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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

fhOMfI IOhSuIf'
Officer Davidson happened to be il
Captain Condoa's shoe store, few
doors above, trying ON a pair of shoes.
He was off duty, but hearing the cry of
murder he rushed out and followed the
fleeing murderer. The chase led the
officer over Market street bridge and
along the causeway to New Castle
avenue. A number of people joined in
the chase at this point and We're gaining
on the murderer at every step. When
the fugitive and his pursuers had gotten
about mile from this city, in South
Wilmington, the Italian turned upon
the crowd and in his native tongue
warned them to come no nearer. Po-
lombo, whose hand was bleeding from
the dagger thrust, told the officer that
Faino would kill him also, If he were
given the opportunity.
Patrolman Davidson slipped his hand
to his hip-pocket, and drawing there
from a loaded tive-shooter, advanced on
the murderer with the barrel Of the re-
volver uplifted and ready for action.
"Throw up your hands" said the Off
Ger, noticing quick movement on the
part Of the Italian, "Or I'll blow YOU
full of holes"
1t did not heed second admonition
to assure the murderer that the officer
was in earnest, and he did as he was
ordered. Then the officer advanced on
the murderer, seized him by the arm,
and in Il few minutes he was on the
way to a prison cell. lie was taken TO
the nearest patrol box and sent to the
city hall 10 minutes after the murder
occurred.
The weapon he discarded Just as he
emerged from the door of the fruit
store. 1t was picked up by Sugars old
Lawrence Desmond just inside the
doorway.
Faino refused to talk to the officers at
the city hall. His clothing was satur-
ated with blood. Polombo, who had
entirely forgotten his wound while
hunting down the murderer, went to
the police station later in the evening,
where Police Surgeon Hughes dressed
his injuries. To Officer Carmen Di Mare
he told the story of the murder.
EXCITEMENT IN THE ITALIAN COLONY.
The news of the murder spread
rapidly over the city and caused much
excitement among the Italian colony.
Hundreds of people gathered about the
scene of the tragedy and discussed the
brutal act. The occupants of the house
did not go to bed that evening, super
stition prevailing among them that the
ghost OF the murdered man would rise
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
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DF.ntTfsts

Notice Is hereby giyet. that Letters esta-
nentRry were in due form of law granted unto
Ito undersigned. ON the 22d day OF March,
A. ~ 1894, and that ali fersons having
ciaims against the estate Of the deceased must
present The same, duly lttested, 10 the said
Executors. on or before the 22d day OF March.
1895. ar abide the Act of Assembly in such
cree made ard provided. ..-
conn p. BRACKlN,
IRWIN GREGG,
Executors.
Address: Mermaid, Del. marsS-2m
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17
JAMES M. BROWN,
Justice OF Peace and Notary Public

Is permanently located in the Eberly Block
and will devote his entire time to the business
of his Office Collections promptly made. 81"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17
Mineral Roofing.

The Mineral Roofing Company OF
Bowling Green, are doing considerable
business in this place repairing roofs
with their water and fire proof coating.
They coat roofs OF all kinds and make
IL speciality OF repairing and coating tin,
metal and shingle roofs. When APP
piled to- shingles it makes them prac-
tically fire rs we'll as water proof. 1t
is mineral coating, it is a preserva-
tive of wood and metal, it gives an old
shingle roof the appearance OF new
slate and Is not subject to the heat and
cold. 1t is the greatest invention OF
the age and we will test 1t against any
, roof In the world. When its durability
is considered this coating will be found
much cheaper than any now in USE
We have hundreds OF testimonials
from people who have used our Min
eral Coating with satisfactory results
We guarantee our work. Now is the
time to have your roofs coated, while
they are here and prepared. They in
vite inspection of their work, whicl
they guarantee to be fire ard waite
proof. 52tf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17
Steamer U. Is. Reed.

The steamer will be ready for busi-
ness about the first OF April. During
the Winter her owners haye had new
decks, wheels and other improvements
made, and she is now receiving her
Spring painting, SO that when she
comes to the river, she will be the fast
est, neatsst, and most convenient
steamer on the river route. Manager
Kingsbury has secured dock privileges
at the foot Of Jefferson street, Toledo,
which will make Il very convenient
landing for passengers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17
RUDOLF DANz,
Bakery & Confectionery

50 uealer In
SCHOOL SUPPLIES, STATIONERY
Novelties and Toys of all Kinds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.

