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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-24
=. H. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, May 20, Top M, 1894. J

SAVANNAH, GA, May 23, Top. M, 1894.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature at Savan-
nah to-day was S3', and the minimum 60,
the mean temperature being "a, or 10 be-
low the normal.
IL is slightly cooler in the South Allan
tic States, Northwestern Florida, in the
vicinity of Palestine, Tex, in Western
Arkansas, Southwestern Kansas and
Middle Nebraska, and much cooler in
Middle and Southern Alabama and Mid
die Mississippi Elsewhere the tempera-
ture has risen or remained nearly station
airy. The rise in temperature has been
most decided in South western Ohio, East
ern Nebraska and in Upper Michigan.
An area Of low barometer centers in the
Middle Atlantic states, and a second de-
preston continues central in the south
west.
An area Of high pressure, Of slight in
tensity, covers the northern and middle
slopes Of the Rocky mountains. Unsettled
weather prevails in nearly all sections
east of the 103d meridian.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
8 O'Clock p. m. to-day rainfall was pretty
general throughout the cotton belt.
2. II. SMYTH, Observer.
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Per schr Annie c race for Philadelphia
100000 feet p lumber-GeOrgia Lumber Co.
Per schr Anna l. Milford for Philadelphia
10000 crossties, measuring 448, 800 feet-E
Hurd.
$50 bales cotton 759 bbls rosin 81 bbls spirits
turpentine 10 bbls rosin oil. 46 064 feet lumber
horses, /, O)6 crates vegetables, 554 bbl-crates
vegetables. 100 boxes oranges 81 bales domes,
tics ISL pkgs mdse.
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New Orleans Defeats Atlanta,

New Orleans, May 23.-It took the
home team ten innings to defeat the visi-
tors to-day in hot and closely contested
game Both sides played excellently.
The score follows: .....
New Orleans....1 OOOO1OO45- 10
Atlanta..........O0 90 O0330-6 70
Batteries-Braun and Halter; keenan, and
BOlan
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Lamson, Smith, Charleston: Oscar C Schmidt
Bacon, Savannah.
Brow Head. May f9-Passed, steamer Burn.
ley lBrl. Carey, Savannah for Garston Dock.
Bremen, May 20-Arrived steamers Glen.
moryen lBrl. Brunstron, Charleston; Tor
grOm lBrl Mcintosh, Wilmington, NC:
Wastwater IBrl stephens, Fernandina via
Savannah.
Cape Espartel, May 21--Passed, steamer
City Of Gloucester lBrl, Milbourn, Savannah
for Barcelona and Genoa.
Hamburg, May 20-Arrived, ship Ida TGer1.
Winters, Savannah; bark Ameer [Bri, lis.
land, Savannah
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 10 words or more,
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD Cash In Advance. each insertion.
anybody who has any want 10 supply. any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-.
modations to secure; indeed, any wish 10
crafty, should advertise In this column.
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SAVE DOCTORS RllLa

oy regulating the bowels, thereby ure-
venting thousand and one dsrauKefnepta
OF the system which follow neglect of this
precantion. Once used for this purpose,
Dr, F1erces Pleasant Pellets are ALWAYS
IN favor They're purely vegetable and
Tar better, as liver pill, than blue pills
or calomel Their secondary effect Is 10
keep the bowels open and regular-not
to cons6pate.
Miss MARY ANGUISH, OF Glen Edston.
MQfAldA %, W. Va. sayRi TIN Ynarn nnn
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A POSTMASTER ON TRIAL.
The Roberts Case From SandersvilIe
Before Judge Speer.

Macon, Ga, May 23.-The famous
Roberts case, in which John B. Roberts,
formerly postmaster and prominent cit.
izen of SandersEille, is arraigned on the
two indictments of issuing and presenting
Illegal money orders for payment, and
selling postage stamps otherwise than for
cash, came up in the United States dis
trict court to-day. District Attorney
Gary moved for a consolidation of the
two indictments, but the motion was
objected TO by the defendants counsel.
The objection was overruled and the
indictments were consolidated.
