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nineteen votes,

nineteen votes, 81
Eleventh precinct, one hundred and
eighty votes, $50
Twelfth precinct, Que hundred and
flfty-nine votes, 100
Thirteenth precinct, one hundred and
eighty-three, votes, lS3
Fourteenth precinct, two hundred
and fourteen votes, IA
Fifteenth precinct, one hundred and
thirteen votes, lI3
Total number of votes received by
Henry Mades, two thousand
eight hundred and seventy eight
votes, 2STS
James H.. McManus received in the
First precinct, seventy six votes, 20
Second precinct, ffty-nine votes, 81
Third precinct, sixty votes, 20
Fourth precinct, seventy votes, ~
Fifth precinct, seventy-feur votes, "a
Sixth precinct, fifty votes, so
Seventh precinct, eighty votes, ~
Eighth precinct, ninety-four votes, "a
Ninth precinct, s%ixty-nine votes, "
Tenth precinct, ninety-five votes, %
Eleventh precinct, eighty-six votes. %
Twelfth precinct, sixty-four votes, o.
Thirteenth precinct, ninety votes, 50
Fourteenth precinct, sixty-two votes, 62
Fifteenth precinct, seventy-eight, rs
Total number of votes received by
OdltiCS Ii. HIutul1luo, OAO btOA-
sand one hundred and seven
votes, HOY
! William Knedler received in the
First precinct, one vote, !
Second precinct, four votes, 4
Fourth precinct, four votes, 4
| Sixth precinct, three votes, 3
Seventh precint, four votes, 4
Eighth precinct, two votes, 2
Eleventh precinct, four votes, 4
Twelfth precinct, one vote, l
Thirteenth precinct, fourteen votes, IA
Fourteenth precinct, eleven votes, IL
Fifteenth precinct, thirteen votes, Ii
| Total number of votes received by
William Knedler, sixty-one
votes, 6l
We do certify that the foregoing is a true,
full and correct statement of the Election
above mentioned, as the same is produced
before the Board of Canvassers according to
law, and that the same exhibits the number
OF votes on the poll books of the several
Precincts in the the Aldernanic Districts
respectively, and of the ballots rejected, the
whole number of the names of the voters IN
the poll books of the several Precincts, the
| name of each person for whom any vote or
votes were given, the number of votes given
for each person in each Precinct, and the
whole number of votes given for each person
for each Office designated for him as they
appear by the statement SO produced and
laid before the Board.
In witness whereof we nave hereunto set
our hands this Fourteenth day of April,
| A. D., one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-four.
ROBERT McANDREw,
| Chairman Of the Board of City Canvassers.
JOHN E. ScoTT,
Clerk of the Board of City Canvassers.
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HandbaII Notes.

The admirers of handball were numerous
at the Jersey City Clubs court yesterday,
and they saw seven interesting match games.
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MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
.BOARDOF CITY CANVASSERS
OF
JERSEY CITY.
Continued.
Thirteenth precinct, forty-three

VoueS,
Total number of votes received by
John McEntee, one thousand
two hundred votes,
Jacob Schwink received in the First
precinct, three votes,
Second precinct, three votes,
Third precinct, three votes,
Fourth precinct, nine votes,
Fifth precinct, eight votes,
Sixth precinct, six votes,
Seventh precinct, two votes.
Eighth precinct, nine votes,
Ninth precinct, three votes,
Tenth precinct, one vote,
Eleventh precinct, two votes,
Twelfth precinct, four votes,
Thirteenth precinct, six votes,
Total number of votes received by
Jacob Schwink, ~iifty-nine votes,
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stevens, Lacrosse Team Now.

