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The evening world., 1894-04-02
TWO MEN BADLY SLAsHEG
Italians Quarrel and the Usual
Knife Is Used.
Dondero Brothers Arrested, but DENY
Their Guilt.

Louis and FREDERICK Dondaro, two Ital-
ian brothers, living at 10 Roosevelt
street. were arraignod in the Tomhs ru-
lice Court to-day and held for trial on a
charge OF attempting to kill AlcXandcr
Mon"ubelli, Of % Sullivan street.
Shortly after midnight this morning
Policeman Murphy. of the Elizabeth
street station, saw two men ~stnugcrinl
along William street near Roosevelt.
Roth were b!.e ling from ,"veral wounds.
extending, from the left eye down to th,
throat. The back Of his head and neck
wer" also badly cut.
He took them both 10 tho Elizabeth
nam" as M"ncub III. The otn"r one said
II" was i'iurindo l].avngp, Of 10 Rnxtrr
street. II" had n cut On the head ana
me lEirk OF his OVurCOat was Sla shed
dta.Eonally, the knife blade having prnr.
tratr,I 10 his shirt, but had not reached
They said they had been VISITING
iflolidS, and a quarrel arose. When they
r'l'll"'i m" street tn" quarrel was re
m'N"l ana lll"y were cut 10y two mon
whom they did not know.
an hnHr 'ht"r polio, men from the Oak
were hShtinr. They answered the de
s'Ii.ntlou of tn" HSsaIllnts ur Mpncu-
l,'lIl anu Lhvago, and were Identified hv
lnyin, til"y gay" the names Of Louis
ana Fr"d,riCu Doudrro.
.Th" wounded mon were attended n,
IN, chambers street Hospital.
IN" prisoners denied that they had
uS,i n knitr. They said Mpncuholll In
suited them. ana u" Of them struck
Nun. with his fist. I'm u]rdiulry cl4s,-
knife was found ON zach man. Lavngn
refused To make Il charge aud viii lc
is"l a. "A witness.
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STOLE HIS STRADIyARIUS.
ROT. BOtt Loses n Violin for which
! Sig. NicOlini Offered 81 900.

The police have sent out n general
arm for a stolen Stradivsrius violin,
tlued by its owner. Jean Rott, OF 255
est Thirty-frst street, at 1880. The
lin Is inscribed inside: antonio Strad-
arius. 1725."
Bot Is an aged music teacher. who
rmerly had many successes in En-
fpe. he violin was owned two genera
ons by the Duke of Cambridge.
no presented II To "A Mr., Haussmaa. of
anover: Mr.. Bott secured 1t by pur-
lase fifteen years &
Recently he has had financial Difficult
es and Sig. Nicolini, husband Of Nine.
atti. hearing of the violin a day or so
fore returning TO EIropc. offered
OFT $4,000 for 1t. The offer was ac-
opted, but the aged musician would
fot take a check ever from Nine. Patti,
, negotiations fell through.
On Saturday afternoon, a young man
allied at Bolts apartments while he
nd his wife were away. and wag al
lifted by the servant. while left alone
e. riied the rooms, ana, among other
,aings, took the violin.
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THIS A MURDER?
Conductor Grey Found Dead
on a Saloon Stoop.
IIcious Wound in His Head and
His Money Missing.
20 Looking for an Unknown
Man Seen with Him.

mes Grey, a conductor or the Madi-
avenue street a line. was found
at $50 o'clock this morning on the
OF F1anagsn's saloon, 200 East
sy-ninth street. with an apparent
wound in the top of his head.
b nature and location OF the wound
n caused Grey's death and the
Age disappearance Of an unknown
who was seen in his company ten
ties before he died. led his brother,
Grey, of 255 West Thirty-third
Il, to suspect foul play.
zen policemen in plain clothes. Of
East T~hirty-ffth street station, have
placed On the case and are looking
fthe unknown nan who was Grey's
companion.
!, achim Brenglas and his cousin,
ha Stein. who keep a stand on the
er Of Thirty-ninth street and Third
Z lue, Informed the police this morn.
that they saw Grey and another man
Ing up Third avenue at q O'CLOCK
2 was staggering and was supported
is companion who had him ClutChed
tly by the arm.
riving at the corner Of Thirty-ninth
ct and Third avenue. Grey's legs
kened under him and he dropped in
zap on the sidewalk. The other man
ed him up and carried him around
corner to a low stoop under II win
of Flanagan's saloon.
