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The morning call., 1894-08-24
ALAMEDA.

The inquest over the body of Harvey
Knott was held Yesterday morning at an
undertaking parlors on Park street The
jury was undecided as to whether Knott
committed suicide.
A New Hotel.
Mr.. Hershfield, owner of large plat of
ground at High street and Santa Clara
mind to build a family hotel, or a series of
fine residences fully equipped for house.
keeping purposes. but connected together
by glass-covered wake and connected
with a building to be use1 as a dining
room, which will be under the management
of a first-clasS caterer. The grounds ar g
to be laid out In parks. lawn-tennis courts
and croQuet grounds. The plan is for each
family TO have its own residence without
having to employ servants. The matter is
now assuming definite shape.
Y. Nj. c. A. Athletes.
The Young Mems Christian Association
OF California will hold a State athletic
meet at Reliance Athletic Park. West
End, Saturday, September 10. at which
time a large list of prizes has been offered
to winners Of various cycling events, u
pound hammer throw, running high jump
ing. pole vaulting, putting the shot and
running footraces.
Punished Chinese.
Z. F. Carlson caused the arrest of Won
Chung on the charge of battery for Strik-
ing little girl named Jennie Hansen with
a stick. Chung was convicted and SEN
fenced TO five days in the County Jail.
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HIS TROUSERS BAGGED.
A Railroad Clerk Caught Smuggling
Silk HandkerchiefS.

j. Foster. Southern Pacific clerk. had
an experience yesterday afternoon that
will Iinger in his memory like a bitter
taste on the tongue. He boarded the
steamer China. lying at the Mail dock.
and after paving his respects to some of
his acquaintance on the vessel returned
to terra firma. The Customs INSPECTOR at
the gang-plank allowed him to pass IN.
challenged. but on his way to the gate he
jostled little candy-peddler and upset his
tray of sweets.
Inspector Mclean witnessed the fall of
the tray aud saw the clerk pass on as if
the little peddler was unworthy of notice.
THAT fellows trousers are rather
baggy." Mclean soliloquizsd. Guess I'll
search him, anyway"
Mclean searched and found TIRES dozen
silk handkerchiefs in the baggy trousers.
The chOpfallen clerk was taken to the
Custom-hOuse, and after spending a very
uncomfortable half-hour in the presence of
the Deputy Surveyor. received a lecture
and was allowed to depart.
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DOCTOR ELN'S ACCUSER.
He Fails to Appear at the
Trial.

MADISON. Wis, Aug 23-The investi-
CATION OF DR.. Richard T. Ely by a commit
tee of the board of State University re-
gents utterly collapsed this evening. when
Ely's accuser, State Superintendent Ell
well, sent in a communication declining 20
appear further before the committee.
which he deemed destitute of power, and
because be thought the demonstrations at
the last session of the committee led him
10 believe lie could not hope for a fair
trial.
DR.. Ely was then put on the stand by his
attorney for viudcation and denied ever
having seen walking delegate in Madi-
son or having threatened to take his print
ing from local Office unless it was union
list. Then he defined his method of in
struction and in general his views on
socialism.
Professor E. j. Turner of the University
Of Wisconsin and Professor David Kinley
of the University of Illinois, old pupils of
DR.. Ely, testified as to his great conserva-
tism, his liberty of thought in his teach
iDgs and his hostility TO anarchism. The
committee then adjourned and will report
later.
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BORN.
STARRIEn

KAMLADE-CORCORAN TINS city. August g.,
1894. by the Rev. Father Nugent. Herman KAN
lade ana Maggie Corcorau. both OF San Fran
cisco.
MCDONALD-BU RKE-In this city, August IS
1894, by the Rev. Father Dyson, George A. Nc
Donald aud Katy A. Burke.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN-In this city, August
49, 1884, bv the Rev. Sol DimOnd, San Hofr-
man and Celia Lichenstein, both of San Fran
cisco.
KOBICKE-SCHMIDT-I this city. August %
1894. by the Rev. +. Bonn, Chris II. Kobicke aud
Henrietta Schmidt, both OF San Francisco.
FARRELL-CARROLL-In this city. August %,
1894, by the Rev. Father Cummings of 1T.
Charles Church, T. E. Farrell and ora NJ Car
roll, both of San Francisco.
BRADLEY-FISH-At Rutherford. Cal, August
%. by the Rev. J. Mitchell, Henry Bradley and
Mary Alice Fish.
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SHOT IN THE NECK.
A Drunken Auctioneer Makes
MurderouS Assault.


