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Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

E. Morales big teams, lcaded with merchandise, came in on Thursday
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

WOOD, WOOD Cedar, juniper and oak for sale at 8 reasonable price, delivered anywhere in Globe.
 MoDEsTo BoRQUEs.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
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Every lever os nj. eouatry should contribute io tho cause pt Free C5iu. age Mail silyar document ta your friende East, os. send H4t of mattresses with postage ta 5he undersigned, and silver literature will he furnished 9ram this office
 6y the Committed
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 202 Boston Block,
 Denver. Jol1
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
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Territorial General Fund. ..,... 3N Terr Insane Asylum Int. Fund 1jC
 University Interest Fund glC
 " Normal School Fund ...... 8JC School Fund ..........,., Sc
 Interest account 1sS7) 4c
 Interest Funding .. Gc Reform School ...... ..........t. Do Interest Funding Fund account of Gila County to meet the inter-
 est on S4Tsl 66 worth of Territo-
 rial per cent bonds issued to
 refund indebtedness of Gila O. 90 Total levy as fixed by TerritoriGl
 Board of Equalization .-... Toe County General Fund Sl40 County Redemption of bonds and thesfeat Find .......,,....... .07 County Redemption Of Yavapa
 County debt .......,. 40 Salary Fund ......,. ....... 50 Road Fund .......... .... IS School Fund ....... ..,.... .75 Total levy for county purposes 3,25 Total levy for orallpurpossa SluO
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Five horses are reported stolen and one killed by Indians, six days ago, at the mouth of Canyon creek. The horses belonged to Bob Pringle.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

s, c. Sayler, Florence Scannel, M. A Link, Ed, Hughes and Poney Ma hew ieit this morning for Rosemond, to enter the employ of the Rosemond Copper Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Remy Bouquet win probably make one more trip to Globe, from his proh- fic orchard and graPery, before return ing to his home in Iowa for the present. season.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

You can buy winter suig Of clothes cheaper for oash at Var Wagenen'8 than at any other place, call and be C. S. VAN WAGENEN,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Globe & San Carlos Telegraph o. Office Hourz-9 clock A. Y. Go l2 sl and Co H Sundsys-lO Co II A. M. and 6 to ?. s,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

All kinds of wlnes and liquors, to- bscco and cigars, at c s. Van Wage. nbns
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

c. c. Hockett naail carrier on the Florence and Globe route, has provi- ded additional stock and vehicles, and is prepared to take parties to Mesa Tempe or Phoenix, at special tales which will be given on application.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

The Old Dominion Copper Co, closed down their smelter Monday af tsrnOon, and work is now confined to sinking the main shaft and develop ment in the several levels Of the mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Ifyou want a suit of clothes made to order and warranted to fit call on G. s. Van Wagener.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

J. F. Dalton left tbis morning for Rosemond, the nsv copper camp in the Santa Rina mountains, Pima coun. ty MT. Dalton will An the important position of chief engineer for the Rose mond Copper O., for which he is well qualified.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

The last of a series of parties in the public reading room, was given on Thursday night The attendance was large, and tho occasion passed off very pleasantly
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Go 10 e B. Esa aarouen3 Fer hERy or Bght shoes
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Miss Er,ma Kentou returned few days ego from pleasant visit on Salt river md the Sierra Ancha mountains.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

A Chicago dispatch gives tongue Co the damnabie action of Congress re- quiring tha return of the infamous Chiricahua Indians, from Alabama so Saa Gallos, Arizona They arc hr3t to De pnt upon probation 9 Fort sill, and if, after brief period thors, they commit no murders, they Will be coa- auoted by military escort to their old home on tho Gila, near the San CarlUs Agency A visitation ofehoIera woald be preferable 10 the reinrn of the Chi acahuas
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