'ey seemed to cvive somewhat for
1oment and then lurched forward
n. His companion braced him up
st the wall, and after surveying him
m nU fnr n fnN.F pnrnt1u pr.Il.,I a. 90
'englas and his cousin thought Grey
lk and paid no more attention to the
ter until ten minutes later, when
ewsboy cane across the street to
n and said:
lay. there's a dead mar over there.
,ey's companion is described ms n
Il. heavy-set man., about forty-fivc
RS OF X with "A heavy gray mus
ne and beard. He was rather poorly
ised and wore II shabby light over
and derby hat.
oliceman Patrick Mahonev had the
y removed to the Thirty-fifth street
ion, where an examination showed
I death had resulted from Il wound
ut half an inch long almost in the
tire of the top of the head. The in
Y had evidently been inflicted by n
rp pointed instrument.
would have been almost impossible
a man to have fallen In such n way
to receive n wound Of the character
cribed.
Jim Grey expressed the opinion that
brother a been hit with an iCe-pick.
,ch leads to the theory that he may
e received his death blow in a saloon.
| left my brother at ~ o'clock last
ht," said Grey. He was perfectly
er, and was On his way to his home
LBS East Forty-second street.
He had about, $40 In his pocket at that
G. When picked up this morning. !
lerstand, there was only 70 cents in
pockets.
was a sober, Industrious man. He
ne. from Ireland about eighteen
nths ago, and was thirty years of age.
ave another brother. Michael. who is
the police force"
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BOYS GROUNDED UP"
Juvenile Ball Players and Crap
Shooters Arraigned in Court.
some Lcctured, Others Fined and
All Returned 10 Parents.

Forty boys ranging from sixteen to
twenty years were prisoners at the
Yorltville Police Court to-day. Thirty
one We're captured by Policeman William
\. Jones. of the East T%hirty-nfth street
squad. with II section of men in
civilian clothes. while the nine others
were captured by Policeman John
Becker. OF the West Forty seventh
street squad. They Were all charged
with playing ball on the street and
Residents of both precincts have COM
planned to the captains of this annoy
anc".. Yesterday between the hours of
. and i l.. NJ. Jones, with Two rounds
10 arrest ball-llayeIs and Cr~ap-shuotrrS.
Fourteen of them were chased ON board
Of n canal-b"dt at tn" foot Of East
Thirty -siAth street. where they finally
submitted to arrest. ri" names of the
prisoners are as follows:
irm"9 kahnn, eighteen. 3N9 Third avenue. Thoa.
Robinson sixteen, * Thin! aI,nur: William Nj
David Williams. eighteen. ~, TalrI avenue
Itlt'' lA.1. mr.! one. 80 Fir.t Avenue
@,gh.oi t"lrrll' thirt..t&o' td Syron4, ay"uur
street Thomas FlIhrrty. aiNtoou. ln ElsI ThIrn-
thirl street, Matthew MrSlpbon. twouty-onc. 500
llrH. avenue Ioe'rh Mrlt,tny. sixteen. 1gI First
aNynGc, Samuel Lr'. twcn'y.omr 80 FIRST nanuc
Antonio .Glrti, sixteen as East Twcn,y-ninth
street. William g. White. seventeen IS E,st
IIHrnl,"- ninth street; FRANK Icynolis. sixteen.
80 S'roni avenue. John Clllrn rr,untorn 40
Third avenue. Percy Wooln. fourteen, alG East
East Thirv-stAth street William MiII, sixteen
81 East Thli,.-iNlh street. Iuha Atkins four
'ern. ~ East Thiriy-siNrh ftr,'', r.'vr Carroll.
sixteen. 90 East THIRTY -aiyth stree; Thomas
Mrit''rc, sixteen. &t Eat TulrIN. sixth street
Michael ,',l"nnon sixteen, $50 East 1hlryHiNth
street, John lurk", fourteen. "ra East ThIrty-
sixth street Martin Nnouru. nficon. ~, s",'nnI
''Ttn", John Ian ElE,e,n. ..s East n. rt'-
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BID -. Il Broadway Attractive rooms, fur
,n'sl"1 complete. In the Alpine; moderate. Ap,
ply to the Manager,
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jGriI 81. 14o W. Furnished rooms, with
board: terms moderate.
