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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-27
FNE BUFF ARKANSAS SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY q 1891
FIRE BUGS.
WILLIAMS 3 WILLIAMS SHOE SHOP
SET ON FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Waterman Ross Prevents a Great
Confiagration.

About 1880 O'Clock pistol shots
were heard ON Main and Ba1ranue
streets and the first thought that
flashed through the mind OF the 70.
porter was, There, some poor
drunken wretch has gotten into a
runpus and has taken the life of his
antagonist. But no soooner had
TINS reflection passed through our
mind than did we hear the sounds OF
footsteps in great haste passing mn
Main and on to Barrauue. Then
came the yells OF the fire alarm at
the Water Works which again told
the same old story so oft repeated in
this city, Fire! Fret,
The alarm was turned in from cen
trail locating the fire in Williams &
Williams Shoe shop, two doors
above S. Dlnthenthal & Co.'S, lust in
the center OF the Knox and Blum
block. 1t only took our active and
ever-ready firemen two minutes to
reach the place OF confagration.
The front door was burst open. the
hose carried in aud in less than three
minutes powerful stream OF water
was playing on the hungry flames
that were tapping up boxes, shoe
lasts, scraps OF leather, etc, lying on
the floor. 1t only took a few min
ntes to exterminate the angry flames.
The building was only slightly dam
aged. The stock OF goods was dam
aged at least 300 partially insured
NOTES
\ reporter for the GRAPHIC was
shown through the building this
morning by Williams & Williams.
Evidently it was the work OF an in
eendiary The glass in the tnansom
over the back door had been broken
out and a plank had been nailed
across the opening. The fire-bugs
had climbed up on the outside,
knocked off this plank. reached down
and displaced the wooden bar from
its fastenings. and then broke open
the door.
A lamp was found, lighted. ON the
fioornear the heap of waste scraps OF
leather, paper, etc.
gentleman who rooms across
the street opposite the. shoe shop,got
into the shop in time to get out /
can full OF coal oil which was intense
~ hot and would have exploded in a /
very few minutes.
Night Watchman Ross, through
his watchfulness, has prevented [
what might have been one OF the
greatest confiagrati ons in the his
tory of Pine Bluff. ID
Williams & Williams state that
three negro men called in late yester-
lay afternoon and wanted to buy
some secondhand shoes
One of the workmen in the shop.
said this morning that the id fire
men had no business to throw water
IN his old grip, his faithful old friend
hese many years.
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Card Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Martin enter
tanned anumber of their friends last
night AT cards. Miss. Mai Hudson,
won ladies' first prize. Miss Lizzie
Ogier the lone hand prize. Mr.. John
Temple the gentlen ans prize and Mr..
Frank Roane the BOBBY.
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DETERMINED DEAMON.
KNIGHTS oF PYTHlAs HALL ON
FIRE.
Discovered in Time to Prevent the pestrue-
ton of An Entire Square.

