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the prison

SHERIFF. WILLIAM J. BurTI;NG.
Keepers Daniel ]. Lyons, .Ic,in j. VIII
son. seward Smith and William Banks
were reappointed and sworn In.
Van Drivers Evans. xeeney and Css-
sidy were also retained.
Mr.. Buttling has appointed William II.
G. Gtmore and William. Gladhill as keep
ers.
William Richardson, .x-Treasurer OF
the Park Theatre, Brooklyn. and broth
er-in-law of Cora Tanner, the actress,
was installed as bookkeeper If the jEil.
Sherif Buttling II Warden NJonan
held a reception at the jail, beginning at
. O'Clock this morning. A large number
OF prominent Republicans appeared to
extend New Year greetings. Among the
gentlemen present were Col. A. =.
Bacon, Jacob Worth, Louis Worth,
the Under Sheriff; Surervisor-at-Large
Fftchie. Col. II. w. Michel and the
Buttling Republican Club of the Fifth
Ward.
The prisoners were given a New Years
dinner Of chicken and other d%elicacies.
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REPUBLICANS TAKE OFFICE.
Democratic state officials Retire.
Flowers for VictorE.

tBy Associated Press)
ALBANY, Jan. I-Secretary of State
Palmer, State Comptroller Roberts. State
Engineer Adams. Attorney-General Han
cock and State Treasurer Colvin all as
sumed office to-day. The desks Of all
their predecessors were decorated with
tracted TO q tribute to Gen. Palmer, from
Core Meyer. jr., of Kings County. the de-
feated Democratic cand date.
1t was In the shap OF a large basket
OF roses, with a card bearing the best
wishes of the donor to his fortunate
rival. Gov. Flower received at the Exec
utive Chamber from IL until l O'Clock,
and all of the members OF the Leg.sla-
ture, the old aud new State officials and
clerks called to pay their aspects.
Between the hours of 8 and 5 this after
noon Gov. Flower, Mrs. Flower and
Mrs. Taylor II MrF. Schley, the Gov
ernor's daughters, will receive Their per-
sonal friends at the Executive Mansion.
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PRISONERS FROM THE WEST.
Horse Thieves and Countcrfeiters In
the Band of Forty.

Forty United States prisoners were
brought on from the Indian Territory
this morning and taken to the Kings
County Penitentiary in Brooklyn.
Among them were four horse thieves and
several who were convicted OF passing
counterfeit money.
There were also three or four Indians
In the crowd. Their sentences range
came over the Pennsylvania Railroad via
Cincinnati and Washington. From Jer-
sey City they were conveyed in stages.
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TO COMBINE DEPARTMENTS.
Assseniblymnn Ainsworth Has q
Bill for That Purpose.

IHy Associated Prcss.)
ALBANY, Jan. l.-Assemblyman Dan
forth h. Ainsworth, of oswego, who Is
to be leader OF the Assembly majority,
aid to-day that he would introduce a
bill early in the session for the consol-
idation Of the Factory Inspectors De-
partment with the Commissioner OF the
Bureau OF Labor Statistics and the State
Board of Mediation and Arbitration,
this consolidated department to, be under
one chief.
would ask the Legislature to combine
the Bureau of Labor Statistics with that
of Media ton n Arbitration, but the
recommendation did not reach the body.
1t Is asserted that Gov. Flower will sign
such a bill, but will not sign one that
affects the Factory Inspectors Depart
ment. as he believes that 1t has plenty
to do in its own sphere.
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OF NOISE IN CHICAGO
Police Attempt To Suppress street
Celebration Not n Success.
by Associated Pres