The defendant objected to the indict-
ment on a number Of. grounds, but the OBJ
lection was oyerruled. The court then
adjourned until tomorrow morning. The
charge of selling stamps for other than
cash is based on Roberts alleged purchases
Of merchandise, paying therefor in
stamps, thereby increasing his commits
sion on the sale 100 per cent A number
of prominent lawyers appear for the de-
Tense.
Judge Speer passed an order continuing
all the revenue cases to a special term in
July
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Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
G II Morrell, n F Hill, T Gallagher, Miss w
M Brown Fl Bearman, w + Goho. James
Washington.
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SAVANNAH THE WINNER
Nashville Beaten by a Score OIL ,
Without an Error

Nashville Tenn, May 23.-Following is
>the full Official score of to-day's game
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MISS GOULD May WE'D A TITLE.
one Is in the Right Path and May Re.
turn Princess or Duchess.
from the Philadelphia Record.

-. From the Philadelphia Record.
New York, May 20.-Niss Anna Gould,
whose engagement with William Nee.
I hartman has been broken, did not go to
l drls to geta trousseau, but for the OPP
portunity of seeing something of the
STorid' 1t is not improbable that Miss
n aus, may one day become a princess or
duchess. Her chaperon in Paris has
Io ovu ID. d MISS Fannie Reed, who has taken
ner young charge into some of the most
SCaCluslVe houses of the Faubourg St.
"tollIaln set. If Miss Anna Gould desires
w. see English society at it's best she will
Pc Iaae the kindly o2hces of Mrs. Arthur
rasetl who placed" in England such
noted beauties as Miss Jennie Chamber
,ut1' now Mrs. Herbert Naylor Leyland,
G Sru LADY Terence Blackwood If Miss
, ~Guiu nas not great beauty she has that
L,yguG9ciInlng quality Of possessing immense
much. -'''' - "A
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ON NORTHERN DIAMONDS.
Results of the Days Games in tn
National League Cities.

Results of the Days Games in the
National League Cities.
Washington, May 23.-Games of base
ball were played to-day with the follow
ing results:
RAIN AT CLEVELAND.
At Cleveland-The Cincinnati and Cleve-
land game was postponed on account Of rain.
STOPPED AFTER ONE INNING.
AT Ph1ladelphia-The Philadelphia and
washington game scheduled for to-day
was stopped by rain at the end of the first in
ming the score standing to in favor of
Washington.
LOUISVILLE BEATS ST. LOUIS.
At St. Louis RI
Louisville .... .... o 201 90 o. l
Batteries-Hawley and Buckley; Hemming
and Earl
BROOKLYN BEATS BALTIMORE.
At Brooklyn RH
Baltimore. ......... O0O10 o OIL l
Internationally and Kinslow; Mullane
and Robinson.
CHICAGO PROTESTS A GAME
At Chicago H f
Chicago. .................. O2241O-9 II 8
Pittsburg .............. 8 0 "a DO l
-Clausen. Donnelly. Hutchinson
and Schrtver; Niehol, Gambert and Mack.
Chicago protested the game which was
called to allow the visitors to catch a train,
NEW YORK BEATS BOSTON.
At Boston, r H f
New York .. ...... ; 0 o. 3 0 *--12 u
Boston ....,....u. 3 0O000 0O-4 10 3
Batteries-Meekin and Farrell; Staley
Stivetts and Ryan.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

s-S~e-S~-~>~N-~-~~~~~~~~s
ElINE fresh fish all kinds, delivered every
a day, by n Bodies, stall No. 4. city mar
ket. Can and see us.
POSES, La France. Marechal Neil, Papa
~ Gontier the Bride, etc. Floral designs
a speciality. Special attention paid TO neat
parlor decorations. Plants OF all descriptions.
Leave orders az Strong's Pharmacy, "a Bull
street. George Wagner, florist Thunderbolt
road, telephone ig2
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| was pale and oEna-
ciated, food fermont-
ed in my stomach.
A physician pro-
no unced my case
"CAtArrh OF the
Stomach" but be
gould not help me.
1 lived q IN onth
without solid food
and when ! tried to
eat l would vomit.
1 began taking Or.
Pierce'n Pleasant
Pellets. and in two
weeks ! was decided
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10 aper Manufacture 1t is now possible, sir,
~ Cut down a growing tree and turn 1t into
'TPcr within twenty-four hours.
tpstLIe"t Edltor-That's nothing Our dra.