NO sooner had the fire cOmnarN
left the shoe shop OF Williams & VII
Hams last night after having pre-
vented most fearful confagratior
and were snugly tucked under thu
cover OF their coy touches dreaming
over what they had already accom-
| piished, when suddenly the ding
ding OF the gong in the engine room
brought them to their feet, ON board
the i1osecaft, out on Bairaque. down
on Main to the three story brick
building OF K. G. Atkinson, on the
! corner OF Main and Second avenue,
The smoke was boiling from the
third story Of this large building as
II from the crater of an immense vol
cano. Now the boys thought the
time had come for work and sure
enough they did work. Down from
the wagnn they leaped and up the
flights of long stairway they went
as If with wings of lightning. They
found the leaping climbing roaring
flames lifting their angry heads from
out the middle lockerof the anteroom
that leads TO the Knights of Pythias
hall III third story. There was no
time to lose. They were high up to-
ward heaven and they knew that
quick work meant the safety OF their
own lives, the saving OF that large
building and the rescuing of the
main portion OF the business part of
the city from the deadly grasp of the
fiery fiend. The flames had already
reached the ceiling above; the paper
as it burned was dropping from its
fastnings
Bang clash rap. We're the sounds
heard farbelow by an immense crowd
that had eongregated below Look
out! was the cry from a man as he
raised the window in the third story
facing Second avenue, and through
the window and downinto the street
came the burning plank.
In less than five minutes instead of
the flashing, glowing flames peeping
through the windows, intense dark
ness was only visible there. Then
the shout came from through the
window "Its all OUT p THANK God p
replied a man on the street below.
and some one standing by said, Say
pardner, hadn't You better thank
the firemen too"
Very little damage was done and
scarcely any water.w was used.
NOTES.
About one and a hall hours only
had elapsed between the two fires.
The brave, manly and noble efforts
of the firemen have again saved the
town.
In the building on the first floor is
located the Bank of Pine Bluff; on
the second White & Streets law office. IA
tailor shop and Edmiston's photo |
graph gallery: on the third. the I
Knights OF Pvthias hall where anum-
Der OF other fraternal orders hold t
their meetings.
Was the building set on fire is the
question The reporter for the
graphic Investigated the situation
this morning and he gives it as his
opinion that the fire was the result I
ii carelessness ON the part of some |
Dedy in leaving Il lighted lamp ON Il
shelf in the locker.
All OF us in this square should be
thankful that we are not ,'let out |
ii job" this day ON account Of a
zig fire. /
Now let everybody help the firemen
md the night watchman, Hugh |
9oss) for having rendered such
timely service.
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Notice to Stockholders.

The adjourned meeting OF the Stock
holders of The Bank OF Pine Blur.
will he held in roomsof said Bank.
on Monday February 18th, 1872, at
4 o'closk T. II. for the purpose OF
electing Directors and other purposes.
W. D. HEAIN, sec'ty. ] - 20t
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Pine BLUFF, ARK. Jan %. Mid
ding, Ike to re.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-27

Ne have recently added a full line
OF sash and door machinery and are
now making all kinds OF doors and
windows from cypress ana yellow
pine. which we guarantee to give
perfect satisfaction Better than
White pine and fol. less money.
I 27tf BIuFF CRY LUMBER Co.
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PROCEEDINGS.
ocoN DEMOCRATIC CLUB

,.,+sresting Meeting Last Night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-27

LIVERPOOL Jan. y. Cotton
opened and closed for March-April,
4.15-l5. Middling, 41d.
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NEW YORK, Jan 81. Cotton
opened for March. 80; closed, ISL.
Mildling, S 1-l6c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-27

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 81. - Cotton
opened for March, 7.337;; closed,
M. Middling 7-16.
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COTTON MARKETS.

REPORTED BY Z. c. HOWELL, MANAGER
HAMMETT GROCER co, COTTON
FACTORS.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-12-11

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COTTON LETTER
Furnished by CT Dyai x Co.,. Brokers
 and commisson Merchants.

PINE BLUFF, Dee. 29.-As might
 have been expected, the market to-
 day was almost entirely of a holiday
 character. A first great many
 were surprised and disappointed at the Liverpool news which showed no response to the fact that receipts at ports for the week ending last night only 303,000. Liverpool so far from advancing on this news. aetu- ally showed small decline and some local operators accordingly sold; but later on there was more disposition to cover just before the new year holiday, and an early decline of l to points was regained and prices then made net advance of , to points, closing firm with sales only 52,100 Liverpool declined l to + points and closed quiet and steady with spot sales 1000 at unchanged prices. There will be q holiday Il Liverpool until January 7. The re ceipts at ports today estimated ~, 026 against 57 ,5O2 this day last week
 and 43,057 last year. The quantity
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brought into sight during the week 402, ,162 against 332, ,406 for same week last year. Total in sight last night was 6.75s,922 against 5,405, ,346 for same time last season. Northern spinners takings since September l have reached ,297, 754 against 9OO,- 23s for same time last year. The figures show an increase in the quantity in sight last night, accord ing to the Chronicle, of 212,749 com pared with 1893, an increase of 399,- 4l6 compared with'92 and anincreace of 194, ,496 over 1891. Cotton prices will decline unless there is sharp and permanent reduction in the crop movement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-30
movement

