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IDIOT SUSPECTED OF ARSON.
Mrs. Ella Ahlbergh Died in Man.
haitian Hospital To-Day.

The Nationality Flats" a big double
decker tenement, numbered 81 and 50
Baxter street, was afire at o'clock this
morning, and those who live there think
the blaze was started by Norris Nor
rirty. a twenty one -year-old youth, of
feeble mind.
Flames were discovered in the cellar,
and the firemen put them out without
great deal of trouble after they had
caused 500 damage.
Morrirty lives with his widowed mother
and three brothers on the third floor.
There are twenty families of all nation
alities in the house. Cornelius NJ. Sulli-
van. a cousin of DRY Dollar" sullivan,
keeps a saloon on the ground floor, and
Bernhard Platte a grocery. Platte saw
the flames first, and Sullivan turned in
the alarm.
The fire was confined to the. cellar.
Sullivan said that Parkey Corney, ten
ant in the house had told her that early
IN the evening he had given Morris Nor
rirty some matches. Morris said he
Mrs. Leahy. who has been jantress
of the building for sixteen years, said
that Morris had often said he would
"fx the flats and drive all nationalities
Morris often went to the cellar at night
to sleep. He liked to be alone there, he
said. A year ago there was nre In
the cellar. Morris started 1t to warm
himself, he said.
When H. B. Clnhin's place, at Worth
and West Broadway, caught fire some
time ago, Morris Morrirty told the ward
detectives of the Leonard street station
4 that he set 1t atire, He told them how
he had bought benzine to start the
fire from Platte, the grocer OF Ma
tionallty Flats"
Morrirty was arrested. There was
long inycstga,on; No evidence could
"A be found against him, and II was found
that he had lied in several details
Il Finally he said he had been only fool
a ing He was discharged.
4 An investigation will be made into the
/ circumstances surrounding this morn
ing's fire.
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.LEAPED FROM FIRE TO DEATH.
Mrs. Ella Ahlbergh Died in Man
haitian Hospital To-Day.
She Had Jumped from Fourth
Story Window.

Mrs. Ella Ahlbergh, the young woman
who, frightened by a burning Christmas
tree last night, leaped from the fourth
story window of her home In the double
five-story fat-house, 54s West one Hun
dred and Twenty-sixth street. died at
Manhattan Hospital at o'clock this
m, rning. The four -months-old babe that
Mrs. Ahlbergh held in her arms was
instantly killed.
Mrs. Ahlbergh was the wife Of Magnus
Ahlbergh, engineer in Maillard's candy
factory.
The Ahlberghs had their Christmas tree
last, night and the candles on 1t were
lighted early in the evening. Mr.. Ahl-
bergh and friend went out about 10
o'clock and were in n saloon when the
fire occurred.
Mrs. Ahlbergh's clothing caught fire
from the Christmas tree, and In a
moment the whole room was ablaze.
The terrified woman clutched her In
She fell into the areaway, between the
sidewalk and the house. She was taken
to Manhattan Hospital and suffered ter
ribly until she died.
Three alarms were sent out for the
fire when 1t was discovered at 1890. The
Department was ve.y slow in respond
Ing. and the two upper floors were COM
pletely gutttd.
The damage is estimated nt $4,000 on
furniture and $4,000 on building. The
"Policemens Row"
Mrs. Mary Miller and her son, who
lived in The nat adjoining the Ahlbcrghs,
escaped by jumping from one fire-escape
families, Oh the top floor. escaped the
same way.
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DEATHS BY FIRE IN BUFFALO.
House Full of Lodgers Burns in
the Early Morning.
Two Persons Dead and Five Who
May Not Recover.
(By Associated Press.)

