whatever na-
tures Moss cases can be treated NJ home
after one visit TO the doctors Office Cir
eaiars and question blanks cent Free
inquiries answered.
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Ex-se.asor Cs,sei, Dead.


CAMDEN. n. j.. April 9-Ex-Senasor
Alexander q. Caitell, of Merchantvilie, u
dead at jamestown, n. Y.
Alexander Gilmore Cattell was born NJ
Salem, y. j., February Is. lsI6 lie re-
ceived an academical education, and when
boy Was clerk in his fathers store. He
Was elected to the Legislature in 1870. Wa,
clerk OF the house OF assembly in i34l-42.
and IN ls4a delegate to the state consti-
tniional convention. He became a mer.
chant IN Philadelphia in 1886 a director of
the Mechanics bank and = member of the
city council from is4s until lsss. He re-
turned TO New Jersey in lss5, bus con-
nnusd his business in Philadeiphia. He
was one OF the firss presidents of the Corn
exchange Association there organized
the Corn Exchange bank In 1855 and was
It's president from that year until 1871. He
vas elected United States senator from
New jersey IN lS6 in place Of John L.
Stockson. who had been unseated. and
served all Mareh 3. 1871, declining re-eIee-
ton on account of impaired health. He
was appointed by President Grant A MEM
Der OF the first civil service commission
aud served two years he was financial
sgent OF the government in London
from 1875 until 1874. and engaged
there In reminding the government loans
al lower rate o; interest. While hoia1ny
shis Office be opened negotiations with the
governing committee OF the royal ex-
change. and succeeded in altering the
methods of quotations OF exchange be-
tween the two countries. and also of
American securities, from the old in
accurate and confusing method to the
present simple and approximately accu-
rate system. During the same wear he
suggested 10 syndicate of eminent En-
gsish bankers pan for the pay
ment OF the Geneva award OF az
0ol.e0 without disturbances Of the
rate of exchange. The piaa was adopted
ey both governments. and the amount sue
esssiaiiy transmitted through Mr.. CatseI4's
hands. Later he Nas one of the New Je--
sey state board of assessors charged with
the taxation Of railroad and corporate
property, and was the author of tao or.
hausslss reports on suoh taxationl
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rHR ROSE AND rax GARDENER.

The Rose In tie garden clipped her bud
And she laughed In the pride Of her youthful
blood,
As she thought Of the Gardener standing by
He II old-so ctdf And hs soon viii dis!s
The full Rose waxed In the warm June air.
And abe spread. and spread, tin her heart lay
baru:
''Hs 10 older nov. He win soon b dsadi"
But the breeze OF the morning blew ana found
That the leaves OF the blown Rose ssxswsd the
ground;
And he came 1t noon, the Gardener old,
And no rakec them softly under the mould.
And wove the thing to q random rhyme.
For the kose ID Beauty, the Gardener Time.
-Axsttn DobeoA
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Mss Owens Blackburn, . wsll-kncwn
irish author, died At London Fridas from
me effects o. burns received through the
1pse;sing OF lamp
Or. John Howe jerks, professor Of
physiology and nodern languages in
v AsAangton university. at 81. Louis. died
monday, o: olood-polsoninE While dis
seeing corpse last TUESDAY Dr.. jerks
cut himself on tie hand and vas inoceu.
lated with poison.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10

NEw YORK. Apr. s-gichard Croker,
tas Ian many leader. has returned 10 New
fofk. lie refuses TO Be interviewed on
.ocA' politics, and saws;
tank tue tariff q aestion should be set
go Sni ihs quicker the better The
longer the delay the worse for the nartv
responsible. lac neop.e ali over the
SeGnsyy are restless, and the uncertainty
os tse Inal makeup 0! the nIa is one of che
sAsei causes % the non-rsyival of bus
!aesa"
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se.1cs 10 IN. rssIIa

n psha3e = Asssoy vasnsd - - ~
- nsssy - parties ssprsssstsss - -
aGunas e - gssssss Poss-ISrxlxsenzcsA
snsspe - Soiiewfae Who ass the only
su1hssiss1 Rsvsiiag SCENTS 81 he Poss.
1Ssmassuesa vi: }. 4 xeCisiiaA ].
4. Dsvses, and J. !. Hsvisy. 7hs 6sasss
sp,ty 70 resident agents ef THE pepw vhe
~ located In various eitiss snd towns Of
~ Nssshwssk. NOR 70 postnastsra Who
So = IL sasss Authorised 70 take susscsip-
ssons ~ - Daily. Sunday and wsskiy
pceS-InYx1IssKHcEA.
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FILING MINING CLAIMS.