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"IrII IT. 233 w. Newly furnished rooms. for
gentlemen; location very desirable, price rea.
souahlc.
3ITH 81. 43I W. near l. station m rican
family oncr comfortably furnished par!or. fold
mg-h"d, single & double rooms, new mattresses,
N moderate rates.
35rHI 81, ~ W. parIor floor, 3 looms: other
rOumN.
18Th ST. 2G1 ". Ncnt furnished room, with
terms moderate.
3WrH ST. lGO W. 3neatly furnished. connect
ing rooms for housekeeping gas & bath.
36rH 81. SO w. Fourth story front room;
gentleman only breakfast Il desired. refer
encr.
37TW ST. 24a ". PArlor iioor, together or
separate; suitable for doctor or dentist; also
small rooms.
37rlI ~. 250 W, room 4, hack-2 small fur
Uished rooms I" let.
31TH 81, ?;El ", Large, hnnus"moly furnished
rooms, with bath hall rOuEl - upward.
37ru 81, 30 w. Ntcely furnished rooms, So
& ~, suitahl" housekeeping: hall room, -.
37ru ST. ~ W. -9largc, square. sulny rooms;
newly furnished; gentlemen only location cen
iril.. references.
sSTH ST, 10 w-ElcEantly furnished rooms.
from 81 up, suitable for :.
ssrlI II. 100 W, Pleasant, well.furnlshcd
rooms; terms moderate; ali Recommendations;
quiet; terrence.
18Th ST. 1872 w,-Nicely furnished parlor. S.,
room a bedroom, basement, S.; single rooms.
81 30; Housekeeping.
BOTH 81. 81 ". -IArge room, housekeeping,
''F '' '''' F''"'' '''' gus ~ We"
39Ili ST, Il W, corner 6lh ave. handsomely
furnished Iarlur bedroom; bath every conve-
ni"nce: LIST hcll.
BOTH ST. 10 ", Large \ small rooms to rent,
furnished; reasonable prices.
4l~r 81. ia W, near BROAD large a
small rooms; reasonable.
I2D ST, EpD W. Lady. alone, has 2 front rooms
furnished iur housekeeping man ~ vile or .
respectable ladies': 4 tamilics in the house. 81 to
permanent party reference.
abb ~. 23D W. In physicians family, large Il
small rooms, hInd sn.ely furnished: reference
43D ST la W, LIT fOor-ParIor 4 bedroom or
rooms Ter housekeeping; ha:h, King. LIST fiat.
i41H 81, Az W. Furnished front hall room;
hot & cold water ~ 90 weekly; reference.
4iTH ~. pa W Furnished rooms, large a
small also back parlOr, suitable for doctor near
Broadway.
i5TII ST. 90 W. Furnished front hall room:
large closet gas, bath private family.
s6TIt ST.. lO4 w.-Elegantly furnished large
lTont room In private family; running wGter&
| bath.
46TH ST., 24O ". Large. newly furnished
room oil conyenlencss; also hall room: terms
very moderate.
10TH ST., 202 w. I door from Broadway-
| Large 4 small rooms; en- suite or singly.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
P%ICKPOCKETS ARRESTED.
an and Boy Arrested for Theft In
Central Park.

aoliceman McDonough. of the East One
ndred and Fourth street station, while
,mernding in Central Park yesterday
ernoon with his two children. noticed
1an and boy, named respectively Jacob
rman. t~wenty-thrce years old. Of IL
rsyth street, and Samuel Erlnhcrg.
I'd fifteen years, of l43 East broadway.
Ing suspiciously about the prairie dog
yes. His attention was called to them
the boy jostling purposely against
men, while the man at the same time
puld sound their pockets to see If
~ a anything in them.
Ater awhile McDonough saw herman
* the pocket of Kate Muller. a domns-
In the employ of Mr.. Zinser, of llg
est Fi~fty-sevcnth street. lie secured
r pocketbook, which contained ~ cents
d O postage stamp. McDonough fol
wed the man and boy to the from, Of
q arsenal, and there arrested them.
tn h assistance of Park Officer John
O'Rourke.
