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Evening journal., 1894-04-20
Fourth Glass Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed;
New York-Fish Creek. J. L. Bentley: Frank
lin Iron Works, Mary Fitzpatrick; Hawkins
vile. Simon O'Connor Red Hook, John Troy;
Schuyler. Erastus Rogers
Pennsylvania - Claysburg, Abram Burket;
McCance, J. ID. Scgor.
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An Army of Strikers.

PATERSON, April 2O-The striking
silk weavers have greatly excited the
town. The men have banded together
and this morning started to march to
New York
The army was followed by a largs
crowd Of people.
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ACTOR E. +. soTHERN I'LL.
He VIII Not Appear Here In "sheridan"
Tomorrow Night.

He Will Not Appear Here In "Sheridau"
Tomorrow Night.
Manager Williamson, OF the Grand
Opera House, received a telegram from
Reading to day stating that E. H.
Sothern, the celebrated actor who had
been engaged to appear here tomorrow
night in sheridan" was seriously i'll
and would not be able TO leave his bed
The news was discouraging not only
to the Opera House management but to
the hundreds of patrons who had been
buying tickets for to morrow's perform
ance since early last week when the sale
of seats opened The tickets will now be
redeemed at the box Office
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
eLwooo CARTER SMITHS BRAIN.
A Jury Of Luuacy Has it Under Consid-
GRAFTON at the Court House To-day.

Jury OF Lunacy Has IL Under Consid-
GRAFTON at the Court House To-day.
A jury of lunacy sat in the Levy Court
room this afternoon. Sheriff Gould pre-.
sided. 1t had under consideration the
lunacy of Elwood Carter Smith.
formerly ticket agent at the p, w
& B station In this city, but for
several months an inmate of tie asylum
at Farnhurst. William S. Hules repre-
sented Smith's relatives who want a
trustee appointed to care for the prop
erty.
The jury was as follows: George h.
Ash, f. S r. Butler, Jos h.
Gould, Frank @ Stidham, Samuel h.
Baynsrd H. + Robelen. Daniel Ross,
John n Hates. Leonard Heiss. George A.
Willis, Harry Holscbumeker and n. sB.
Morrison.
The hearing began at o'clock this
afternoon.
After short sitting the jury declared
Smith to be insane
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
LATE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Labor. Men at Omaha Rushing
to Join the Industrial Army.
COLLISION IN NEW YORK HARBoR

Mrs. Goss, the wife of a Once Famous
Prizo-hehter, Committed Suicide To.
day-MadRme JOnlsux, the Modern
Luoretia Borgia, Confesses Her. Grimes.
OMAHA, April 90 Serious trouble Is
feared hore to day as result Of the
industrial army craze which has struck
Omaha. Two Thousand laborng men
marched to Council Bluf this morning tC
join kelly's Industrial army. All over this
city church bells are ringings whistles
blowing and laboring men from all over
the city and neighborhood are rushing
TO join the army.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
nInshnn sImnkins >,

The laughable comedy-drame Joshua
Simpkins" will be seen at the Opers
House tonight. II is a rural play in
four acts, bound together by an inter
esting plot. and produced with special
scenery carried by the company. There
while there are many fine singing and
dancing specialties inei6ently INTRODUCES ed.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
Doc Gos..a vic KnIs meraeIf.

Boston, April 2O.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Goss, the widow Of Pugllist Joe Goss, the
once famous fighter who met Sullivan aud
all Of the champion heavyweight fighters
during the seventies, committed suicide
this morning.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
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Evening journal., 1894-04-20
sPoRTINe NEWs NorEs.

]. c. Walcott, the colored light weight
champion, defeated Tom Tracey, the
Australian welter weight champion, in
sixteen rounds at Boston, last night
II II hill, of New York, the champion
unicyclist, will not give an exhibition al
Front aud Union streets, as has been
announced.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
Tho Luoretla Borgla Confesse,.

