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MISS SHERMAN MARRIED.


only Daughter of the Ohio Senator
Welded at Washington.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE wedding
oINi. Mary Stewart Sherman, the only
daughter Of the senior senatorfrom Ohio,
and James lvcrs McCaIlum, was SOL
ennized at high noon to-day at tho new
residence OF Senator Sherman, on X
'ttees The house was thronved with
guests, from this and other cities. in
Guiding several hundred friends OF tho
bride in the diplomatic, judiciary and
confessional circles.
Randolph H. Mckim, pastor Of tho
church OF the Epiphany, of Washington,
ohclated. The bride entered upon the
arm OF her father. The parlors were
pfoIusely decorated with flowers, and
Me ceremony was performed under
Arches OF palms. The brides were Miss
TIoyt, OF New York City, and Miss
;S,iie', daughter OF Gen. Nelson A..
SSles, Of New York. Mr.. James +.
newell. Of Boston, was the best man,
ioa the ushers were Messrs. p. Lee
city.
a wedding breakfast followed the cor.
snony, and the couple left this after.
s . on 4 northern trip. They will
reside in this city.
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A CRUEL JOKE
Perpetra,ed by Friends aIny Cause tho
Death of "A Young Man.

PERFORATED by Friends ifay Cause tho
Death of n Young Man.
PoUGuKEErsrE, N. Y, Dec. 12.-As the
result Of cruel practical joke played
on him Thanksgiving day Will o'Hearn,
thirty years OF age, OF wappinger Falls
is lying at the point OF death from
blood poisoning.
O'Hearn was asleep in chair in the
barroom OF Rush's hotel, when, accord
ing to the story no tells. ex-Corone,
Philip Rion and the hotel proprietor,
George Rush. applied hot copper
penny to his leg, burning him 80 that
no shrieked with pain. The three men
were friends aud the matter was passed
oil as a joke, which was little too saw
age, perhaps, but was not unkindly
meant. Nothing more wa' thought oil
it until O'Hearn's leg became quite
sore and he was finally stricken down
with blood poisoning. He ia now uu'
conscious and his physician says that
he cannot recover. Rlon and Rush
have been arrested.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists i'll SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
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MURDERED BY BUGLARs.

W. II. Price, n Prominent Business Man
of Cleveland, Shot Dead In His Tracks.
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 12.-Mr. William
Il. Price, prominent bushes man and
member of the firm OF Chandler &
Price, residing at No. 124 Hawthore ave-
nue., was murdered by burglars at 2:so
o'clock this morning. The burglars
were discovered in the house by Mr..
Price, who was aroused by the noise.
He proceeded to investigate and when
they found themselves discovered, one
OF the robbers drew a revolver and shot
Mr.. Price, the shot taking effect in the
breast, killing Mr.. Price in his tracks.
The robbers made their escape.
Mr.. Price only lived few minutes
after receiving thu wound. The entire de-
tective force is at work on the case, but
as yet the burglars have not been cap.
tured.
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GERMAN POLICY.
The New Chancellor Announces Il in His
Address to the ReiehStag.

AhN NNW NuAHVNAA9E aAAA1AuNNa - AA AAAa
Address to the ReiehStaE.
BERLrs, Dec. Il.-Prince Hohenlohe
made a declaration Of his policy as
chancellor of Germany in the Reich.
stag to-day. His appearance in the
chamber elected no demonstration.
The chancellor began reading his speech
in a low. hating voice, which was al
most inaudibls, and deputies called out,
Louder"
Prince Hohsnlohe said that his entry
into office did not imply change in the
system OF the government. He would
not, however, in every case follow in
the footsteps oil his predecessor; but he
would reckon with the actual facts aud
Loyalty fulfill his duties. The chancel.
lor dwelt upon the necessity OF financial
reform, the maintenance Of the colonial
policy, the necessity of strengthening
the navy, and promised that just de-
mands OF the agrarians would be sat-
isfied.
In social questions, he added, the pro-
lection OF the weak would be- made the
first consideration OF government,
which would also eudeayor to maintain
peace between the state and the church.
The applause was confined to the
members Of the Right. except during a
passage ir the speech in which the
chancellor insisted on the necessity Of
cooperation between the state and re-
liglon, when the members Of the Centre
party Joined in the cheering. The ag-
grarians applauded the references to
state aid 10 husbandry. Many members
OF the Reichstag were absent, notably
the Socialist members.
At the conclusion OF the chancellor's
speech Count PosadoWski opened the
budget discussion.
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AN EXPLANATION IN ORDER.