The stolen pocketbook and $50 were
md In Berman's pocket. Justice Noor-
, In the Yorkville Police Court to-day
Id herman for trial and placed the hoy
%. the care of the Gerry Society for
rther examination
The evening world., 1894-04-02

Bath 81, llSW., near Broadway Handsomely
furnished rooms Tor dentist, with private bath.
"IrII ST. ?33 w. Newly furnished rooms, for
gentlemen, location very desirable price rea-
SDIablC,
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Boa rders Wanted.
East Side.

Fast Side.
AVE. A, 2S3-A lady can be accommodated with
board & washing: 49, 90 per week. Mrs. Burton.
LEXINGTON. AVE, 4~41-Large, pleasant
rooms: excellent table for gentleman or couple;
American family.
LEXINGTON AVE, 875, corner 5Bth st. -Hali
room, With board, 81, for gentlemen.
LEXINGdON AVE-, l8o-Front room, with
room.
LEXINGTON AVE. 345. near Grand Central
Pleasant rooms 4 good board moderate.
LEXINGTON AVE. 0S5, corner list st. Nicely
iurnislsi rooms. for l or ?, with excellent
board, 81 weekly.
MADISON AVE. 432-Now ready TO make ar
engagements for spring & fall; 3D. floor rooms;
corner house; references.
handsomely furnished room all conveniences;
excellent hoard.
STU ST.. 100 E..-wanted. by a respectable
widow, n few working girls TO board. Mrs. Julia
Byrne.
sTlI ST, 90 +, Large rooms Tor .; also mail
"T1I ST. 30 + Parlor, newly furnished; other
rooms; board h home comforts; gentlemen 81.
10TH 81, lls, lls, 100 handsomely lur-
table board; good locality.
10TH ST. lo4 =. nLarg" front alcoyc room, rack
par!or; also small rooms; superior board; prices
moderate.
lorH ST, l22 E.-Gcntlcmen can have good
bptIt q Nl'INhil bollN, AZ, ls'llcS, 81.
18th I 2lO +. Few ladies & gents can be nc.
cOmnroda'ed with good board h pleasant rooms.
llrIi ST, Is H., near 9TH ave. Very desirable
large. square room; excellent neighborhood;
abundant table.
l2TH ST. ll5 T.. -Parlor 4 connecting rooms:
also small rooms; reference; superior table
18TH ST. III L. Large & small rooms, with
board table hoarders wanted good table.
l4TH 81, PA, between ID 4 ID aves. -LnIge
l nm e a. NrnllnnI hnA al . Ir ~ To-
moderate prices.
i7IW ST, III E--Niceiy furnished large 4
small rooms; s. up; excellent board.
18TH ST. 32o, + Large 4 small rooms, suitable
Tor man & wife or 2 gentlemen, with board also
table board, 50 weekly no moving.
2lST ST. AZ f. Desirable rooms, ID & 4th
floors first class table; references exchanged.
2lST ST, 40 i. Elegant large rooms; moder.
ate, terms to, permanent adult party; eXcep-
iional table; references exchanged.
DIST I. so +. Desirable large room: gentle
man & wife or single gentlemen; parlor, dining
room; reference.
r ST, l2O l.. Connecting rooms on I'd floor;
running water, large closets; terms moderate;
table board,
MST ST. : E.-IIand some rooms, en- suite or
sIngly; .firSt-Class table ~ observation-disclosures;
bachelors h families.
BID 81. 2a7 /. -IIandsomely furnished rooms
in pnva'e house, with board terms moderate.
BID ST., 24i +. Nicely furnished large X small
rooms, win superior table terms moderate.
Bath. IA E.-Nicely furnished, sunny rooms;
excellent board no moving moderate prices.
Sam 81, 40 Hand Some,y furnished large
6Nmali rooms Gool board moderate" pslccS.
sam ~. ,23I.E J. Handsomely furnished rooms,
with board, ~.
4lSr ST, 40 I. Elegant rooms. Win unusually
good board IA. slA douhe ~ single.
iiru ST., 2J0 j. Accommodations = or 3 re-
45rH 81; l3d T.. Finely furnished double
room, ID floor; bath; with or without board
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18th 81, AZ W. Hall rooms, nicely furnished,
running wafer moderate rates. excellent table;
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21TII 81. A. W. The Observation-Disclosures fur
.nlsh'd large h small rooms; private bath; hotel
attendance; reasonable.
