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The evening world., 1894-08-02
sCALDEO BY HER HUSBAND.
McCrane Threw Boiling Water in
His Wife's Face.
She Was Taken to a Hospital and
He Was Arrested.

Byron McCrane, a hustler, thirty-three
years DID, of 2SS East Fifty-sixth street,
dishgured lbs wife, Margaret, forty
her with can of boiling coffee. She
is now IN the Flower Hospital, suffer-
ing excruciating agony.
Byron was arraigned In Yorkville
Court this morning, and committed to
prison in 5000 bail, to await the result
OF his wife's Injuries. McCrane works for
Mr.. O'Dell. a livery-stable keeper on
Lexington avenue, near Fifty-seventh
street. When under the influence Of
liquor he Is considered a dangerous
man.
Last night, shortly after 10 o'clock,
Policeman Phillips, OF the East Fifty
first street station. was startled by q
piercing scream, coming from Nc
Cranes apartments. The next moment
a CITIZEN rushed up to the policeman
and AM shouted; Run 70 the house; A
Philips. on ARRIVING at McCrane's
rooms, found Mrs. McCrane writhinK in
agony on the floor, surrounded by her
neighbors, who were trying to comfort
dow as the officer stepped into the door.
Mrs. McCrane told the officer that
her husband came home with a friend
and wanted her to cook a good meal for
them. McCrane was drunk and when
she told him 1t was rather late at night
to cook another meal he started to his
feet, seized a can Of hot coffee from the
stove and dashed its contents directly
into her face.
The coffee blinded her and scalded
her so badly that her skin peeled
off from her face and neck. After the
injured woman was removed to the hos
pltal, Phillips went In search of Nc
Crane, and soon had him In custody.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
HERE'S A FIRE MYSTERY.
81 900 Damage to the Cheever Resi-
dence in Fifth Avenue.

A fire with only a theory to explain
how 1t started, broke out in the brown
stone dwelling-house SO Fifth avenue
at exactly noon to-day.
The damage done will probably not
exceed $1,000. John II. Cheever. the rub
ber-goods dealer, at 10 Park row. is the
owner OF the building. The house was
only occupied by the servants. the
Cheevers being in the country.
Mrs. Rooney. the housekeeper. first
saw flames in the main corridor, into
which lead the kitchen stairs. She cried
Fire!' and an alarm was sent in by
man on the street. which brought the
engines and big crowd to the scene.
The flames were soon under control.
Yesterday morning the janitor in 81
Fifth avenue, burned quantity OF rub
bish in the fireplace behind the parti-
ton separating the two buildings. 1t
is considered barely possible that the
intense heat ignited a beam which con-
tinued to shoulder until 1t communica-
ted to the floor and carpets OF Mr..
Cheever's house. Mrs. Rooney said that
she had had no fire on the first floor
during the past week.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
is H. JOHNSTON MISSlNG7
Coat and Waistcoat Supposed to BE
His Found Near the River.

Soas ahu "aAsscoaa Suppobe0 10 DC
His Found Near the River.
A find which may or may not indicate
suicide was reported this morning to
Police Headquarters from the West One
Hundred and Fifty-second street sta
ton.
Policeman George Bobel took to the
station last night a coat and waistcoat
which no had found on the bank of the
Hudson at One Hundred and Sixty
first street. Pinned to the waist
coat was Il knight Of Honor badge,
and in the pockets of the coat was q
receipt and a letter, both bearing the
name and address: III. Johnston. 172
Carroll street. Brooklyn"
The address given above Is the Scan
dinavian Sailors Temperance Home.
Nobody of the name of H. Johnston was
known there. 1t was said, however,
that a man named Nels Johnston had
left the home on Sunday morning. He
came there several weeks ago, and left
shortly afterwards for Boston. After
an absence of two weeks, he returned
Friday, and left again Sunday.
He wore a badge on his waistcoat
which the clerk thought was a knights
Of Honor. Yesterday letter was re-
ceived addressed to Nels Johnston. On
the envelope were directions to return
it to William Johnston. Is Cottage ave-
nue., Quincy. Mass.
1t is thought that William Johnston is
Nels's brother. Nels Johnston is a sailor
and is employed on coastwise schooners
The evening world., 1894-08-02
NEGLECTED. HER CHILDREN.
Handsome Lynn Woman's Con-
duct Causes q scene ON Pilgrim.