Ssne , man frequently has his criticisms in
W octore the play begins.-Puck
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III - 49,. ~ bSttnNs AM now
wen, never felt better IN my life; have a bet
s ser Color, cat more, and have no distress Ef-
ter eating-having gained thirteen pouuda"
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Queen Victoria will take her box at Covent
Garden Theater Is usual during the coming
aeAson.
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She-I have Just been reading about the
seven ages OF man. wonder how shakespeare
would. have described the ages of WOMAN
Be-I here would be but two ages Of woman.
She-HoW s that2'
He--Sweet sixteen and not yet thirty
Detroit Tribune.
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u don know what to do with KinlSins'
poem said the editor
"Whyfr
II 1 throw it away, he'll say I'm jealous,
and-ifI print II, his friends Will say 1 tried TO
make him ridiculous. Washington star.
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SuMMsR R:SnRTs
BUARO NG.
EDUCATIONAL

BOOKKEEPING. shorthand new and easy
- systemQ typewriiing, biography. Tuition
So.O0 a month. Day or night session. Geor-
ONCE building
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LOST

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| OST, lady's sealskin pocketbook, on Belle
Vue Tuesday afternoon. Liberal re-
ward Return to De Soto.
,oSP saturday, Excelsior loan book,
- finder will be rewarded upon sending
same to &c. S, Ever,tt, care Paterson, Down.
ing & Co.
| ,OST, diamond ring. Reward II returned
IL to 5sA Taylor street
SUMMER RESORTS.
e7~---rN-N-r~T--~-~~~~-~c~
MI CURTAINS, Ltnville North Carolina
W cool attractive; IS per weeK Address
NJ. Carter 4O2 =. Broad, philadelphia.
BUAR0 NC.
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az BARNARD street house serves meals
CN 10 order at private residences.
ROoMS and board. &c Barnard street.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
~~~~---~~-~-~-~~-~-~~----~
5 Valuable Lots at Auction
TO CLOSE UP ACCOUNTS.
c. H. DORSETT, AgctIunssr,

WIZ sell at the Court House. during the
usual hours Of sale, on TUESDAY, june 5,
1924. for account Of all concerned, and to
close up an association.
Those certain lots OF land IN the city OF Sa-
yannah known as lots G.. II, / and j in a sub.
S9lvislon OF the second section OF Farm Lot
No ., Tyrconnel tything, Derby ward.
Inc said lots q and II taken as a whole
nave front OF forty-ive feet more or less,
on Cam street NOW Second street) and a
depth OF one hundred and ten feet
Lots and taken together have a front OF
forty hVe feet, more or less. on Reppard
street NOW Third street, and the same front
age on Cam street. with depth OF one hun
dred and thirty three feet more or less. tha
said four lots being between Bull and Aber-
corn streets.
ALSO
Lot No. Weed ward situated on tha
northeast corner OF East Broad and Henry
street lane. The said lot has frontage Of
lhirty-1ve feet on East Broad and a depth OF
eighty feet on the lane.
Terms-Onefourth cash, balance in one and
TWO years, with interest at seven per cent
per annum.
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mar lNE INTELLIGENCE.


Continued from Seventh Page.
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HOTELS.

In presence OF John w Burroughs Notary
Public c. G., Ga.
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EMPLOYMENT WAIVED.

~S~-~s~~~~~~N~~~~~~~
WANTED, position OF some kind; have had
w experience as shipping clerk sales
man and on the road; good references; sober
and reliable. Address M. W. e., care Morn
ing News.
WANTED, situation as drug clerk, or will
w buy live business. Apply G. N, Pu-
lasSi House
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L1OR SALE, a block OF ten lots for fifteen
II hundred dollars splendid chance for
small spectators; these lots can be retailed
at once at an advance. G. II. Dorsett
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CYPRESS shingles-To reduce our stock we
~ make further reduction In prices, and
offer cypress shingles at t2.25 and ef.50 per
thousand at mill; boats can load at the mill
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company,
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L1OR SALE, the stern wheel steamer
II Mascot" 2S6 gross and 1856 net tons
Built IN 1892. In good order. For particulars
apply TO w. NJ. Upper, Brunswick. Ga.