SEATTLE, April 2, 1894
To THE EprroR: Must q person. in i'll
ing group OF mining claims. file them
separate. or must they Be all on one fling
paperf SUBSCRIBER.
Each claim must be described separ-
ately. Probably IL would be best 10 draw
up each description on separate sheet. It
Is not necessary TO use printed blank. A
printed form can be found in prospecsor's
guide. for sale AT any book store.l
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Good VIII a Interest For Sale.

FOOL ROOM FOR SALE; established 3 years;
cheap tables rare chance. SIS LIST ave.
KihsTAuRANT, doing nice business; good loca-
s-9oh; everything In first class order; price only
faV. expenses very light. HUBERT ROOIH
go Broad St, Newark. y. J.
srAuRAST-Prontsbls business; owner rstlr-
ing; must sell; only little money required trial
given. - Albany at
SALOON, old. established, doing good business;
license paid to July, 1905; only $500 required !;
lnvestlgate this HUBERT ROOF II, 40 Broad
ST.. Newark, n, j.
SALOON FOR SALE, west side; good business,
years lease. cash $500. AS West 18th st.
sTATIoNER and confectionery store. with morn
Ing and evening paper route; very reasonable.
Tb Willis ave.
STEAM LAUNDRY. nrst-class condition and full
operation; 5000 per week. best location In city I;
terms reasonable. Address KING. Gs ST. Mark 5
place.
STORE FOR SALE, butter, eggs and milk: little
cash required; nne neghborhood. MIX store,
$50 Sd ave,
wELL-EsrABLIsHED. paying fancy goods bust
ness on account Of other business for sale :;
price $3.50; good location; nne fixtures: low rent (;
positively no agents; good chance T. ARNOLD.
s3c West 3sth at
$3.50 CASH buys restaurant at $50 West 23d ct. II
cold before Saturday.
s2oo-MEAT AND FISH MARKET 10 sold this
week. 2ae Ave. A.
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Furnished Houses to Let.

z4TH ST, between 9th ave. 4 Broadway-4-
story; full of boarders. MORRISON, 2O6 West
41st ST.
AT BARGAINs-Elegantly furnished dwelling Il
rooms: rent 81. 500: splendid unfurnished, rent
$3.50: also fats rents $500 to So 900. Owner. 253
Broadway, room 40
BOARDING HOusE-GOod location: low rent:
/ furniture lease 81 100: easy terms; bargain.
URQUHART, 1850 Broadway.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

Ere.y londrp and Thursduy untt isrpt is ,rH
be THE WORLDS HOUSE AND HOMs
DA ~ Az adtertisen mis- Of f,e ftnes or leo
under this Classification appearing in ne Sundq
R,h Thursday WORLD pH be repeated in IN
EVENING WORLD for Monday and Thurs o.
ffee of ciar0e
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Flat. and Apartment. to Let.
unfurr,.hsd-wsst side.


BEAUTIFULLY decorated apartments OF Z. 4
rooms, with hath. all improvements; steam.
heated In newly finished houses northeast corner
18th 81 btn ave. rents s2i. Sta Janltor
CHEAPEST FLATS In city fine, healthy loca
ton; o large, light rooms bath AREN'T 81 TO
t26; steam hea' ed Appy N3 W Rpth - or
r.. A. cktIkSHANk & CO., 1Ie broadway.
p MT FREE ONE MONTH"; Z rooms In West
Houston st to small family; Sh month
inquire at SIS broadway restaurant.
SMALL FAMILIES looking for choice apartments
Of light rooms In nrst.cla ne'ghborhocd
should call at $50 81 Nicholas ave, sdjoinins
corner i.sth ct. Improvements. rents very low
ianitrest
wEsTPoRT FLATS. t,i 473 w S7th S-s
rooms, steam heat elevator; fuel for range
Unfurnlshed North OF ,ssth Street.
9TH AVE, 22S5. 1 block Of l3Sth At. station
steam heated apartments, light rooms, bath ;
| all improvements; rentals S27 to $S Inquire
janitor
18TH ST, ia w.-To let, Eats q rooms 4 bath {;
| heated; private halls. ga to 80 per month.
Apply TO manager.
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Unfurnished-East Side.

