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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
Time to Get Together.

That was an excellent letter sent by
the Garretson Democratic Committee
to Allan L. McDermott. Its plea for
the standing of the new organization
in point of ability and respecta bility
was conclusive. 1t only recited mat
ter which everybody knows when it
alluded to the ineficiency of the Gen.
trail Committee and the disrepute il
had fallen into as an organization. Ii
the issue depended on these matters,
the letter would be final.
Unfortunately, it is by no means
convincing rs regards the claim to
regular party standing, as regards its
pretensions to be considered THE
Democratic Committee of the county.
If anything, it rather begs the ques-
ton on this point. There is a frank
enough statement of the steps by
which the committee was organized,
but this tends rather to prove its non
representative character in the tech
nical sense, than the contrary. There
is surely no pretence of historical sue
cession; there is no pretence OF popu-
lar suffrage. The committee is the
creation of a lot of gentlemen who
got together and willed it into exist
ence, and many of whom had been
voting Republican tickets quite as
often as Democratic ones for the last
year or two.
1t hardly seems the thing to estab-
lish a fat committee of this kind, by
means Of a new fat, as the party or
g%anization in Hudson. and if it were
right we do not think it could be sue
cessfully done. There is only n
gate open for the Hudson Democracy,
and that is a union of practically all
eiements-all elements of ordinary
honor and loyalty. This union can
only be secured by sacrifices or both
sides-sacriicss of material advan-
tages and sacrifices of feeling. 1t will
be necessary for Mr.. McDermott and
McAdoo, if not to love each other, at
least to work in a common cause, and
for John P. Feeney and Lawrence
Pagan to shake hands across the
bloody chasm." Perhaps they think
this is impossible. Maybe it is; but
then it is impossible for Democratic
candidates to be elected to any office
in this county.
Here we have Mr.. Pagan on the
one hand and Messrs. Coyle and
Stanton IN the other, rending each
other in Hoboken in anticipation of
the spring election. And yet each
would tell you that he was devoted
to the prosperity of the Democratic
party. Well, such devotion is the
kind that leads to Hades.
It is about time to get together.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
Your protectionist is a queer bird.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has shown
manly dignity in his acceptance of
the Senatorial situation. He con-
fesses his defeat, and leaves the peo-
pie to deal with those who we're the
engineers of 1t. Meanwhile, he made
a nomination which the Senate could
hardly help confirming, and which
will commend itself to the public.
In this whole struggle, as in all the
other phases of his career, President
Cleveland will be entirely vindicated
by time.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
TORTOISE SHELL JEWELS.
Return TO Popularity of the once
Coveted High Comb.

As every Improvement or innovation
usurps to a greater or lesser extent the
position of its predecessor, so tortoise
shell hair ornaments are actively rival
ing those of gold and silver for first
place. The reason is obvious. Tor
toise shell does not cut the hair, which
metal is likely to do, and weight for weight
it exceeds the value of silver and nearly
equals that of gold, while its extremely light
weight combined with its refined and elegant
appearance makes it particularly adaptable
as an ornament of the couture.
The style in greatest demand is the Span
ish or high top ornament, both plain and
carved. 1t produces an effect at once ele-
CANT and distingue. A novelty in this line IS
a tortoise shell hair ornament embellished
with electro-deposit silver fligree work. As
yet this style has not been made in quantl-
ties, but the demand is extensive.-Jesoeters
Circular
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
this remarkable array to the previous