BUFFALO, Jan. 2.-Fire broke out
this morning in Mrs. Annie Hacketts
lodging house. IL Swan street, four
story brick building of the tumble-down
order. The first floor was used for a
saloon and restaurant. The second and
third floors were used for sleeping
rooms. The beds were in little compart-
ments, like box-stalls In n stable.
The fire started in the saloon and
spread rapidly.
There were no ladders anywhere, no fire.
escapes on the building. no way to save
the frenzied occupants. Two people were
burned and about twenty others badly
injured, at least five OF whom are likely
to die.
Following is a list of the dead and in
Sured
Isaac Bradley, printer.
Woman known as Edna, day cook.
THE INJURED.
Mrs. Annie Hackctt, proprietress, burned about
head and arms will recover: Louis Anderson,
iodscr, burned about head. face and arms. will
probably die: David L. ward negro cook. badly
burned about head. face and hands. will probably
die: Edward Cross of California, frIghtiully
burned about face, head. hands and feet, 1T is
not thought he can recover Charies van Ever
tcolored) private detective, hands and feet In bad
shape, will probably die: Charles Edwards, prin-
ter, left arm broken. body badly burned jumped
from the third story and Is probably
fatally hurt; John Avery. OF Palmyra n. Y,
also Jumped from the third story legs were badly
burned and bruised; George Wright bartender.
hair burned on hands and face blstered
will live George Fleming, arms and face burned
George Harrington. left shoulder disocatcd and
his back burned; J. f. Russell, painter and
snecorator. OF Olcott, ~ Y. burned about arms
and body. will live; william Sweeney, shoemaker
3hlightly burned about legs
WI The loss on property was very small
fIprobably not more than 5000.
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his brother. in.iaw, James Carney, are re-
spectfuiy invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence, 2T2 Marcy ave-, at 10
o'clock Thursday morning; thence to Trans
fgura,ion Church, where a solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose Of his
soul
LYON. In the 10th year OF his age, ABRAHAM
LYoS
Ruben Lodge. No 3. I. o. F. s. Of L.. Con-
Rrcgntlon Adath Emmo, Hoboken, N. j.,
friends and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral on Wednesday, Jan. 3.
1s94, at 10 A. NJ, from his late residence,
229 Vernon ave-, Brooklyn.
ON sunday, Dec. 81, at his resi-
dence. l25 south oxford ST., brooklyn, WILL
IAN RiCHARDsoS, In his 72d year.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 2, at \ o. clock, in the Hanson Place
Baptist Church. corner Of Hanson place and
South Portland ave-, brooklyn Interment at
convenience OF the family.
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BOSTON'S $35O,0OO FIRE.
Globe Theatre Burned and Adjoin-
ing Property Damaged.

(By Associated Press)
BOSTON, Mass, Jan 2..-For the sec
\ md time in its history, the Globe Thea
re- now owned by Mr.. John Stetson.
end. up to last night, occupied tempo
|rarily by the Hanlan's "Superba" com
pany, has been destroyed by fire.
BY good management on the part or
the Fire Department, at this mornings
blaze the loss was restricted to the thea
tire building, the brick structure adjoin-
dng, called the Globe Cafe, the new
building owned by the Harvard College
Trustees, on the northwest corner Of
Washington street and Hayward place,
Ind the building owned by the Bryant
Ind Stratton College, on the south side,
IND the r. f. Allen clothing store.
~ 1t was lis when the nrst alarm was
Wounded, and in less time than 1t took
Sven the nearest fire engine to arrive.
1he whole interior of the playhouse was
III roaring mass of flames.
N Steward Willis, of the Massachusetts
Yacht Club. was asleep in the ciub-room
hext to the theatre at the time the
tire broke out, and was awakened by
caterer Roach. With two men he made
In effort to save some of the Club prop
krty, but the flames soon drove them
but of the building, and the Glib loses
all it's fixtures.
About s35O,OOO is estimated as the total
lOSa
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HIS BED WAS AFiRE.
Tramp Held on Suspicion OF Start
ing u Tenement House Blaze.