Whore Did the stRtistician OF tho Agricul-
turaI Department Got Certain Intorma-
tion.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-the Trade Bulle-
tin, under the heading: IAN explaua-
ton in order" says:
"In the December circular issued by
the department OF agriculture, dated
Washington, November l, 1894, aud
signed J. Sterling Morton, secretary, the
following instructions to correspondents
appear:
1.-THE new crop-the area sown and
condition of winter grain should also be
given comparatively, 100 representing
the acrenge sown the previous year,
aud also full normal condition OF the
growing crop. an increase or decrease OF
acreage or condition being indicated by
higher or lower figure"
Correspondents are especially re-
quested to carefully examine these re-.
marks
"Under the questions propounded are
tho following:
"Winter wheat area sown compared
with tho fall OF 1893, average condition
December l.
There is not one word in said circu-
lar about the area sown compared with
the area harvested in 1894, therefore
correspondents could not have made
any such report to the department OF
agriculture. The report Of the. statis-
tician is claimed to be based on the
area harvested in 1894. but how such a
report can be made up from the ques-
tions propounded and answers received
is n mystery.
"The question now is, where did the
statistirian get his replies on which to
base his report compared with the area
harvested in 1894"
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NEW lonK, Dec, l2,-Ntarion How
,'aa' the writer, wife of Rev. Edward
r., =, tsThnne, OF Brooklyn, recently re-
'arned from trip abroad aud brought
Sssye'al souvenirs oil the Holy Land.
JJeIe'aI Of these articles and some
ss S'sIc ornomsnts have been missed.
JJu,plcion ieII upon the coachman.
S SS' Wa'hburn. and no was dis
SS"NRed' After Washburn left his
s ...i was searched amt some OF tho
S r.c'e' were found. Tho conchman
In arrested and committed to the
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FOR RENT.

Store building nos lil9 and lili Main street.
VIII improve to suit tenant. ,,,,
M l55I Main street. thrcc'Story hnlIdlng. A.
Storeroom aud dwelling, corner fourtcehth
my No lois Main street, second and third floors
cirht rooms, ali modern conveniences Tor mousse
~ 81 Ohio street, five rooms, frame.
So lia7 Alley H.. three rooms, frame. s-.o
IN. iiI6 McColoch street, three rooms; 81 ~ ~
M iiii McCOlOch street. two rooms 90 W.
Ma .i6i Main street, two rooms SUI
M OF Ohio street, ;hrce rooms y w.
No 4iI7 Alley h. two rooms. 50
10 oiO Main street. two rooms - W.:
So itl south Elm street. five rooms, u! oI
So ~ Main street, fourteen toons, nodern'
No MOI Woods street. six rooms brlcE' Sl+oI
gIiO MCCoIlOch street, four rooms,
Eo I'm Zane street second moor st-',
M SltI MrColloch street twoStory iEahe
~ igl7 NrColloch street. brick sll VI
y" GI1 Main street brick dwelling. $500, =,
Two furnished rooms for men, on JACOB o@
,,r,"n Thirteenth aud Fouriccntb streets
IA nm ChaDlinc street iive rOlm" S''o"
NJ iJli Market street O0lcc ronnt s,,,
"a iil Thlrtythrl street i've rooms y
pooms for manufacturing purpose. win power
,,roi.hri. In the business part OF city.
'V sinr, rpo'n,nG South street, III heafns EAs
ernnrlr building
MONEY To LOAS'
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LYMAN GAGE
,,...u.s from Carlisle in His Flnan.
ciai Programme.
lpORE SIMPLE METHOD NEEDED