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 A Iewig better kuown so ais aloba Griends ga aDai' Lewis- was married t1 Miss |. < Edwards. ct Bfsbse recently. The Prospector say g: Alr Lewis i5 constgbleNa, Eisbee and has She respect and liking ol aH who knew him Congratulations and good wishes are extended wish heart est good will
 We are informed by Wira from Apa- che shat Frank Montgomery, & porpa te5ic of the hills ard deep taaglod wildwood of Ariz ora, encountered the Kid and os result of their meeting the Kid appropriated Franks grub and gun, but in consideration of their previous acquaintance, he rGlurnaa the gun. bat retained tt ratior
 Johp Prugla brought r tao lioa scalps. inst Tuesday, on which Bs SC. cured the bounty Of slo for each scalp The Hons had killed e5lt and laft part of the carcas which Mr Pangla found aud poisoned wits stryebnine. The lions te1rsod and got their bel- lfea fli aat Hr. Pnngls found then dead bCdiea next morning,
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 The Copper Queen Company, of Bisbee, has received three couvertcfs fer treating sulphide ores, says the Prospector. They are large peculiar ly shaped cylinders, each with capa- city of five tons They will stand be low the furnaces, from which the mol- ten matter will flow into them. W'ben the sulphur is expelled by the treat ment, the ccncentator will be tipped by mechanical attachment and the molten copper run into bars, as from the furnace, when ores without sui. phur arc smelted
 J Beckstein, the Pheniz artist. ar lived from Saf'ord on Monday and de- liyered number of pictures for which he took orders on @ previous visit to Globe. Mir. Beckstein excols in the reproduction in colors aud crayon of portraits from photographs. A crayon portrait of the late Alex Graydon is cne of the best we have ever seen--a faithful reproduction of the photo. graph and a speaking likeness. Mc Bec5stein returned on Tn6rsday to Safford where he has enough orders to keep him employed for two months.
 Chas. Dennhard, of the Fame mine, was in town on Tuesday, to arrange for the shipment of one and 8 half tons of high grade ore. An assay of the ore gave returns of more tban 20OO ounces silver to the ton. There is considerable ore on the dump Chat goes over POO ounces, which will be held for higher market Msssrs Dennhard and Hendar are prospeeting the mine ana are now iu Q Formation where they expect te strike it rich The Fame has been ah irregular pro. ducer for sixteen years and in that time has yielded considerably moro than one hundred thonsand dollars
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

FOR SALE. large American work hoEsea mules, harnese aud wagons,
 Apply to
 AI W, BRrNFN.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

,5o to c g. Yaa Wageners fer f1cs ishing goods
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Nf Thomas fa5to. editor Of the aEapre Tozaraaua AFEans4s bad tound Eaat h6 believes 5 Dc Che best gameay ia existence for sho Guy Hio experiences s wei worth remembering ae says Last surameF } had very severe att1ok oi Aux tried almost eTery Eaowa remedy none giving es- l,el 0lambarlaina Colic. Cholera aoa Dauh@a Remedy vus recon nsen3od to me purchased e bogla end received aimos iama liaio rahef ! continued @ uae aAe medicine and was cnZmig cured s,la piaasars h recommending tht remedy to any per aoa suffering qisb saab 3 disease as iu my apiDton ]. is She best medicine 8 austeucs % and 5J eaaJ bottles i5r mle by 2 Hitchcock 3raqgiss
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

32 those intending to plgnt shads aud fruit trees plants otc ! wish to state that Geo ' sbute win act as our agent in dila county and any or deH entrusted t0 him will receive our utmgat eaga
 FRANK & BAauoE. Special Agent for Rio Bonit0 Nurseg- les Of Jai and Arizona NuHery of Pbou.E, A. q
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

The sheriff was notified fast night by Acting Indian Agent Meyer, that au Indian had been murdered by an~ other Indian in the eastern part of Gila county, near For Apache No partic- ulars were given.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

r Dr. Ancil Martin, Phmnix, A. T, -Eve eas. nose and throat ! a1ecialtz.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

j. n Baker cut his right 5bumq severely with giass, some time ago and the digit became very much swollen and iHAamed, causing Mr Baker great pain pr Fox lancod the thup15 and araped the bone. fey days ago, ana Che swelling aud iuila- ma.ian gre Eubsidiug.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
Names of 3u6sclibers