A fire which caused little damage but
|occasionel much excitement among the
tenants, mostly Italians, broke out at
.853 West Twenty-Gfth street, about
o'clock this morning.
The fire started in the basement, and
when the tlremen arrived they found a
Tramp, who gives the name OF John
.l'leming. apparently asleep on a burning
pnattress. The circumstances were so
Buspicious that the man was held BY the
police.
i Fleming claimed he entered the base
<nent to find IA place to sleep and lighted
a piece of paper to find something
H'soft. Upon seeing the mattress, he
lay down upon II, throwing the burn
.hg paper aside
4 He says he knew nothing more until
awakened by the tremen.
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A. PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL

Id fASt 4ku 81. iEPNtntn season
YOUNG or OLD instructed privately. day or
evening: privste lessons In the WALTZ and
TWp-SrEP our spec ciaiy; lady to practise with
gentlemen; private classes
AFTERNOON, evening classes. MRS. CAR
TIERS ACADEMY ,Al Lexington ave. second
term forming: private lessons: waltz speciality.
AD. NEWBERGER, 22B West l25th st. aud l85
East I'D ST. LsnoK Minuet and all novelties.
CORRECT WALTZ guaranteed; 8 strictly prl-
vate lessons, So; any honr. with music rOsi-
lively NO failures; classes formin ng quarterly, So:
monthly, 81 Washington step, Court dance.
Lenox Conservatory, T4h3 Broadway, below I2d.
KOCH'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 81
9th ave-, near 10Th: Brook lyn branch, 1902 Bed
ford ave, near Futon-Waltz and nll the latest
dances taught rapidly; 4 lessons, 81 first lesson
private "a lessons. So: private lessons, 81; Tor
-; class Tor ladies' and children saturday, to ..
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, 20 W.
5yth 81. -Four class lessons, 81; "a lessons, 81 :
correct waltz guaranteed in o private lessons.
with music, 81 afternoon class, children and
ladies. Tuesdays and Saturdays same price,
g. 80 to $50 T.. N. lady and gentleman teachers ;
best place In the city at popular prices. Send nd
dress for circular. Priyate lessons In the waltz
dancing 5000 II r. NJ. Admission, gentleman
aud lady. 40c.
MISSES MONTGOMERY, 3ls West i7th st.
teach scrpentine, Spanish, butterfly, fan, skirt
and all stage dances.
WALTZ and all fashionable dances taught; pri.
vate md class lessons: circulars: Kaiser VII
helms new court dance dance aristOCratc)
taught. Knickerbocker Conservatory, ~ W l4th.
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~ Upon request OF advertisers MARRIAGE
AND DEATH NOTICES printed in THE WORLD
uin be teie0rdphsd 10 and reprinted IN any one Of
The JoH2,rin0 papers icnhom ertrd charge TO n.
advertiser:
Philadelphia fPd. Public Ledger.
Chicago (IU.) Tribune
Albany " ~ ArOs.
Boston Globe.
81. Louis Post Dispatch.
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MAR RIEo.

ADAMS-GREENLEAF. In Trinity Church.
Lenos, Mass, by the Rev. William Grosve
nor, on New Years Day. 1894, WILLIAM
ADAMS. Of New York, to ALICE CAMERON
daughter Of Dr. Richard Cranch Greenleaf. o
lenOx.
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L. A. LIN % E.