Mrs. j. Fl. Wyman, 1OrmerIY OF
Maumee, died ut her home in Chicago
on Sunday morning last, and her re-
mains were brought to Maumee for
burial on Wednesday. Her maiden
name was Aida Frost, and she was
born in Maumee, June o, lS4S, married
to j. H. Wyman in 1872, and lived in
that village until 1892, when the family
moved to Chicago. She leaves hus-
band and three children.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17

House and lot, in good location in
Perrysburg. Barn and good well. VIII
sell at a price to suit the times. For
information call at JOURNAL Office.
4Stf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17
HENRY IL. IsOETIAEts,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Tyler Law Building. Perrysburg, q.
Office hours-S to . II, M; to- and to p III.
4iZZ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17

Buy your writing paper and envel-
opes at the JOURNAL Office. We sell
the finest note and letter paper and
envelopes in any. quantities. from one
cent and upwards, 43tf.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-03-17
PnILIP WETZEl.,
Notary Public.

Dealer Ill
Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco.
Louisiana Ave Second door south OF Second
street Pcrrysburg.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

DINING. ROOM WANTED In house with board
ers; refined party superior references. Manor
box 35J World
FURNISHED ROOM WASTED by . Young girls
employed during the day. Answer. stctinG terms,
box 100, Ij3 9Th
~ FINISHED ROOM wanted n-nr ". ?Sd s.
Ferry: good neShhorhuJd; moderate price. Al
dress e., box ass World.
FURNISHED above or or . connecting r1omS
by Young married vou0ls state prize con
vcnienycs u. G. H., box 70 wurIa,
REFINED. elderly Een,icmsn wants comfortable
room; az or Brookiyn -. Permanent box
3i5 World.
ROOM furnished or ur.Gr1Irhei & hsth. TOY gor
Icmsn; private family; above Harlem Bridge
preferred; would board " reasonable state par
ticulari, Permanent, 9GGe I'd ave.
WANTED-Tro or 3 coed furnished rooms Tor .
people light hOu'eEceping between lsth 4
l2Sth SITS, west; state prize, Permanent, toS 81:
World, Harlem,
WlNTED--By : gents nicely furnished front
room single beds. near bridge Brookly n /;
safe terms. Gents, boz 3S World.
wANTED-By widow, cd story front room, be.
tween Ssth & 43d SITS, 7th sth aves., for
light housekeeping price not over " per week
permanent n uu!ted references p. o. box SIS
South Norwslk. Conn
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For Sale.

SAFES sold direct from factory house. SIS; bust.
mess, So. Catalogue free. NEW YORK SAFE
CO.. ~ clinton place.
SAWS rev and second haul; jesellers'. pawn
brokers, once and house SAFES cheap.
y. ~. NOsSMAN. - Maiden isne
Stt'.S .uId and pcN safes. ssf.s easy terms.
sa'cs exchanged. moved aud repaired. ". ii.
" TIER, - Duane St, near Brpad~ay.
SAYS Iar;" e.,fc. mcdiuin ,nlcs und small
sal" "'o,p' M - nav. Ql IRk, ~ Spring St
SOWING: Nt,NINES wlllco, & Gibbs. An.
tomato Domestic New Now. white. singer,
t,,ir llousrloiI. the Wcil-hnutr E-i..s SIS up;
trDl srcrnd hand sewing machines from $40 up.
fur cash 90 tnotthly payments; We exchange rent
i't rcpr'r ell v. ndH ~ ma,hiue' NRtSE
WIG. CO.. -, East iith a, and 700 Grand st
~ rl'WRI "a ii"minV'ou $40 to 500;
smiths plruf. thcr', 80. diamonds
90 '.rr,hs, ,HriuCk. MuuNhn. BROOKS. $50: all
uH>C,: rutrj. ~ ~ kept repaired free; tcl"-
rrur" ;als 'or,lan't Typewriter uicadIunr-
ter. ~ ldu"r'.
TYrEwR!rI:Es nr' '1akra, go to $50 tur'
Eu,riut"ed, ,hipNsl silo~tnr examination;
entails 81 ami 81 s,ui postal inr r'oHorandNm
book. Consolidated TNrEWErrKE EN-.
HIANGE. as broadway.
$50. STEAMSHIP" TICKETS 90 III" Old country In
the Uptown nrlG II Once. les 81 ave, near
7Gh 81
SOFA TANKS FOR SALE ALTO cand, tools,
"a last l,5'h st
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Good viii a interest for Sale.