MARYsvILLE. Aug. 23-Z. C. w. Wat
son. auctioDeer, of Suffer street, San
Francisco, shot Adam Brehm, a member
OF Company c, in the back Of the neck to-
night.
Watson was under the influence of
liquor and objected to Brehm carrying on
a conversation with friend in the Ger
man language. He ordered him to sit
down, and on his refusing to do so made a
motion for his hip pocket.
Brehm hit him and knocked him down.
The men clinched and Watson tried TO
shoot him in the body. The third shot
took effect in the neck. The bullet has
been removed and the wound is not con-
sidered dangerous.
Watson has been arrested for assault
with deadly weapon.
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COAST GOSSIP.
Caminetti Wants the Harbor Com
mittee tn Visit California.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-After some contro-
Versy Representative Loud has finally succeed
cd LII getting the POstOffice Department an
oroer for the establishment OF pOstoffice al
burlington, San Mateo County, Cal.
EDWARD NJ. Houghton of San Francisco Is
among to-day's arrivals.
representative Camnetti lie making an effort
20 nave the Rivers and Har0Ors Committee OF
tue House make trip 10 California at the same
tline that the Senate committee goes. he al
llltS ne has not much chance Of success, how
ever, az this late dale In the session.
fenslons have been granted as follows: Origi-
nal-Joseph ii. Hallette. LoDOax, Monterey
county; William GrOsman, Prospect Park,
Los Angeles County. Increase-Rlchard Boyrs,
crescent CITY. Del NOrte County: Reissued-
Danlel w. Lawler, Yountville, Napa County.
mexican war SurviyOrs-1ncreaSe: Rufus Nor
gan. akdale. Sianislaus COUNTY.
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FIRE IN LOS ANGELES.
Several Small Factories Are Totally
DESTROYED.

Los ANGELES. Aug. PA fire started
in the engine-room Of Hastings & Mitch
ellis planning mill on Main ana Eighteenth
streets this afternoon and before it was
got under control the planning mill was
a total loss, as was also ROeder Bros
plumbing shop. NJ. Levy's blacksmith
shop. Bennett Bros furniture factory,
John O'Neil's stair factory and L. Barth's
shoe shop. The loss is estimated at S10,-
600 and is partly covered by Insurance.
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ITS LABORS COMPLETED.
Adjournment of the South Dakota
Republican Convention

YANKToN. S. OAK, Aug. 23.-The Re.
publican State Convention finally finished
It's business and adjourned tonight Rob-
ert j. Gamble of Yankton and John A.
Picker of Fanlk County were nominated
for Congress. The remainder of the ticket
is: Governor, c. II. Sharon; Railroad
Commissioners-John B. Brenna of Black
Hills. George A. Johnston of Dawson
County and Frank Conklin of Clark
County.
The platform reaffirms allegiance to the
national resolutions, indorses protection,
declares in favor of the use of both gold
and silver as money and condemns the
present administration.
The morning call., 1894-08-24
SUMMER RESORT BURNED.
Forest Fires Cause Great Damage
in Washington.