SsoS-
SECOND AVE, 2O76-2 large rooms ID floor.
$50; newly kaisomined. PETER j. BRADY.
n5 Broadway
isT AVE, near ll6th ST. p. 2241 TO 2255-8 large
rooms good location; rents sl4. % to SIS 20;
"''' 4. q. HEGEMAN Il CO., 1921 Broadway.
lsT AVE, corner 18th ST. rooms; Sl5 to
S2b Hart, 700 LIST ave.
iST AVE. ls-To let, a very large LIST floor with
Improvements; rent $2s.
IsT AVE, s76 near 5ith st.-cheerful apart
ments, s rooms. newly painted; hne house; IS,
90 AVE. 2loe-a or 4 large rooms. s. to SO
PETER j. BRADY. las Broadway.
SD AvE.-s lovely rooms bath; stationary tubs.
dumb waiter: halls Il stairs handsomely FUR
n!shed; SIS to ST. Mentor Flats 700 L. iva ST.
corner Sd ave. --..-......
SD AVE. 5s7 near ss,h staDe'irabls apart,
SIS. Apply in store. ..-
Sd AvE-Cheapest rent in the city; rooma
bath. stationary tubs dumb waiter; everything
loeth ST. l. station. Janitor. 1856 50 ave.
80 AVE. lb23-slo to 1880: rooms In
qure In shoe store
sTH AVE northeast corner OF 18th st,-Two
elegant nAts to . rooms. with all Improve
ments steam heated, gas CRATES tile bath rooms
open plumbing; moderate rents Apply on prem
IYTu ST. 3a3 s,5, ;f37 f. between lst & ID
ayes Elegant fats rooms & bath: deco rated
ceilings; all Improvements; new houses avn
ings: balls steam heated rent SO to 80 lh'
quire ianii0r.
18th ST. 22s f., Grafton-First.class fat,
rooms: mirrors. cornices; 'tj. JANlToR
18TH ST., 1871 E.. near Grsmeroy Park-N.w.
| elegant 80 nat; steam heated Throughout. ln'
quirs janitor. -.-..-----.-.--
18TH ST. el5 E-4-room apGrtmeuts al low rents,
| with improv ements. Janitor or JULIUS LEVY
| EOS z, SSd st. -
SorH ST. lF F.. near Lexington ayC.-Fine
| apartments rooms, all Improvements fuel
| free. Apply janitress
5oTH ST, s3s E.-second floor. private house,
| with improvements, for small family; rent w
ITH ST, 10 New apartments. all improve
| ments: 4 rooms, hath; 1872, 325.
b6TH ST. l45 E.-5 elegant, light large rooms
| In private house; rent s2t
Cpd ST. 3ls E.-single nst, extra wide. romS;
| decorated; all improvements: low rent Janitor,
I'D ST. 400 E. near cable cars-Apartmsnts. a
J 4 rooms; reduced, decorated; gas elevators
| -sTu ST 1876 E-s elegant rooms; bath: house
| carpeted: Nne street, cheap rent. Jan'or.
18TH ST. a3O =. i leSsnt par!or unper floors,
| 81 rooms; all improvements: rent SCI to SIS
s7TH ST. II? E-Parlor basement ncors
rooms. private house; all Improvement rent
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Unfurnished Houses to Let.

UnfurnIshed HOUSES 10 let.
Ec1y AsaddJ and Thursday unf, 'Sept rs 'c'a
ie THE HORLB'S "HOUSE AND H0HB
DAYS Al ddtertisem ents Of frc Inns or less
under this classification appearing In ne Sunday
md Thursday HORLD ,cu be repeated in N,
EVENING WORLD for Monday and Thurs .
rr Of charge
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Houses Wanted.