CDy Associated Press)
CHICAGO, a 1.-The Police Depart
ment took a new stand last night on the
subject of street celebrations Of the ad-
vent of h new year. The closing hours
Of the old and the first OF the new year
have heretofore been made the time for
a general hurrah. Anything with which
into, service.
Chief of Police Brennan two days ago
issued an order prohibiting the noise,
but its enforcement was not an un-
qua....ed success. There were ten tin
horns for every policeman, and the sup
preston was in about that proportion.
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coLvIN Is TREASURER NOW.
The states Money Turned over tu
Him To-Day.
(Dy Associated Prers,N

tDy Associated ?rcts.l
ALBANY, Jan, l.-State Treasurer Col
vim appeared at the Office IN the State
House this morning aud was welcomed
by he retiring State Treasurer, Elliot
panforth. There was a cordial "N-
change CT greetings. and then the Office
was turned over to the new incumbent.
The balance sheet, as handed to 3lr. col
TN, shows that Mr.. DanfOrth turns OEeg
Si.27l ,676 &c n his successor,
The statement Ter the llsi moath W.T.
az follows: Cash on hand Dec. |. 1893.
1855 -93 ~; cash received during Deem
her, S2,0i2, l1s,?S; total. s. 01 1864; pay.
.nents for Ds@emher, s.. 1886. go "A: balance
N hIHi Jan. !, 1894, Sl,21l GO .
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MAYOR CHARLES A. sCHIEREH.

AAtOh SitAhLLS n.
Commissioner Brewer sent five pots of
orchids from Prospect Park. a large
floral chair made of red and white roses
was received by MIR. Schieren from Ed
ward S~chleuter.
In former years II has always been
the custom of the outgoing Mayor to
assist his successor in receiving on
New Year's Day. This year., however,
ex-Mayor Body did not assist Mr..
Schieren, nor did he appear during the
morning to greet his successor.
The first taxpayer to call on Mr.. Schrien
this morning was Alexander r.. Orr.
After he had shaken hands with the new
chief executive of Brooklyn, all the po-
lice captains, led by the venerable Capt.
Rhodes, filed into the room.
Then the soon-to-be eX-heads of the
various city departments, including
Health Commissioner Griffin. Park Com.
missioner Brewer, Corporation Counsel
jerks, Commissioner Of Jurors Furey
and City Works Commissioner Adams.
shook hands with the new Mayor.
Mr.. Schieren did not know any Of
Mayor Boody's cabinet. and they passed
by with no more than the regular hand
shake given to the others.
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TOM PlATT'S SLATE.
Will Probably Be Adopted by
Acclamation Tonight.
Orr Still in the Field, but His Can
didacy Is Hopeless.
Who Will - the Stenographers Not
Yet Settled.

ALBANY, Jan. There was no
change of situation In the matter of leg
islative organization to-day. The slate
remains the same as adopted last night,
and the caucuses tonight will simply rat
ny 1t. The selections so far are:
Senate Republican Caucus-Presideut
pro tenn. Charles T. Saxt)n: Clerk, John
s.. Kenyon; Deputy Clerk, Charles A.
BAH; Assistant. Ernest Foy: journal
Clerk, La Fayette Gleason; Stenogra-
pher; Gcoi &c II. Thornton: ~Sergeant-at-
Aims, Charles T. Schram; Librarian,
Dwight Lawrence.
Senate Democratic Caucus-President
pro tenn. Jacob A.. Cantor; Clerk,
Charles, Dunning; Deputy Clerk, Charles
w. Sutherland; stenographer, James NJ.
Ruso; Sergeant-at-Arrns. A.. Il. Tall
madge.
Assembly Republican Caucus-speaker.
g gsTpSe M@ Williams | nnsrk Loeb eG'; P s]nrssa sienP T.
Arms, J.. r.. Manville; Assistant Ser
geant-at-Arms. II. b.. webb.
Assembly Democratic Caucus-Speaker,
treest; stenographer, Thomas Hassett;
Sergeant-at-Arms, NJ. b. Redmond; AS
s!stant Sergeant-at-Arms, f.. d. Fitz-
patrick.
1t is to be noted that the nominations
of the Democrats are purely of a compli-
mentary nature, only resulting in max
ing Senator Cantor leader OF the minor
ity In the Senate and Mr.. SulZer leader
of the minority In the House.
Candidate Orr. with eighteen votes.
was stall in the field for the Assembly
c.erkship this morning, and will probably
go into the caucus tonight. 1t Is said
that he V perfectly willing TO withdraw.
knowing that he is defeated, but that he
Is urged to stay in SO hat certain men,
bers will not have to stultify them
selves on the first ballot.
Col. Dunn's nomination will be made by
reclamation, AS will all of the others In
both caucuses. The only strife now
seems to be on the stenographership of
the two Houses. and up to II o'clock
nothing had been settled definitely In
that regard.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Eaat Side