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Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

NJ. w. Bremen and Cleo. Goodwin returned last night from Rye.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Regular meetings Of White Noun tain Lodge No 8 F x A. M Tor tho year 1894
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
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Post office
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Dr. NJ. F. Brenner announces fGat he will fsmain in Globe two weeks, and solicits all kinds of work pertain ing to dentistry and guarantees to give satisfaction His charges are moderate. Office next door to the reading room.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Rain set in this morning at o;15 o'clock.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Work was begun this week on aa addition tn Che Old Dominion Com mercial Co.'s store building Itwill be built of adobe ond extended to the al- ley in the rear, It will afford ample storage room, and effect 9 reduction in the rato Og Insurance
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

Chas. Dixon and Wm Lauius, wbo arc workings 8 gold claim owned by H, Jewell in the Golden Eagle ooun- try, near Lost Gulch, made a rich strike about ten days ago, The ledge Is said to be between two and three feet wide
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

4 correspondent 5f the Tucson Citi- zen writes Of the wonderful gold dis poveries in Pinal county, about sixty miles from Tucson, fifty miles from Casa Grande, and twenty-five niles from Florence. At the Peoria mine one of the shafts is down i65 feet and a vein of ore four feet wide, averaging Ss5, is now being worked. It is get ting better and richer as they go down. Ten men are already st work there Several other claims prospect well The camp lns been ramod Thomus- lille
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

l have a small sainple lot of the Gel ebrated P. 0. Co.'S Dioptric spectacles. They are something extra. Do you need a pair R, E. HUMPHREY.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

The reading room which has been run by the old Dominion and United Globe Mines companies, was closed yesterday and the building relin- quished to the owner, Louis sultan who will occupy it for store, and is moving Che Julius Sultan stock of merchandise into it to-day.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

G. T, Peter of lover Tonto, was here for several days this week, Al though importuned by his Republican friends to run for office, he remains firm in his refusal. This is to be re- gretted as Mir. Peter Is recognized as one of the foremost citizens of Gila county, and has the confidence of the people, having twice served them faithfully in the legislature, as mem Der of the council.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

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The evening world., 1894-03-03

! HAVE ny all odds the largest assortment n
beautifully furnished flats In this city; prices
range from 81 TO $40 weekly: different locations,
heated. FLAGG , furnished flats 242 W, 2Id.
WE WILL FURNISH 4 FLAT complete 4
ready for housekeeping, including linen, cock.
cry, &c. on Terms oi ~ 81 weekly until paid
Teadil , see the advantage Of owning the contents
OF n home h at really less expense your choice nI
rugs & curtains, odd fancy parlOr pieces h scores
of pretty things to make a home inviting: call for
list OF flats, price list and estimate. HENRY
NAMES + SONS, 400 43l 9Th ave. between
3lst & B2d Sts. white buildings.
YOUNG LADY employed would share furnished
fiat with one similarly situated. Hunter, 3lN
+. 18th 81,
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SUNDAYS GREAT WORLD"
News Will Come to II from Every
Quarter of the Globe,

One copy OF The Sunday world'' con-
ain more reading matter than a large
book. There is news in 1t about events
happening In the remotest parts OF the
globe, even within a few hours Of the
time Of publication.
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sherman Win. the Pool Match

NmARk' N. j.. March s.-Paddy walsh. Of
n. ,ork' and Frank Sherman. OF Philadelphia,
M. the concluding half of their pool game in
veto,yy last night. and the match resulted in a
points :" y sherman, The stakes were $500 for 800
HIlAd.,nhhe hrst half OF the match was played In
tory for' sh,Ss and that also resulted In a VIC
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instruction.