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46TII n. l3l w.-FrOnt Il others; rooms with
board; all Cunyenienccs; terms moderate.
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5lST 81. 5lS ". Mrs. Fleming viii board .
few respectable men; good table; - n week.
a2D 81. 300 W. AcAtly furnished rooms, with
or without hoard,
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GOTH ST. 100 T.. furnished rooms, front h back
parlor. with board: also table board.
GSTH I. 2l2 l.. Nicely furnished rooms; ey.
&c lent board; rcin"I private Jewish family
home comforts; gentlemen.
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3iTU ST.. PAL W.-Douhle 4 single roomst
southern exposure: good taole: references.
3iTII ST.. I'll W.-Newly painted N papered,
reasonable.
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T ST., 30 Il. Few ladies & gents can he nc.
cOmiloda'ed with good board h pleasant rooms.
nth ST, Is r., near 9TH ave. Very desirable
large, square room; excellent nelghborhood
abundant table.
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BATH ~. ,.uj W, one block west of broadway
We'll furnished front room; southern exposure.
3iTl! 81 III W. arse L small rooms hot {
Cn.M MMt.r. rnMsnmnhln.
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46TII ST. 900 w, near Broadway. Nicely fur.
nishedi clean, sunny rooms, with closets.
Green's bell.
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l2TH st. Ill L. Large & small rooms, with
board table hoarders wanted; good table.
l4TH 81, PA, between ID 4 Sd aves. -LnIge
lroonS; excellent board gentlemen or families;
moderate prices.
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Eth ST, ;}14 ". Neatly furnished hall room;
also hlcoNe parlor for =. Des ltoches.
81, 334 w. Connecting rooms nicely fur.
latiOu 81 ~ 81 IA
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/ ajrH ST., 3l4 W -DOublpS single rooms; GOOD
IOqrl ladies' 81 10. rents 81
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123D ST, BOG W.-Well furnished rooms, with
board private family; very moderate terms.
l25lH ST. IL W.-Handsome, large front
rooms. furnished or unfurnished. singly or en-
suite, with excellent board finest location; terms
very moderate.
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MAN l. WIFE can bo accommodated with good
board u large parlor. with room adjoining. on
West 50tl St, near park IL l. station; terms SO
H.. box 3D7 World, uptown.
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31TH ST., 100 h 1871 W. Large front, sunny
rooms, handsomely furnished. superior tablet
home comforts references.
18TH ST., 3i3 W. Furnished rooms, With OF
without board, at moderate terms.
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23D ST., i61 W.-Nicely furnished rooms en-
suite or singly; excellent board transients ac-
commohsted moderate terms,
2GTU 81 2S W, near broadway handsomely
furnished rooms: excellent table.
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0iTH 81. l13 W. -Largr front alcove room, I'd
floor; bay window: with board single room.
9GrH ST. ~ W.-Suumy, large, also small
room; moderate, select table; parlor dining;
table board.
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4lST ST. ,2O3 ". Handsomely furnished rooms.
near broadway; large closets; running water3
mndnrnin nriCrs, with board.
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LADY having handsomely furnished fiat near
Washington Park will let suit of rooms to gen.
tlcnan or gent 4 wife; board optiJnal. Address
Home, 1862 9th ave.
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42D 81, IFS W., near l. station Nicely fur
nisrcd rooms, with or without board; families
or gentlemen.
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36TU ST. 80 W.-HandsOme rooms: I'd fioort
with OF without board; private bath h housei
references,
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14TH ST, 343 W.-Very desirable rooms TO let,
with board.
18TH 81. 236 W.-Nery desirable rooms; all
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;ITIi ST. l67 W.-~unny square room, with
every convenience, also hall room.
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III BEATS ALL.
TO SEE HOW VAlNlY OUR CON-
PEIlTCRS ARE TRYING TO UN-
DERSELL US. BUT WITHOUT
Avail.
We HOLD The LEAD. AND
SHALL CONTINUE TO 90 SO.
JORDAN I'D
GGOalART Y,
2)7, 2O7 ~, 207, I'll & 2lj PlrK EOW.
Mar Chatham Guls e, N. y.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c.
Great Special
THIS WEEK..
.S5,
WORTH AT LEAST $25,
~2 R--DAD@
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BOD ST. ~ Large furnished rooms; first
class board for =, $40; single. 30.