RESrht RANT--Will lease or sell factory neigh
borhood: old established. opportunity seldom
offered. SHOE STORE. so Catherine st
SALOON Ho5oken, cheap; license sul lease, no:
much cash required. Address 800 lat It,. iv-
hokun.
SALOON. inst class on.y me On corners.
uHner retiring: nn agents. l2H3 Lexington ave.
STORIES and stock uf merchandise bought Tor
cash COOK, La East l,6tl 81.
WANTED g., 900 to So 90; business transaction
guarantee 90 pcr cent secure YOU With real
estate bonds, yiid attorneys having funl3 In
rhsrsc or inl Idn,iH placing this amount. cont
MHR'INL NtliASGE. 2'5 broadway.
5000 HtNS a corner saloon. full license. Apply
Thursday, j6s Nlccckcr ST.
WALL PAPER window rhadeS. stationery and
psint store for sale IN New Jersey town OF
900. S5 miles from New York city. with good
trade good reason Tor selling. Address T.. u.
box 1856 Sumcrville, ~ J.
$500 HthS hGt,cr ,RS mill 6 delcatcsscn
r'rre Ia nice locality up,uWn .orror store. ulc-
gam fixtures; mud"rat' rent; selling go cans milk
p,I Ge Pr: gold ninc Tor lus;liug business man.
Apply 10 =, " PITCHER i.S Stn ave,
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CnRlsTIE ST, l27-Gocd German & French
cooking: aisu Washing, 81 week; NJ boarding
house.
LEXINGTON AVE, is'3-l.arsc furnished room,
with lnard, also hall room. UunN ehien'cs, prt-
NdtC family,
LEXINGTON AVE iss. lT,h s,.--isr,e rooms.
with beard, 81! Tor :, American family.
MAplsuN AVE. i5s-ib5-Parlor no,r. private
bath corner house: other Tooms, with hoard.
20 AVE, l5CG- Respectable mau wanted to board
in small family. Murray, LIST nat
10TH ST, % E.-wtth board. plcasan, double &
single rooms
lUIIiSI.. no L.. Newly iutnishcd rooms, with
all conNtniru"eS, Win or without r'a'u.
nth ST. - E.--Pieasant rooms; excellent table;
transient, permanent: table board.
nm -" IA l.. SlnIic y double rooms good
board! terms moderate.
il5TH ST Ia E.--EScelcnt boar 4 room Tor
in private Jewish family.
nth ST, % L.. block from broadway Cool. de-
sirablc rooms. abundant table, transient; South
erners.
with hoard. visitors to city accommodated;
reasonable rates.. reference.
22D ST. Ii Handsome large room. private
bath: also small. excellent table; traGsien,s.
25D ST. 2S E.-Boarl room $3.50; bath; carly
breakfast. nice home. King bell II.
23D 81. ia E.--pleassnt rooms, separate, con.
Meeting; transient guests accommodated reason
ably table board, references
2jrH 81. ia H., near ith ave. Rooms, with
or without Suard; table board; Southerners Hr-
ConnIOdR'e J.
27Tii ST. III E-IIandsomcly furnished parlor
large and small rooms; with or without board ,
private house.
2oTN ST. las E.-Desrable rooms with with.
out board; every convenience: summer rates
SlST ST. 40 E.-I.argo & small rooms, with or
without board psrlor floor; doctor
SUD ST. 2Os E.-Nicely furnished rooms; nrst
class board ladies, $3.50 gents. $3.50
18TH ST, $40 E.--Lsrge & small rooms; excel
lent board $3.50 s. wcckly
3iTH ST. lSS E.-Desirable rooms: board option.
al; transients. references.
3iST ST. E.--Iiandsome rooms; excellent table
families bachelors; location FIRST class: moi
crate.
10TH ST. 226 L. Rooms; good board; all accom-
modatious ladies. 81. SO; gentlemen 81. 80; room
| for light housekeeping.
HST ST. al E.-Respectabi working ladies' {
gents accommodated with good bUarG cool
roOnls $3.50, 81.
| 18th ST. l55 E.-Pryate house. newly furnished
back psrior, small large rooms excellent
board. plano.
| 9th ST.. 100 f. single & double rooms: ex-
sOlable.
55TH ST, lis E.-i.arge front room, furnished;
all conyenieaces: superior German board: mod
| crate.
6lST ST. lis E.-I.arge. single. also double
rooms IN beautiful home; irst-cass board. ref
| erences exchanged.
GOTH ST, lG4 T.. --Pleasantiy furnished rooms;
first class board private Jewish family private
| house.
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West Side.
BEDFORD ST. 55-Furn!shed rooms to let, vi,
or without board.