-, srsa, Chicago Banker Says that
n. Country is Not Ready to Accept
n, Administrations Recommenda.
,,oos-rbe Baltimore Plan Carries
n. True Principles ofa Credit Cur.
..oey. But Cannot DO Realized for
Wars - Some Recommendations
submitted.
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has found that her little ones arc i'm.
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
syrup OF Figs, when In need Of the
laxative effect OF u gentle remedy than
by any other, aud that it is moro &C.
ceptable to Thorn. Children enjoy II
and 1t benefits them. The true remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, is manufactured by tue
California Fig Syrup Go. only.
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ASK for Quaker Bread.

THE Panhandle Dyeing establish.
ment, owned by John Heilmeier, at No.
143l Market street, is the best equipped
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to the dyeing and cleaning depart
ments corps OF first-class tailors are
employed, who can do repairing as neat
rs it is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. can be made
to look like new. Satisfaction guaran-
tanH
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Shave frozen beef very thin until a
pint or more of shavings have been cut.
Boil until tender, seasoning with salt,
butter and little pepper. Split warm
biscuit, and butter each half; lay on a
platter and pour over them the shaved
beef with its gravy.
whispering should not be allowed in
the sick room.
lConurinhiedl
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ASK for Quaker Bread.


For the mid-winter holidays the Ohio
River railroad will sell excursion tickets
on December %. "a. %, 30 and 81, 1894,
and January l. 1895, between all points
on its line at on: fare for the round trip.
Tickets good returning until January
o 1SAh
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REAL ESTATE.
Suburban Property for Sale
o-BUx NOW


$500 90 buys choice lot; fronts on the Ma.
tiouAl Pike, at LeAtherwood. with water, gas,
sewerage. sidewalk. and only minutes walk
10 the motor. for few days only.
$500 buys lot 6lxlS5: one OF the choice lots at
AltenheIm: corners on two streets; one'third
cash and the balance oil time.
s. 600, near the Park; new house: dirt cheap.
Fine residence at Pleasant Valley rooms In
house: large grounds, with beautiful shade trees.
Residence at Leathcrwood, with all conven.
ieIces, cheap on easy terms,
Retired place near Elm Grove. fine house. fine
shade and fruit trees has 81 acres Of land. and In
walking distance from the motor raitroadi pos
session at once. =,
Good water, large barn, house OF rooms, all
hard wood finish, at big bargain, IS acres OF
bottom land.
Fine building lots on the motor lue: size 5ox
I1i at 500 each for short time only; buy now
and get the benefit ofthe advance In the summer.
ROLF 90 ZANE,
NO. 4, FOURTEENTH STREET.
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WAsurSGroS, D. g., Dec. 12.-Repre-
sentative sickles IN. " has introduced
IN the house bill for the pension OF
slOO per month to Mary Palmer Banks,
widow OF Major General Nathaniel P.
nnr,En
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oHFs'ER, ENGLAND, Dec. l2.-In the
T,'a'e chapel Of Eaton Hall. Prince
"a %Iu2Hiphns TeCk, brother Of tho duchess
n, iorS, was married to-day to Lady
L. ia Gfosvenor, third daughter Of
"e luke Of Westminster.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel 6n 1899 Market street.
FOR SALE.

Business property In central part o. city that
will nav A handsome income as an Investment
Four.roomcd house. 9346 McColloch street. for
Eish,.roomcd brick. with good stable. on Mar.
ket street, between Eighth aud Ninth; splendid
seven roomcd house. 81 South Penn street;
desirable location. Price, Sl,7SO.
Fight. roomcd house. with three rooned tone
mrnt house In rear; full lot, GKl!0 IN good no
nSIT, for 81 90 Tho lot Is worth 5000 without
any improvements on IL: will pay As Investment
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Reol Estate Agent Collector NotAry Public aud
Pension Attorney, No. l6I! Market street
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Hoods sarsaparilIa builds up the shat.
tered system by giving vigorous action
to the digestive organs, creating an ap.
petite and purifying the blood. 1t il
prepared by modern methods, posses.
SEES the greatest curative powers, and
has the most wonderful record OF actual
cures of any medicine in existence.
Take only Hoods. 3
Hoop's PILLS are purely vegetable,
and do not purge, pain or grippe. 25c
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Ask for Quaker Bread.