The lacrosse team of Stevens Institute
met the team of the Polytechnic Institute at
Prospect Park on Saturday.
It was a well-played game from start to
finish. StillweIl made the first goal for
stPoly.n Then Perkins, of the "Poly'' team,
secured the ball, and by soma clever dodg-
ing and passing sent the ball to S~tillwef1,
who again sent it whizzing through the
posts. Scott, of the Stevens team, next dis
tinguished himself by placing the ball twice
between the posts, thus tying the score.
Stillwell made the third goal for "Poly"
just as time was called. In the second half
and another near the close, thus winning by
a score of A goals to 8 goals.
Pool Tourney.
The pool tournament at Taylor's Hotel was
not completed on Saturday night, but will
close this evening. TIL results of the games
Saturday were:-Rowe beat ~Perlmutter, Is
to II; Roblee defeated Denhart, who allowed
Is, by 25 to 81; Reilly defeated Rowe, 25 to
20; Reilly defeated Roblee by IS to II; j..
Smith defeated Reilly, who allowed 10, by,
Is to So: Smith defeated Rowe, who allowed
Is, by 81 to 80; Roblee defeated Rowe, who
Rowe, rs to II, int Cummings defeated
Rowe, % to %. French has six games to
play, Reilly has 5, Roblee 4, and Smith has
3 to complete his list.
,Hobokcn Clubs Team.
The Hoboken Baseball Club has selected a
strong team. The players chosen are:-J.
Burke, c.; c. Carnianx, p; w. Gillis, 1b. J..
Mullins, 3D.; F. Reinecke, SIS; J.. Purcell,
3b. NJ. Shannon, r. f.; w. Starronn, c. f.;
C. Reid, If.
Tho team will open the season on Decora-
ton Day. In the morning they will meet
the Arlingtons and in the afternoon the
Montgomery b. B. C. The other games
scheduled are-June 2, Brooklyn AS; june
o, Jersey City B. B.. c.; June 16, Produce
Exchange; june %, Star Athletic III of
Newark; June 80, Ironsides Of Newark.
Aquatic.
The f~onr-oared crew Of the Rosedale Club
was out yesterday. The doubles also took a
spin.
The Dutch crew Of the Atlantics rowed to
Yonkers yesterday. The Snake charmers
went to Gutenberg. The latter are training
for the Passaic regatta on Decoration Day.
Four of the Valencias went out in singles,
the double was out and the four cared barge.
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Dated April asd. 1891 JOHN J. iofFhf sneF'H'

SHERIFF'S SALE-IN CHANCERY OF NEW JER-
~ sey.
Between The Pamrapo Building and Loan Associa-
ton, complainant, and Charles Nelson ct ais, de-
PENDANTS.
Fl. ia. For sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable MAY term, 1894.
N. J. Currie, Solicitor.
By virtue of the above stated writ. to me directed
and delivered, l shall sell by public vendue. at Real
Estate Salesrooin. No. 80 Montgomery street, Jersey
City, on
THURSDAY, the twenty-fourth day of May, A. D.
1894,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises, with the appurte-
nances, being the same described in said writ, that
is to say
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described. stu
ate, lying and being in the City of Jersey City in the
County Of Hudson and State of New Jersey, and
which on a map on Gle in the Hudson County Regis
terss Office, entitled Map of property in Jersey
City, n. j., formerly Greenvilie. owned by Henry r.
N. DeAott, George R. aud Benjamin Vreeland, Is
known and distinguished as lot numbered I'D
twelve, In block lettered &C." fronting on the north
easterly side Of Cedar street. as the same IS laid
down on said map; also known as lot numbered
twelve Q2l, in block numbered thirteen hundred
and forty-twO Q.54a, on O map in the Jersey City
Collectors office, entitled Map of that portion OF
Jersey city formerly known as GreenviIie, 1881" as
the same Is laid down on said map.
Dated April 2Sd. 1891.
hLI hLEEN A~4E
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SHERIFF'S SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW JER
~ sey.
Between Madeleine NJ. Price. complainant, and
Charles A.. June and Charles V. TfIy, defendants.
Fl. ia For sale of mortgaged premises.
ReturnableS5lay t~eiTailS9l.
Anderson Price. Solicitor.
By virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue at Real
Estate Salesrooln, No. IS Montgomery street, Jersey
City, on
THURSDAY, the twensy-fourth day of May, A. D.,
1894.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises, with the appurte-
nalces. being the same described in said writ, that
is to say:
Ali the following escgibed tract or parcel Of land
and premises. situate, living and being in the City
Of Jersey City, III the County OF Hudson and State
of New Jersey. and which upon a certain map en-
titled Commissioners Map No l of the partition of
lands lying in Hudson County, among the heirs Of
Henry and Nellie Traphagen, deceased, dated July
second, 1885, Is known and designated as lot num-
bered 16, on block numbered "a, and more particu-
larly described as follows: Beginning at point on
the northerly lire Of Eighteenth street, distant one
hundred feet east OF Jersey avenue; from thence
ninety-two feet to line of land Of Coverly; thence
southeasterly along Coverly line twenty-five feet
and ~sixty-ive onc-hundreths; thence southerly
parailelwith Jersey avenue ,eightystx feet twenty
live one-hundredths to the northerly side of Eight
eenth street; thence westerly and along northerly
side OF Eighteenth street twenty-five feet to begin
ing.
Dated April 23d, 1894.
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Regular meeting Of the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners held on Monday,
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Total number of votes received by
Jacob Schwink, fiifty-nine votes,
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Total number Of votes received by
Herman Heider, fifty-eight
votes, Isl
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NOpFCES,