one Time, Csc. PER line! Second Tive sfe. pr
hre Third and Stlbs'qurnt Times. s0c. per line
No e,tru charge on SumidpS
BANJO, mandolin. guitar taught; q beautiful
tunes, 81. II. ketsChkc, 10 Leonard 81, near
West Broadway.
HiPNOTIsM practically taught with subjects; prl,
yate exhibitions. hours . to S, Prof. Alexander,
22s West 31th ST.
s~TENOGRAPHY and lypewriting School.
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shed-W Side,

PATH ST. 22S W. Daintily furnished . roo m
fiat $l3 weekly; possession. Household hell
18th ST, PA W. Handsomely furnished fiat.
3 rooms & bath; ] flight: %janitOr.
35rH 81, 100 W.. near B~roadway-S9 per week
light Nat, 1 rooms. owner.
lO3D ST. ISIS W. = & : rooms, elegantly deco
rated steam heated; free until April rent, $40;
$50. NJ. barnett, o i. l25th st.
i05TH ST. l0T va completely. neNly-turnishe
fats. 4 rooms & bath steam heatet, perfectly
light a. clean; rare opportunity: SIS monthly.
Bartlett.
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Business Opportunities.
MVSnVOONS.

MUSHROOM VS..
Plantation for private and business matters,
laid ont in every location. at very moderate prices,
by civil engineer. e. FISCHER, c2S East 5Sth
st. Very easy to manage and very interesting.
AGENTS WANTED everywhere to introduce an
%e.ectric light that completes with gas at 5 cents
per 900 feet applicants must advance 81 900 for
exhibition plan! Of 100 lights; salary sc5 per
St, Boston. Mass.
A STOCK and bond broker, established II years,
wants partner with 81 600; no risk and good in.
come assured. 4 CO.. so Broad at.
Az, l. established tinsmi,h business. with good
VIII, for sale cheap. 265 West 123d ST.
ANY AMOUNT Of Kid gloves bought for SPOT
cash. e., box A World.
AWAITED TO BUY for spot cash. merchandise
OF all kinds: amount no object. Call or address
FRIEDMAN. SO Walker st. New York.
DO YOU WISH to make 10 per cent. on your
money! no scheme; legitimate business: estab.
amount. Apply Or, il MAYER. toi Fulton st..
DRY-GoDDS BUSINESS; good opportunity:
Edmund MILLS, Hastings on Hudson.
pany comprising ! 2Oj acres In ranches In lee;
occupancy Of one Of the finest grazing and best
iirfsa!t Il t thriyins N town s%s eq 8, so6 he %s" eat,le' rf 80
good horses, 1000 tons ri hay: complete ranch
SSS 9is lm,srs.i a M Gifipis sscSrn t fHnG positio 9@ Of 5is a..l gas1y
manager at a good salary; expect sales this year
% Snva sssrH e otbs SO SS eG"; PATTY '5ss d N .m,ns, 70 e s sell ., Is
80 'ef''f ~ 's'eN 'tts't ttt 'ttF ~
%tention to man requiring outdoor employment
In the most healthful climate In the United states
here is n rare chance. i. o. box 5O4 Pittsburg,
Pa.
FOR SALE : Cloud protector, now operating
nightly on World building, with controlling
L. ii. ROGERS. Hotel Imperial.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for tailor; fine store and
meats; low rent. +. :. MILLS, Hastings-
on Hudson.
HAVE demonstrated electric Invention of uni.
versnl demand; would like promoter to capital.
lie 10 aud put It on the market. ELECTRICTOY
CO., 400 Gates ave., Brooklyn.
ILLUHTRATIONS for advertising purposes en-
or I'd to order: price list free. CRANE 4 CO.,
ONE OF pHE BEST. LOCATED old. established
restaurants. three meals u day.. lO4 seating ca
10 retire, rent, 81. 200; long lease. BROAD
WAY, A. r.. World.
PAINTERS l. decorators wanted, good mechan.
les. having own jobs. can obtain money 4 ma
ter'al to carry through work. Apply by letter,
to S6, OOJ wanted as partner for q .weil-known
and good paying drug business. Write for par.
ticulars to AlasTOL, box 236 World.
PARTNER WANTED with $50 cash for res.
taurant. For particulars, III Hudson st.
PARTNER WANTED, lady or gentleman, with
5000. by we'll known actor, owning his own
address ". A., box 25s Uptown World,
RESTAURANT furniture. tables. chairs. counters,
crockcry, ranges. broilers. coffee urns, ice-box.
An active partner wanted. $50 Wooster st.
SALE and exchange. all kinds business and prop
erty. Active Exchange Agency. s: Broadway.
YOUNG MAN will invest 500 and services, any
legitimate business. Address box IL, 1866 East
l25th ST.
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NEWS FROM OVER THE SEA.