HOUSE With Improvements, Harlem or Mott
Haven: $40 monthly. state particulars Lyons.
box 63l World, Harlem.
2O-ROOM HOUSE, suitable for dodgers between
l4th G. saith SITS, 5th 9Th ayes. Box 200. Ssl
9Th ave
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Every American Dist. Tel. Office
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Sency for THE WORLD. A. d. 7.
essengers will answer your CALI
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tan. S,oe.
LEXINGTON AVE. s77--Furnished front Dr. back
room: private house. American family hot
cold water.
LEXINGTON AVE. s7s. minutes from Grant
Central-Largs a small rooms, newly furnished:
every convenience
LEXINGTON AVE. 81, corner ?Sth st-Nicey
furnished large room RSO. single room 1l7S
LEXINGTON AVE. t95-Furnished rooms; house
newly furnished: reference.
MADISON AVE, ll3 Large front Il hack
rooms together or separately; bath; all con
vrniences.
ST. MARKS PLACE. n-Eiegant parior bedroom
running water: gentlemen or couple; reasonable.
Gardner.
SUFFOLK ST 20. near Grand-LarEe front rooms
furnished for housekeeping na5. washing
privilege
?D AVE. fs-Nicey furnished housskeepIng
rooms, 50 81, hail rooms for gentlemen. tiSO
4 81.
Sd AVE. ?OoO-Connectins rooms for housek..p.
Ing; ali improvements $3.50 a week
s1lI ST. Al E-Furnished front basement for
light housekeeping or business; other rooms
10TH ST., ~ ;; Refined people, with qule!
tastes, Will ma comfortable newly papered
rooms,
10TH ST. la E.-Niesly furnished rooms for
gentlemen or married couple.
uTU ST. go Nicely furnished square
!. room. with every modern improvement: gsn-
temsn only.
suitInE gentleman or married couple for house
kCr.inE
18TH ST, n2 near "a av..-Sswy furnished
private house, large small rooms. hns front
psTior.
18TH ST. sl3 E.-NiceIy furnished front a back
rooms for housekeeping; clean, private house
18th ST 225 E.-Sicsly furnished light rooms
for gentlemen; gsA bath Leaders, bell,
18TH ST. 2ls E. near the EaLk.Fins sammy
CrtI 81 Ia al y ed mar
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

DENTIST WANTS back parior for ONCE. bstween
33d q 10th Bts. Address Dentist, box 2l5 World
uptown.
GENTLEMAN WANTS q furnished room. west
side. uptown, rent about Sif monthly. L.. boz
IS World
REFINED YOUNG MAN wishes q nicely Furnished
square room In nice location. Address, irving
lowest terms 4 description of room. Quiet, boz
eli World.
wANTED-Furnished room near ". IsBth u.
station. j.. box 3o7 World.
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SPEE CLASSES for seIf-supportins women III
phonography. typewriting. commercial arith-
SaIc bookkeeping, writing. business training,
Srsical culture and choir music: free art classes
d beginners and advanced students. mechanical
Ia hee-hand drawing. clay modelling and study
ornament, photo color. photo crayon and photo
kraring: normal classes for teachers classes
cooking Apply Young Women's Christian
ISOLATION. East 18th st.. on and after Sept. !.
to p. NJ, to sP. NJ. Saturday after
nns and evenings excepted.
tAyTED-Private instructor (malp) In gram
mar school course, especially arithmetic and
sSlish grammar. TO teach three hours daily and
n address, stating terms. j. JOHNSON, Pc.
fhenectady.
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Board Wanted.