Handsome Lynn WOman's Con-
duct Causes a Scene ON Pilgrim.
The conduct of a handsome woman
on the Fall River steamer Pilgrim,
which arrived this morning. caused no
little excitement and scandal among the
passengers on the boat last night. The
woman, with two small children and an
eighteen-year-o nephew. boarded the
boat at Fall River. Their tickets called
for passage from Lynn. Mass, to New
York.
During the evening concert the. chill
dren, who were about three and five
years of age. respectively. romped
account Of their beauty and dress. The
little ones became tired and sleepy and
began to look for their mother. The
nephew Joined them in the search and
endeavored to soothe them, but without
avail.
Finally a waiter whispered to the
nephew, and he went directly to state
room 202 on the lower deck, which had
failed to elicit response. In the mean
while the little ones were crying. as II
their hearts would break.
the passengers, went to Capt. Nicker.
son and told him what he feared. The
captain, purser and first mate knocked
at the door OF the stateroom. but with
out effect.
A short time later the electric bell
called a waiter to 202. and wine was
ordered. The nephew acted the part of
waiter and carried In the champagne.
He looked about the stateroom at the
same time and threw the door open
Capt. Nickerson and the purser entered
and ordered the woman. who was In
side. to Immediately go to her own
stateroom.
AS she walked out, with hanging
head, she was compelled to run the
gauntlet of passengers, who had assem-
bled at the door to make her disgrace
more complete.
The woman was among the first TO
leave the boat. She Is said to be the
wife of Lynn manufacturer, and came
here TO visit friends.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
KATE CALVIN DISCHARGED.
She Beat and Kicked Mrs. Hanley,
but the Charge Was Dropped.

Mrs. Kate Calvin, who is known to her
neighbors as THE Thunderbolt," lives in
the rear tenement on East Forty-eighth
street, known as the "Whitechapel."
Last Sunday night Mrs Calvin, who is
of middle age and fine figure, in quarrel
with Mrs. Annie Hanley. another tenant
In the house, threw the latter downstairs
that it was feared she might die.
Mrs. Calvin fed to Elberon, n. j., until
her friends advised her that Mrs. Hanley
was not so much hurt as Ii was at first
supposed Confident that the matter
could be amicably settled she came back
yesterday and was promptly arrested.
When the case was called in Yorkville
Court to-day Mrs. Haniey refused to
hon was reluctantly compelled to dis
charge Mrs. Calvin.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
West Side


BNSk ST. -, near Abingdon square-Nicsly fur
nishsi rooms ~ let from s. 80 upward.
COLUMBUS AVE. ?l7 near stltion-Desirable
front room nicely furnished. with adjoining
eIroom together or seplra ely; will be let CHEAP;
all Improvements, toaru optional. HagSerty's hell
GREESWICH AVE. lll--Nicely furnished rooms
Tor housekeeping, all convenlences.
NuEATIo ST. l5 near l4th st.-SquAre room.
convenient for lEhi housekeeping: 81. 50.
SULLIVAN ST. 1875 near Prince st-FurnIshed
rooms to let, with or without board.
WASHINGTON PLACE, 75-Larse room for l or
. gentlemen; also hall room: folding beds.
baths, private house.
WASHINGTON PLACE ils-Front parlor: also
smaller rooms; rent reasonable
WASHINGTON PLACE. u6-EleSant large front
room Tor one o. two gentlemen
v NVEELCY PLACE. 2ll. between Charles a
rerrl sts-l'urnishej front room. light house
t"vp.1".
SEN AVE, 5J-Cool, neat rcomsi gas, running
varcr ladies or grEtcu.en; ltght housekeeping.
gfll ST. - W--rNo nicely furnished lonnegt-
ipE Tc ns, ~ hvur on hrSt.
Iysu 81. IS " rlAt Of rooms nicely fur
u.shei. Tor housekeeping. outside bell,
I-Tu ST 81 WPlessSat, large. summer
ra. rs, also hIll rooms; references exchanged,
l.rU ST.. los W HIrdscacIy furnished. large
,uE, TouG, ,u1las water; also sHsller room.
ETH 81 ~ w.-DsslrablS double q single
tuorls. ,antral. summer rates. southerners
Accommodated
The evening world., 1894-08-02
LOST HIS DIAMOND PIN.
BueckeI Tried to Close EiIer's sa.
loon, but Failed.