BEDFORD ST. 55-Furn'shed rooms to let with
or without board.
CHRISTOPHER ST, S0-Deautifully furnished
front suit private family; bath: good Ioe"-
ton. reasonable. Janitor.
CLINTON PLACE, l07-Large front furnished
room: ? gentlemen or married couple
GREENWICH AVE, llI-NiceIy furnished rooms
for housekeeping; all convenienCeS.
HoRATIO ST. is, near 18th st-Plc1sant front
room for light housekeeping. $3.50
HOUSTON ST., :ss W.-Handsomely furnished
large room; suitable for 2; gas, bath; NSo.
MACDOUGAL ST, 40. near Washington Square
NiccIy furnished housekeeping rooms; respcctA
bic persons; $3.50 uP
FERRY ST, Large small rooms from 81. so
up, 4 others.
wAVERI.EY PLACE acT-New a Handsomely
furnished large small rooms gas bath
9TH AVE. G5-Cooi rooms with gas, convenient
10 Sth 81. l. station reasonable, -
eth AVE. i5s's. bet. 18th goth s.-LiEht,
Furnished, front G. back rooms 81 90. ~; light
housek coping. gas. running Dster; parior With
piano idy accommodation Of tenants; quiet house
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West Side.

West Side.
9TH 81. - W. Pleasant large small room,
at moderate prices. w,th otrd,
18th ST. sol w.-lisndgomc alcovc room tor 3
excellent board, very moderate; tran,turts.
18TH ST. 80 W.-Lsrge small comfortable
rooms ea, client board transicnts aycoInmo-
dated, moderate.
10TH ST, $50 w.-,-Largs small connecting
rooms nrSt'cla's board: terms moderate.
18TH ST. aa6 VT to So weekly: Hr,t-class
board; pleasant rooms. bath; home comforts.
18TH ST. br w.--noard superior table, 81 fine
rooms, 5000 up; bath; convenient To l..
10Th ST. 3i7 w.--Larsc, pleasant rooms. suI,,.
bic Tor >, ca client table; terns reasonable ta-
bic board references.
ciST ST. :5S w-SmsI large handsomp,y nlr.
niahoi rooms, superior table; good loca,ion;
anmm"t prices
"cp ST. 40 W.--Rooms s. uraard: board :,
up: respectable tran,,cuts. $50 q dsy.
c.p st .og Nicely flrri. hci Largo small
room: private huusc. excellent
I'D ST.. Glg W. Chelsea Housc--Rooms with
board. sins!y or eli suite; permanent or tran.
silent
2Tn, ST, $40 w.-Nce'v furnished cool rooms,
with good board; summer price,.
.3n ST. g2S W.-~l.argr , pleasant & smaller
roor.a every convenience; excellent board per
riRnert or trRuaicat.
2gD ST. a2s W.-l!nylish family accommodate
or boardcrs nice home, good toard.
2lTH II. 81. ". Comfortable rooms. good
beard: gas, bath early nr,a>iu t; moderate
:5TTt ST, 25i w,-No"iy. furnished rooms all
convenience, with or without board; very
goHublC
2SrH ST 900 w.-Il,nd5onc. large, also hall
room; 'Ncelicn' table, ladies' or gentlemen:
GOTH 81. II, w.-Nowly furnished rooms large
hall with board; also table board
3lsT ST, % w.--iIandsomeIy furnished. cool
rooms; excellent board optional. rans.enrs
taken; moderate.
3lST 81, ,@l3, w.-raIieS & gentlemen can he
accommodated; good board and attendance;
reaaoiaht'
BID ST.. 20 w--Newly furnished rooms. wi,h
,uprrlor labl"; n"F propTietor,ilp: open all
summer: reasonable.
SiTH ST, oll w.-Ncwiy furnished psror noor,
board trans!cnts.
2jrl ST, 30 W. pleasant rooms, SUMMER
prices; good board; !, 80 -; table ~! 81
ilrH ST. $50 w-Ncwly furnished large &
small rooms; excellent board. table hoarders,
sumner .r'es.
iiTH ST, 2a2 w.-I.argc & small rooms Wiih or
without board transients, prices moderate.
i7TH 81, SO2 w.-Niccy furnished cool rooms,
corner nat good table, homeikc. Dcttcren.
18TH st, aI3 W.--Good beard. single 6 double
ro"In.- gems. 50; ladies. reasonable, good
| commpIatiuns.
18TH ST. s?7 w.-Alcoyc & back psrlor, other
roons, good board all convcuicnecs, very
re tsoadhic,
list ST, AZ w--Nicsly furnished rooms. al In
provem"nts with board. Channcll.
5i ~. 10 ~. !ian lsomply furnished rooms
every convenience. board iOr Two, 80 ~ II;
u " looms, ~
5iTH ST. AZ W, 81 floor
BoafI'r, wanted.
SETH ST 95s ". 81 ely furnished rooms 81
mp, board optional. private hous", near usrk
5srH ST., 3i7 ~ -" W. Handsomely ur.
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81. ACQUAINTED, q good business man with the
above amount TO start a safe, reliable bus-
ness. Address Experience, box sic World.
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Boarders Wanted.