this remarkable array to the previous
tally
The General Electric Works at Lynn, Mass;
the Wamsutta Mills at Nav Bedford, Mas;
several ivory works at New London. Conn !
some collieries 10 North Carolina; the furnaces
Of the Cumberland Iron Works In stewart
County, Tenn; tie wool and worstsa mus "
Rowland. Croft & Co.. at Camden, >; j.. ana
aud two large blast furnaces of the Reading
Iron Company at Reading, Pa.
The Car Works Company at Rioonsonrs;
Penna, are nader contract To build Two nunofea
coal cars for the New York. Susqushaona anu
Western Railroad. and four hundred car wneeis
for o Cane Breton firm.
This Monday) morning all the c~ollierles OF
the Mahanoy Valley except the Bear ban auo
st. Nicholas, resumed work. Among the 9 u
to the Reading Company AMI has been IDLE Ior
over q mouth. This collisry employs over sly
men and boys.
When the Eoening Journal OF TINS
city Joined with the other infamous
conspirators of the Republican press
in creating the recent depression for
the purpose, il possible, of beating
tariff reform, it gave up column after
column of it's space, day after day, to
lists of failures, stoppages and reduce
tions of wages. You all remember that
brutal headline, THAT Glorious VIC
tory in which it gibed at the voters
of the country. and tried to destroy
their confidence in Cleveland and the
Democratic party. What about the
GLORIOUS victory" now? Why does IL
not chronicle the grand onward march
of renewed prosperity under that same
fiamboyant headline?
It does not do SO, because it is I'M
possible for a Republican paper to be
honest with the public. The truth and
Republicanism a no more be blended
together than oil aud water. You
may shake them up in a confused
tumble for a brief minute. but as they
settle down, they inevitably separate,
and you can see the sharp line OF sepa-
ration between them.
But what will the Journal do when
the boom reaches it's height?
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
Facts worth Knowing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane,
the remedy used must be non-irritating. Moth
Jug satisfactory eau be accomplished with
douches, snuffs, powders or astringents, pc
cause they are irritating, do not thoroughly
reach the affected surfaces and should he aban-
doned as worse than failures. A multitude OF
persons who had for years borne all the worry
and pain that catarrh can inflict. testify to rsdi-
cal and permanent cures wrougar py Eiy
Cream Balm. Your druggist has it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
Gerlnanla Theatre, Hoboken.
Had ,rho.~b. ya over.

Agitatof-.Do you ever stop TO reflect. sir, on
the condition of the country!"sa
Citizen-'I have thought much upon the sub
ject, thought long and deeply
sAh. l am glad to find there is one beside my
self who has given this great subject attention.
What, ia your opinion. does this country most
need at the present timer
"a fool killer New. York Weekly.s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Robert g. Corcorap, son Of Mr.. Andrew
j. Corcoran,s is about to . ii for III rtIn qn and
tho West, ladies' Hs win sail on the Isabslla.
Mr.. corcoran has been 10 POOR neaith and vii
make an extended tour to regain his strength.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20

JAMES SMITH, JR., we observe,
waivers. He seems to be on the point
OF deserving the Wilson bill and going
over to the enemy. His instincts as
"a successful manufacturer" are
stronger than his loyalty as a demo-
crat, or. perhaps, we should say, than
his perception OF the principles OF
Democracy.
1t was our provision of this sort OF
wobbIing curse that made us reluc-
tant to see Mr.. Smith sent TO the SEN
ate. He is a democrat for business
purposes, and the horizon of his
politics is bounded by his personal in
teresrs.
Well, his time will come. too.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20

ALL last week the Sun howled that
the Senate Finance Committee would
SO eternally lick the tariff measure
into shape that it would on emerging
bear no resemblance to the awful
Wilson bill. Yesterday it changed its
tune. 1t gave a wall of anguish as it
announced that the Senators had
further reduced duties and added to
the free list.
Poor Sun, it is a hard fate to be in
a minority of one against all the rest
of ones party.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
NOTABLE TREES.

Cologne has a soo-year-old rose tree.
One tree recently cut down in Tulart
County, California. was 33 feet in diameter
at the base.
Redwood trees have remarkable vitality.
In a forest that has been cut over the young
trees start by millions.
Trees are felled by electricity in the great
forests of Galicia. For cutting comparative
" soft wood the tool is in the form OF an
anger, which is mounted on a carriage ant
is moved to and fro and revolved at the
same time by a small electric motor.
Thanks to the OF Salvation
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20

We know pretty clearly what to exp ect-a
tariff settled by Southern interests. by the die
tation of a President VINO believes projection is
robbery In harmony with the robbery Of our
most advanced industries -Lsl1iston Journal.
Why, we thought the principal OBJ
~jection to the Wilson bill was that it
was fatal to the industries of the
South, for4whieh Republican papers
have such a,tender oncern We have
been told, too, at sundry times, that
it was in danger of being beaten
through Southern hostility-that of
the sugar planter, for instance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
A woMAN's GROWING GLORY.
The Latest Styles In COiffures Give
the Forehead a Chance.