100 West 34th ST. corner broadway, fnakes q
specially of teaching persons to dance who have
attempted and failed to learn at other academies:
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught; afternoon and evening classes; class
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge. Open daily, 10 A. NJ. to IL +. NJ
- fERNANDO'S ACADEMY,
l02 East 65th st bank building; prices reduced
classes now forming: private lessons, any hour,
81; waltz and all the new dances taught rapidly;
reception every Tuesduy evening.
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ANN ST., 1912 rell's Hotel a few choice
rooms TO let Tor rcni!emcm only; nlcrIy fur
nIshed; steam heated ~, 81 30, Siprr week.
LENISGTON AVE 13D near 5ihh st, Peasant
large, small rooms, heated; moderate price :;
also back parlor.
LEXINGTON AVE, lI4-Dc,irable square Il
hall room IN comfortable house: reasonable.
Sd AVE, 2C4-IIOusn prvate: light huusckeep-
Ing rooms. also handsOm" corner room fOr2.
4TH AVE, 375 Elegantly furnished sunny
room~; gas, bath, heat s.. oup. IaFourrndc
liTI sr % = n.s[ ~ Bro hrasHYdway~Newly fur
llTH. 10 T., near Ith ave Well. furnished "a
floor front room for gentlemen or gentleman &
wife; also front basement for Hight housekeeping
llTII ST, .22 r. Nicely furnished connecting
rooms suitng gentlemen, or married couple for
housekeeping.
18TH ST, 30 i. 3 elegant furnished rooms,
81 10 81 Indy. gentleman or couple; the
location.
l2Tn sc h uNIvERSIrY PLACE Hotel Je.
rome; ncNly furnished, elegant liyht rooms
81. 30 upward gentlemen only,
18TH ST, lll r.. corner 81 nNr, NcrIy fur
nlshrd rooms; nll"ihnn couples; ~. ~ to ~
housekeeping permitted.
l41If ST. 2O7 L.. Furnished rooms tu let; also
small apartment uu utmlShcd; steam heat Jan
itur's bell
I7TH 81, III =. near irving place Hand
snmeiy furnished rooms for families gentlemen;
18TH ST. 2:si !. between ~ & 3iaycs. Eic.
gnut large room, bath, running water, heated.
IIlNhlt llhNN'r
lSrH ST., l-5 l.. Large Handsomely furnished
front ruum, CRATE Ar" also small room.
2OIIl 81. - T.. Pprlor sult. rooms suitable tor
physician or dentist; also other rooms
.2D ST, li7 L. 2 nicely furnished rooms
housekeeping. hall rooms for gentlemen,
sI,75
23D ST, 22i T.. Board, room. 81 50. ~ early
breakfast; gas, evening dinners, comfortable
home.
PATH ST, 23l T.. Nicely furnished single
f.r l.lIp ar ui NNIt th,,.tH
board also rooms adapted 1rlIgh, housekeeping
PATH ST, 2-7 T.. = front, sunny, connecting
rooms, - large front, sunny hall ruon
18TH 81. l2S r. Large small nicely fur
nished rooms: moderate prices; meals II de
sired.
18th ST 1872 E.-Niceiy furnished ruOm, ole
nlght. front; folding bed others 81. ~ So
18TH ST, 2Ol f. sunny front room; gas, bath
%, Dillon; evenings all week.
20rH ST. 20 X Nicely furnished sinEls front
room; every oonyoniencei ~ week.
+.
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Two More Cases or smaII-Pox.

|wo cases OF smallpox were reported at the
|alth Board this morning. The patients are J.
|lboekcr, two years old OF e.lO5 Second avenue,
! Amelia Garno nfty-seyen years old. OF One
Adred and slSy-ninth street snd stebbins
|nue. Both ware removed 10 North Brother
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

Cft 7Imf sOc pr NjIt NcOnI Time, Hc. pT
hnt Third and Subsequent Times, IJc. per hin
NO Cy1rd charge on .>ugoidU.
no EXTRA CHARGE FOR T--Advertisrmen;s
for The World may he left Mt any American
District Messenger Office Ia the city, where the
charges will be the same US those ut the main
uficc.
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Musical,