The ladies of Mercedes Rebekah
 degree lodge. I. o. o. F., will give a
 "Phantom Box social at the resi- dence of Messrs. J. T. and E. B. Lynch, 520 East Sixth avenue, on New Year eve. All are kindly re- quested to be present to watch the old year out. A most delightful and pleasant time is assured all who Icome. Ladies will please bring q Innch l2 29d2t
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WILSON PRINTING COMPANY i,
 326 PINE STREET.
COTTON MARKET.
New York.

NEW YORK, December 29.-Cotton- Spots dull; middling. 54 cents.
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New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2s.-Gotton Spots, steady; middling, 1.16c,

Movement of Cotton at All United States
 Ports.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

MlppLE-AGEn geull ,mau desires 10 rent or 2
nicely furnished rooms, with bath and running
water, ~ strictly private family: would prefer
nice fiat family with children: must be In
INST class n"is hhorhood. no lodging OF boarding.
house need answer; give price, location, number
OF children, other buardrrs or dodgers II any.
Etmu"r oi flights up Iull particulars. with ref
etcnceat location east Ut Broadway h below 53th
ST. Home Comforts. box 40 World uptown.
WANTED Furnished hall room Ivy lady em-
rloyci during day hr"sstnskcr), west side, 18th
I" ~ Vt private family only, reasonable. Mrs.
IIuh. Gi5 ,th ave
WANTED Furnished room Tor housekeeping
south ~ Grand II, Address o, box "a World
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Flats and Apartments to let.
uofurn,shed-West Side,

COLUMBUS AVE. Tgs TO 100, near seth q, -
Small ras, 3 4 rooms, decorated. ranges.
boilers tubs, &c. small families only. Janitor.
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st~y Thmsiay during the monhs NJ Jdv aud
iu1,,i wW b, "THE WORLDS BOARDERS'
pAL" "A dtuer'issn,ptS Trd,r h~ cLrsafcd.
noa Gpreirin2 "a The Thursday morning EDITION ~
The Word riR h r,pedfci rte Of charge IN The
EtsR,ng lIvrit or HIc SAM dite.
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Furnished Rooms to let.

one Tim,, :Ur per hns; Second Nm,. nc. per
I'M. 7hird aud SUhsogHsnt 7ints, i5c. Jer ijtc.
NO eLfrd Charge on Sundays
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Good Will d interest for Sale.


MEAT MARKET In the country. doing good
business; must oe sold this week; a rare bar.
sait. Inquire JOHN YOUNG, $50 "a ave
OLD ESTABLISHED GERMAN t,ArNpRy-R,r.
chance; low price. Inquire 2sS East tth st
RESTAURANT, all improvements, will be sold
vheap on account Of other business II Ann 81
RESTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP. all In good
running order. l29 Hudson st.
SALOON Tor sale. Inquire
.- ?65 Bowery.
WELL ESTABLISHED wholesale bakers ton
tectioners and grocors supply business, 81. 300 ;
STOCK worth the money full particulars. Address
Z. II. w. box 81 World,
$50 WILL. Buy good lunch.room: wish to sell
This week going to Europe 7s2 Sd ave. B lyn
$3.50 BUYS coal and ice route good horse and
platform spring wagon. 50 Me erole ave. Green.
point
$500 SALOON and pool room. with living rooms
furnished. Maine ave. SIS rent. lease and IL
cense: Address EBAAR. Long Island City p. o.
81, 900 CASH will buy fine corner liquor store
worth $4,000; must sell. Going West. box 80
World
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18th ST. esl W. near Observation-Disclosures,
large cool rooms; home comforts; excellent
hoard. reduced summer pricsA
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District Telegraph Company Ia now a
branch ONCE for receiving advertising
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main office. A. d, +. mes erSers VIII
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EsSt Side,

LEXINGTON AVE-. 3sl. ncar Grand central
Elegantly furnished rooms, M idcrn improve.
ments hrenSf1st optional: moderate,
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9TH ST so E. large furnished connCcti'
rooms. with adjoining bath. suitable for ~
more gentlemen; private house
attn ST.. I'll H.. Nicely furnished rooms, viii
USE OF summer garden, 81. 20 upward.
9TH ST. ~ T.. near BroaaWay-Largc 4 small
rooms; also parlorS; permanent transient
moderate.
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Boarders Wanted.

