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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
TRIPLE SUICIDE IN PARIS.
Tired of the Struggle for Bread VI. Caubet,
His Wife and Daughter Die.


PARIS, Jan. 16.-The city is stirred
by news of the suicides of NJ. Caubet,
brother of the late chief of police, his
wife and daughter. Caubet was IS
years old, his wife of about the same
age and his daughter 2S. They
lived in pretty and comfortable
fiat in the Rue Ges Martyrs Recently
Caubet had lost heavily in business.
The daughter mad tried to support the
family by giving music lessons. but
could not earn enough for them. As
matters grew worse all three resolved
to die. They sold some of their turni-
ture and used the money TO buy
sumptuous dinner After eating
they paid and dismissed their one serv-
ant They signed a paper explaining
their troubles and their motives in
taking their lives, then pasted papers
over the cracks in the doors and win
dows and lighted two charcoal fires.
Each swallowed vial of laudanum.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
STAGE ROUTES.
LANCASTER q PLATTEvILLE STAGE.
(Daily.)

LANCASTER q PLATTEVILLE STAGE.
DailyO
LEAVES Lancaster at p m anu Ali-'e
Platteville at p. m. ...;,,os az Ian.
LEAVES Plattevile at a. IN. anu Aii''' ." -.~-
caster at O:30 o. m. -. p-o,.s
LANCASTER s sPECHT's FERRY srAdS'
(Daily.)
.vrs Lancaster at a. m. and ARRIVES at
Potosi at II m, "a Arrives Al
Lancaster az : ~ BUD DUNCAN, Propr.
LANCASTER. BEETowN y BLOOMINGTON
= : STAGE
(DailyD $3.50. ploor,-
LEAVES Lancaster at m ana Aii4''s -
v.yys Bloomington at / 80 p. m. and ARRIVES
AT Lancaster at 80 p. m. ,, No.,
az JOE. SMITH. Prop
LANCASTER & BURTON STAGE.
Leaves Burton at S a. m. and Arrives at Lancas-
ter at II m. .;,,as at Burton
al scoop. m 1,,o POTTER. Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
MONUMENT TO SPINNER.
Women Place Memorial to the Late
Treasurer.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-The women Of
Washington have raised 50, 900 to crest
a monument to Gen. Francis Spinner,
formerly treasurer of the United
States, who was the first official
to give women employment in
the government service, and they
want 81, 900 more. There are now over
5000 women employed in this city by
the government alone and probably
20, 600 throughout the country In 1863
there were none Thirty years ago the
sphere of woman was limited to the
kitchen and school and the sewing-room,
and it is largely due to Gen. Spinner
that they have been admitted to bust
ness employment The committee in
charge of the erection of the monu-
ment ask that those who are enjoying
the benefits of his example contribute
one dollar or more to complete their
fund
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
over = NIiIlIion Short.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. &c. August r. Con
rad, the expert accountant who was
engaged by Receiver Barth 20 20 over
the books Of the South side savings
bank, gave sensational evidence in the
Koetting trial Monday 1t shows that
the bank was one of the greatest bub-
bles recorded since the days Of the
South Sea island venture. In resources
the bank has only s244, 600, against liza
bilities of 81, 376, 600.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
TEN LIVES LOST.
Terrible Result of a Railway Collision In
New Jersey.

New Jersey.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10 = BY rear-end
collision on the Delaware, Laclxawanna
& Western railroad at SIS o'clock Mon
day morning ten persons either were
killed outright or died few minutes
after the crash; thirty-eight were so
badly hurt that several prob
ably viii die, and twenty
five others received painful shocks,
burns, cuts and contusions, from
which they will suffer for many days
to come. The accident occurred just
west of the long Hackensack river
drawbridge, between Harrison station
and Hoboken, and about a half
mile beyond the west entrance to the
tunnel. the eastern terminus OF which
is in Hobokcr and only four or five
minutes run from the Hobolten ferry
station
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
MhoIe Touns Down rIth &c Grlp.