VIOLIN and mandolin thoroughly taught by ex
perienced professional: lessons 5Oc. pupil
residence. pEIINE, 2B6 W. llth ST.
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ALIBERAL CASH
offer for any stock oi merchandise, store fixtures.
nS @aF2 sS dT nq oo Or
country, sTRACs, 1901 I'd ave, corner ODD st.
ANY STORE or merchandIse bought at
9rs1 for on5.rs;n, snS55 ra;Sh, NC delay. eafne..
iiARisISSS. sSasR5'f si6 East ssih .e. 9f address
"SS& SSAght T@E as Hash SI2EEkk 5 "a Ave-
na 9geM GASH sack, HH tadh iHE s Te"t @cat:4 4.
AT GREAT sAcRIFIcE-Must be sold by Feb
!. !st ave saloon; yer ySTy yl. LILLE cash;
AN OLD. horseshoeipg and
only s2.5 iENES MEIEH; sSa has s6th st. ST,
AT BARGAINs-ITotels cafes, restaurants and
liquor stores easy terms. Wholesale Liquor
Warehouse, 500 Greenwich n,
o.day; good location CIIifR, IA Aim St 80
BARBER SHOP and c,gar store. cheap; no
BOARDING HOUSE for sale on account Of poor
health. Inquire 400 West 18th ST.
BUTCHER SHOP for sale cheap; corner. with 8
rooms; rent, sl1. 30l Even ST. Brooklyn.
CORNER LIQUOR sTORE-Long lease; new
license; low price. G2I 1t ave.
FINE CONFECTIONERY Tor sale on account OF
giving up business 2Jd2 ID ave.
FOR SALE-unlted states Loan and storage
Company, 227 NGrth OH ST., Philadelphia,
stock or sale.
FOR sALE-Frst- class confectionery and sta;
aoInery store i9T 1ail Us ySiIe on account OF
FULL LICENSE FOR SALE.
O'CoNNoR, SO Centre st.
FURNISHED- ROOM HOUSE, all rented, pay
ing good income: sell cheap. 327 w. 10Th st.
GENTS FURNlsHING and fancy store; no
agent; call all the week Inquire 713 Colum-
bus ave, store.
GoOD-PAYLNG hotel and restaurant; OF Will ex-
and esrI 10. xsWss. nSss s;h private ho0's Tree
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STAGE DANCING

G.. CONSTANTINE, 10 West 9th ST.. near
Broadway. Skirt, new serpentinc, character, song
and dance, Spanish, also high front and back kick
split, toe and bend also Jig and reels, the Bessie
Clayton. Helene, Hattie Wells, Fleurette. Mabel
Clark style taught; they are my pupils and now
on the stage meeting with great success. My
terms are moderate Tor class or private. y. b
Also the waltz and 2step qua raneed In one lesson
or no charge. Established private academy only
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Business OPPORTUNITIES.

A.-STORES AND STOCKS OF MER-
cuA Nn!SE BOlGHT FOX SPOT
ANY STORE, STOCK KMER(HANDISE
bought for cash. HACKER, 20 Lispenard ST.
A.-WANTED TO BUY Tor spot cash, merchnn.
disc OF :, al AZ KINDS. amount no object. tSll or
DINING SALOON, Union square, completely
furnished; steam heat: $500 month lease. Nc
CoTrEK, $50 West 4th st.
GENTLEMAN needs loan, $3.50; will return
500 in 30 days best security deposited.
BRAINARD, box 159 World
HAVE YOU $50 you wish increased to $2Dl, be-
sides receiving y per cent. dividend quarterly?
Tacoma, Wash.
PATTY WILL INVEST some money In cstab-
he'd hitter r. egg and p%ulry M market
address st MARkET, tox aoa World dI'' '''e''''''
PERFECT DRE-sMAKER wanted as partner In
board and lodging optional splendid opportunity.
Apply l40 Fast G3d st.
partner in the retail psInG and
no capital required a trst-class wnreroom fur
o Ss of lea aGI
business and Is able and energetic. Address
Music, room % Times Bnilding. New York
WANTED One man with capital from 81, 500 to
81, 30 to take Interest aud Official position IN
insurance corporations; tirst class connection and
unusual opportunity for good returns, with abso-
''' ''''e'' C. j. FRASTZES unioin 50 square rs y"
WANTED-A general agent for each county In
States OF New York. New Jersey and Connecti-
cut; staple article of universal necessity: upward
of $50 per week can be realized small capital re-
quired. 20 Cortandt ST.. New York CITY. room
522.
WANTED Small hay and feed business In East
ern District. b. NJ, box 623 Brooklyn World
WANTED-Ioan Of Sl25, 4 months $50 bonus;
security. SILVER, 20. box l. 700 New York
500 BUYS established tea and coffee route clear
ing 3t5 weekly, short hours MERCANTILE,
box 239 World. uptown.
So O00-PARTNER in established manufacturing
business: good trade close investigation: ref
erenoek exchanged. Address MARTIN, 1852 eth ave
TO- OOJ CIRCULARS. 81: 100 900, $lS; 1000
cards or bil!hcads, 81. Why pay more ? Other
work equally low. Special orders at few hours
notice. EDGAR PRINTING AND STATION
ERY CO., 80 West Both 81.
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Goodwill a Interest for Sale.