Low prices in Diamonds.
LuKENs & HtGGTNs.
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RlNEHART g. TATUM,
cry DASK DUILUrSo,
-.,.n,oro ora ldcu Room No, q.
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DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.


Ihavc been driven many times to my knees
by the overwhelming conviction that had no.
where else TO 20. Ny own wisdom and that oil
all about me seemed insufficient for that day
A. Lincoln.
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BREAKrAsr-oat Meal With Cream.
Shaved Beef. Apple Sauce. Dough

SuHVtU DeUl. hppIe EHuCe' IOuHH7
nuts. Coffee.
DrSSER-Roast Beef. Boiled Potatoes.
Onions. Squash. Celery. White and
Brown Bread and Butter. Baked
Apples. Rice Pudding.
SuPPER.-Entire Wheat Rolls. Cold
Meat. Canned Berries. Sponge Cake.
Cup Custard.
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Come or send to our once 10 cents aud We deliver
or mail TO your address, as you wish. No extra
charge,
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East Side.

BROADWAY, l4o5, ~I0ngncre & Annex Per
mnncni y transient home for families, very
moderate prices.
LEXINGTON AVE, $40 Elegant, large room,
VITA hTNt. class hnari references exchanged.
LEXINGTON AVE. Ash. Attn 81. Pheasant
r"om>; excellent hoard, S6 S -; American
family,
LEXINGTON AVE. 3Gl, near Grand Central
Elrguu'ly furnished rooms, also doctors par
luT3 ruiird optional.
LEXINGTON AVE. Ar. corner I3d st Nicely
furnished rooms, table buardrr- wanted.
IINlNGUpN AVE ;37- House newly opened
elegantly iuTlSlrh mont IRrOr, suitable Tor II
: doctor SIMMER int"' with or without hoard.
LEXINGTON AYE, ~ Handsomely iur-
ui,hurl lurlc Il hal rom, all Convoniruccs. .N-
C'll'ui table, American.
LEXINGTON AVE. s,j. corner list t.-Nicely
furnished room. with excellent German board
s. weekly
II. hiNHN pL.NrE. 90 Nicely furnished par
nor 4 n"ir"om with al! improvements with or
without nntri.
4TU AVE. 10, opposite Cooper Union-Furnished
ruomt Iood, substantial board English COCK
inE, 50 80 up.
STH ST, 40 L.. near ID ave. -larre 4 small fur
n.si"l front roo n,. with or without board.
10Th ST. 81 E-Pleasant double & single rooms
oll eor"eHionees' excellent board terms mod
crate.
lorIl 81. l2I +, large \ small rooms, with
good nuErI terms moderate.
luII -. HOE. N"atlv furnished room gen
uum,n, 'Niln hazard Rlro hall room.
nm 81. ri T.. comfortably furnished
rooms. wtth board Gcrman-American family
taLlr rourl.
IarIl 81. 40 q. Handsome double rooms. /
ai;hl; superior board: all conNenitnces, home
HE, SUMMER I'lcrs.
18TH ST. III E-rrivSte boarding house; large
< small rooms, good table. also table boarders
I4.iI 81. $40 T. small front rom. with good
tohrd, - weekly; table hoarier taken.
l0rllsE., l2uE. Handsomely furnished rooms
large h Nplill, with board; terms reasonable.
.srNV aa
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For Sale.