On, 7Irp .c j,e- Ans. Second 7jn,e. nc. NJ,
hn>: 7nir;i and Subsequent lanes i5G. per line.
No extra charge on Sundays
i'-g Htinrsdry umR 'eh Is ri b, TifH
HORiB'S BOiRDIR> DiE.' "a cdrt.
tame {, nnt.r MS r ossfcGtor cppon'tol mt
", ns'0y m5rj,ic e'G,op n, nm UORLD wl.
b. r.p,oie! n he ErENiNG BOELn The SAM
nee N ci"rGe.
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Board Wanted.

Ecry Vsdn,dos until SEPT. rs Urn be THE
WORLB 5 BOARDERs' DAy" Al udrcr.
tsmc1is Unkr thm cos1fcofion orn>r-'-y ~ ..
"Wednesday mornno EDITION Of TIE WORLD rpu
b. ,epeated N ne EVENING WORLD he sam. ia ,
ree of charge.
ltAlN y CumtLuiiuuE tuofns, wet fld'. tchuri
uciFhborhnrl \ surroundings Tor husband, wife,
hoy II - NcHts. 6. nurse with ihtAnt, table must
u" Eoni. TERMS not iu exceed S2j. Address T. -
hu, 'un ratr N"trh. !. l.
Two GENrI.EMEN. nurse & two children. ptrer-
where NJ other huari'rs, Cu1Ncrirp' - nrllc,ur
college or 50 ave cable. Address Ntlsur. - T.
aoth st.
TntNG LADY wi.hcs Z, hoard via ri.l'c ftri.
.ly. law rat" NI'r,ss \. T. H.. brA % WORTH
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LEXINGTON AVE, 1890, near s6th st.-5 splendid
'Iisbt rLonis. newly painted. pspered. top floor;
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West Side.
7TH AVE, 7oos-TSo elegant 7d-story rooms
single or communicating; bath: all cow eniences
STU AVE, sss-one or two furnished rooms TO
let. tisv up. is, aisht front.
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MERCHANDISE or stores bought for cash
BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL.

AN UPHOISTERfI who wishes to 40 In bust
ness, with some money. BOZ Columbus ave.
AM WILLING To- pay ~, for loan of so25 Tor
twenty day s.: security aud references satisIac-
tory. LoNnNrERRY. world, Uptown.
r. WANTED, $50 loan; abundant security
place with e rder; $50 a | Tor six weeks.
WfSIELL, World uptown
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Instruction.

One TIM. csc. per iir<: Second Tme, Sc %
isre Third and Subsequent Times zoe. PR Ina
No enfra charge on Sundays
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l.. A. LINDE,

100 West 5ttb 81, corner Broadway, makes . ~
cslu OF teaching persons to dance who have Ct
tempted snd failed 10 learn at other acAdemisei
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught; afternoon and evening classes; e.ass
scholars receive strictly private lessons wtthsse
extra charge open all summer
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY 20 West IN
st-upcn all summer: waltz guaranteed 10 9
private lessons with music s.; four class lesssps.
81: - class lessons, s.: class every evening:
Wednesday and Saturday receptions, dancing Q -
20 -. will renuNe Aug. / 10 American Thsare
Buildtng icost a million dollArsl, sth ave. snd
"a s. very large hall electric light electric sls-
,ator. steam heat. II viii absolutely be the most
elegant aud elaborate dancing school Ia this ooeA-
Try; price the same.
OPEN ALL sUMMER-wsits and ali sssAiss-
aols dances taught rapidly; eirculara kNfCks
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LOANS uN FURNITURE, Without removal:
easy payments; confidential RS Fulton st.
room % ''eraisii,a kuiiding, brooklyn.
MONEY IL loan furniturc. pianos &c. legal
interest, easy payments: business confidential
FAITES co 26iI Atlsutie ave. East Nsv
York Bank Building. rooms and 6, Drooklyns
entrance PrnnsSi ,suia ave.
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isr AVE. s7e. near 5tth st-Cheerfu apartments.
"a rooms, newly painted; well-regnlated house;
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Loans.