To Be Continued,
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no THE CREDITORS OF TIE LiEsMANN Bros,

WILLIAM 2. GILMORE.
Special Master in Chancery.
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Ease hits-Jersey City. Is: Nyack A. C., Z.
E-rrors-Jersey City, L; Nyack A. C-,5.
BatterIes-Hart and Merritt, Dennis and Murp
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atat estate Sor Sale.
Brooklyn

s an ideal place to livein Ihas real rapid transit un
surpassed churches schools and markets and Isl
the business part of New York than most parts of
Harlem. Real estate Is rising value constantly and
as an Investment alone you cannot AFFORD TO miss the
chance Of securing house there such advantage
ous terms
The New York Building Loan Banking Company has
large number OF houses in the best parts Of Brook
lyn and Is now presenting them for your selection
They are and all models Of the builders art per
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ID your time on me Z" Why not be near business,
AZ locality good g22 East l4Ih st., bstory, brown
atone Enzlkh basement, perfect condition Sl25 per
month; Unusually desirable for nice private family.
or dooF or dsntst long lease aud eonoessiQns 70
liable tenant FoLSoa BROS. sac Broadway. or
Hiram Merritt - ~ Ass
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Service

Messenger

PRODUCE EXCHANGE. A. n. TO Ten
ia PEARL ST.. 2 A. u TO FA-
. REW ST, 4 A. u. TO Pm
100 BROADWAY. q A. II TO RA
10 WALL 81, . A. u TO Pa.
100 FRoET 81. 9 4. Il TO ESQ ?. -
Is FULTON ST., . a. - TO R.A
~ CaUECa 81, a - 70 -
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grsal alotires'
NEW A0UEDUC'r.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION FOR APPRAISAL