In me-. u uotffures the
mass of hair is arranged at the crown of the
head and is usually rather prominent, al
though several modes are shown where it
lies fat and follows more closely the shape
of the head. The ornaments used are pearls,
aigrets and dragon flies, and one pretty style
for blond hair has four ''oreilles dane"
(Which do not sound so well called asses
ears) of peacock blue standing up on the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Standard Railroad of America.
In Effect February 10th, 1894.
Trains leave JERSEY CITY as follows
FOR THE WEaT


FOR THE WEST.
915 A. NJ, FAST LINE, with vestibule, Parlor and
Sleeping Cars, daily for Pittsburs. Columbus. clevs-
io1a 4. n, the ceiebrated FESSsTIv1S1A LrSiTsD.
the pioneer Of 4, this bh,,S class Of %o. the service. composed ssd
Stareeroom, sleeEPi h Dining. Observation snd smgok mol
g;1S +; u, GHLcAae AMP ST.; LONE ExPEREss, With With
p 70 eolam S%ss'leS insila slssPiG4 si saS s Saai s.: f GalS. daiiy
SLAP. NJ, WESTERN EXPRESS, with Pullman, Vesti-
Cleveland lie fbinine; Car to PhiisSelpS6ia and Pitts.
burg TO Chicago:
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis and Mem
phis: Through Sleeping Cars. Dining Car Altoona
s,i5 F. NJ, Pacific ExpREss, Pullman BUFFET Sleep
ing Car to Chicago daily for Pittsburg, Chicago. To
land.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND
THE SOUTH.
For Baltimore. Washington and / the b. South at SIS
Inn LIMITED Ed P sois Ca Cars a, and nd I PsnS SsSi sDfsh RFsiipcsd
Dining Cars; A4S 5ls and 81 ". and Y 50 might.
tied ParioSr Cars and Pennsylvania railroad Dinina
Carr. AS, 5IS and 50 I. N. and le.S night. For
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express for Philadelphia, ga, 7s4, s.1s, s.4s, AZ
B2st isaa / 4 81, So, 4Is. rs. 5.is, 81, 500 "A. 81
poi4. Pennsylvania Limited JOS 4. Ma IS, rs
4,e eeom 51S, I'll; SCI Ill 81 /. ~ e. Ii + and y; a rs = fs h. R %sss.
DAYS. Sundays, SIS and .i5 p. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia via Camden. SIS, 49,
II. Is A. M, 203, 224, 4.13, 51S and SIS p. NJ. week.
days. Sundays, 1854 A. NJ, us F. NJ.
For Atlantic City, III. IA A. NJ. Saturday only, 12A2
114 C2GS P. NJ. With through Pullman Buffet Parlor
Carr, 223P. M. week days.
For Cape May. 1912 F. NJ. week days.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
Point Pleasant and intermediste stations, via, Rahs
day. 1000 A. Nj. and ga I. N. do not stop at AsburT
Park or Ocean Grove on sunday)
The New York Transfer Company will call for tbs
check baggage from and to Hotels and residences.
S. N. eve ]. r. WOOD.
Gen'l Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
The Revival OF Business and the Tariff
Liar.


Liar.
The signs of o revival of business
are unmistakable. The news comes
from all parts of the country. Old in
dustries are resuming operations, and
there are even new projects in the
field. No doubt within three months
we will almost have forgotten that
any depression eve existed-such is
tile elastic character of American
business and American temperament.
Every day since the beginning of
the year it has been cur good fortune
to be able to resumption by
one or more factories or mills in Din
part Of the country: Yesterday added
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
OOD'S
S~arsaparina
CURES

nve bottles, Ifelt perfectly well and have enjoyed
good health ever since. Many OF the towns
people have asked me about the success Of
Hoods S~arsaparilla, and I have cheerfully rec
orsmended 1t ~feelingindced gratefulf for the good
itshas done me. Friends and relatives have also
taken Hoods SarsaparillS with good results"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20

THE Trenton pottery bosses are
nothing if not consistent. First they
make a big chop in wages, and then
they go to Washington and howl for
the defeat of'the Wilson bill, because
If it passes. they say, wages must be
reduced.
Yanr nrotactionist il a. nuaer bird.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20

JUDGE BARTLETT apparently too k
Just the same view of that recon-
mendation to mercy that The NEWS
did
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1894.