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18th ST., 239 w connecting rooms, with
board gentlemen or family; also small rooms:
SOuthcTnerS accommodated.
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ll7TlI ST.. 10 Il. Front room, 4 windows, all
Improvements, good board, $40 for /
l1SilI ST. 3O2 W.-Front. bathroom floor. room
accommodate 3 persons: reasonable table board.
l23D ST, 100 W.. . very large, handsomely 7
furnished rooms; private bath; excellent table: !
A American family
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STH y. 22OW w. Large h small rooms, with
or without board housekeeping
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3iTll ST. %. W ilnhortcly furnished square,
front \ haCk rooms; reduced rates; running
water; private andy.
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iiIli 81, I3l W. near l. station Anne riCan
family Uffcr comfortably furnished par,or. fold
mg-hrd, single & double rooms, new mattresses,
~ moderate. ratios
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every convenience: good table; moderate.
W. WASIiINGION PLACE. S5-Large rooms,
suitable for 3 gcntlcmen; good board; 81 each.
9Th AVE, 9l5-2 men can have large room &
board, with cOnventenceS, in private family no
children. Ring second bell.
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GrII 81, l"OW., opposite HACK
parlor, handsomely furnished, 80: breakfast II
u,irp1.
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IBID 81. 3lI W. ,cntraI, furnished rooms: CON
vcni"nt To re 'ialrantS 4 stations; references.
Earn 81. :iOblg ". Neatly furnished room for
housekeeping ~. week.
2iIti IT., .ODl2 " Plcasa I room for liCht
housekeeping, -. 30; also single room for gen
tluinnn.
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4SrH 81, 40 ". Handsomely furnished front
room; also back parlOr; table board.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-30
LANCASTER WEAKENED.
A Friendly Contest for the Light
Weight Championship.

The rooms of the Pacific Athletic
Club were fairly well filled last
evening. A number of scientific
exhibitions of the manly art were
on the programme, and several
well-known local sports, including
the well-known George Washing
ton, appeared in three-round con-
tests.
The event of the evening was a
contest between Lancaster and
Peter Jackson. Lancaster is a
negro, while the man with the
name of one of the worlds greatest
pugilists is a half-white. The con-
test was for a medal for the light
weight championship Of the
islands.
Lancaster seemed TO be the
favorite of those present, but the
result was a great disappointment
to his supporters. He fought a
losing contest from the beginning,
and at the fourth round threw up
the sponge and acknowledged his
defeat.
Jackson is a very clever man
With his hands and deserves great
credit for tho uav ha oonduotud
the friendly Contest he had with
Lancaster. He forced the sparring
all through, and kept his man
against the ropes or in corner in
every round. Early in the second
round Lancaster was winded and
showed signs of weakening. When
time was called for the fourth he
refused to come to the center Of the
ring, and the contest and medal
were awarded to Jackson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-30
TALMAGE WILL NOT RESIGN.
he WithdraWs His Letter Of Re-
signatiOn as Pastor.

Rev. T. De Witt Talmage will
continue to be pastor of the Brook
Ign Tabernacle. He withdrew the
resignation of a few weeks ago and
general rejoicing followed the an
nouncement, which was made from
the platform. Handerchiefs were
waved and the audience applauded.
Henry Eyre Browne drew fr1m
the mammoth organ its most joy
GUS notes, blending in harmony
with the sweet strains Of Peter
ALPS silver-tongued cornet. The
occasion was a memorable one in
the history of the Tabernacle. After
reading the usual notices DR.. Tai
mage stated that he had con-
cluded to continue to act as
pastor. He will, however, make
his journey around the world in
order to study other religions.-Ex.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-30
Notice Relating to Vaccination

The attention of parents guardians,
and teachers are respectfully called to
Chapter LXvlI of the Laws Of 1892, but
more particularly to the following sec
ton o: said Act, viz:
"SECTIoN 2-N1 child shall be admit
ted to any public or private school
without producing a certificate of vac
eination or showing marks of successful
vaccination.
''The principal or teacher of any pub
lie or private school who shall admit to
such school any child without such Ger
tificate or marks, shall be liable to
fine OF five dollars"
BY order of the Board OF Health.
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
President Board Of Health.
Honolulu, March %, 1894.
3649 ct