During q scuffie with Samuel Filler in
the saloon at 1885 Second avenue yester-
day afternoon. Jacob F. Bueckel, agent
for the Bavarian Brewing Company,
lost a valuable diamond pin.
Filler Is the proprietor of the saloon,
on which the Brewing Company holds a
mortgage which Is overdue. Bueckel was
sent to the saloon to foreclose the mort.
gage. He turned the barkeeper out and
was proceeding to lock up the place
when Eler appeared on the scene and
interfered.
\ night ensued and Bueckel lost his
scarf, to which the pin was attached.
Bucckcl caused Eiler's arrest on charge
of larceny.
Justice Taintor in the Harlem Police
Court this morning refused to entertain
the charge, but held Eiler for trial on a
charge OF assault.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
IMAGINARY PARROTS.
Rule Wanted Money for Birds
Gagged In His Fancy.

Charles Rule. fifty years old. was sent
to the island for two months this morn.
ing from Jefferson Market Court on
charge Of disorderly conduct.
Rule called upon Charles Metz, piano
dealer OF 334 West Forty-second street,
and told him he wanted TO have him re
pair piano on board the steamer Lizzie
Ross, which he said lay at the FOOT oil
West Thlrty-fourth street.
He said also that he had on board
some parrots he wanted to sell: Rule
tried to collect some money or Metz ~
advance Of the proposed purchase. but
Metz was suspicious.
Later Metz learned that there was no
such steamer as the liEzie Ross: and
subsequently caused Rules arrest. thsre
"rJeriy conduct on which he could be
held so he was gent to the island for
two months.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
NOW THEY ARE MARRIED.
Rev. w. Kenrsy-Thomas and miss
Lietze United in Church.

After surmounting various difficulties.
Rev. w. Kearsy-Thomas and Miss Mar
saret Ltetze, formerly Of Cincinnati.
have at last been united In the holy ties
Of wedlock.
AS foreshadowed in 1.-THE Evening
World" yesterday. the ceremony was
performed by Rev. william Walter
Smith at the chapel Of the Church of
the Heavenly Rest 1l6 East Forty-sev-
'enth street. yesterday afternoon.
Rev. w. Kearsy- Thomas afforded more
or less amusement to the police Of the
West One Hundredth street station a
few days ago by requesting Sergt. Bur-
feind to marry him to Miss Lietze, mis-
taking the venerable policeman for
clergyman.
Papa Lietze. of Cincinnati, a well-to-do
designer. Is at a loss TO know why the
young people were In such haste to
marry. as he had not the slightest OBJ
lection to the match. Miss Lietze was a
school teacher in Cincinnati.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
BOOTBLACK HELD FOR THEFT
Accused of Robbing Police Conn
missioner COyies saloon.

Michael Quar!niello, twenty-seven
years old. Of 4l3 Adams street. Hoboken.
was this morning held for trial by Re-
corder McDonough on charge of rob-
berry. The prisoner was a bootblack,
employed by Polio. Commissioner NJ. j.
Coyle, at North and Washington streets,
and, 1t Is ALLEGED has been rohbing the
saloon for over two wears. When the
prisoners house was searched large
KEY and wines wers :ounl there.
Quariniello was searched in the police
station this morning. and many cigars
were found In belt. He was in the
habit OF cleaning out the saloon early in
the morning, and then had an opportu-
nifty to steal.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
ISIT KOHLHASE'S BODY7
Papers with That Name and q
GIRLS Picture on a "FIoater."

The body Of man about thirty years
old. was found in the North River. at
the foot of Twenty-sixth street, this
morning and removed to the Morgue.
From papers found in the clothing 1t is
believed to be the body of Gustav
Kohlhase, a native OF Germany, and a
fireman on transatlantic steamships,
Discharge papers as fireman from the
steamships Miranda, Manitoba and
Portia were found in Kohhase's cloth
ing.
Four cents in money two pawn tickets.
calling for q watch and a pair of
trousers. and business cards Of several
shipping offices in this city were also
found. Among the other effects were
several negatives of the photograph of a
pretty young woman, and the address,
Miss Sarah Peacock. s Fulton street,
Canning Town. East. EnglGnd." written
in a female hand.
The evening world., 1894-08-02

George McAyoy tvcnty-two years Old. 81
liCs Garden street Eoboken. Was t0ls morning
taken TO tho Morris Plains Insane Ar,lrm
Youux McAvoy vass student at Princeton col
len. end l., 3IlI,p,sei tp have gone insane from
over sludy lie MAS recently found In freight
, az at Pitisburg IN an insane condition and re.
turned TO his home
The evening world., 1894-08-02
"atchmnn Charged with burglary.