tASS Que,
LEXINGTON AVE. G7S. 5iIh 81, Nicely fur
Iished front room: private American family
all cOnN eniencrs: terms -. IA.
MADISON. AVE. tois EicSRGtly furnished
ruoIES, Win ur without hOnId; desirable lOcI-
I'm: references eNchhueed.
~ AVE. .lO46, p,nv saith st. Large front rooms,
~. 20 up: light housekeeping 90 gentlemen;
'rench family.
~ AVE, $50 Handsomely furnished front 4
hall rooms. Tor Erutl"mcni pIiNat" uuiily, in
iriie u JAM o.
80 AVE. p5 Furnished rom 10 ict. SIX.
Garcia.
~ AVE. .On Parlnr. Tor = gents, bath, ga
81; small rUuu., $40
- AVE ,i2s Larry front room ipr n party off,,
or light luns"h' cptIg: III H"pr.
81 AVE, !S1 FURNISHED rTums Tor gentlemen.
81 ~ & ~; warm house; new h respectable.
iru 81, s! EAST From 81. ~ to 81 Ior single
or couple; light housekeeping permitted.
IrH AVE, 81 handsomely furnished large
irOut hall rooms; suitable for .; heated; prices
reasonable.
,TlI AVE, 49, large & small rooms; house
newly furnished: prices moderate, hous.
'catcd transicniS, permanent.
tTU AVE II ,Nir"tgont nom for =, ~, rai
room, -, one cheaper.
TrH 81. ~ T.. pr, les court Where nice poo.
pie can I'VE Welt nj reasonable mites ri slorN
front X sinvlc rooms: ?nri"r, plan, h's'ri or
lOnal,
grH 81, rS l., near al ave. !. station l-irgr
iiruiSlrd room for4 gentlemen. Win use -
bath; rlcrence exchanged prakr'sh"ll
iOru -. - T.. Nicely furnished rooms, 81.
81 $40, ~. -; light huusrk -crfrg.
;trn 81. .u7 +. Handsomely FURNISHED ID
iinnr, rooms: steam heated Ia, entire ~
rooms,
I4IIi ST, ny D.. Furnished rn0m'. heal bath,
~ & S3 ~ smith, ith he'll
18TH 81. Union SQUARE, NJ T.. Lar g
rooms, -, ri; houseseep uS; ,iUsir, ~. ~, -,
18TH 81, Ia y. Furnished runnIs ior hidios, ~
gents: gsN, bath: trrIls moderate.
IAN 81, 49, .. iat.p iruut room rciurvd.
~: lar" h"."' pnE non, Siur.
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SIMS MADE PRESIDENT.
Kings County Charities Commits
sioncrs Elect Officers.

The Kings County Charities Commits
sion met to-day an organized by elccting
Adolph SIMS, jr, President, n has. j.
Henry. Treasurer. .Both nominations
were made on motion Of President Colt.
who ~retires from the presidency.
Mr.. Henry is The only new member.
Commissioned Geo. Murphy. whose term
expired yes, erday.
The new Board instructed the Secretary
TO prepare a statement of finance TO be
presented at a meeting of the Board to-
morrow.
The evening world., 1894-01-01
BARKS LOST--CREWS SAVED
herman Vessel Ashore und m
English Ship Abandoned.

LONDON, Jan. l.-Durins II gale which
swept over the Tyne district the German
bark Friedrich Ohlerlch was driven
ashore. Her crew was rescued by the
life-saving corps by means OF the rocket
apparatus.
The British bark Annie Stafford, from
Wilmington. Del, for Dieppe, passed
Scilly yesterday with the crew OF the
British bark glasgow aboard. Tn Glas-
gov, while bound from Carrizal for
Middleshorough. was dismasted and
abandoned in a sinking condition on
Dec. %,
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Furnished Rooms TO Lei.
Cast side.