IF SOLD AT ONCE, Seoo will buy an old; e.tap-
lished saloon. JOHNSTON, 16t East l0eth St
LIQUOR SrORE-Great bargain prominent cor
ner, near one Of the principal ferries; nrst class
saloon in Washington Market; several uptown
stores at sacrifice also brooklyn aud Jersey City
stores: property Of all descriptions for exchange.
UOONSOR, 20 Centre ST.
LIQUOR LICENSE AND 2 GOOD CORNER
SALOONS. CHEAP. 100 BRoADWAS.
HAT STORE-A good paying hat store; must be
sold on account Of owner going in manufectur-
ing; no reasonable offer refused. Apply on
premises, 1888 I'd ave.
OYSTER and chop house big bargain IL sold 70.
dny lease for the whole house; price $3.50. 3ol
Bowery.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, doing good busi
ness established 30 years for sale, no agents-
7D< ID ave.
RESTAURANT downtown; good business and
furnished room house; best chance. KELLER
ITO Fast Houston st.
ROAD HOuSE-Iicense, lease. furniture: only
$500 necessary; bargain. HUBERT BOOTH,
TO broad at, Newark, n. ].
SALOON for sale; big bargain.
RfRwAN, 22e West 18th Ct
$500, GROCERY STORE, fuil stock; must cell
has other business; no agents. 461 West T2d 81
%, 900 RETAIL STOCK for spring OF meme and
cbildren's clothing cheap for cash. or for busi-
ness bearing satisfactory Investigation
RETAIL, box iSp World
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Goodwill s. Interest for Sale.

one Tine. csc. pr line; Second Time, eec. per
hHe' Third and Subsequent Times, s0c per line;
Sc. per line tr!ru on Sundays.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

FIVE GOOD BCSINESS HORSES, $40, $75;
single truck, top grocer wagons. 100 Freeman
ST.. Greenpoint.
GENTLEMAN, about to leave city, will sacrifice
stylish pair Of cobs half brothers; also fast pac
ing horse, Delaware Boy record :. lpL, four-y year
old, now q. LOUIS ERDT. 100 Putnam ave-,
brooklyn.
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

I4TI ST. lag E.-Nice light rooms, ~ up
monthly. Dillon. % Till 3 r. NJ.
23D ST, 3loW. Large front basement to rent,
uuturnshed
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Flats and Apartments to Let