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NOR SALE, FIVE and half acres OF land
II near the shops OF the Florida Central
and Peninsular railroad. having three front
ages aggregating fourteen hundred feet; a
splendid investment for Subdivlding or build
ing small tenements. C. H. Dorsett.
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DISTRICTS.
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L1OR SALE, 1--WE lots on Thirteenth street.
II between Montgomery and West Broad
streets cornerinE on West Broad; no city
borhood; viii sell cheap and on easy terms
John T, Rowland, real estate dealer, l22
BRYAN street.
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] old Maggini cello and Q fine old Amati
violin sacrifice WESTON, 1856 West i25th ct.
FOR sALE.Magnihccnt genuine old ,!Cnmiiils
violin, 1875: fun tone; sacrifice. 2b w, som.
town music store: pianos rented. o. w. 42d At.
HEALTH TALKS WITH siNGERs-Dr Whit
field Wards invaInable book for yocsii,ts,
Vocal Fatigue" "Hoarscness', 'singcrs'
Catarrh,' - 25c. DiTsON :, sd7 broadway.
PIANO. elegant upright. sacrificed; private fam
lily leaving city also parlor furniture, Jani,or.
ti West 5sth st
PIANO LESSONS, 25c y for 81 ut teachers resi-
dence Address Piano, l22 Leonard at.
PA No lessons given; lady teacher; heginners or
234 ID ave
PROF. VINCENZO MORINO. vocal instruction
lessons afternoon or evenings. 12l J ast 23d
st. one flight, front.
proc HorT, teacher Of iano and singing, -
to $40; summer prices. 40 East llth st.
PROF. HENRY ALBERS. 10 East Attn ~. -
Private piano instruction at reduced rates dur
Ing the summer.
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION on piano to begin.
10th st.
VIOLIN, mandolin, banjo or guitar Instruction!
HOc. instruments furnished free. CARLTON
COLLEGE, lOl W. 2Sth st.
VIOLIN, guitar. mandolin, banjo. either lessen
Boo. thorough method, WARREN, 800 West
47th st.. I'd fiat
~vIoLINisTs' attention is called I? Narbertrs
celebrated violin supporter. illustrated circulars
free. SAHIERTl, 3lS 81 ave.
WILL GIVE hoard for p.ayu lessons Address
D., o. East 18th st.
Is CENTS per hour. piano lessons. Address
Lady, box 049 Harlem World.
so CFNrs PER LEsSoS- Vocal culture. Italian
method IA specially. piano and guitar taught
thoroughly by rapid method. Mrs. Holbrookc,
2l2 West 43d st.
T5C. PIANOS and organs tuned and repaired.
The New York Tuning aud Repairing Establish
ment, 1870. broadway.
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105TH ST., 1913 W.-Handsomely furnished fat, 8
rooms & bath; everything complete; one block
from loith st. L station. Walton's bell; seen
on Sunday.
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Dancing Academies.
FOR THE sTAGE.

FOH THE STAGE,
Ballet now forming; "a lessons. Sl0;. best
school In the city; summer prices; avoid frauds
mirrors and stage for pupils practice
PROF. DARE, 1855 broadway.
HEYZER'S OPERA ACADEMY, 267, 100 sth
ave. &c every evening u monthly; per
quarter. 60: private lessons all hours; receptions
"Wednesday and saturday; all summer.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY. 20 West 18th
st-Four class lessons. 81; "a lessons, SIS: correct
waltz guaranteed IN six private lessons. with mu-
sic. %: receptions Wednesday and Saturday even,
ings; dancing 8 TO ~; admission, gentleman and
lady. 4oc. lady and gentleman teachers; popular
prices; send for circular: private lessons In the
waltz our speciality; open all summer.
MISSES MONTGOMERY'S "School Tor Stag,
Dancing. |" 3lS West 17th ST. 'Serpentine,' '
Spanish" and all stage dances.
NINE. EUGENIA'S SCHOOL for stage dancing
ballet and toe dancing thoroughly taught. l0t
West 42d St
STAGE DANCING-EDDIE COLLYER, 10 w,
9th ct. those who wish TO adopt the stage. cal
on mel, special classes at reduced rates; only non
professionals.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnIahed-We.t Side.