III the sun made notes Of what hap
pened as the world turned round It
could no, bring us a better idea Of
what had been going on over night than
by wires p everywhere. In its
special features to-morrow's World :"
Will be a sunburst of glorious b%rilliancy.
Not In the least of these Is a supplement
filled with colored cartoons, original
jokes and the best comic pictures Of the
funny papers.
The evening world., 1894-03-03
MISS McCABE'S

uvISS "COAoG -
DANCING ACADEMY: classes now forming at q
East. 18th St, between 9th ave. and broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening; private les
sons. any hour. 81; waltz guaranteed in six pri-
yate lessons, IS; I lessons. 81. quarter. "a lessons.
IS; lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND
EVENINGS. SEND o CIRCULARS.
Beginners at any time. Day or evening.
Special and individual attention given TO those
learning the waltz; also the new and fashionable
dances, including stage, fancy and character.
MRS. CARTIER'S Dancing Academy, Gal Lex.
tngtOn ave. Glasses, private lessons; waltz
specially: reception saturday, March 3.
MRS EISEMASN, GJ7 Broadway. brooklyn
Waltz, s3; all dances taught private; 81 monthly
open daily, sunday.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

A GOOD HORSE and wagon very cheap; $40.
Call to-day or to- morrow, I'M 7o4 llth ave,
PRICES 10 suit the t~imss-Twenty seasoned horses
for sais cheap at the RlVinEton stable: warranted
sound and kind: ages 9 to 8 years old. 70 Riv-
ington st
100 HEAD choice young horses for sale, corner
Butler st. and Eostrs1d ave. Brooklyn; great
bargains
The evening world., 1894-03-03
East Side.

East Side.
GRAMERCY PARK, 30 TO 30. family hotel
suits, single rooms. steam heated, excellent
table; reasonable rates.
LEXINGTON AVE, AL, near Grand Central
Large. small furniahed rooms with best board;
terms moderate; references.
MADISON AVE. corner. ~ K. I6th-Rooms.
with superior appointments , euisinei rsAsonA
| bic EAlAA
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hGNOX

Conservatory, 24S W. 23ist, always Open). Recog-
nized IL aiding dancing conservatory OF the world
correct WALTZ GUARANTEED, S3, III
hive strictly private lessons any hour with music,
select class every afternoon and evening: indi-
vidual instruction given beginners private, any
including twO-step, dance aristocrRtic. &c. NE-
e. pTlONS Wednesday and saturday even
ings; STAGE DANCING, NIL ballet, char.
acter and quickstep, 50 monthly; circulars; be-
ware luInnIneInnI iencners, NEGLECT.
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Boarders Wanted.

or TIM. fjc. per line Second Time, ne. pe
sne. Thiri and Subsequent TfmeG Is6 per hn&
No extra charge on SlHsdavS
no EXTRA CHARGE FoR IT-Advertissmentl
for The World may be- left At any American
District Messenger once In the city. where the
charges viii be the same as those ~ the maih
,,hsN
The evening world., 1894-03-03