This paper IS Democratic an principles
aud is Independent IN its rie,cs on all local
questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20
Much in common.

Lawyer" But you don't regard money as in
any way taking the place of q wife,
Complainant (breach Of promise)-'1 deax
know. Money talks. -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-20

Thanks to the introduction OF Salvation
Oil, young bicylers need not fear q fall.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22
$780,

to fully celebrate tie universal victmy
through our Lord Jesus Christ. "Our
eyes are unto the hills 1t is SO GER
tain to be accomplished that Isaiah in
my text looks down through the field
glass of prophecy and speaks of it as
already accomplished, and l take my
stand where the prophet took his stand
and look at it as all done. Halleluiah,
tits DONE. See! Those cities without
a tear! Look! Those continents with
out a pang. Behold! Those hemi-
spheres without a sin! Why, those
deserts, Arabian desert, American des-
ert, and Great Sahara desert, are all
irrigated into gardens where God walks
in the cool of the day. The atmosphere
that encircles our globe floating not one
groan. All the rivers and lakes and
oceans dimpled with not one falling
tear. The climates " the earth have
dropped out of them the rigors of the
cold and the blasts of the heat, and it
is universal spring! Let US change the
old worlds name. Let it no more be
called the earth, as when it was reel1ing
with everything pestiferous and malev-
client, scarleted with battlefields and
gashed with graves, but now so
changed, SO aromatic with gardens, and
SO resonant with song, and so rubescent
with beauty, let us call it Immanuel's
Land or Beulah or millennial gardens
or paradise regained or heaveni And
to God, the only wise, the only good,
the only great, be glory forever. Amen.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Board Wanted.

BOARD WANTED-ror' gentleman g. his at
tenlant In the neghborhood Of or on Washing
ton Square; II possible on ground floor. Address
p. q. hoN s,iia New York city.
GENTLEMAN desires room & board In Fat.
sortnble American family; widow preferred
not above W. 10th ST.; state terms. Homeke.
World Agency. Ca Sd ave.
REFINED Jewish lady wishes board between 10th
Goth SITS, ehst, 1914 ID aye,
ROOM n BOARD for woman employed below
lCtn 81 west lowest tcgnS L. ~ u 18th vt.
TRAVELLING MAN seldom home wants board
FOR wife; terms low; west side. Permanent.
box 800 World, uptown
WANTED--On west side for man, wIfe . children
4 nurse, permanrnt. . connecting rnoms. with
hosrd: private family preferred. not to exceed
E0. Comfort. box 400 World. uptown
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Boarders Wanted.
esss Side.

,,,
LhNiNNIoS ANE tlo, near with 81 Nicefly
bosrJ '"'s' ''"' '''''''' ''''''"'"'
Nv, 49,
EIs,an,, ,,rn,sha.s ra,,s .,,,s ~ =, - IL -
c,irnt c,i,,ns '0''' ''''' W '"H'' On
S,sss,Ss {; =. ,;-,,,, -. a.. :, -;
room; ali imprnycments; board IL desired;
German widow. Mrs. Wnnnekcr.
LEXINGTON AVE-. sOo--Flegant large rooms.
with first. ass b, ard; jewish family: refer.
cnces exchanged.
'r rooms; superior board; III < e.: American
N,r,snS AVE- ~, ,,t ,,--s,n.,o q h,i
rooms en- suit, or sInsiy;' single rcous Tor zen.
-, .,--.----,,--- -.
Alm hNE. ~ mppnsltc ,Noper Mon larsc
snt r.o,, nu"ItHm,,MI nn'lm; rnRis' .noh'
4Tu AVE. id2 Accommodates ladies. gents
cienn rooms. vood mpchnnjrs' bnnni, indIcs
e. 80; gents, 81 W Dsnnav'.
nth ST u, E-snc,. 4 double roon.. GOOD
board; gents or couples, terms moderate early
breakfast
,,ru CT 90 ,,o,, ,.,,, p.,o,,,,, n..,.,
HE p,om. asupdan, table, renI,r,nc,' mar.
ried coupie. -. -
, TN 81 ooo + Hand. ana. Ior.,, ro,,n sio
Including ,uperlor bonri for .; also r,rior
;,ru or ~, n MAN. a ,.L n.,,. ,...
large; small rooms; table boarSers sreommo.
dated.
,.Tu ar ma r. -I,rgo ,,,,, ,t,,,,. ,,rrts,,:
running water; excellent board Tor :. IS each.
iaru 40 ,iA b,tw.,r l. IA ,y,s I..,c A
small n oais; g,,oi huarl !. mica moderate
,.r,t sr ossE mon, ,d,ye tarro l. s,r,ii
rooms! sur, r,or hoard. "a y, wccIiy '''''''
49, ,n nv, -. - "''"''
iSu anal, III; nv ho "as, IN roohhn; ,ntSc;
mcdrrate,
= ----. -
18TH 1T" lss E'-E,esan,,y furnished rooms
'o'' o.
H bo,rS yi,,nrs 20 erm naMn r%Gh
| raason, able ratss: references
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The evening world., 1894-08-28
Boarders Wanted.