ANTWERP. April O-The modern
Lucretia Borgia will be punished without
great expense to the government. This
morning Madame Joniaux, who poisoned
several relatives to secure their life in
suIauoe. has confessed all her crimes.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
eIe kAoLIN viz sTRucK.
A Well Has Been Sunk aud VIII Be
Followed By Larger Ones.

Followed By Larger oses.
Kaolin drlllers at Creston struck large
vein OF clay of the finest kind to Day and
a we'll Is already being sunk to get out
the white substance, which is worth $1t
ton In its finished state.
The vein was struck sixteen feet below
the surface. Il Is forty feet thick Rnd
l45 feet wide How long it Is has not
yet been ascertained. The test well
being sunk is FIVE feot in diameter and is
already down in the clay deposit It
Will be followed by wells twonty-ons
feet In diameter Each we'll, 70 Is esti
patei, will yield 800 tons
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
Marx Tuclsr Dead.

Mark Tucker. aged g. years, died yes
terday at No. 523 East Seventh street,
after suffering from a continued illness.
Mr. Tucker was a native Of Ireland and
a boilermaker. He will be buried on
Monday at the Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
serentr.nvn Ynnr. nIl.

Active preparations are being made by
the Delaware Fire Company for the
celebration Of It's seventy fifth annlver.
aary next Monday night. The mayor
and members Of City Council have heen
invited TO be present. banquet will be
nerved
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
ChInpev wnnts 10 rmnlor oonn.nl-

George ChippsY, colored, Of Philadel-
phia, who was arrested yesterday on a
charge Of backing policy. was arralgned
in the Municipal Court, this morning
He was granted a continuance until to.
morrow morning, in order to secure
counsel. In the meantime he was held
In 81 600 bail
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
RoyaI Engagement Aunouneed. /.

CoBURo. aAprll 20-The Czarewitch,
heir to the throne Of Russia. is engaged
to Princess Beatrice, Of Hesse. Emperor
William formally announced the en-.
gagement to Queen Victoria this morn.
ing.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
Congressman Brown IIl.

SEYMOUR, Ind, April o.-Congressman
Jason b. Brown IS very sick at his home
here from nicotine poisoning and smoker
cancer, from which he has suffered for
months. "
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
The weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-day
cloudy to partly cloudy weather will prevail, d,
with fresh southeast TO southwest Winds rain
(which may be heavy and nearly stationary
and slightly lower temperature. followed ny
clearing generally in this section tonight.
On Saturday IN both Of these sections cooler.
clearing and fair weather and brisk westerly
winds. preceded by rain on the New England
coasts; and on Sunday slightly colder clear
sylvania and New York.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts. -
The storm central last night on Lake Su-
perior, attended bv warm rains In Western
Pennsylvania and billiards in Minnesota and
South Dakota yesterday, Will slowly move
fowardt the Gulf .Of st. Lawrence. The "cold
wavem in its resr. though as yet small. will
probably Overspread the lake region and the
Central States, causing frost In these sec
tiOns tomorrow and frost In Northern New
YOrk and Pennsylvania on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
Court House Lawn Adorned.

Two large white flower urns Rdorn the
Court House lawn. They were placed
there this morning by order Of Lambert
v n cholson. marriage license clerk in
the Office Of Clerk Of the Peace Biggs.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
Thrown out of Trench BY Water.

A water main sprung leak on King
street. between Fourth and Fifth. this
morning. One of the sewer workmen
who was engaged at the time, was thrown
out Of the trench by the force Of the
water.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20
This Dog Died.

A black dog ran down Fourth street
between King and French this morning.
Suddenly IL stopped, noticed the sur
roundings and laid down on the pave
ment and died. Its remains will be con
signed to the crematory.
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Personal.
NOTICE.
E. LEWIS

CONFIDENTIAL LOAN OFFICE,
Rooms and 8, in the Exchange Building, cor
ner Seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY ON REAL EeTATE
and personal property of all descriptions, at
lowest rates Private consultation room at
tached Operevenings until o'clock.
ALSO FURNITURE STORED AT
LOWEST RATES.
Evening journal., 1894-04-20

Vote for George W. Goodlsy. Repnb-
lican nomination FOR sheriff, April %.
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WETHERILL.