THE HERMnlSE, southwest cor. ll6'h ~. and
rooms and bath decorated steam heat; elevators;
DAILY is Z. 18Th st.
unfurnished west Side.
COLUMBUS AVE. 72s near o3d st. l. station
Y Z rooms; decorated. ranges, boilers. tubs. &c.
sTIl AVE. su-Elcg,nt nats for business or
residence: hot q cold water. I rooms & bath.
It'll AVE. 800. 800, near 9th n. -iiandsoms
mats. rooms, bath. decorated; new houses
halls heated rent s2i. i?e. peckman. Soi 7th ave.
CANT apartments of i / ! rooms; all Improve
mentsi every room has outside light; halls heated
reference, rents SlS to- 81.
18TH ST. 2a6 W.-Elegsnt fats, I large, llght
rooms. newly papered: ,s to $40. Housekeeper.
7iTH ST, ?o7 W. large. lirh, rooms newly
decorated and %paperedi SIS and SIS.
sSr n Sn III ISi, N Ss,n;y r 81 Ir,nrs 4 n%,S'S1
4L'pp Hafaf Hnth$t%9.o X. ;ssa
3Tril ST, 40 W large light rooms, $ll
tlsr ST. 3s7 w.-sco elegant 6. room psrior floor
also smaller apartments. J%snitor.
NsT ST. 32s vs. pleasant. large front rooms.
painted, $40. SO, sitting, kitchen & bedroom
i3p 81, 3A3 W. ID HAT, . rooms, renovated
washtuhs, ranges; so. near all railroads.
HTH ST, 81. aa View hrownstonc. . & I
light rooms. improvements. halls heated. si3,
SIS. jNnitor.
9th ST. 36s w. between sth & 9th AYES
Handsome fats, T. ; light rooms, decorated
combination bath: hall heated: new house. SIS.
tei5
4Trn ST. I42 W. 4 ~elcsant rooms. light &
improvements: heated halls: line neighbor
hood; rent SIS. $ln.
i7rH ST. 442 W. 4 elegant rooms, light 3 i'm.
provemcn,s; heated halls; fine n,ishborhood
rcnt Sls, Sl0.
5sD ST, 4OT W. I rooms, sl3 upward: 22s W.
can 81. 3 rooms, 81, Janitor.
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HOSEA HIGGINS

OUR W ACADEMY OF DANCING,
1856 lao - IBID ST., near 9Th ave. - sta.
ton. ~ monthly. Classes MON. TUES.
THURS. and RiDAY IN TO 10 30: private
beginners classes, 4 lessons, 81 quarter, "a les
sons, -; receptions Webs. sets. first lessons
private. Open every day, 4 A.. NJ. to IL =. II.
FROM THE NEW \ DIRK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins 70 probably as well known as any
man In New York. and the fame of the insti'u.
tion over which he presides has spread all o 'r
the country. The inyariable aud pronounced SUI
cess thnt mas ,oiIowea ms ihetnons IN teacnihg me
ment OF the kind In the world. To the better
class OF people Our own Is an Ideal institu-
is the music provided Is above criti,
cism, while his stan of lady and gentleman teach
ers stand at the head OF their profession.
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, in. his class lessons.
gives individual inst ruction In u room separate
from the general class room. Dinident pupils
find this method n great advantage. He GUAR.
ANIEEs THE WALTZ IN SIX PRIVATE
IESSOSS MAKING NO FAILURES
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FurnIshed-East Side

Hath T 2l0 e newly furnished rooms;
very comfortable; nice party.
PATH ST. 232 f.. small, new, handsomely FUR
nished T. room fiat; = beds; ! flight; 50 Cubic
man,
FURNISHED Sd FLAT to let; first class order
furniture for sale. price $50; cost 500.
4. g.. HOLBROOK, IA +. ll6th st.
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Furnisheo Rooms TO Let.

TuTHISHcU NOOmS 70 Let.
On, nmt, s0c. pr hn<: !S6oond Hme, Isc, NJ
Srr: THIRD and Subsequent TfD.es iSc. ~ I'M.
No etvu charge on Sssdaya
NO CHARGE FOR r-Advertisemehts
for The World may he left At any American
District Messenger Once In the city, where the
charges Will be the same as those At The lnaiA
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FOR SALE = Cloud protector, now operating
nightly on World building, with controlling
patents. Call or address
l.. II. GER Hotel Imperial.