Vs.. a4'oNck' thirty-fig years old, Of IS
L,n street "'s held In deidllt Of S! 900
)" |'teE NarLe, Court to-day to answer
h., Of burglary preferred by Jacob WuIl-
Ia. "a, ,,.1bmah"r, ~ SIS Chorry stree, s,co-
Sans ,,,r, '"pil."l ea wgtrhr,su IN Vol.
a,urdi. a. iN' place was burElarllcd ON
" ,,s lAl, AM icHclry To- he ag,n",,, Cd,
ri,r h,l ,rayn Woiman stated thai no on,
W. tSnr, '"n",I ma, rs there was other prrp.
sn;e steal Tho Waterman deniei tie
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WERE THE BOYS DROWNED?
TWO suits of Clothing Found Under
n Pier.

The police Of the Delaney street sta
ton this morning found two suits of
boys clothes under pier 55 East River.
They are supposed to have belonged to
bovs who were in swimming and who
we're drowned.
one pair of pants Is missing. One
of the waists Is OF white material, and
the other blue sailor waist with brass
buttons. There is a blue polo cap and
n felt hat. A red and white handker-
chief with black border was found In
one of the pockets.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
clark. Held In $500 for Trial.

lanes Clarke was urralgnei in the forh'iI!e
Police Court to-day and held IN $500 bail Tor
trial on u charge Of conducting disoTderly
house at las East Seventeenth street. The police
rsided Tho mouse last night aud arrested Clarke,
~ Uife aud Mamie Ryan MrF. Clarke was dis
"hErEed. and Mamie was held for examination,
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Attachment for Gen. Tarsney.

COLORADO SPRINGS Col. Aug Am at
tachment has been issued for AAit ten. Tsrsuey.
Who had disrcgarded a subpoerSs TO appear before
tho Grand Jury as witness lie viii he brought
from Denver under arres, upon his return from
KsasIs city. Whare he went 10 identity cN-
Deputy Joseph WILTON, who Is ssld to have been
Inc leader Of tho gang that taired and tstthegel
the General,
The evening world., 1894-08-02

For entertaining gossip OF the
turf, the ball Held and the ring
read th. o o'Ciock Edition and the
sporting Extra Sr The Eyening
World
The evening world., 1894-08-02
TRIED TO LYNCH AN OUTLAW.
Wounded Bank RObbcr Taken to
Guthrie, o. r., for safety.


(By Associated Press)
GUTHRIE. o. T., Aug. 2-Elmer
Lucas. the wounded member of the Cook
gang. which robbed the Chandler Bank.
had to be removed to the United States
Jail here to prevent his being lynched.
The jail at Chandler was attacked by In
furiated citizens Tuesday night. but they
were repulsed by a strong guard.
While resisting arrest yesterday. Billy
Baker. notorious cattle thief. was shot
and killed by a United States deputy.
Baker is thought to be member of
the Cook gang; A large posse Is In pur-
forced and are now fortified in the Creek
country.
The evening world., 1894-08-02
Wire. in China Blocked.

The Commercial Cable Company announced to-
day that the Chinese Government has given no.
tles that telegraph lines north Of Shanghai are
bloohed and that no private message can Dc ae-
espted until further noles. --. d
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Held ON n Charge of Mayhem.

Lou,. LetkowItI. thlrty.three years old. OF
ia suffolk street. was held for trial on
charge Of mayhem by Justice sipma In Tho
Ess.I Market Police Court to-day on eomplalnt
~ ssmnsi philip. who lives In the sams house,
Th:y fought last night. and Lefkosits attempted
10 chew OF Philips left thumb. rA -afl
The evening world., 1894-08-02
bicycle Racer Dead.