DUBLIc NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that It is the In.
L tention OF the Counsel TO the Corporation OF tho
Sossr g SPpons%sas q APE
al. SsSa aRpSss&&sl
County, on he YIN day ossoSe! ss4 at O'clock
be RsaS TSs Sjees Of such appaon to obtain
an order Of the Court aPpointng three rested
IN the coSRiy Of New York and the other OF whom
eS descrSed IS Situated of
Appraisal 70 and sPpG"se the
u ne described proposed 70
Rs 81 supply
estate sought 70 be taken affected !;
sss 81 & S" sn IS 3 and
STea On y saa ae faa pna efrps a
OF Public Works, City OF New York, property maps OF
se@ Ss 81
towns OF sSHegs enc SS5ta salem e@Th
Was ied ia %estchester County Register once a
s @se s sGS & on tho 9Th day OF Sep
N. real Be at 81 20 90
pas avenue distant Sc Zee! westerly from the
~ ss Is ~ east fseS thence north II
degrees ~ minutes 80 seconds west 2s6s feet thence
isst thence south degrees 8 minutes east I07 e
ff feet h Ihsne. north IS degrees minutes east
s45G feet thence north 4 degrees ~ mingt "a
seconds east 1891 feet thence north O. degrees 81
mrSterly ii feet to the soutReastery Side d the Fast
sranfh o. GT99R ESs s s
thence north 80 degrees minutes 80 seconds west
along me Pd CLoon InT&Pks road the t0iIowlns
Ses "a & tSssce south Il ssrSss IS MINUTES
west IiOV2 feet TO Aahopac avenue, thence cross
Rssreo henes s aons the old crSton TSP
road the tooMing oourses and distances; south a.
degrees ~ minutes ~ ss"hns ses az ise;1 Isi
seconds VEST 2@s7l feet thence south 50 degrees %
minutes west bh.bl feet, thence south ~ deSress
= dasTsss minutes ~tst isi25 feet %
the noFthsssts5y SIDE OF the West r Trench
Croton River IN so south! direction 70 ne
East Branch Croton river 10 The louthwssery Corner
Of Parcel No. o. thence along SAID Parcel No o. north
along the westerly side Of rot0n street the following
courses and distances horth degrees west 80 feet
degrees west les s. feet lhs9ee north desrsss yves!
crossing aid Csos ttrei norm aegFees vyest o. frr
the sOutherly side Of Parcel No thence along the
seasi 40 feet to The Westerly SIDE Of ashopac Gvenue
thence along the westerly SIDE Of said hahopae ave
ssiG MS6opss avenue and rSnnins south - agsre'
thence along the easterly side p Parcel No north
: degrrts a minutes 10 seconds West E5V,a+ teeI
thence sill along the sastery y side q SAID TsFe
No north drgrcss west lJo.is fest' thence
20 The side ~ Nahopss avenue thence
fSssS ia he hsaSas & q PSS S6
thCnce south ~ degrees % minutes 30 seconds east
taining Ill he lands Sithln ssld BOUNDS eIeeptas
however the street avenue herein referred 70 a.
Rsferenee Is made to said map nlsd a aforeSaldt
: more detailed description OF the real estate TO
Dated New YORK City ssPssHmFfRffJ. v 4 Is etaR
- s iSseis row . y S s SoaE "a
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UFFftE, % FIFTH Nv, NEW HUHK
AN EASY WAY To SECURE a HOME.
Properties in New Jersey New York, and Pennsyl-
vania for sale at reasonable prices and upon easy
tirms-es much ns per cent OF purchase price may
remain for reasonable time on bond ard mortgage at
per cent. These holdings unsls Ut farms of vary
Ing acreage under cutivntDn) having farm buildings
thereon In good condition; dwellings IN many large
cltles country Iesidenc New York; also desT
able lots IN various localities with special terms TO
those contemplating building. For additional infor.
kukTGAGEE, r. o. box 1874, New York city
DIVER FRONT rARMs-l5O acres, s9.ooo 200
HI acres, s3,00u road fronts. 80 acres, $500 40
acres, $3.50 nc acrcs 5000; W acres. $500; farm
II. p. CHAMBERS. fredericksburg Md
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wtat estate .sSr Sale.
ONLY RICH MEN
CAN AFFORD TO PAY RENT.

Poor men, and men OF moderate means, should own
their homes. This sounds impossible. It'll not even
diflcuit The New York Building Loan banking Com.
is select Of the houses which they have to SELL
make a comparatively small FIRST payment, move in,
and then, by making monthly payments Of about
what the rent would be, the house becomes
yours without any plnchIns and cramping to make
your family uncomfortable but 80 easily that the won.
der is that everybody does adopt the method
Of buying homo.
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The GARDENS OF FLATBUSH
ARE NOW OPEN.

WHAT for : For the judicious and careful Investor
and Tor there ia NO other nroner,v that
has 40 r,anv .,,rourd odvan,aoos "a This beautiful
n, 7, IA in ono n, tho m,.t ars,cra,c sections Of
,ho alto =, proori,,r surrounded NV ana nr,vate
m,,s,ons d.t,cbed villa. terr,c.s lawns con.erva.
,nr.. ao,vor garian. ane a.nbaIt and macad,mized
ro,ds ard only t,ventv Ave minute, from the bridge
80 ss,nI. hv a 90 ,,o,,.v I,rs. nd stean, cars FOR
= nvo.c.n, fare Tho nronortv ia in the centre Of
prootiyr and in three miles nearcr the CITY Hail
,han E.s, No,x yort Flatbusb avenue IA 70 be
onanod ,,ro,,b, IN Oh. brdoa Al c,,x ,mnrove.
,on,s ,,.,.r ,os seycr. eIectric lights and s,opo
sidewalks. 1t. close proximity to Prospect ,, Park
dwelling place. Lots from $3.50 each upward. Easy
terms: all titles guaranteed. No other section OF
brooklyn PROMISES ~ n'uch III inc he"r iutuIc' "''
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RATES. Zoe. PER LINE.
Real Gstate.

UTANTED-If owners agents of improved or I'M
w improved land or farms for sale Will commnni'
with the undersigned their propositions Will re-
ceive prompt attention. y. MlSSl.ER KIMMERT,
Immigration Agents, 100 West ST., New York city.
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PsrsOaal 5otifss.

WILL EXPRESsMAH who took trunk from lit
w West 45th 81 about half pAst O'Clock wednes
day afternoon address c. box 100. sun up Town ONCE
1855 Broadway.
~ 70 your letter xfLQ
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FURNISHED Rooms & apartmtats to = si
East side.