Board Wanted.
Frrp Wednesday, untl Sept rs t0M be THE
sORLD 5 "BOARDERS DAY." Al adra~
nsmeHn unisr thus CLASSIFICATION appearing n. DAs
Wednesday morning edition Of THE WORLD R;a
b repeated IN he EVENING WORLD the saMs
free Of charge.
BOARD WANTED by gentlemen in private fam
ny, near Broadway Canal 81. terms, LaWonl
box us World.
BOARD WANTED with private family for .
adults & child. west side preferred. Address
Artist. box lIO World
MAN q WIFE room board for one quiet places
below 18th ct. &, % z. 18th 81,
RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY wants furnished
room on west side. beard II convenient. A.
dress Board. 2iso sth ave
ROOM q board In private family for yo1n1
ladies, not TO exceed noi =. HA y ia -
". baE ~ Werld. AArlsaA ----...-.-..--<.
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CHOICE FLATS,

CHOICE FLATS,
$50 IL IS2 WEST 18TH ST.,
ONE BLOCK FROM LSTATIOS; RENTS LOW.
Bright, cheerful apartments, in inst class
order: newly renovated rents S24 to $2a Jani.
tor oil premises.
90 en- -3LARGE newly fixed up rooms
DS.OS. Mrs, lIowgill rs Leroy ST.
A-TO i.ET in the Dalhousie 90 TO IS W. Ss,h
St, frpntng Central Park, very choice apart
ments /! & 10 rooms each house absolutely IRE.
proof & without superior a. home for families,
Please spply to janitor.
IN THE DALHOrSIE 90 W. seth St fronting
Central PARK a nrst floor apartment, suitable
Tor a physician, Apply to the jsnitor.
A SD ST. roo W. Corner house: hand omely
decorated fat 6lRrge, light rooms. bath steam
heat all Improvements; rent &io Ia S4h JanilOT,
or X. rEHLEMASN, 4S3 Columbus ave. cor.
ncr S4th -.
A.-BEAuTIFUL corner fats, 7 elegant light
rooms bath steam heat, hardwood trim, pa rquet
floors and handsomely decorated; hall servlcs :
Tents : Ito 40: ~ ". s4th ~. corner Jolum.
bus ave. PEHLEMANN a son.
A.-ssTH ST. 200 w,-Handsome new Eats in cor
ner house: rooms, bath 4 private hall; light
rooms; decorated: very moderate rents. "a To sc.
Apply on premises or PEHLEMAEN q SON, tsS
Columbus ave. corner stsh ~ -----,.,,----...-
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.

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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

UNFURNIsHED ROOMS for light housekeeping
steam heat. use OF bath west side; state price
references w. L.. box 3o6 World uptown.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.
instruction.

on 7me, Csc per i'ne: second Tine nc p"
y, 1nt,d and SubsorieTh Hmea roc. per INK
n sztrn charge OF Sundays
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. EsToRE FIXTURES. s upright butter refriger-
/ &,o-s. sliding doors; beveled mirrors. counters,
u wing coffee mills scales mirror,front Tea
Ndies; cheap 23I Broome ST.. blocks east OF
I'd ave, station,
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KINDS second hand or new store fixtures,
owcases, counters, shelving, cigar figures,
rrelrgerators, scales, &c.
LESNIG h SONS, :2Y, 1871 East Bath ST.
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ny STORE OR MEHCHANDIsE
bought for C rsh. GRkENWALD, 6s8 I'd ave
t-A.-sTORE FIXTURES OF all kinds,
heap. FISCHL 1881 I'd ave, near 65th 81.
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EA.-SPOT CASH PAID FOR
Lrniture OF house, flats and stocks OF mdse, any
bntity. Send Tor BRINK, 1915 Sd ave.
lEA.-HIGHEST PRICES for furniture,
larpets contents OF houses and fats; do not sell
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Il KINDS OF second hand and new store fix
y Tres, butter. butcher refrigerators, counters,
Is: 49, Broome st.. one block east OF Grand
I'd ave. station.
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Nv STORE OK MERCHANDISE
bought Tor cash. DJBLlN. 323 f.. AID ST.
Ii KINDS OF STORIES AND STOCKS
bought for cash. NAARDEN. eos e. 18TH st:
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WASHINGTON AVE, 1911. Brookiyn-Iarse .
small rooms to let. with board; private family.
WILLOW ST. 6 Brooklyn--Large 4 small rooms;
hoard, terms reasonable. minutes bridge -
ferry.
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STORE FIXTURES, counters, shelving.
corfee mills, scales. 30 I'd ST.
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Good Will q Interest for Sale.

One Time, $50. per line: Second Time ffc r-
hne: 7htTd cad Subsequent Tmes roc. Der hN
&c. PEI it,,e e5f-n on !c,taiayS