LEXINGTON AVE-, 7E6-PlcasRnt furnished
runm; also hal room all COnvtnien'Ns: prlNat"
house.
LEXINGTON AVE, EOa, I'd hell Nice front
hall r5om, furnished; all improvements: imI
gentlemen,
LEXINGTON AVE. 2l5. brooFlyn Nicely 6ur,
nisll,h. sunny, we'll heated iiuri alcONc i,,oiD,
w.I., use OF talh u pirate .snI!y.
The evening world., 1894-01-01
HEADauARTERs DESERTED.
High Police and Health OmciaIs
Observe the Duy,

New Years Day is being observed
more generally at Police Headquarters
than was Christmas. Very few of the
officials went near the building.
Supt. Byrnes was on hand early and
mad a conference with Inspectors McAvoy
and Conlin.
Deputy Register Tracy was the only
Health Department official seen. He
opened the mail and left. The other
departments remained closed.
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18th ST, .3I W. near B~graiway-2 hand
sOincly frTu!>iIed. sunny rooms. l back parsor,
unexpectedly vacated throlS'i Gclaent, a. very
nlnlmrlin tn rNls.
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GET THE BEST REPORT NOW,
Two More New England >cws-
per- Join the Associated PreEs.

iDN AtfotInIeu IfeFs.I
BOSTON. Jan. 1.-The Providence CR.
- News "ul tn" New Bedford Mnas.l
Journal were added to-day to the cir
cult " the newspapers In Naw England,
taxing the full leased wire day report
OF the Associated Press.
The evening world., 1894-01-01

18Th ST. 40 V. Young II au wants room-
WAt" To- iuar,i; ia' pleasant IRON: ruOni: rlu-
rlng water. bah, heat, &': terms moderate.
At 81. III ". -Duthl L.. s'nste rJcnls g.: south
pTn p.np.lr. ;lbi. bslE,l . ii fprpnc..-.
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pnxton's Refrigeration Announced.

The ofncill announcement declaring ,acsnt the
pulpit OF the West Presbyterian Church, which
Rev. Or. J. II. Pastor has occupied for eleven
years, Was mSiC yesterday by Rev. In. Marion
h Vincent. q Professor In th' Union Theological
Seminary. There we're less than 100 people in the
church. The gentleman c%ul0si,ed Dr. Paxton.
end IN 'lnrluyiun p-sycl thu u ti,in' opuH,Jl
guide the GOck uEiil u ncH ~ahepdsri he ,bOson.
The evening world., 1894-01-01
MR.. MORTON'S HERD DOOMED.
Seventeen Guernseys Condemned Be-
cause of tuberculosis.

ALBANY, jan. 1.-The State Board of
Health has condemned and ordered killed
seventeen of Nice-President Morton's
beautiful Guernseys, 1t having been
found that they were suffering with
tuberculosis.
These were a few Of the animals saved
from the recent fire at Icllerslie. and
included his famous Worlds Fair herd.
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III 81 = ". Comfortable rooms, profes-
'iolai, 4 %cilildrc.I taken; day board rsnsoaabies
lusirutS 81 uni, q
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trpnrotomy ON n Chud.

Fr"iiI. KnnuT, ns- ycar' old, n cos Second
avenue. was taken 10 RellcIue |IIospI'al last
niIdt, suffering from an intestinal obstruction.
Tho do tors performed The r~psri'ion NJ laprroio.
my. but without success. as the child died a. an
cIrl" hour to-day from psrItrrit'G.
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Want GOV. Waite Impcnchcd.


LAKE CITY. COL, Jan. l-At a meeting Of
citi1en1 OF IIinsGalr County. resolutions were
adopted instrurting their Representatives in the
General Assembly 10 bring Impeachment charges
against Gov. waite, and then NUTk for an irnne-
diate adjournment OF the extra session.
The evening world., 1894-01-01

There VAS a small Are early this morning in
the hallway Of 3i RoNery. The LcarS Pibiish-
ing Company occupy the building. The damage
Was $500. cause unknown.
A Are occurred at 100 this morning IN the
liquor store OF Joseph Fieisch, l75 p-lenoey
street. The damage Was trining; cause unknoNn,
The evening world., 1894-01-01
Killed Il. uu Electric car.