East Side.
When licking for loom this suggestion may
help you: An advertisement In THE SUN will
be seen by SUN readers; In house where Ihe
SUN goes The room Is pretty apt 10 be such IS
you would care to occupy.
INRoNT PARL.OR. for two gentlemen. s3 per week
II single rooms, 81 80. Address S42 East 2sth ST
TINHE BAVARIA 242244 East seth st.-Elegant par
i lor; other rooms every nyenlenee; meals II de-
sired; transients accommodated.
s)D AV., 224 near Hath sT-LsTgs back DArlor, well
= fumlshed; conFeniences; occupied by physician
for past three years also other desirable rooms;
pie closets; nIstelAss private house, good loeAoni
terms reasonable
SD Az, i4l. near eth sL-Large front room, well
= furnished heated gas bath; suit tNo; s4oO.
4 9TH ST, lO4 EAsT.-Elegantly furnished paTloE
noOr also other desirable rooms strictly private
house; every accommodation
Urn ST. 2ss EAsT.-Parlor noor and basement,
Il seven rooms and bath heated With or without
carpets.
ETH ST. I47 EAsT-LArgs and small rooms; well
% Ifurnlshed; eyery convenience; large basement
furnished or unfurnished.
7Ta ST., $40 EAST. opposite stuyyeaant Park
Il Furnished room: heated; bath rent very mod
crate; gentlemen only. --
\ ora ST. s24 EAsT.-Front parloE and adjoining
- room; All eonyenenees auit doctor othsr rooms
board optional
. ara ST.. 20 EAST, neAr Madison squaEe,.,vsry de-
= 4 siTGbls rooms, With nrstelAss accommodation
1OTH ST, IOS5{ EAsT.-HsndsOlnsly furnishsd
~ room N private family, with hons comfort via
o. without board
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Copartntrship gotires.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned, under the name OF William b.
Pond Co., has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business will be continued by Mr.. Nc
Loughn, who will also attend to the settlement OF
the hrm's affairs. WILLIAM b. POND CO.
HARRY McLOUGHLIN.
Dated OCT. 9, 1894
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VIRgINIA PLANTATION, 7s5 acres, for sI,oooi
buildings alone worth more than asked for farm.
Must be soh TO close estate terms OF ymeni
400 acres cleared, 800 fne timber; large amount Of
river low grounds OF Inc xhaustble fertility all level
and smooth a mile Post ONCE; best of neghborhood;
churches OF all denominations; frame house, large
rooms perfect repair; orchard; fine view; detached
kitchen large barns stables and tenant houses IL
W. c. STEVENS, Lynchburs, Va
1T is AN ACCEPTED FACT THAI
oooooo COLUMN, REALIZE BETTER
o o o o THAN THROUGH DOZEN
o OTHER MEDIUMS
RATES. Toe. PER LINE.
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Auttiun Notitrs.