Kentucky avenue, near beach. Open all the
year. Guests can have home comforts.
G. WARREN.
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
HOTEL ATGLEN

Michigan Avenue, near beach. Rates, IS to
$40 a week. Home comforts. Thoroughly
heated.
j. F. REED
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HOTEL HECKLER,

Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues.
First-class accommodations. Open all the
year. HENRY HECkLEk.
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REMOVALS.

nR. WIN. e. SHERWOOD, HAS REMOV-
IL ed 10 No. sl3 Wa hington street. Tele-
phone 75l.
DR.J.R. SMITH HAS REMOVED TO No.
IL 90 Madison street. Telephone No. 491.
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SENATORS ARE ALARMED
Nervous About the Coming In
dustrial Invasion.
SAY THE PRESIDENT SHOULD ACT.

Pefier Wants a Committee Appointed to
Hear 0rievances-The House Cannot Get
Away From tho Hawaiian Controversy.
Boutelle Scores Gresham Again.
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44rH st. ,l2l w Handsomely Furnished rooms
for gentlemen only; breakfastif de sired.
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Cast Side.

Esst Side.
IRVING PLACE 23-I.arse, comfortably furnished
room, with extension, % floor, very cheap.
LEXINGTON AVE, ia Newly furnished rec
ond hoor large front room; all conven'ences;
reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE. near s9th st. Handsomely,
newly furnished, large rooms on I'd h ID floors (;
private family. MACDONALD, ll9 W, 4lst ST.
LEXINGTON AVE, I246, between saith a s5th
SITS. Furnished rooms To let In private house:
one block from station; terms moderate.
LEXINGTON AVE, ib3-Iiandsomely furnished
large front room, with all convenlences also
small rooms
LEXINGTON AVE. $40 G6th st.-Prvatc family
will rent beautifully furnished room. low
LEXINGTON AVE, $50. near 57th St . large.
light: heated rooms for gentlemen. Ring cleo
trio bell.
LEXINGTON AVE 1860, corner 10Th ST. = Front
back furnished parlor for doctor or dentist.
LEXINGTON AVE. 81, cor 18th st Furnished
room for gentleman, ~ Ia
LEXINGTON AVE. 077-F Furnished in private
house. large front room good location.
LEXINGTON AVE, lO7-Niceiy furnished large q
small rooms: running water; all convenionces.
ST Marks PLACE, l4-Parlor bedroom Tor
gentlemen or married couple; running water;
reasonable. Gardner.
I'D AVE, lo48, near Both St Large front
rooms ~ up, for light Housekeeping; hall
rooms, VI. 20.
ID AVE. $40, between 18th 4 10Th SITS. Nicely
furnished rooms, with gas bath
I'D AVE. l4s near pth 81 -Nioely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping ~ 81 %.
ID AVE. 23si near 1881 st.-Hall room. 81;
housekeeping $3.50
It'll ST. 2ie E-Large front hall room to let. fur
nished, Ring times
9TH ST. ~ 20 h., near Broadway-Large &
small rooms paTlors: city visitors aeeommo-
dated
respectable men rent low
nth ST, 81 T., near Broadway-Nicely fur
nIshcd rooms, redecorhted, 81 70 10 - weekly
,9ru OF 90 r-Furrisb.d room In nns nr,yat.
house with or without board
l2Ta ar 31E-Sice sot,pr. room: Q gentlemen
or married couple. house ping: also front
basement, housekeeping. 81 81,
n,an mr rTorri.d r"nuIe honss k.epIns also
front ba emGut houseksepIng So 20
18TH ST, "a -Redecora,ed, newly a ele-
gantly furnished rooms. ~ 80 to 81 weekly.
...- - -'- ---'-r--
18th ST SiS E,ELsrge small nicely furnished
18TH ST., 201 l.. Comfortable furnished parlor
for ~ small rooms; corner hat Bailey "a bell,
lSTh ST, 23S E.-iArge. conliortsbie, house
"a bd rsssId de' s"'''"s 'o"P'e'' e"'' w.
-,
18TH ST, 100 r; near I'D ave Elegantly FUR
,.r,, on =, Is - p.,...,., ., g.. 80,
baib ,i,o other peoms sui
l9rH ST, ~ L. Handsomely furnished large
rooms; private bath hail room.
10TH ST AL E-NiceIy furnished room. suitable
Tor >. hot cold water. terms reasonable
inTtI .,r AZ 1, VI, L., 4, ,,n ,,,,,
cheap: also pariors, suitable light business
o,sT at AZ Earn. A hail rooms. southoTn
zlSl 81 70 80 uS ,,a rUonS
az, or ga - g., ,,,.,,. ,u-,,.,,., -.
E<n n,f.rr,n ' ,.r,n. rs
lur ""u''N''P'"s :" h'"''''"' ''"'' ''"
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IRVING PLACE, "a, near Union square-De.
sirable rooms; excellent table; moderate terms
table board.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
furnI.hed-Ws.t Side,