CONCORD, n. H., Jan. 15 "A terrible
epidemic OF the grip is reported from
Pittsburgh and Stewartstown. Nearly
the whole adult population Of both
places is Frustrated with the disc ase
and eight deaths have occurred within
few days. Thirty men are sick in
their camps at Perry and Indian
streams. and four deaths have already
occurred there.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18

SAN RAFAEL, Cal, Jan. 10 AS en-
CINE No. of the North Pacific Coast
r"ilroad was crossing Austin creek at
ociock Sunday evening the bridge gave
way and the engine rolled into
the stream below, distance of
40 feet, drowning seven men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
OUR LAWMAKERS.
A Record of Their Daily Work in
Washington.
Measures of Importance Being 0Onsfd-
cred In the senate and House
Summary OF the Daily
Proceedings
THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE principal
event in the senate yesterday was the
speech of Senator Davis rep, Mimi
in support of the policy of non-lnter-
ference in Hawaiian affairs The SEN
ator plainly expressed himself as in
favor of annexation of Hawaii, and de-
clared that to be the manifest destiny
of the Hawaiian islands.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The Hawaiian
controversy consumed almost the whole
time in the senate yesterday. Senator
Davis rep, MINI. concluded his speech
in opposition to the policy of the pres
ent administration. Senator Turpie
dem, Ind. made an hours speech that
was full of surprises 1t was a strong
legal argument, based on international
and diplomatic law, and took the posi-
ton that the provisional government,
having been once recognized by the
United States and the civilized world,
it was fact accomplished and recogni-
ton could not be withdrawn
WASHINGTON, Jan. t3.-The greater
part of the session OF the senate yester-
day was devoted to executive business.
The nomination of MIR. Preston to be
director of the mint was confirmed.
Adjourned to the 10Th.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. BY n vote of
80 to "A the senate yesterday rejected
the nomination of William b. Horn
blower of New York, TO be an as
sociate justice Of the United States
supreme court to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of samuel Batch
ford.
The House.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lin the house
yesterday the tariff bill was further
discussed and Mr. johnson dem, %
attacked the democrats for the timid
manner in which they handled the
tariff question and charged them with
cowardice all along the line Mr.. Dal-
cell dem, Pa made a speech in de-
Tense of the tariff.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 12.-The time was
cussipg the tariff bill Speeches were
limited TO one hour ADD many members
took part in the debate
WASHINGTON, Jan Sin the house
yesterday a resolution calling upon the
president for all information in his
possession touching recent reported
events in the Hawaiian islands was re-
ported fayorably and temporarily laid
on the table The tariff bill was fur
Their discussed Mr. Reed rep, Me-
will close the tariff debate for the re-
publicans on the 9th and Mr. Wilson
dem, W. VA VIII perform similar
service for the democratic majority
The vote on the bin will be taken Mon
day, the 18th,
WAsulNGroN, Jan 15-In the house
yesterday message from the president
on Hawaiian affairs was read and re-
ferred to the foreign affairs committee.
The tariff bill was further discussed
WASHINGTON, Jan. 49, The consider
alton of the tariff bill under the five
minute rule was begun in the house
yesterday, and the debate concluded
with a tit between Mr. Cochran and
Mr. Reed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
RAILWAY WRECK IN CUBA.
\ Cow Derails "a Train and sixteen Per-
sons Are Killed.

HAVANA, Jan. l6. "A frightful acct
dent occurred on the Timina-Matanzas
railway miles from Cumanayagua A
passenger train going at good speed
ran into a COW One Of the cars was
thrown 200 yards off the track. The
engine was derailed and several Of the
cars We're piled up on each other. Six
teen persons were taken out Of the
wreck dead, nine others were badly
wounded. None of the dead have been
identified
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
worlds Fair Awards.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 15-John Boyd
Thacher as chief of the bursaa of
awards OF the Columbian exposition
says in his report TO the national COM
mission that there were 65, 49s individ-
ual exhibitors, and the judges made
awards to q, 900 individual exhibitorA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18

MONTREAL, Can, Jan. 1.-THE re-
ports Of starvation in Manitoba and
the northwest are being verified. Adj
vices are 70 the effect that hundreds of
destitute people are walking the streets
Of Winnipeg and the distress is great
To make matters worse the Canadian
Pacific has discharged large number
Of men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18

SOUTH AMBoY, y. Y, Jan. IA FIRE
in the George w. Helme company's
snuffmills at Helmetta, y. j., Satur-
day evening caused loss Of 800, 600.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
The mills are valued at 500, 900 and
employ force Of about 400 hands
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
Llyen over q Century.