CHERRIES SALE, Wan. TOPPING CO. Auction.
- eeFswlll sell Monday. Oct 22 a. 1880 A. h, az
Essrx st. sturk 81 gruceries consisting Of canned
goods soapA sites. tea hour &e also counters. cot
fee mill, fixtures, g.. JOHN Il. sEAIONs SheFin.
v. HElMBERGER, Deputy.
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| CORNER CENTRE AND wALKER-Lofts, 75176;
sn& fffak &
FIsHERMEN.mon Jamaica Bay; at Arysrne by the b;
'0' next season. Aaf Dia6S, HrSeine Long island
2o s,STCs
> BeeKman. spruce Park row, Nassau William, Gold,
'n PEARL 'n aG Mn,si e % Sna TflRi,S st.
y II. JAMES. 1853 West 27th st.
e6 is Gss aGam
flats aud apartments % Get.
SEyfs ha e s{s'ES Il
THIS cG Ios. f fE LINE.
THE RUTLEDGE,
COZ. CENTRAL PARK WEST q SGD ST.
cENrRALPsIARKw WEST
NOS. eef AND e2i.
hall ss@' s9y R
Ssn H Or sFobbARr "ttornSy s. Liberty 81
SCARBORO MANSION,
- i , ND xss 49, 49, H ,a,i.T,oS
Apsrtment, OF seven rooms and bath, all light;
ss ess ho1s Ssd
-A--Iarue list OF rats and aportment, near iO4t6
"A: 3, station With all improvemsnts some steam can,
from sS to $40 SsS ns sat Gas
anu e N " - ~, ~
-. : s.a.'on snAnlre :. !" NJ :. o9e So'onous AZ,
sa e N fsar dwss al E
heated; rent s Se21 n and ssa pro,a, cor ,o,,
ITi7i EAST GOTH ST. you can see single and double
- zen. szs 10 sss.
FLATS iOo'h iii RW RenF AZ G Madison av
ELESANT CORNER APARTMENTS,
land rooms and bath finely deCorated steam heat
rooms; rent $3.50 to 81 400 per annum.
,nh HD..,,,Df, az y, so'"s' oo,"
asP%i
trance from $40 to $50 six rooms at Fast st.
$50 ss4 nve rooms ,25l and 253 Park near Goth
slso siS rooms prIVate Sas Sc and II West iooth
st near Central PARK entrance SIS s3i; all ruonis
light. decorated. FRANCIS j. sCHSCGG, IS East goth
st.. corner Park av. -
and as a.
fIAGG Zoo furnished HATS, a4s West 2;id st
FL.A,:Js AMP i. APAkTME ;S gnfurnshed and fur
fol-soa skoIhEhs sEo hroadway, cor. lS'h ST.
ba. Sssn meat n Ssa so A near S''h s
A-S RIJiHSb a WHITING, s Beekman st.
tk55EI ia ~, ADS nat oroos anu oah
~, a.. = :, =,
Agent on premises.
.,,,,,nr. =, 600 - o,- .,-------- -,
nj h,b III ST9 20 W. M;,x ,1o nso ana
steam heated throushout rent $50: one month free
ysntor,
steam heated flats; rooms and bath.
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aral estate for Salr-8ruohlyu.

WI ESTATE ARE BROUGHT ABOUT THROUGH
THE SUN THAN THROUGH ANY OTHER
DAILY PAPER PUBLISHED.
RATES Toe. PER LINE.
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CORNER CENTRE AND wALKER-Lofts, 75x75i
~ passenger and freight elevators; steam heat and
power Wal c. WALKERS SONS 2sBIa Broadway.
EIsHERMEN.-on Jamaica Bay. at Arverne blythe
4 Sea; houses will be built to suit applicants and let
for next season. Address by letter,
4. DIMON, Arverne Long Island.
I.oR GROCERY. with apartments to let, s20 hxturcs
II and shelving sold low. JANITOR 33B 4. lOBth st.
CHORES, lofts, and offices John, Fulton, Ann,
- Beekman Spruce. Park row, Nassau William, Gold,
Clin Pearl, and Water SITS. and vicinity.
rutland WHITING, Becknan 81.
SMALL SHOP to let with power.
- C.F.JAMES. 1853 West With st.
c. II. O'SEILL CO., 1855 Hudson ST.
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Country Board.

DoARDERs desired:
DRIvATE PLACE. high grounds, grand views very
i healthy, vicinity Hlllorook, Dutehess county; gu
DerIor accommodations offered by private family Tor
Tall and winter months; reference given and required
Owner, 100 East 18th st.
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Glairrnuants.
HUNGARIAN CLAIRvOYANT tells from
II cradle grave: every hidden ystery revealed;
gives good success In business; removes family trou
bes; brings separated together letters answered by
mail q; send lock OF hair; satisfaction charge.
NINE. E.. 249 9Th av.
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!aIuturuishsa Rooms atantsa.
alafurnishta houses 90 Get,

.s. Ross @ .5.isl i'T F 27S
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Sflert apara-Hrooklau.


(NooD TABLE BOARD at Mrs. Davis and Miss Cooks
" 2Ob SchermeThOrn ST.. near Hoyt; breakfast ana
dinner, o. per week breakfast, LUNCH and dinner
So per week.
DINEAPPLE ST, s3-Pleassnt rooms, excellent
Il board minutes from the Bridge; terms 20 70 30
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VICTORIA, 18th ST., near 9Th av. Five rooms and
' bath; handsomely decorated; all new: low rents
janitor, 81. W. DOWNS ISL 9th av.
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flats aud apartmtnts -arOOhlyl

(NARRoLl. 81 $50, near 18th Ay.-Flne large and
" liEht slHgle fat rooms and bath; heated halls
s2d Apply on premises.