ON TIM. Or. psv Tine. sensaa INA ne p1
hne: Thsrd AMI Subsequent nfAaE ise pa hn<
No exhu chaTOs oa S1adagg .. ,as.
Every Htdne'doy snia sspt . on BE- TIE
aoRLD S B0ARDERS DAY'. Az ddt,r.
psneau uRtsr this dssf eGtaoH appeufn1 IN ne
Hsanosdoy mornf,to siton q Tue WORLD WI
Be rpedted ~ ne EVENIS0 W0RLD the SAM
me- Of charge
The evening world., 1894-08-28
AFTERNOON CLASSES. WALTZ GUARAN-
OPENING OF FALL SEA teed In 6 private lee.
HOSEA HlCClNSs

" II OWN AChIFmt DANCtNth
1856 to lao WEST e3D ST . near 9Th ~ sta
ton. 81 monthly. Glasses MON. TUES. THURS
aud FRIDAY. 100 TO 10 80: private lessons. 81;
tickets used at pupils convenience; beginners
classes. Lessons, 81: quarter. "a Lessons. IS:
eeptl0ns Webs. salts. hrst lesson private Open
all summer. A. N. to II P. N. Cooled by cold air.
| FRoM NEW YORK WORLDLY
+ Mr. HOSEA HIGGINS. In his class leaaons. gives
Individual instruction in a room separate from the
general classroom Ihndent pupiis dnd this
N ethod a great advantage II Ii not such .
tedious affair to LEARN how TO danes lie
GUARANTEES THE WALTZ IN SIX PRIVATE
LESSONS MAKING No FAILURES. snd hun
dreds OF former patrons hear WtliAg testimony 10
the fact. aud during the summer season thia
academy is thorouEhly cooled by EDIsoN'a
LARGE CoLD-AlR APPARATUS.
All the requirements being thus met, "OCn
OWN ACADEMY seems like the one 70 90 10.
OPEN ALL sUMsIER-walts and all fashionable
dances taught rapidly: circuart- KNICKER-
BOOKER CONSERVATORY. ~ West 1tth Of.
| THE MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY. re-
moved to American Theatre Building (which
cost 81 900. ooo) AID Y and sth ave entrance on
| 9Th ave. take eleT r; everything new; very
large hall Otis e elevator, electric iisht,
| school In the c0@lzry; thorough and elective
system OF teaching; private lessons In the waits
| our great speciality class lessons, 81: ~ elasa
| lessons, IS; correct waltz guaranteed IN privnts
lessons. with music. IS; oircniars; hall 70 lst.
reasonable lattsE class for bails receptions ~
The evening world., 1894-08-28
:
Uufurnished Rooms to let.

i3TH ST, SOC f., i3th St. tos-Rocms & bed
rooms, $3.50 81. $3.50; good order ready
18TH ST.. 80 W. One or two convenient rooms
Tor housekeeping private house; si3 month.
I4TH ST. III r. Two front rooma IN n first fiat,
pnfurnshed; reference given. Apply inn trcss.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Dancing Academies.
T.ENo6k