by Associated Pressl
rlTTsHuUG, Jaa i.-Edw'rd Lafy, an iron,
worker ~ the West Enl. was run over and killed
shortly sttCr midnight nv a West End electric
Gar, Valentine Mii!cr, the moiorman. and thr,c
pth"rs arc under arrest. II is thought that Lam
was drunk and laid down On the track.
The evening world., 1894-01-01
Murderer Commits suicide.

my Associated PrcssD
PINE BLUFF. Ark. Jan, ii. u, Mcpermott,
OF q. ", Brooks, was found aalgiag
in his cell In Jail tAts morning, Gr having CON-
mitted suicide With Il rope made ot Ais DtdglOihes,
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byrli u. $40 W.-Boanl; = large rooms. en-
able, references.
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h~r1I ~. :i21 ". hnsuuily furnished
uutns, all r,nvvniCucrS: hrst-rlaSs table aud
appointments references exchanged.
The evening world., 1894-01-01
Ex-Asscmb Iy man Moorcs Dead.

ALBANY. y. y. Jan. l.-EX-ASscmhly man
william =. Moores. of PlattsbIrG, vas found dead
In bed this morning In his room ut the stsnwiN
Hotel. lie was here to take part in the canvass
for the clorkship. lie was abou, seventy years
failure.
The evening world., 1894-01-01
G. A. II. Men to Fight for Braxil.

NY Aisoclatcd Frcss
WILkEspARRE, Pa, Jan. Agents for tbs
Government have secured about a dozen
Grand Army veterans in this country for SER
lice In Brazil, They viii receive $50 per month.
The evening world., 1894-01-01
DrrrLIyG TAKES CHARGE.
Relieves sheriff Courtney and
Makes several Appointments.

Al midnight list night Sheriff
Courtney, ri the Rrvr:onl stree. iail,
handed over has "tl2a 70 the new
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23D 81. 3iG W. Large 4 small rooms, With
good board: rear l. STATION.
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'5rH 81, - " -Iimiso urly furnished trout
luilu' s h"IHnum, vii Hoard all conE enlenceA
'Iu4T,lMu
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2'D ST., Avn w. single room. southern ex-
poslr": hot & cold water, large closets: oxcel-
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turni he'd sunny ronIs; also Itn door rooms
iSTiI ST, :il5 W. y oung lady. employed
days, can Inv" board In private family, Ring
'w.c'.
ls1H 81. 81 W. --Sqnars & aicovc room; good
board; co,ct-, running naler; terms moderate.
4SrI. 81, 10 ". Rooms, large h small eX-
cell"ni .ahlr; table hnGri: .eierrnces.
jiIIi 81. 4:T W.-iHIg' K small newly iur-
n.sied ruo'uS; every c,uvtu rncr: southern exc
po'ur' superior table.
18th ~. 80 W Young widow would board
Lice girls: ticta home: no %o.iliren.
5yrIi ~. so W. Board; = large rooms. en-
.ultc ur s'i-ls; handsomely FURNISHED; superior
able; r,frrvnrr,
BETH 81. 5oi ". handsomely furnished large
< s.nHli connecting rooms; excellent table;
moderate term.
3TTH 81. t0u W. ,Th" WindcmcrelI Large fur
uish,d rooms, heated, with or without board.
hrS. RuuN.
rTrH 81. 80 ". large rooms with snpe-
no: b hri: ic.r,N 'et on1ulc 70 permanent pat
jos: reference,
m,yns, ali convtnIcucrs; hr,-,ass table aud
appointments references exchanged.
c"p 81, ;i55 v. Nice large room, board fora,
aI2 w''Ely Jewish family. %
c5p II INV; liNnh.gmr lnrEc lrnnt room.
,5rH 81, - " -Iimudso nrly FURNISHED trout
,inI'g' s h'rieoom, wth n"Irl all conEenlenceA
'iHurllHu.
GAN -. 10 w.-Handsnmcly furnished
60, ,'ci.
,.ItT -. I"S w. \ icN rcappc;arle loarders
fur u~riyatch u~'inr. h"nsr.
tUrI -. .cS ". Front X hacE rarlor, With
ar without boHrG; steam hcH:' rc.ls0nahlc: 1
iight, west.
~ 81, IT, W. 2d-Story room, with good
yuard: reference.
.GIT ~, - W. Handsomely furnished rOo,ns,
.]oplNrrn exposure; exc l'ent table; references.
1GrH -. go W. Pleasant, desirable looms.
with board all convenience; private family;
Hrqtcutc.
SSr ST : ". HaNltGm" sat, with bath. aso
single rr'n>. rar'nr GI1ing- r0oun; arpoint-
uioGiN hr.t c!a-': .plerr'c',.
ulIIl 81. G, A.. .liuuls. IN srlc ur giagiy.
PRIV l'' lot ,'. 'oNly :! r''-hr4 ;hr,2-d optional;
",irrcn'r.
irH 81. l7a " l.nycN ,mN ,oolaslO lei,
with hard,
Iuln~r, rs W. R,7~l Tor :; IN 'cuyrn cnces;
-N!n'hs irus' 'lii"r. -. hrrr.
I ~ 81. ~ W.. H. fu wro ,,Sg liaae for
"'G.'r. hwiri urtuHrL
p5ru 81. -: ". ia American family. fpy-
, rod. Irr'i i,N. Brairrr.
IHI~T ~. IS ~. LArte AMI s'nRl roons.
NTH boIii, Eratly 0irGi>hC'!: rcn" H.
1891 81, 500 " -tarltorapic. heG'ci rooms.
Will rorl buHl'i, go mpirrrie term.
IfASl'-nNlt. riuS;~ il tcii.t private lamiiy:
hor'r O. npinris 'Ninri ra ni'tpl', .'si ". 5lth-
lhN 1911 fNtiii.H, HNl'g % uut.ri hpp-' "a
". i'.i.s' un pih;r hc9rirf 20 yullg man,
t't" ~, 5., sJN ~ ''U..-I, iAr.5lH lama, "A
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10TH ST. 1877 T., near elevated Nicely fur.
nlshed front room, suitable Tor = gentlemen,
private lIOusr good buapl,
18TH ST. DO -RHrcsOmcly furnished
front room. with boari folding ted: sOuthcri
exposure: very reasonable.
l2sp 81. 1870 r.. Rooms, with hnrrI also table
hoard
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NEWS.
Port or sew YOHK.