6TH ST, II W. A first fiat TO let. suitable for
doctor, dentist, dressmaker or milllner.
esTH ST., lO7 W. % rooms. bath. S22: near
elevated h cable; special Inducements
9sTH ST, SO w.-superior fats. 6 large rooms &
bath, all improvements, awnings; SRi. Jnni-
tor Of WOOD & MILLER. 29 w i25th at.
Dsrn ST, 1Gl W. Elegant D room ",ts; bath
private hall $40, So; month Tree.
1901 sr., "a W. corner OH ave. Corner nat,
b outslde rooms; bath S23.
TOOTH ST iH VS. rooms, bath. newly deco
rated, S21.
lOls1 ST., "a We large rooms h bath all
light: newly decorated house Ia perfect order
rent S23.
lO2D ST., 1877 w Flats to let o rooms 4 bath
all Improvements.
lo2D ST. 165 q III W.T. rooms G. bath; all I'M
%provements, newly decorated; 12o-123.
luJD 81, lO3 W. Concessions to good tenants;
6all light rooms; dressing h bathroom: station.
Nj ST, ~ WEST-Corner flats, $40: 4 rooms:
improvements. J. l.. Briggs, o34 Columbu
lO4TH r 90 w, near station-E Elegant fat
handsomely decorated all modern improve.
ments; exposed plumbing y rooms and bath; all
light. Inquire ON premises.
lO4TH ST. 10 W. Fine, light 4 room flats, near
l. station h park moderate rents
HATH ST., 1908 W. . roons h bath. al light,
near Morningside Park rent $23, :. SMITH
Hath ST. 2s1 w.-Corner single fat. Z rooms
& bath, $40.
1lSTH ST, 276 w. Decorated fats; all i'm
provements; special Inducements.
12sD ST. 227 VS. rooms & bath. $40 a
$40.
Path ST.. 253 Whats, 4 rooms; rent, 50 TO
Sl3; ring %janitor's bell, LIST fiat.
125TH I. $50 VS. rooms h bath all Improve
ments; rent $ls. Apply FOWLER RIOS.
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6TAGE INSTRUCrlOS-ihdirs aud gent tnru
thoroughly and practically in 'tructed ia vocal
%snitnre, defamation and &C ! : at the Lawrence
SCHOOL, 1O6 West 42d u. .ully equipped stage
and pracIic rooms for " OF students. Circulars
20 application. EDWIN GORDON LAW.
mi Director.
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PARK AVE-. lOll, 1913. between slth & s5th SITS
Large. elegant Mats, . rooms, bath. private hall
rent s22 to 3S Inquire janitor.
Park ANl., 90 Elegant single. Hat. s rooms
line location; near Central Park 4 elevated sta.
ton.
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Eurnlahed-Eaat Side.

GOTH ST.. 233 Flat. 8 cosey rooms. bath
prettily furnished So. 80 weekly. stevens.
list ST., 100 L. I'd ~tiat-Choice location, near
Central Park; airy, furnished fat; plano; mod
crate references.
HANDSOME, newly furnished Sd fat, rooms,
bath. $50 month; references. Madden. 70 Il.
Hath st
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22D ST., - E.. near Madison Square-Com-
Portable rooms, en- suite or singly; breakfasts:
transients accommodated; references.
23D ST. lO7 E.--Furnished rooms; permanent
or transient; moderate rent
23D ST., 242 Nicely furnished front parlor;
also hall rooms; every convenience.
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10TH ST, l6 E., near Lexington ~ave.-Nicely
furnished room with board; private house.
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MAIL HOME 81 HOOI. for young children. A
minutes from NeN, York, YET quite ~ Il Q conn :
try; ample grounds for recreation; lyrL- ,hady
IT es; plenty Oi fresh milk and the bes. care \ v III
IL the children terms modeia y. good references.
Address Miss HENLI, lotK ioS ll6 Railway.
NJ. j.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurrI.hsd-West Side.


taD ST, sis wa ELEGANT private nats. 7 rooms
4 bath; rents reasonable.
vi ST., ll3 & ll5 w .-Benutiful fiat. o all
light rooms 4 bath; all modern improvements.