BOTH ST, S6l W. rooms, bath, complete for
Housekeeping, 81 $40.
3SIH ST, 25l ". Handsomely furnished u
rooms; bath, piano, &C; $40 weekly; refer
3prH 81. 20l W, completely furnished first
Hat, rooms, bath; convenlenccs; reasonable.
Doctors bell,
3prn 81, 80 ". Nicely Furnished Hats 4
rooms bath, reasonable rates Janitor.
4OrH ST, 2B7 W. Nicely furnished fiat; D
roons bath; all improvements. Janitor.
50TH ST., 2lA W. near Broadwsy-Completely
furnished fiat rooms. hath. steam
57rH ST, as3 W station 18th stl-Completely
Furnished corner bay window fats. six rooms
steam. Edgar.
loBTli ST. iO7 w.-Completeiy. elegantly fur
nished fats rooms a bath. steam heated. SIS,
Jhnitor.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED six rooms h
bath everything complete; near park; $40
NORTON, Is W. lOith ST.
COSY 3-room apartment fully furnished for
housekeeping: all light, low rent. Maloney.
Sb3 9Th ave,
NICELY furnished Hat ; u rooms; situated on stu
ave. Apply 100 W. 10Th st.
THREE ROOMS. completely furnished for house
kes sp,n all light low rent NOuS'ke'Per ls'
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LADY h sou want unfinished 2 or 3 rooms or
floor: lowest terms Byton, box ~ World,
TWO OR THREE unfurnishcd rooms wanted
oct. l east forties. X. 323 Madison ave,
WANTED-steam- heated nat light rooms. he
tween SOth A l2bth StS. a Lexington & eth avoB,,
not exceeding $50. Address RITTERMAN &C L,
l22d St
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eKookINn.

GARDEN ST. S25, Hoooken-By German pri-
yate family, elegantly furnished rooms; homo
comforts; terms moderate.
WASHINGTON ST, l2S HOboken-FfOIs =
back parior for gentlemen; occupied years By
dentist,
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unfurnished Rooms to Let.

unTurnisHco NooNs 10 Lei.
LEXINGTON AVE 1862 connecting rooms.
sd floor, for light housekeeping; private house.
PARK AVE. near i0lst at large rooms. "a
floor rent IS MRS. GRAY
18TH ST ,5O.'.,O3 h. Also 400 l2th-Ciean, good
ruoms a irooms; So 90, 81.
18TH ST., loo ". near 3D. ave. Elegant double
pnrlor or entire parOr floor
18TH ST. al0 W--TarEe front room nights;
large closet. convenient housekeeping; private
house, adults; $40,
iSrH At. lA5 w. Large front room on I'd floor;
ample closets, running water.
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furnishsd-wsst Side.

10Th ST, las W Apartment of rooms nicely
uiurulshed tor housekeeping, 50 20 weekly.
24rH 81. $50 W.-NiCcy furnished broom fiat,
every room light JAM or belt
18TH II. ,3l63lS W. Administer carpets, brass
hedsteAds, complete; Z light rooms A private
bathrooms. exqusitely dec rated. owner before
l, lanitoT later: references
10TH ST. $40 W,-Furnished nat or part Of
house rooms bath; light housekeeping;
$50 10 t35 Eseman.
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Board Wanted.