JACKSONVILLE, H., Jan. 16 MARY
Clancey died at the home of her grand
son, Jerry Clancy, in this city. She
was 102 years of age, and was native
of Ireland, though she had lived the
greater part of the century in this
country She was devoted Catholic.
She had had large family Of children,
most of whom are dead.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
rnrceIIs nehts Not ID nc Pnld.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Creditors of the
late Archbishop Purcell are informed
by letter from Mgr Satolli that the
propaganda Of Rome has finally re-
fused to take any action in the matter
of paying their claims The deceased
archbishop owed them some $1,000 coo
in savings deposits, and the appeal to
Rome was their last hope.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
rea Bark is Lost In the Java Sea.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10. The City
of Peking brings news that the British
bark Clan Grant 1855 tons, from
Annoy, bound for New York with 1,00O-
600 pounds of tea valued at 1876, 900,
was totally lost in the Java sea
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
Gear for Sen ltor.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Jan. r. John Ii.
Gear, ex-governor of Iowa and present
congressman from the First district,
will succeed Hon. James f. Wilson in
the United States senate. lie was
nominated last night by the republican
caucus ON the third ballot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
Reduced Their wages Ten Per Cent

TOLEDO, O., Jan. ia reduction Of
10 per cent. in the wages Of the en-
ploves Of the Columbus, Hooking Val
il. !. To'edo railway vent into effect
Gou4ay.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
BoSeOBEL.

AttOrney-JoHN d. WILSON. Boseotel,
Wis Attorney and Counselor = T.sv IT,
practice ia 81 Tiscogstn N9H--- -r6 Z
United States Court, make ro'ec-iou- .r6
trsnsscts business prompt ore over 2 ska
Bro's hardware store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
win oner No Resistance.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 15.-The City of
Pekin arrived from Honolulu bringing
the following advices:
HONOLULU Jan. 5-Since our last news
sent per Warrimo on the LIST, all has been
quieter. The government has removed all the
building. whence sharpshooters were ID pick
of attacking naval forces Should congress
order the queen restored by force no resistance
would be attempted The sandhag defeuses on
III, ground are left against a possible royaNst
insurrecti0n The government has small fear
OF such an attempt, but remains on the alert
Made Few Exceptions.
1T is learned from prominent royslist that
after United States Minister willis had made
his demand upon the provisional government
he heard that the ex- queen intended to except
several individuals from her guaranty
OF amnesty. It is reported that there
upon the American minister spent a por-
on Of She evening in question At Washington
place, arguing with the ex-Queen and urging
her 10 change her opinion. II is said that she
refused 10 do this and that she excepted from
amnesty President Dole w o smith. attor-
ney general Chief Justice Judd aud several
othc~s.
The public journalists have been making il
hot for Minister Willis George Manson, OF the
Star has filed an affidavit in which he virtually
declares the United States minister to have
falsihed an interview. DR.. Tronseau has also
been called 70 account for his statements In
Blounts report and has repeatedly apologlzed'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18

Hotel-PARK HOUSE, A. W. Moore, Pro-
prietor. PlatteviIle. Wis. The house has been
fateiy re6tted and refurnished throughout ano
no psins win be spar ed to accommodate guests
Good stabling attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18
LANCASTER.

AttOrneys-H. BUcHNER y E; b. 81, 9 0onD
SELL. Lancaster. Wisconsin, Attorney ana Coan
seior at Law. Practices in all stale 41 o9aas,
SPeciai G atsen' 10 l 10 Block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18

Attorney ED NJ. LOWRY Lancaster
Wis. Attorneys At Law Practice in all courts courts
Probating OF Estates, Real Estate, anu lo aare
tions speciality. Branch Office at Fennlhore'
Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18

T. F. BALDWIN,-JUsTIcB or TIE PEACE
once at the City Hall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-18

T c1eorv Joseph Cleary.
CLEARY & CLEARY,
Att'ys at Law. ,,.
viii practice in all Courts. Speclallles' ~
tionsi Loans. and Settlement OF Estates once
over C. II. Bakers Store, Lancaster. WIS soy
Attorney-H. W. BROWN LANCASTER caste! mi, VIE
ATTORNEY 1t Law. Office in the stone plo.h'
Estates probated Collections promptly attended
10. Real estate bought and sold.
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0GlH 81. AZ W ~uuy, large. also small
rooms moderate: select table: plrlor dining;
"a. c lHArl.
l.iIH 81. -pW.-Lrrgc furnished room bed
room other .arm>. Mc~oiley's bell.
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Esct SIDE.