Onr Tup~ cr per ine' Seroni Tine. ne. ps'
hus; ihwd ant Subsequent Tines. I5c per line.
No eJird charge On Sundays
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A--r-T ,,5siGp during the months Of Jaty and
.aauy mR BE- THE WORLDS TRADE
ny. Al embellishments under m's classical.
Nv vii be- repeated in NE Epsmtn9 Word Jor
T.'.s3ou free Of charge
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FurnIshed-West Side.

Furnlshed-West Side.
10TH ST. 10 w.--Apsrtment Of 3 nicely fur
nished rooms for housekeeping: outside bell
18TH ST, :2l VT rooms beds; / flight up
So, Janitor.
18TH ST, 2e7 W.-Nery desirable little furnished
rats, Sc to IS. 80 weekly, JANITOR.
18Th ST, 252 W.-Hand.omely furnished dat. s
rooms bath; flight. Johnsons bell
18Th ST, 24l W. I'D fiat front. 4 light rooms
completely furnished: $24 monthly or 81
weekly. see ianitor,
S6TH ST, 3iG & 3lS w.-Axminster carpets, brass
hedsttads Be-, complete: I light corner rooms Il
bathroom. OWNER, before /, or jantor later.
36TH ST. l4O W.-Exceedingly desirable, s rooms
bath, plano; nicely furnished; s13 week Janitor
3sTH ST. 252 w.-HandsoneIy furnished % nat
rooms bath: plano; SIS weekly. Janitor.
18TH ST, 25s W-Nicely furnished fats as
rooms bath. Janitor.
S9TH ST. 26l W.-4-room single fiat, completely
furnished: bath, SC; reasonable Ring doctors
bell.
10TH ST. 265 w.-Ncelv furnished rooms &
bath; reasonable rates Janitor.
10TH ST, 2s5 Vs. rooms, bath: charmiagly
furnished; piano; jsnitor. Ella, 22o W. 4lst ct
lO5TH ST. I07 w.-Elesantiy furnished 4-room
fats only s:5 for summer: delightfully."- cool
ianltor.
COMPLETELY furnished corner bay window nats:
rents same as unfurnshed. Edgar johnson, $50
w. 57th St
FURNISHED FLAT. with piano: rent reason
Iuauire Dbll W nAth FRANKLIN
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isp ST Bachelor apartment IN private ftmiIy
address /, h'N go World, uptown
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18TH ST, int W. Nicely furnished rooms. lars,
small. complete for Housekeeping.
2lSr 81. 20 " t.trgr neatly furnished room
private house. no other dodgers. small Amer.
can In nllN,
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BROOKLYN.

LADY Wishes To board haby; charge moderate;
best references. .G6 Pearl st. rear. Brooklyn.
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For Sale.

n rx-., o.. p,r Ans. second Tine ssc. PEI
On, , 1mI' ,,yd S,b,eauem Times. soc. pc, Ane.
~. ,r i IGn, ,,trd c,qrg, on su'tddyS
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5'Tii ST, IS W, Cd noor-Privats family; newly
furnished room running water. bath; Vienna
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eaJt Side.