sALOoN-Any person got excise license for sale
or closing saloon" Address
SEWING MACHINES Of all kinds: new. .i2 up;
good secondhand ones from $40 for cash or
monthly payments, we exchange. rent and repair
al kinds n machines, KRusE MFG. CO.. l2'
East 18th ST.. 205 Grand st.
SEWING MACHlNEs-slnger, 81: Domestic, 81;
white, 81; Wilcox a Gibbs, s.. Automatic, $50
new Home s22. creates, eargain, this week:
vSSa a Is 'H ST., sruSnd aoal. d
SPOT CASH PAlD for entire furniture. carpets,
pianos, OF houses & fats. don't sell until you
send for Louis H.. % ave. fist st.
STORES. MERCHANDISE AND GOODS BOUGHT
quickly for cash. FRY. 81 I'd ave.
sToRE-stationcry and toy store. with coal cellar.
for sale. 1855 I'd ave.
TEAs ,blackl, IL pounds delivered 81. II. C..
DER1NGER, Post onice, New York.
TYPEwRITERs-Au makes, sacrificed. rebuilt
equal new; rented 81 and 81 and kept repaired
free. Telephone, 1918 Cortlandt, Typewriter
Headquarters. IS Liberty st.
TfPEWRlTERs. all makes, at prices detying com
petition; rentals lower than elsewhere. METRO
PoLlrAN TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. III
broadway.
TYPEwRITERs, all makes. s25 to $50: fully guar
anteed shipped, allowing examination; rentals.
"; memorandum book prices free. Consolidated
Typewriter Exchange. 25 Broadway.
UPRIGHT PIANO, sI4O: Crandnll typewriter,
matte, $40; music box, Sl5; or best offer for any
81 2 ne Hb2ye goods; sewing machines;
WATCHES. diamonds. jewerly. on 81 weekly In
change Watch Co, 3F broadway.
slo UYs New Home. Singer. Domestic, Wilcox
4 Gibbs. Automatic White sewing machines
warranted 5 years. A. NJ. KELLY & SON, 200
Grand 1T.
a. POCKET Jack Pots, $3.50. J. NJ, box ia
World.
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An OLD ESTABLISHED and good paying hair.
dressing business at a reasonable hCirc. 1877
Inxingtonlave. between SD and Sith sts.
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FAMILY Of adults would like TO hoard child
good locality, refined surroundings Address
G. r., box I World,
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DEKaLB AVE. h5 Pleasant front room for 2
persons; no children; 10 minutes from Bridge.
NuFFIfLD ST, III Desirable room well fur
uish"d pen,lcmen or light housekeeping, So. 80:
hall room, 81 ~
POPLAR IT. =. near bridge n ferries Nicely
furnished rooms: clean, genteel good attend
anC,'. suitable prices.
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Boarders Wanted.
East Side.

2DTH, ST. l1S +. Pleasant rooms on parior 4
"a noot; meals, II desired; references
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sAFEs. nsw and sscond.nsna; jewellery, PAWN
j.. NJ. MOssMAN, ~ Maiden lane
sAFE., glass onlce p.HIsons Large walnut table
l 80 q. siiIii IsossI 10 Nm i
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Boarders Wanted.

Onr Tiur, SIC. per line: Second nme, ne. pr
hnt. 7hiri amt Subsequent TmeA, I6c pa trk.
No eLtru charge On sundays
NJ EXTRA CHAi,GE suR Ir-Advertisements
for The world Wyy be left at any American
pistirt Messenger Once In the city, where tho
charges Viii 10 the same us those u. tho mail
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unfurnl.hed Rooms to Let.

NooFnS TO let.
6TU AVE, 1872 large unfurnished front rooms,
suitable tor drcssmaker or other light business.
It'll AVE, 7l-2 unfurnished rooms. ID floor.
front; l back room. Sd door; ladies only.
18TH ST. 257 w. -unfurnishet large room, al,
cove bedroom: closets, light stJreroom 2
flights: improvements; adults; ga
18TH ST, 3OS W. -Unfurnishcd large, convcn.
lent, sunny I'd story room; closets: improve
mcnts; adults; sl3: light housekeeping
23D ST, $40 W,-large front basement to let In
private house; suitable for a doctor.
BOTH ST, IL W = or . rooms, large closets, gas,
hot Il cold water: reasonable.
a5rH 81 l+2 E.-Nice large rooms; private
9th ST. 1873 w.-2d. story alcoye front q Attn
front, sunny. private family.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
urfurrlshed-Wes 81 Side.