AESNo~
Con,erVntary. 2t West ESD st. always openk
Correct WALTZ GCARANTEED; nvo
strictly private Lessons. IS tany hour with mustcl
New rapid method; failures Impossible Lady
assistants Glasses every afternoon. evening
lnow tnrming); monthly, 81; quarterly s., iaciud-
ing Individual private instruction In waltz and
latest fashionable dances EXTRA cHILDRENo
Fancy Dancing Class now forming: circulars.
ing reception and ball "Wednesday evening. Aes.
20; former pupils invited. STAGE DANCES
/ UP TO DATE. Nouce-our Partisan repre-
sentative arrived with nav dancing noyeltisa
Every style rapidly fought; pay by instalmenta
thus avoid being detrauded. Pupils: The famoua
Otero, Rialta Lottie Collins. Baby Spencer: ~
others, ARREST best sehool.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

LEXINGTON AVE. 60. cor. akih sl-French
family handsomely furnisAsdl repnsi table
board, references
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Flat. and Apartment. Wanted
urturn,shed.

untur0lshed.
SIX rooms h bath. steam heat; 2 adults; rent
moderate. Address Burkhnrt, Hotel iogcllng,
Fast b1th at.
WANTED or s rooms unfurnished, between tfd
tGth SITS, a ith q 9th Aves. rent must be
reasonable. Address. with full particulars, A.
r.. box ?s2 World. uptown.
WANTED-9d roor In private house; improve
ments; SIS to $50; not above Stth st. d.,
Atlantic Hotel, Sheer-head Bay.
VOTING COUPLE want floor in private house,
west side: rent moderate; light housekeeping,
Permanent, p. u. box 16i, n. Y.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
MISS M'CABE'S

MI ID M Y hDT u
DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming at d
East 18th ST. between bth and Broadway.
Clsss~s every afternoon and evening: private les
sons, any hour, 81; waltz guaranteed In ak prt-
NAte Lessons. IS: lfssap4. 81. quarter. - les
sons, IS; Iady and gentleman assistants
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
EVENINGS SEND FUR CIRCULARS
Beginners at any time Open all summer
Special and Individual attention gwen TO those
learning the waltz. also new and fashionable
danesI. including stage. fancy and character.
{. HOWE, II East AID St., guarantees he walts
In q private lessons. sJ reverse movements
carefully taught; YOUNG or OLD; day OF
evening,
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Boarders Wanted.



osTH ST. 33e ". Handsomely, Furnished
board moderate.
eTiI ST. Il w.-Larse pleasant rooms; tran
sents taken for summer; references
95TH ST is w.-Deslrable large q small rooms;
superior table location. reasonable.
o6TiI ST, c5 w.-Transients taken for summer;
table board.
9TH ST.. ~ W. Handsome rooms; unusually
low price; excellent board; private family;
close Ia park.
i2?D ST. eth ave, 20ii--Handsome rooms; lib
cral table. house nrst class IN all It's appoint
mcnts.
l2frIi 81. ~ W. Handsomely furnished
rooms; all conNcnlcntcs; first class board: locn-
ton unsurpassed
nice llght rooms; good table. mechanics. s. per
week, Including plain washing Call tol w. seth Of.
North OF sst, Stree'.
l.sfU ST, 2O2 W. Large h small desirable
rooms, with good board referencei.
Miscellaneous.
ENIlERlE NCED woman wishes n child Toxic
ear oi at her home good reference. H. World,
lnrtn.
TWO refined gentlemen can be accomp,oda at 4
with home comforts In private family. Jerome.
box W World
BROOKLYN.
HENRY ST, 4?l-plcnsant rooms; excellent
table; Few minutes walk 10 south Ferry; mod
crate
PINEAPPLE ST., Gi. Brooklyn - Pieasa 1t
the bridge NJ.
NERANbAH PLACE, 3s. near South Fcrry-N!ce
roums; good board private family. moderate
terms
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Flat. and Apartment. to let.
f.ru,shea-Jsrsey City.

HALLADAY ST., 2ls-Four room. comfortabl.
furnished for us-keepinH; fine location; ". b
weekly; take Pacific ave. trolley, cortlandt o
Desbrosses st. ferry.