Cre TIM, .5c. per line: Second Tms. - -
kne. 7lird aud Subsequent Times, zoe p~ Ms
No extra charge On SunduyA
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Gor,h of ,7sth Street.

l.,Tn ST., rs. E,--rirniShci rcorr- with or
without board; sll accommodations, Toderstc
i:SrH ST. 2O' w.--Room 10 ie'. With board
also table board
18TH ST as w--rurnlshci rooms. sooi
board: private family; ,onVenienoes; home
like: IS. Golden
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9TH AVE, So0-3o4 corner eth st-Elcgant
nats, 5 rooms. bath; decorated ceilings: avn
inss. new houses: rents sc5. SIS BECkMANN.
504 eth ave
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Eth AVE, 1972-AttractiNe s cheerful rooms.
s26. $50; begin 18TH heated; neighborhood
sScelled II6th station.
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MISS M'CABE'S
I.ENox

Conser' atury. as W. sd ST. always opsnls
electric cooling. correct WALTZ GUARAN-
TEED. ; strictly private lessons IS; any hour.
With mgsI; positively no failures; classes every
afternoon evening; monthly. 81. quarterly. -.
iucuL.-g private Instruction. latest dances; cir
Culars. RECEPTION Wednesday and Saturdsa.
STAGE DANCING, every style; latest novel;
ties, terms moderate. Pupils, Rialts. beby
Sprurs- Trial Lesson
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A nlG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. broadway cigar
store. best in the city fine stock; little money
required; orncr has two place.
LYMAN. 20 broadway.
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and i, rcwtlting schcc,.

bt.N y t.TI IA III, Iyi st.. Brookiyn- tor lin
tied time ladies' will lie instructed IN swimming
Mt half rates.
srENoGRApitY aud r,pcwrl,ing school.
sic Prosdwsy y. V. 81 week. Can or write
WANTED An eSperic reed master for n hrSt
grammar class In atRthnlC srhoOl Address.
with references, Rev. Thomas sca.ly, T.. H. tam.
hridRppOrt Mass
The evening world., 1894-07-26

MANHATTAN AVE, 3Ss. near 1l6th st.-At $780,
So" unusually light, attractive apartments.
rooms, bath: private hall; steam heat: selected
small families.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
unfurnished-Weet Side.

COLUMBUS AVE. 7o6 near seth st.-small nat
& 4 rooms: decorated; all Improvements;
small families only. Janitor.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

COLUMBUS AVE. Scr
The Princeton union., 1894-10-25
Vote for the Best Man.

The voter who tries to vote for
the best man" is true citizen.
When all other things are equal,
it is proper enough to stick to
party, but, regarding the right Of
suffrage as a sacred trust, which
should be exercised console tiously,
carefully and judicio iously, no man
has a right to vote for a bad or in
competent man simply because he
is on his ticket. a voter should
regard himself as the agent for the
whole people, and in selecting
men for public servants he should
have as great regard for their fit
ness as though he possessed the
entire appointing power. To be
sure it often happens in State and
national politics that we vote for
measures instead Of men, in which
case it is different. 1t may be bet
ter to vote for the success Of a
good principle even if it is repre-
|sented by a fashionable sort Of q
man, than to vote for a good man
representing = bad principle OF
The Princeton union., 1894-10-25
NUMBER ~.
policy. a man with the record
behind him that Adolph Biermann

policy. a man with the record
behind him that Adolph Biermann
has; q man who is backed BY the
plund derers Of our school funds; a
man who has upheld the policy
which he has, and forced our State
to resort to the courts in order to
get back money unlawfully taken
from our. schools, is not deserving
of any mans vote, in or out Of his
party, for. the Office Of State audi
tor. In that position the State
wants thoroughly honest man,
one who can be trusted at all times
and under all circumstances.
Honest Bob Dunn is that kind Of
a man, and the people, regardless.
Of party, are going to vote for him
on November 9Th. Battle Lake
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