GrNMi.G' VNUN. l.~ g. "i,i y, Largo i
.wa, ruu. H."r = 'nn. ', private paris table
BOARD.
gvAveurv rlgK %, 20 e. "s-Family hotel;
t.lrr ~.H lu.w. st4u heated, excellent
-. 20. .r...... ll.s-'. paN
l'.NrNui,.' A o.. 80. scar Madison square.
-r'-'.Ul ,l. ,uari. + .pr"tWn.v lHmly, ~ -.
IFNINDjuN AVE. 500 Elegant hncS rarur,
win ,tog-.la, lrt'.g'asN hoard, references OK
r.A.
- .NINDrON AVE. 403. A7th st.-pc>luhlc
srurlr g.oms, with excellent board, 81 AmerI-
uH 'tr. ~,
slNul~uN AVE, l53 - floor. square sunny
suite front tail room; dine parior floor,
l.U AVE - opposite Cooper Ual7n-Fu-n'shel
r..-ns, COOS substantial board: English Co3Slrs,
81 20 ~.
IrH ST CJ E.-Nice large G small rooms gentle
men vr couple, with board; s. $3.50
SIN ST. 40 +, near ~ ave. lllrGSS small
furnished front rooms, with or without 6oard
:III ST aG E.-Iargc 4 small rooms; good
board; gentlemen -, ladies - per week.
10TH ST, - Il. Pleasant single, double rooms
all conveuiencesi excellent board; terms mod
crate.
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West Side.

BRoADwA,Y, 80. adjoining, ST. Dents Hotel
handsomely inFush"i hriht, sunny rooms
siugly or en suite; modrrat" reIt
CHARLES 81. - Furnished parlor nopr /
rooms, for business others, large, small; newly
painted.
NOT -TuS 81. U.s. w. Neatly furnished large
room priNat" house E''s bath; rent ~ 10.
FERRY 81 = near Greenwich ave. Eoom>
fnom ~. 80 ~, also ,as"mrur. ri'",y furnished
am 81, ~ ", Washington ~qual" Ntrely
furnished r.9mN Tor housekeeping or g'nt.r
I'm AVE. a.. near lihst Furnished room,
all cunveuirmcrN, day, week light hoISeh"rIr
ing 80 up
lorW 81. las W. outside hcll Ararmcut Of
3 rooms, nicely furnished for housekeeping.
IlrI st, ~ W, corner wny-r.y place
board. in private amGy
nrn -, 81 ". a u"N,y. furnished nom
NJ 10" pucr to I'rmHn"u, panty, ~ i'rrnr"s.
nm 81. ~ ~ NIrrly iurul,hr. ruurr, with
ry'ry 'c,1,'modr,tou ..,o '4. rouu..
lgri' ~l..b,NN l.Hi.. .rre" I.,t-nH g lu-
Tuuu., ~ngthr. try> aur I.lnlr lh..t.
nm 81, = ". h"s ,un'n inml rm'"r' ".-"
other ,lrah r',u.>, rrIyr'n"" 'N ,hN,Er..
18TH ST. H. ~ Nra'N i.rr..rrI I,am, lur
r.0'on"n. private mm.t. m.ila''.
I4Iu 81, 20 " N,fv rau.h.d SIN 'o 6
Iorb'v rooms. - $ - N'".'N
ILl r.om. - "a
"a a - , ar; ;' S d a, N.Y.. s,, '' '"'
itIu i. BlT "a. 2 .rsu rnr.s u.r...-ul,. g..
fru' .G,l Tor NpG,"Noc. .ng, '"r"r Nr'...
1871 q 81. laH -. lS.-a ...sy ruu.a,. li.,'s
furnished. - insi r"n'.rl '""tND.
lGrlI ~. ."W -l.pirm"., n...y ugl-hrl.
- -. '>iprg week. ~. " d"uu.' T.'.". ~. -.
i7rII 81. III ~ Iarsc, lu'u,a"t han ruon.
itr or :! luN r"Nt
@Ulh II, Ia N..-lAu.r sunny i,uuI ruou &.
lot. ni,r rH.N IarlHr.
DIST ~. nlS ". HANDSOME, furnished lnrs,.
sunny front room, a. 90 NcW.'Hc'-; private
house. reference.
2l~r 81, II ". Elegantly urulshe! ruom~
large and small southern exposure also ba. e.
Iatlur.
.2p ST. ~ w-Ilauassmcly furnished room,
large small
22p ST, eco w.-Nicely furnished rooms. large
q small. front back,
22D ST, 3O5 W. Costly furnished room. with
dreSsing-room adjoining
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l"-III ST. l',7 Lower par, furnished; also
Euu~, igrI.>hrI. 81 weekly: private house
kr'p'Hg,
lG~TH 81. - T.. Rooms gentlemen or house
Keeping hoard optional, every convenience
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40 EXTRA CHARGE fuV GT-Aivertiscmen;,
for TIE World may h" LETT nj amy American
District Mrsscng"t Office Ia the city. where the
chntEes will bv the kalnc as thos" at the main
unlCc.
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Furnishee-We.: Side.