Port OF SEW ORk
ouTGoiNG STEAMERS.
SAILED TODAY.
ChattRnGHchre. savannah.
Cherokee. IhaIlestoH.
To FAIL TOMORROW.
Mails close, Veasels A1li
Ems iir"HicH ,-,..., ...,...le ZOO SEQ y ~
Prcmivr, JIIaai"a ....,..... 400 h 500 l. 81
GSt"l~.sT. New OrICtEs..,.. 800 \ NJ
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INCOMING STEAMERS
DUE TO-DAY
hermann Antwerp De-. 5.
EEyptial MGnarch. London De. 3.
Sthiciam. Amsterdam dee, &c.
i. talsnd. Rotterdam be-. Is,
Ama!h. HAMBURG Dec. a.
Russia, HRyrc de-. %.
Spain, London Dec, Is
Orlnoro. bermuda bee, IS.
Francisco. Hull Dee. Is.
Yumurl, Havana Dec. 2S.
Cuhc. Liverpool Dec. .?
iielgrAviA. Gibraltar Tee. IS
Mobile. London Dee. q.
DUE TOMORROW.
GAllia. LiyrTroOl reC. "a
WeSternland, Antwerp Dec. %
Newport, Colon Dec, 20.
LyliAn Monarch. London Zee. Is.
IIcn!aN,rs Gibraltar Isc IL
ARRIVED
,stanr,.F State NJ Texas. FPrnnndinn, bee q.
steamer Iuriuri. MAtarIss Dec. 81
Stcamcr VtriniHn I]iyerH"ol nc l6.
steamer Orinoco. IiHrrufl Doc. .?
steamer Northern Light. Flushing De-. S,
steiner NonumO!, Swgnscs Dec, l6,
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.OrI 81, .o2 " Private family can accom-
mediate VIII board uT rIuins Only, small pri-
at i.nUly ur e!ngi" gentleman; delightfuily
rHrl'nr'A' ln home, VITA music. yHs h bath:
most ]ilulrrut oh lrgcS. Mrs. Southgatc. Z
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57TH 81. tOI W. III" Windcmera)-Iarge fur
Nrs. RuuN.
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Mes. Sij..