9TH ST. 22d w,-Neatly decorated rats. every
convenience, rents SIS to sci. Janitor.
9TH AVE 23S-Eiegant nat for business or res
idence, hot a cold water rooms q bath.
9Th AVE, Ga-3&I rooms, all light modern
improvements; $40, ST..
nats, 5 rooms, bath: decorated; polished wood.
DiEcKMANN. 30, eth ave,
TIL AVE, 900, near 4ist 81. Elegant Broom
flats. $l2; 4 rooms. SIC janitor.
TIL AVE, 562- Floor through, elegant I. room
HAT, every room light; only sl6.
9TH AVE- $3.50 extra large Hight rooms &
bath: all improvements; near station. Inquire
janitOr.
9TH AVE, 2o2, near 27th at. Tt let, store h
apartments, so per month.
lOrU 81. 2iS W., 9TH Ward Attractive 3 h l..
room apartments; all light; rent SO up
IL I'll 81, IS h 81 W. Nice fats. 5 rooms, $40
to .2b.
18TH ST. a2s W. large, llrh, rooms. newly pa.
percd. SIC to $40. Hcusekeepcr.
9TH 81. los W. I'd fiat. s35; 9 rooms h
bath. Ring Jewels bell.
18TH ST, 24s W.-0 beautiful all light rooms,
bath, improvements. mirrors; for small fami-
lies $50.
18TH ST. sss. corner 9th ave. rooms; all i'm
provements; Sl3 to $40. CANAAN.
l7rH I. li2 W. Respectable family, adults,
Slight rooms. LIST, Sd flight, sl3, $40.
2isr ST. az. a,s W. rooms a bath; rents, sci.
&a. decorated apartments.
26TH ST, 40 ". From 10Th. 4 nice rooms, all
light, improvements, $40; = rooms, vacant, sls
18TH ST. 1856 w,-Elesant 3-room mats; i'm
%provements; decorated; 80 to 's. Jani'or.
1' decorated sti Z "]paSSerei: sf / is" O'"'
18TH ST., 100 w.-Rooms to let for colored peo-
pie. from s. to Slb per month.
2STH ST., leo ". ., 3 h 4 rooms to let, from -
per month M.
SAD ST. 1873 q 1875 New fats, 6 rooms q
bath. near 9Th ave. elevated station. SIS tn S3t.
u. ARTHUR AYCRIGG, 1902 Chambers st.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
Sid

unfurnlshed-East Side.
ANN ST.. 30 . Apartments for living purposes,
sl5; large rooms Jauitor, or KANE, ~ Cort-
landt ~.
LEXINGTON AVE. lS43. corner Hath at.
5rConS x bath: ull outside rooms;
rent spI to SpI.
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NNTFN III NJ, III = Nicely furnlshed
rooms, with hath: every accommodation; with
or without board.
FERRY ST.. TO.farge 4 small rooms, with
board; table board.
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nh AVE, TO9-LArge, front, 3d- floor room
also single back room, with hsLclass board.
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BROADWAY, l495, IOngncre & AnneN-Per-
mauclt y transient home for families, very
moderate prices
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Brooklyn.
VERNON AVE, IO3. Brooklyn-2 newly fur,
nished rooms, ID hoor, 4 = ON Id hoor; lblock
from elevated station; references exchanged.
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RESTAURANT fer sale doing good business:
sickness and other business: no agents. 1881
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurrishcd-North OF Street.
FREE TO LI'NE L.

on " rooms h bath, ST. to $22.
900 TO 40 ", l45ih st, AL Holding l. station.
COLLIN II. WOODWARD, 3U4 W. 1t5th st.
vs. ROOMS. I. $40; moving truck free; cIclu.
sive. adults; millionaire neighborhood: refer.
ence. $50 W. l62d at.
3 HANDSOME ROOMS, 81. on magnificent eth
ave. drive. l3bd and l34th sts. 2lth