TACOMA. Wash. Aug. pa special to
the Ledger from Hot Springs. sixty-seven
miles east of here, says that forest fire.
which has been raging there for week,
to-day burned up several summer-resOrt
cottages and other small buildings. in
GLIDING a section and tool house and three
outfit cars. The station was saved by the
efforts of two mountain engines with fire.
bose attachment.
The Hot Springs summer resort hotel
was saved by a good water supply with
pressure, as was also the Dean Lumber
and Mercantile Company's store.
telegram from l. 6. McKain, proprie-
tor of the Hot Springs Hotel, says the fire
destroyed everything but these buildings.
but that 1t was under control at o'clock.
Many campers near by were scared or
burned out and have returned to Tacoma.
The railroads loss is $500. The total
loss probably reaches $1,000 or $4,000.
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the patient had not been properly treated
Miss Manning notified the Coroner that she
desired an inquest to be held.
DR.. Louis j. Mitchell, one of the Cor
oner's physicians, held post mortem eX-
animation and testified that he found the
woman mutilated in shocking manner
by the attending physician, and that death
resulted from shock and hemorrnaEc.
When told of the verdic: of the jury DR..
Mcintyre appeared greatly astonished and
said he had done nothing unusual in treat
ing the pa tient
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ANOTHER NEW 0EYSER.
Big Surprise for Yellowstone Park
Tourists.

MAMMOTH Hot SPRINGS, Yellowstone
Park, Aug. 23.-At . o'clock this after
noon. while a number of tourists were
viewing the black sand basin, which is a
portion of the upper geyser basin, they
were startled by a rumbling noise which
lasted only a few minutes, when new
geyser broke forth within fifty feet of
them.
The water was thrown over a radius of
200 feet square and gradually formed into
a column that rose fully $50 feet above the
earth. 1t played for. three hours.
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RileY'S Mistake.

Joseph Riley entered a pawnshop on
Third street. near Mission. yesterday aft
ernOon. He had a handsome clock in
sack and offered to pawn il. Detectives
Dillon N Crockett were in the shop at
the time and asked Joseph where he got
the clock. He said a man outside gave it
to him, but when they went outside the
man could not be seen. The detectives,
believing that Joseph stole the clock, took
him and it to the City Prison and booked
him Tor petty larceny.
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GETTING THINGS FIXED.
The Raisin Combine Will Send Out
CanVaSSerS.

FRESNO. Aug. 23.-The raisin combine
held a directors meeting to-day and re-
solved to send out paid canvassers through
Kern, Kings, Fresno and MADEIRA counties
for the purpose of getting those growers
who have not yet joined the combine to do
so before September l. After that date
the packers will withdraw their checks
unless so per cent of the output is con-
tracted for and placed with packers who
are members of the combine. Assurances
were received from outside packers that
the prices of raisins would not be cut be-
low the standards fixed by the combine.
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An Indenendent Club.

The California Independent Club of the
Twenty eighth Assembly District met
Wednesday night at Main and Rncon
court and elected officers as follows: F. F.
Coleman, president; Murdoch Mcdonald.
vice president; Thomas T. DolaD, record.
ing secretary; John Mcdonald, CORE
spending secretary; Arthur A. King,
treasurer; Murdoch McIver. serReant-at-
arms; directors-John Martin, Alex II.
Mcdonald, B. Carroll. Richard Phillips,
John Collins.
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BERKELEY.

The cepton-rooms of Stiles Hall will
welcome this evening the largest class OF
freshmen that has ever entered the State
University. The reception to the entering
class is annually given by the young men
and women of the College Christian Asso-
Citations and is considered an opportune
time for the members of the class TO be-
come mutually acquainted.
The Bushnell Union will hold its first
session tomorrow evening, and Wednes-
day evening ihe Student Congress Will
open for the consideration of current is
sues.
Miss Kate Wertz, late fellow in peda-
goggles, has returned to her position as
teacher of mathematics in the Oakland
High School.
Notes.
An open-air political meeting was held
Wednesday evening by the Peoples party
Speeches were made by MIR. Rock of Ore
gon and Messrs. Gelder and Doyle of
Berkeley.
The funeral of Jacob Hoaf of Lorin
was held yesterday under fraternal
auspices. The body was escorted to San
Francisco by Berkeley Lodge. l. o. o. f.,
where Bay City Lodge, L o. q. F.. re-
ceived it. Mr.. Hoaf came to San Fran
cisco in 1851 and became prominent in his
business Of building and contracting.
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A PECULIAR SUIT.
Defeated Candidate Sues Fresno
County .SuDerViSorS


FRESNO. Aug. 23.-Judge Gray of Visa.
liza, sitting for Judge Harris, gave a de-
csiOn to-day in the suit of Joseph Spinney
against the Supervisors of Fresno County.
Last July the Supervisors transferred the
most pOpulous portion Of the First Dis
trict to the Third. At the time this was
done Spinney was a candidate for the
First District in the interests of the Popu-
lists. As his strength lay wholly in the por-
ton transferred, his election would be an
impOssibility, he therefore sought a writ
of certiorari to compel the SUPERVISORS to
reverse their decision. Judge Gray held
that the step taken by the Supervisors
was an exercise OF the legislative power
vested in them and dismissed the suit.
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MANGLED HIS VICTIM.
A Chicago Doctor Is Held for NAL
practice.