hsss oiJs.
r. SE 81. so-irnnt double rooms, VIII beard
terms REASONABLE table H., rrl: references.
RANK 81. 33 Nicely iumi nrd room. Tor =.
~; smal! room. 80: irL!r huar!. %.
GHGt$WlrH 81, 40 Furnished rooms TO
let, with or vii lpui huIrd.
PERRI 81. " ouhlc, >ln;lc iouGlr; al con.
vcnicnc.~. board ladies ar gents; -, $40.
81. Lukh't PLACE, 10. ne'r HUDSON = 20
story, sunny front ruom; Arsrr.c"n family
WA~IIINGgON SQUARE ipi Gwrycr!cy place
-!lanlsqn.cIy furnished rooms; excellent liable:
reasonable.
WANERIEN PLACE. l7s, mour lth Il. Heated
rooms, with board, Tor :; siOul.
7rI AVE. ~, i3tn st Double X ,lnglc room,
lrnrri good board. ~ 80 expert, cork.
9Th AVE 2SN single" or connecting rp0uI,.
iIrG'ed, win 81 without board, Il. lIodcIa.e
prices.
srH AVE. G73- Furnished rooms; gas. bath
WI ur without board: tra'is'rnt> "'cpulmo-
lurH 81 NV. Pheasant rooms, good hoard
reasonable pr.crs: table hoard.
Iarm 81. III W. = .ousr. roor,s. con noc'ms
or, s"nu.tr,y. large ciusri'; running water,
good table,
IyrH 81. 20; " square < hal rooms. WITH
'orrI; th'ic board: pr'""' m"I"1ue.
l2ln Sc, - ", - ap.rdrre wanted, ~ pa'
week.
l2TH ST - " pr.tr,b." double q s,agl,
rpous, win b"lrd.
IirH 81. -" ", Comfortable. lergr SUM,
.,HuGl. with i'r~' class table, iu lrlinCl ,trrwIr
ianilI. a. m'porur r".r'; 'i' ."rSr hall lDul
ltrl, II, ~" W, Iarvo room. with good
IVH -. ..5iW. Nlcrlv furnished large room.
rN",IlrlI ru'lr. table hoard.
lsrH 81. 3O7 W.-iarr trout room. - nr.r
.urd table; icru' rrt-rnJp'r iAn'" '"ird rr,r
rirm -. ;1s ". large alol mai roorls, win
lnani, c'H -, running "h.r,
, r .4V .H 40 a. s. Ia $500
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tSliE 81. 81 w. Square & alcovc room q; good
board; G. O>r',, running "nier; terms moderate.
4SrI. 81, 80 W Rooms, large h small; ex-
cellrni able; table bpEri; .eieTrnces.
Bath 81. ~ W.-iuIg' 4 small newly tur-
n,sled MONS; every crnNtn tncc: southern tx.
pU'Ur": superior table.
The evening world., 1894-01-01

beth ~. 5oi " Handsomely furnished large
i small connecting rooms; excellent table,
moderate terms.
The evening world., 1894-01-01

9TH ST. 80 ". two large rooms, with snpe-
Jos: r"'rr,urg.
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FOREIGN Ports


ny table,
ARRIVED.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. l-Arri'cl. steamer Aurinia'
from New York,
GLASGOW, Jan. ARRIVED, sSesmcr Ethiopia,
'raM NPN N'rS.
In%up" san L-lrrl,rd, steamer Persian
',o.auh. ifrT Nv iCrS.
The evening world., 1894-01-01

ETH 81. ?a ". Large brcl; psrior riceiy fur<
ui'hrl, tor . a. ; ttHilraien; ~itli OF without
bund from T., Oupw ISls.
The evening world., 1894-01-01

,,2u ~. ~ ". -rPhIc board: rrst-ciass table a.
service; moderate terms. 81