18TH ST. Mo" iiItn room fiat, s. weekly.
FLAGG. 9I9 West 2}d ~,
9tln 81, ~ W, beautifully furnished Dat
respectable. permanent tenant; ow rent
:.5Tu 81. l,n W. near Broadway-ss weekly,
newly furnished Hat, light rooms.
;HIn 81. 80 =. --l'rrtty rtl" ! room HAT, $40
weekly kng lAniors bell.
ipIH 81. ~ W Handsomely furnished, ,
light rom, & bath, saver; llncu.i Ring Jani
tor hrN,
Asst ST, 10 W. near Brlndvay Handsomely
furnished room fiat, ~ N"cNlE Jnuitpr
18TH 81. Ir,r EroalNHS rooms; ground
Eat: Sli W"r.l, rusrcNNIun. lhsg, az w 2,hi
.rUlH IL. .';N " Eo-aurl, furnished, 7Iahl
rooms, ,'""n heated hat; iumetia'" l'"NNr'-
SION, cobb prl!.
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I2riI 81. 1l5 r. handsomely furnished par.
Tor, connecting room, & other rooms; superior
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Boerders Wanted.

C7Ie Tim, go. Jrr h1s. t~c,m 75m,, lie, pr
hpr fl,i-.i AMI subsequent Times I5c pS tIn.
No tItrl -'lGrys IN >uRdGyA
81 IL. !;A DtlA,l,iE FuR lr-Au,r.tIs"n"ul,
Tor The World may DC left at any American
DN'rl't MvsS'L;rr Once IN the ct y. WHERE the
,Is-srs II ar i.c sane as t!ONt II! the nIu
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
Unfurnis h ed-Eass Sid,