JAMESTOWN. N. Y, Aug. John LEVEL Lee
died this morning from peritonlus. caused by In.
ipriss sustained by = collision In bicycle racer
here Jaly 70. He was Ssl-known by whstlmen-
u this sselloA
The evening world., 1894-08-02

3Dl'H ST. 232 ". Nicely furnished. airy front;
| also back pArior; housekeeping; other rooms;
| rent moderate,
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Flats and Apartments to te.-
Fvrnished-west Side.

6tTH ST. 100 W.-Iiandsomely furnished corner
Tat. complete for housekeeping; very reasonable.
PUrteUus
FOR DESIRABLE furnished Dat, neat, clean,
homelihe see Ellis. go W. tlst st.
GREAT ASSORTMENT small completely fur.
nishcd fats. all localities prices
FLiGG 2t2 w. e3d 81.
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Flat. and Apartment. to Let.


Erc,u Aond and Thus dy until sept IS WA
BE- I'M HORLDS "AULSE AND HOAE
DdY>." AA ddpdttseme'sts Of NJ. Inc, or 'ess
u der this ciIssa CtioH Gpped ing IN he Sunday
and Thurs .dy W0ALD uM b: rqsdted in The
AWNING WORLD or Monday and TauisCtIy
rec y char5.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1891, near 18th st-slx
rooms. all improvements: halls newly carpeted
SIS 10 $50.
MADlspN AvI, IToo-iins room hA,s, $40
ISL AVE. near Ilsth st rooms. for light
h'I''is'pinfT E GEN 70 20 u s,, Broadway
20 AVE :iO6-Three or four large. high: rooms
$ 10 SO.
81 I'VE, 1904 & = room apartments, SO 50
an Avn. o-s bc,w cen 5Tth 4 ssh sta a large
roon'S r"sl 'cati"n ou avenue. Kelly,
!sTu 81. ss3, ISL S3T T. between ist & 81
s,og---ElegEU Fats, rooms a oath decolstst
ce.tlrg,. IN imptu, en.eUti, new houtes, sSuinGa
h~lla. .a'h heated, rent 80 TO 80 Inquire
JSui'or
ssrm sr., 100 T., corner 9Th s,e-sseOad nosr
to lot, nEht rv0Ils,
aisr ct. lss E,-rsrlor rat 5 large rooms
tight all improvements, occupied by dress
make last years; rent tree TO the 18TH. Apply
en- premiaes, or owner. 2h p. iith At
fsD ST.. as E.-sinEls nG,s q rooms q bath;
crate rents IsnitoT. or II. U Hara, lit6 "a ave.
1911 ST, III E.-7 or 8 rooms, hsnssomsiy deco
rated: elegant mirrors; desirable hsishborhood.
Urn sr.. 81 E,-FiOOr rOeas Asvly psintsd;
,lite -. 3. .-.aa =
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CARROLL ST; 1884, near ClInton-1 rooms a
rooms bath. 32s; 9Th st. 2s6, or rooms, SIS
to $50.
GRAND ST. ssl. near EvGu-Floor. SIS; all Inn
provemsnts; also toor 81.
JoRALEMoE ST. 60 The Observation-Disclosures
from 81 10 To $50 weekly; all sunlight baths:
private pArk: minutes 20 South Wall e..
ferries
EOsClusKo ST. ss5, between Tompkns snI
TLrOop ayes.-ro let upper TArt ut private
house. or G rooms, with bath, all improvements ,
rents Ss and tls, adults only
SEE. HERE THEY ARE ruoms { bath. sIl
sl2 per month: 8 rooms bath. S!5 :it
per month all improvements. jATitors services;
hall an hour 70 New York city Hall. Charles
Hart, owner 1859 Cd ave. Brooklyn
wANTEp-Janitor: rent Ns. allowance, s. for
lantorship all Improvements. including bath
tub; nat house. 7G 9Th ave, Brooklyn.
FG-nIsh-1 -Eas' SID.
MADISON AVE. lCe5 Summers beD--An sle-
gantly furnished nat. rooms BATH light,
clean, new complete. s. SO weekly.
HsT ST. II: E.. near Park ue-Ground noor; I.
large rooms; improvements hnely decorated,
SIS
I2oTH ST. 1856 Lower part o! small frame
house, furnished; rent very low references re-
Qulred,
NICELY FURNISHED PARLoR bedroom. Kitchen.
housekeeping; summer SIS; lu6th st. l. station.
1915 Madison ave.
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3sTH ST. c35 w.-Larse furnished room 10 let.
suitable for gentlemen; bath; Sd bell 4
3sTH ST. 25s w.-Newly furnished rooms bess
mattresses. owner In house. $3.50 to 70 per-
week. .A
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Unfurrished Houses to Let.