l1rH ST, IA +. single 4 double clean rooms.
BOD board; terms moderate.
llrH 81, ~ D., near 9th ave. Desirable. cool
rooms abundant table transfer :. southerncrs
l1hTH ST, IA E.-Iarge, airy room. with board
fer two, private Jewish family.
18TH ST. 30 Large n small ruoms, With or
without board
9l~r ~. ~ J.. handsomely furnished rooms.
with hoard visitors to the ely accom- m odated;
reasonable ia'cs; references.
.2D II. iG T. Handsome large mall rooms:
excellent table, terms lnodrrate reference.
23b ST, III y. tool rooms, single N connect.
ing tlnusicht' accommodated reasonably: table
board; references.
ESD ST 2S +. Hoard ? Young men $3.50 each.
bain, refined home, bell H.
5ril ~. ~ H., near 18th ave. Large. small
rooms I'm or without board; -outhcrners ac-
e9tH sT. rs E,-Dcsrarle rooms with or with
out board every Convenience summer rates.
5isf ST. t. -Hnnlsome rooms. excellent table.
families bachelors, location hrst class; mod
33D ST. 2oS E-Roardcrs wanted: low prices,
alt convenience.
'orH ST. "a E.-Furn!fhed rooms. with or with,
out board: terms moderate.
ilST 81. al L. Room h board: ladies' So 90;
gents, So table hoarder,.
tsTH ST. 1856 E,-PrlNate house newly fur.
nished. comfortable rooms; running water. cx.
cellent board moderate terms.
601H ST, As Ell large furnished room, all
con'enienecs. With good board, In Jewish fam
ily
18TH ST, liS E-Larse room or front parlor
IA. nifhed, convenience. superior German
board.
9th 81, Jos +. Rooms, airy summer house ;
first class board; reasonable rates: American.
55rH ST. M IA nice back parlor for u
couple or two men. with board
5srH ST, 1853 E;-Rooms; frst-class board; terms
modei ate table board.
5sTH 81, SO Few men; bert board; light
| hat W.Rht a. mnn a alfa
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10 to 10 +. lltk 1t, near 9TH ave. comfortable
family house; very moderate terms
NURSE wishes child to care for at her home, ref
crence. A. r. Jos 4. lOist II.
SMALL French family wishes to board Young
child at home good treatment guaranteed.
e3i L. 10th st, basement
WANTED In respectable family. few lady
l0arders. cali 1870 +, 6Jth St, I'd door.
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Horses, Carriages, &c.
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\ RESPONSIBLE hotel man with 81, 900 can lease
furnished hotel and road house.
DOOLITTLE $50 Broadway.
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MISS M'CARE'S
L. A. LINDE,
Lapy. i5c. Il ime: sunday, s0c

100 West saith St. corner Broad~sy. makes spe-
cialty Of teaching persons 10 dance who have at
tempted and failed to learn at other academies.
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught: afternoon and evening classes; class
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge; open all summer.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY. 30 West 5sth
st-Open all summer; waltz guaranteed In
private lessons, with music S. four class lessons,
81: "a class lessons, IS; class every evening;
TO 10; will remove Aug. 10 American Theatre
Building icost a million dollarsl, sth and
AID ST. very large hall. electric light electric eie
vator, steam heat; Il WIZ absolutely be the most
elegant aud elaborate ds1f'ns school N IN sssa-
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Wext Side.