on,urn'a hed soc.
HOUSTON 81, G3 E-Ne"ly decorated apart
,.,es, ~, ~ o. ~
lkN nv FLA, u. hS lA'S; iua lgL! rooiaih'
steam neat "u"r SERVICE improvements J"h-
~, -, ~, =. ~; =.
MADISON Az f., lnf1, corner izolh 81. r.'e;
gantiI decorated steam. heated nphrlmenls, t.
iouii"r "p'
,,',.,
hath st.am heated 700 to ga '>
p,uT, ,N-L' ~, r',,. .od =, rioI : ro,7,,,s 4
hath: St5: imnndiata ,oSsrSsion. II. W. No.
CAFFERTT, IA Park ave-, near 53i st.
,S,r ,I,L, ,io ,,o,r rr,n ., - :, ,,r roo roo,,Ia
tubs; river view !; healthy location 81, 90
90, =, -. ~, II ',ya,al 90, ~ "a ln Sn
~, 49,, -
convenience; rents 'i7 to s22 Jan'tor' -
18TH ST, SSS 49, $50 f., between !st va H"es.
t.I.E."t Ms, ig,m,; unn' P"r,u, hs,s.
halls. bath heated; rents. SEQ to $40 .Ianitor.
oo,-,, CIR " ,.a - -, nj, = ,i
vrntiiatci with plenty Of closet room; rents,
sI2 & SO Janitor 237 T. 18th st.
"
BOTH ST, 22O E.-Fats. all improvements, rent
S-o' ~
4STH It, l45 E-ChpI,e decorated 9Th Nat. con-
s.sting q rooms x bath; possession, rent re-
ou''4 " ''' .'''' y" -
Old ST. 1856 i'.-Slnglc mas OF rooms nam
,mpro"er"anis sl5 pre.nises "'''' "O '''''''
h-'rrJ sr lI1E-oI 4 ri I,or, floors IN ,,ri, alto
- o,sn 80 !" ~ " %" ''l' '''' VI f'''"''
-, -, 100, -,
ouIh 81. 3-", between ISL "a ayes LIST moor
rooms; Stationary tahs Sln
10Th ST. DIS f. Fine flats hot and cold water;
all Improvements; rooms; SO SO per
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furnished Rooms to Let.

Orr 7m> gor pr mr.. S,rrH Tms, nc ~,
Inc. 7hiri cni Subsequent nmes i5c. ter hnk.
No extra charge on Sundays
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l.. q. LlNDE,

1903 West Sith St, corner BroLINay, makes a
specially Of teaching persons t. dance who have
attempted and failed to learn at other ACLlem cs.
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge. open d ally 10 a. NJ. to ii Z, NJ.
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llriI ST, d f.. block from Broadway Central
location very desirable large square room:
abundant table
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usicai.

A GENTLEMAN, crca' experience Piano. organ
pupils residence - quarter; no advance
PROFESSOR, box 80 World, uptown.
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MINFORD'S ELEGANT FLATS. 80 Willow place,
hctwCCn JOrIlcmun & State ats. minutes
walk froOm Wall st. 4 South ferries, 81 To $50
d g rooms q bath all finished In chcrry; side
board in dining room L all modern improvements
halls stairs carprtrd; electric bells. also apart
mcnts 81 Columbia place. 81 TO so, janitor al
ways premises joins SCOTT. Agent 32 Will
low place, brooklyn.
To LET--Apartmorts. al sunlight new buildings.
for clerks. mechanics. artisans &c.
rooms. '.'N'thly " 10 =
4 rOoms........ ............... weekly ! 10 10 90
rooms....... .....,.......,, weekly 30 To $50
one room Of each set is n scu.'rry. with Bepa-
rate closet sink & tub for ,lch family; freproot
stsircases; private park, 2JOxl20 :ret. within
mirutes walk u South q Wall 81. ferries.
Brooklyn. Address agent for picture OF buildings,
HE RIVERSIDE 20 Jora!cmon ST.. brooklyn
BEOOKLTN NEIGHIS- Walking distance from
bridge 4 terry; S.;i for LIST nat, rooms bath ;
all improvements; newly decorated. lanitOr, 3E
Hicks ST., Or ErneStus iulick Co.. 90 Court 81
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2lsr 81 80 Il. Handsomely furnished room,
WIN p9ard Visitors 10 city accommodated;
reasonable rates; r. icreWCrs.
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PACIFIC ST. 1875 Furnished floor, all i'm
provemcn;s no Other tenant'; rent - per week.
TO RENT "A beautiful paror foor, store, corner
Gates ave. & Irving place. For particulars ad-
dreses y, X. BARSADf. FOL Montague st.,
brooklyn
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MASS McCABE'S

uANClNG ACADEMY. classeA now '5rmns at 81
East 18th St between 9th ave and liroadWay'
Masses every afternoon aud evening" irlNaie yes
vate lessons IS; lessons 81. quarter. 70 lessons
IS: lady and gentleman assistants
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATuhpAi
EVENINGS. SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Beginners at any time. Open all summer
Special and individual attention sven 70 enpss
aancss. incIudin. stage. fancy and character
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NJ II ST, 100 E-Large room; every con-
t"nicn"c; superior table, parlor dining room,
references,