unfurnIahed- Side
MADISON AVE l1e2 near Il6th 81 ELEGANT
steam heated nats, rooms & bath, $50 10 S23
Jnnitor.
an AyE I71-Njcea A A a room anartments
iust mt In order ~ 10 ~, Apply ianitor Isl
enor }rnnt ~ ~ W. 'fr'' ''' "
Sd AVE 1923 $50 TO Sl3. 80, 3& 4 rooms. lu.
aure In shoe store.
5aISJI Srr .laa lah 4 .,a- ~ - be,,Te.r T., A, %
10, a. y .a"n, @ "a a. n rocus Enn ,,Ir ~
,a,ara dSsnra,ah ca.,ir a. 80 III m i'v'
ea ho,,sas h,,ps y Io,n sa a. r.",l ~, ~ I!tn
Teni,p u'''' N"''' . '"' "e"'' 'e"' F-"' P'''
'Sl,g.: pluS
18TH ST.. 045 Rent free To Jan. l5 fine
apartments, all improvements, TO let, cheap
18TH ST 5O8 E Good rooms A bedrooms
~ 90 81 ". o0; good rooms. $40, I'll, -,
2b1H 81. 2OS E.-3 I large 4 light rooms.
with improvements; rents Sl2 10 SlB JRnitor.
38TH ST, li1 E,-3 unfurnished rooms. LIST
moor, together or sinsly; rent reduced.
58TH ST. las y. flower part Of private house.
with owner; rent moderate
e2b ST, ais a s1e E single q rooms 4 bah
49,
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MISS M McCABE'S
DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming nj
II East 18th st. between 9Th ave. and broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening; private les
sons, any hour. VI waltz guaranteed In six pri-
yate lessons. 80; I lessons, 81; quarter, - les
sons, -; lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
DAY EVENINGS: SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
beginners at any time. Day or evening.
Special and individual attention given to those
learning the waltz; also the new and fashionable
dances Including sthge. fanCy and Chhrncter.
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Dancing Academies.
in fs, 4, Line. S,,,,yn, On,
AFTERNOON GLASSES WALTZ GUARAN-
Tues and Thurs 8. 30, 8 90 teed In six private
LADY AsSISTANTS lessons. with music. 81
HOSEA HIGGINS

100: ilO WEST 2sD ST., near 9th ave. L.
station. 81 monthly. Glasses MON, TUES,
lessons, 81; tickets used at pupils convenience;
beginners classes, lessons, 81; quarter, "a
lessons, $5; receptions weds. Sats first lessons
private Open every day, "a. NJ. to II 7. NJ.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD
Hosea Higgins ls probably ms well known as any
man In New York, and the fame Of the institu-
ton over which he presides has spread all over
the country. The invarinbe and pronounced sue
cess that has followed his methods In teaching the
art OF dancing has made II the largest estabi sh-
ment OF the kind In the world To the better class
Of people - Our own Is an ideal Institutions Its
facilities are uncqualled, the floor space Is enor
nous the music provided Is above criticism, while
the head Of heir profession.
MIR. HOSEA Higgins. in his class lessons
gives individual Instruction In room separate
from the general class ROOM Diflldent pupils find
this method great advantage. HE GtARAN
TEES THE WALTZ IN SIX PRIVATE LES
SONS MAKING NO FAILURES.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.
LADY wants large furnished room, private
family, between 3+th seth sts. h 2d a Lex.
ington hyps, state terms. Address Lady, so Sd
ave. World Branch.
SMALL ROOM WANTED by middle aged lady
with respectable people; low rent O., World
Agency, 3s7 stb ave.
wANTED-TSos Or three furnished rooms, heated,
hight; location near 4th ST. 9th ave references
exchanges. Address Fnnklin, lb1 oh ave,
glyink fnll pAtILenlerA Rree. ~ n N. "
The evening world., 1894-01-02

PATH ST. 248 W.-Nice large rooms; frst-class
board: heat: Sll up, for two; halls, $5. 80.
26TII ST. 33 W, near Madison Square-Large,
handsomely furnished front room, with board;
southern exposure,
The evening world., 1894-01-02

unfurnished-East Side.
MADISON AVE, 1892. near ll6th 81. - Elegal
steam heated fats, rooms & bath, $50 10 S2
Jnnitor,