Board Wanted.
A--WANTED-R Refined home pay - & singing
lessons; Marchesi method. London. box o21
World, uptown.
RnARD wanted for gentleman wife, between
l4th 4.d is, 5th h 9th 1ves; state terms. /.
s. L., box 265 World. uptown.
BOARD a room wanted by gentleman below 35th
ST convenient 3d or 9TH ave. l.; terms 10 fer-
manent, box S64 World.
BOARD a room wanted for gent, near Washing
ton square; state terms. SIS, 1927 broadway
MECHANIC wants board, between 18Th 10th
sts west Home Comforts World Branch W
Sth ave.
TWO mechanics with widow; no other boarders;
no l. or trolleys, no noisei 10 minutes OF Navy
Yard Nervous. box SOC Brooklyn World
wANTED-A baby TO bring up at own home
Mrs. Glynn, lO2S I'd ave.
WANTED Uncomfortable room a board in Brook
Iyn convenient to Wall ST. ferry. Address.
giving terms q particulars b, L. NJ, box W
World.
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unfurnished Room. Wanted.

MAN WANTS unfurnished room in Brooklyn
convenient to South or Hamilton ferries. run
ming water; no attendance required. IL. box i6
World
TWO unfurnshcd room. large small In pr
Yate house west side, between 10th h Goth
sta. Address Mrs Stevens, 1873 W. Tooth 81.
TWO UNFURNlsHED connecting rooms FOR
widow sunny central; IS a month: refer
BoX 2Ol World,
TWO NICE ROOMS above AID st.. , west side,
private house: young married couple. Low
Rent, box 2O3 World. uptown
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurnl.hed-Ws.t Side.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sue
osD s ape tl9 W near SIn So, A Sstc
clean wellregulated.
seth ST AoS 10 ,up W Halt month trcc-3 4
rooms small families
% III ST, 42l W. Tho West Park apartment
house, 4 rooms; steam heat, elevator; fuel Tor
range
50rT 81 ;SIO W. : 4 : rooms. steam heated;
private halls handsomely decorated, lhnitnr.
GOTH ST is5 w.-Fcur elegant small apartments
near Park station.
6lsr ST.. lis w light rooms, all improve.
ments, ntst class; $50, worth $50. See janitor.
0iTll 81. ~ W Fats OF loouls, new y clean;
all improvements, rents moderate; near station
4 park. Inquire ianitor
65TH ST. 80 Wine apartments. rooms q
bath, rents. 500 1S5. Inquire jsnltor'
GOTH ST. ~ ". rooms y bath 80 to $40
Apply ianitor
IirH ST $50 w saranac-E Elegant sunny apart
mcnts, rooms bath steam heat. hall ser
vice
sITn 81. ls Elegant q rooms h bath
steam heated Hats; moderate rents near sta.
ton. lnntnr.
sam ST., 2Oo W Corner Hats; $ rooms bath;
SO to 40 steam heated JRntoL
S4rn ST. l2u, l22 w & 4 rooms h bath ;
hardwood trim; SD Ia sbn.
s4rH ST. - W. Single nHt; I large light
rooms h bath; steam heat gus logs newly
decorated IN white gold.
e6Tr ST, III W rooms & bath; steam. heated .
tEo 10 NW, iTcc 10 bct 10 bAkNEll W.
East l25th st
SsTH ST ~ w.-Eicsantiy decorated fats OF 5
large rooms bath with latest improvements
hall & bathrooms heated rent S25 to $50 30.
TOOTH ST. 81 w 5 room apartments. I'll
els. halls heated. finest Central Park block
lO2D 81, 1iW. steam heated "a I rooms; all
light; ring bell see janltor
lO5D ST 1873 w-b rooms; private hall. $40 TO
'2S, free to oct. I. BARNETT, . East i25th At
l04TH ST. W.-Elcgant ith nat. rooms
with bath steam heat
i05TI ST, S W Finely located overlooking Cen
trail Park, rooms. outside light bath. improve
| ments, $50
lieTu ST. l0g W.-6 large, light rooms, steam
| heat $50. PETER j. BRADY. N5 broadway.
NORM 81, $50 w. Il Elegantly decorated, steam.
heated corner fats, rooms bath all light; |
block from elevated station: Si Si2 owner ON
| premises q u. Thurs Monday, or sec janltor.
| NTH ST. 81. W.-Cheapest In Harlem 6 rooms
| 4 bath all Improvements rent SIS ,2l
| ll5rH 81. , 35J W. D rooms bath: near Morn
| lnRsde Park: l. station family house; S22, S2i.
| 10TH 81, 3U2 W. llSth IT., 27B W. Pine
| thtsi NIL improvements special Inducements.
| 18TH ST, 3li " -6 tooms bath. $40, i22
| quiet house. basement, I rooms, t2.
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Furnlahsd-Eaat Side.