Every Monday and Thursday untd Sept is IA
BE- The HORLUS "HOUSE AND HOME
DAYS" Al entertainments Of fire tines or less
under this classification dppedrtny " III Sunday
and 7hus1ay WORLD uiR be repeated in The
EVENING WORLD Tor XonGdy and 7hursday
rec Of charge
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ls?p ST. IN l. Size, comfortable front room;
hath. hot 4 cold ~atrr; private house.
led ST. lTi l. --Elessntly furnished parlor bed
room Kitchen, 81 weekly: ground dat. Dress
Ter bell
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9TH ST. I54 w.-Elegant hat, Z large rooms:
newly painted papered; all Improvements:
| rant Inv
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unfurnish.d Rooms Wanted.

81 on so MONTHLY; or 3unlurnished rooms
:. Aanted; Harlem or Brooklyn. Refinement, box
nsS World.
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9TH ST, 40 E.. near 9Th ave.-Handsomely
furnished parlor; large ANAL roon,: private
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t2D ST, $50 E.-Furnished parlor; gentlemen or
light housekeeping: others, 33 no children.
18th ST, 1856 E.-Prvate house. newly COM
tortsbly furnished rooms. all convenience 81,
81 table board
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18TH ST, lG E.-EleKant parlor: suit physician;
other rooms. summer rates: references
GsT ST, IL Prospect place.. LIST 4 I'd lves-
men only.
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Houses and Apa rtments to Lei

one TIM. soc per line. Serond TIM. nc. PEI
DIR: Third and Sub&eqtH1p T.msS I5e p0 Hssc
10 ertrd charge on Sundaya
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6Tookiv7.

6Tookiv7.
HEEKIMER ST. s6s-Two- story q basement
frame house. rUomS all improvements;
rent SIS
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t3D ST. 10? w-Largs 4 small rooms well
furnished. bath. closets: reasonable prtcssa
references
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Houses Wanted.

NICE furnished: room house or HAT wanted 4
rent; state particulars Unconditional, box Al
Uptown World.
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BACHELOR wants furnished room: not ever ~
Permanent. box ST. World. uptown.
FURNISHED front room. I'd floor for light
housekeeping; must have ample closets; ioca-
Canal st.
MARRIED COUPLE want room. g. 60; seth. ga
sts.. sth. sth AveA Refined. box soa World, 40
town. - r.. Il. !
REFINED, elderly gentleman vsnts hrnishs2
room. 81 city Y brookiyh fsrmAAspk 49,
tAs Wofte - ..-.-..-.r - - -
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-3BTH ST., 318, 3ls w.
4 LIGHT ROOMS h BATH Room, s22;
All improve mcnts, free TO Aug. 1.

sSTH ST. rs: w.-Handsomely furnished rooms;
bath, plano; night; SIS weekly. Janitor.
18TH ST, a6i w.-Complstely furnished LIST nat.
rooms: bath convenienees; reasonable. Doc
tors bell
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46TH ST.. LA w, near Bruadway-New hand
somely furnished rooms: above the averngeS
eyery convenience
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18Th ST. 81 W. CThe Wilton)-Hani.ome,y far.
nished large small rooms bath: restaarsae
attached; reduced rates
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4sTH ST.. 1855 W.. bright, handsomely fas.
nished rooms: home comforts: private fAmilys
references
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9TH ST.. 251 w.-Hsndsome large q small con-
Meeting rooms: running water; gas stove: light
housekeeping: l nisht: private house; very req
sunable: central location.
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9th ST. LAT w.-Furnlshed rooms. with -
without board: reduced rates To transents
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37TH ST. I3s W.. Just on ENTHUSIASTICALLY
rooms: breakfast
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ETH ST. ~ " ..Ss front rooms for bacheA
lors or housekeeping smiley's bell.
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Hor,h o.Iasth street.
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

WARREN ST.. ss7 Jersey clty-NswIy furuisAsI
rooms, with or without board: near ferry
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37TH ST, 2t5 w.-Niceiy furnished sitting-room
and bedroom complete for housekeeping.