OATH 4. III W. o rooms Il bath: all light;
fine location. moderate rent. Inquire owner.
9TH ST. 10 w.-outside fats. also ground nat,
6 rooms; steam; cheapest rent.
4 ST. ia w. Corner flats; Z elegant, light
rooms, bath: modern improvements; rent, $2I
to $50.
9th ST. 70 w. large, light rooms. decorated.
& bath; moderate rents.
TOOTH ST, AZ w.-singie furnished fiat, Z rooms.
bathroom; private hall. rent low.
1OlST 81. 100 W.-Elegant corner fiat on Am
sterdam ave-. @ rooms h bath: private hail
S25. Apply on premises.
lO6TH ST. ITO W. q outside rooms l. bath; all
light; fine location broad street.
18TH ST. 8S-8 light rooms h bath, reduced TO
$17; newly decorated fine house.
1lsTH ST, 2sl W. Single fat; 3 rooms; bath
all light: heated; decorated. Janitor.
path ST., 400 W. Corner house. 4 or o rooms
and bath all light cabinet finished: elegantly
decorated. inquire OF janitor.
18Th ST, corner Columbus ave, u rooms h
bath: 3 rooms h bath. F. b. MAYHEM, 26l
Etb opn
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Furnlahed-West Side.

wAvERLEY PLACE, 116-2d apartment. thor
oughly furnished. for the summer months
price $50,
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MANDOLIN, guitar, violin, piano. harp, zither.
v o n ceiio, banjo; vocal; Instruments iurnise
ed. Enymond's School. 225 w. 42d st.
REGENTS' EXAMINATION Tor students Of
law. medicine. dentistry and pharmacy; prepa
ration tor college and scientific school. day and
evening sessions. New York Preparatory School,
Incorporated by the Regents rs an Academy. oil
the University OF the state Of New York day
course begins May rs, 4 r. NJ. For catalogLs nd.
dress Secretary, 10 East 42d ST.
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22D ST., Al E-Handsomely decorated newly
&e.egantly furnished large & small rooms; sam
itarY plumbing; hot 4 cold water; references.
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MusicaI.

ACCOMPANIMENT playing taught for "a: sue
cees guaranteed. Address, appointing inter
view, SUCCESS, box 6lS Harlem World.
AGFNTLEMAN, great experience piano, organ
Pk0FfSs0R, 80 World, Uptown.
x--PIANO LESSONS, teacher 10 years expen
eucei u hour, 80 ctA /: hour, 10 cts. lessons
Eome. any part city or Brooklyn
MRS HOGAN, 225 West Goth st.
A.-PIANo, violin, $40; singing, sI6; church
ortIm, so quarter, including practice.
UEtTED PROFESSORS, World. uptown.
A.-e8 QUARTER = Piano lessons; beginners
rapidly advanced; practice free Miss GROVE,
1Do West 10th st.
AN EXPERIENCED LADY, piano. organ, sing
ing; low terms; privilege practice: Accompani-
mlns; music arranged nc. lb3 West 10Th ut.
With smother Adyancsd student; Afternoons 81
s~s>ptpes ARBAN. box 40 World.
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GREGG'S sHORTHAND-As superior to old
systems IA electric light to tallow candle. lO3
West l4th st.
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6~TENoGRAPHY. ypewriting-Private lessons.
Toe. weekly. day or evening. stancli1e. rs W.
105th Ut.
THE CLARENZ. a family school, New DOrp.
s. IL; lItn year; 400 yearly; music, Ian
gunges: hOmelike.
HOME ScHOOL-MOther's care
terms moderate; German, French, music. Mrs.
Ayres. principal, ROSsv!lle. :. l..
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home comforts; good care; good table; terms
low. Augustus Whitlock.
COLLEGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eXamina-
lions: private lessons. SC. languages. elias les,
mathematics. Prof. CHASE, 1877 West 4Sth st.
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FusnIshsd-srook,vo

HANDSOMELY furnished pArior 4 bedroom,
separately or together; permanent or transient;
near b2d st I'D ava elevated station; con-
yenient 70 ali ferries and Buffalo Biips show.
Cheap Rant box b32 Brooklyn Wsrid. -"