GOTH ST. 9}l r. Flat, 3 rooms. bath prettily
furnished housekeeping; ~ weekly. Crowril
7lST 81, 400 r.. near Normal College rooms,
inrnsh'd second Hat; plano; so; references,
S6IH 81. 10 f., Central Park Handsome ID
floor, single or suit; moderate prices,
ll7TH 81, III L.. Lexington Park ayes
Choice apartments; light housekeeping, To Sc
lnrI nArI les mnlN.
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$40. FLATS, SO.

With bath, range, set tubs decorated; rooms,
new; 100 feet from station: tAkr kings County l.
road 10 Chestnut 81 station; OfiCe tool Of steps.
GEkhAN-AMERlCAS IMPT 60,
NlCE FLATS to nice people finely decorated /:
range, tubs, lclectTics, CaTpctcd halls 1 good
sheu I"unh gu Tio' sll sl2i come ANA see
them; Inducements To small families with refer
enCcs; near Saratoga station Fulton l. ant ChHnur
cey T. station Union /. Apply on premises, 40
% 2D5 Marion 81. Brooklyn.
STEAM HEATED FLATS, with all improve.
mcnts; rents Apply on premises, $50 Lex
IngtUn ave. near Reid ave. BrOOklyu
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FURNISHED unturnishcd flats, all prices,
sizes, localities; " not suited viii furnish i'm
mcdlatcly any Hat you may select give month $
rent Tree. FLAGG 900 furnished hRts), 2i2 W.
2ld IT. JanltOr
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Furnished-Brookiyn.
Flats and Apartments Wanted.

BERGEN ST. l7ln-pHrlur floor 4 basement
furnished or unlutnished. terms moderate.
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BOTH ST 345 w.-Lovely large connecting
location; l. station.
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Boarders Wanted.
Mest Side.

I'D ST. 21 W.-Large. handsome furnished par
LOTS rooms; large closets; hot. cold water
suitable Tor physician or private; with or withou
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Brooklyn.
HOUSE TO LET-$2O per month; small brick
g. room house on Warren place, below Henry
ST from Warren to Baltic the prettiest little
place In Brooklyn; minutes walk to South
Ferry. Inquire at office 100 Baltic ST.. Brooklyn.
TO RENT-7-roo house with stable in rear
corner Willoughby ave. 4 Skillman 81. keys III
ITO skillman st. and particulars given.
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IRVING PLACE, 23--Large, comfortably furnished
room. with extension, I'd floor, very cheap.
LEXINGTON AVE, ll4-Newly furnished rec
ond floor large front room; all conven'ences
rpa
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnlshed-Ess, Side.

ments; block from l. station; Sa4, s2S
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| Asst ST, 38l W. 81. IS to SIS, newly furnished
rooms; every convenience; housekeeping or
/ ueu
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53D ST. Aus h llO w, near OH ave. Apar
.mcnts Of Il rooms, si2 to slLS 80; hou
clean h we'll regulated.