West Side.
BARROW ST. l9-Nice large front room; gentle
men or Housekeeping; So also small room.
CLINTON PLACE, lo7-Front furnished parlor,
$50 housekeeping ROOM $3.50 room gentle
GREENWICH AVE. 53-Nicely furnished
rooms gentlemen or light housekeeping terms
reasonable.
GREENWICH AVE, lll-Ncely furnished rooms
for housekeeping; all c1nyeniences
MACDOuGAL ST, $40, near Washington square
Nicely furnished rooms closets. housekeeping
bath respectable only.
ssnIly furnished, ample closet room. bath. eas
hot cold running water. also back parlOr,
suitable for doctor; board optional
sTH AVE. S5-Cooi, meat rooms; light house
keeping n desired. ladies or gentlemen, rea'
Sonable
It'll AVE. 1854. between 18Th 6 Goth SITS
Large furnished front a back rooms running
water, saslisht housekeepng, $3.50 4 s. re.
ception room, with piano, for accommodation OF
tenants quiet house
srH ST. % w--L.rge cool front room; folding,
bed hall rooms; moderate prices
lITH ST. l2s w.--Lorge & small rooms, nicely
Furnished; modern improvements reasonable;
r1nsien's
l2rH ST, 81, ". Desirable double : single
rooms: central summer rates; soulheruels ac-
Coumodated.
llTH ST, ia w-Lsrge & small nice fur,
. ished rooms; references
ETH ST. 1872 W --Handgomcly furnished rosmr
So upward breakfast II desired
i:rH ST. 2sl w--Frort parlor. gentlemen or
couple gas, bath terms moderate
I4iH 81. 3+i ". three large rooms, hand.
somey furnished scope month
liTH ST $40 " Neatly furnished double 4
single rooms; s. 81 "cesly
iirH ST, 2,o w--Ntcsly furnished 'arse any
hall rooms gentlemen; summer prices, refer
l5Tn ST, JS$ W pleasant. coo rooms, nicely
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6rockiVn.
BRIDGE ST sos % font hs'l rooms fur
Ulshed large rooms. S. board D: desired 81 50
BROADWAY 800 R ogSlyn-Niney furnished
psTlor a bedroom ter : gentlemen OF couple
saloon,
HENRY ST S. Brooklyn. near brlige-Lsrse
comfortably furnished rooms complete. house
keeping or gentlemen.
HENRY ST. ll8-single 4 double rooms 81 so
upwards; few minutes walk to bridge 4 ferries
MIDpAGH ST, ss-LArge furnished front room
gentlemsn W man 4 ~fs. summer priosA
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allow To GET RICH WITH S20li!-Ths
stock market offers srandest opportunity: call
personally and obtain valuable information; pri-
waite wires to different exchanges. TRACBMANN
4 1RAIRNER. nanksrs and Brokers t6 New at.
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AUCTION AUCTION! AUCTION,
JOHN YOUNG. Auctoneer. viii sell at public
auction FRIDAY, July 10. at II o'clock in fore
noon, at stable 20f West 10th st. to close part.
nershp the following: is head young serNi cable
family, truck and business horses. is sets single
and double light and heavy harness, trucks,
top business wagons, top phaetons, top side.
hrst-class makers; sale positive. rain shine.
Auctloneers ONCE, $50 I'd ave
A BREWSTER top buggy, also handsome extern
sion top family surrey, single and double har
ness. all nearly new: no offers refused. Sc
West 10th st.
BUGGY. HORSE and harness. s35; no top phaeton.
80. 55S W. 10Th ST.
ELEGANT outfit. goat buggy and harness COM
plete: cheap. CAN after +. NJ, 26s W.
l3sth at
GREAT sACRIFICE-sl5O: party going abroad !:
hrst-class extension top, cutunder family sur
itth st.
GREAT BARGA1N--Team sorrel mares ss5: )
business horses. $50 TO si5. i05 Freeman at.
Greenpont.
HORSE and light covered business wagon to hire
Apply 52l West 10th st.
HORSE AND BUGGY for sale
SIC 10th ave.
MUST SELLS open and top business wagons,
rs wagons suitable for express. carpenter, coal,
vender peddler. 10 open and top milk wagons
10 horses 52S r. I'D st.
NO REASONABLE OFFER refused: horses
weight 200; also single ice wagon and har
ness, separate or together. Residence. LOG Calyer
St, Greenpoint
TRUCK and top wagons for sale. 2is Calyer St.
Greenpoint.
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LEXINGTON AVE l59--innlsomely furnished
large front psrlor. also small rooms. summer
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18TH ST. Ell W.-Loyeiy home; all conveniences;
. splendid location: for ladies' or gentlemen: ID
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$3.50 OBTAINS position; Interest pays investment
monthly. will Increase: manufacturing business
MONOPOLY, box sJ5 World. uptown.
500 LOAN WANTED; will give bonus ex-
ceient board and room for SIX months; security
reference: small family.
10 900 CIRCULARS. So; I, 900 cards. 81; biliheadA
noteheads, statements, envelopes, Sc, low.
KELLOGG. 10 ID ave-