CHICAGO. Aug. pa Coroner's Jury
this evening held DR.. E. r. Mcintyre to
the Grand Jury to answer to a charge of
malpractice. Yesterday Mrs. Elizabeth
Raymond of 2O5 Rack street died after
giving birth to twins. DIR. Mcintyre was
called at o'clock, and his wife accom-
named and assisted him. At . o'clock
Mrs. Raymond died. Soon after DR.. Nc
Sntyre and his wife left the house Miss
Mollie Manning, sister of the dead
woman. sent for DR.. Flood. who declared
The morning call., 1894-08-24
CALIFORNIA FRUIT.
A Large Consignment Arrives in
London in Good Condition.

LONDON. Aug. pa consignment of
California fruit, which was brought here
from New York by the steamer Paris, was
in splendid condition on its arrival
yesterday.
Owing to the cool weather now prevail
Ing it is considered doubtful whether the
fruit will bring good prices.
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Ready to Die.

VICTORIA. Aug. 23.-To-morrow morn
ing at s o'clock is the hour fixed for the
execution of Hugh Lynn. the murderer of
ranehers Green and Taylor. The con-
demned man bears up fairly well. He
hau his last interview with his mother
TINS afternoon, and very pathetic scene
look place. Lynn seems penitent and
pays great attention to his spiritual ad-
Visers
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Won by Mitchell.

POINT OF PINES, Mass. Aug. pa. c.
bowling of tile Crescent Boat Club and
Z. ID. Mitchell of the Riverside Club
rowed match siugle-scull race here to-
day over mile and half course to de-
eide the intermediate single championship
of New England. Mitchell won by two
lenpths
The morning call., 1894-08-24
Suspicious Tramps.

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 23.-Word has been
received that three tramps are under az
rest at Rocklin On suspicion of icing the
men who early during the strike murdered
a soldier at Ogden. Deputy United States
Marshal Woodruff and some of the military
have gone up there.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
THURSDAY. August %.
Br ship The HIghhelds. stevenson, "a days from
81 Co.
Br ship GaIena Reid. 1873 days from Cardiff;
346S tons coal, TO ID Spreckels & Bros Co.
Movements of Trans AtIa ntic steamers.
LIFERPOoL-Arrived Aug 23-Stmr Germania
from New York
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Youno Ladies' Drowned.

BATON ROUGE, La. Aug. 23.-News
reached this city this morning of the
drowning of three young ladies, Misses
Mary Lee Reed. Belle Chambers and
Elinor Garland. while bathing in the
Amite River
The morning call., 1894-08-24
Only Local Bills Offered.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-About fifty
members were on the floor when the
House met to-day. There was, rs usual. a
great rush for recognition to pass local
bills. The House adjourned until to-
The morning call., 1894-08-24
Waterfront Case.

The arguments in the Oakland water
front case, on trial in the United States
Circuit Court, have been submitted, and
counsel have been given until October 8 to
file briefs.
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General Durando Dead.

ROME. Aug. 23.-GeDeral Duraudo died
here to-day. He was conspicuous as
soldier. diplematist ard Cabinet Minis
ter in 1910 and 1870.
The morning call., 1894-08-24
Builders, Contracts.

James II. Cahill with Bradt 81 Bsteman, to build
on w corner OF Sanchez and Seventeenth streets,
% by w 100: S2075.
C. o. Johansen with Lauritzen d Nelson to build
on w line OF Hampshire street, 1915 n or Twenty
third, % by w 100; Sl400.
The morning call., 1894-08-24
Chief Clarence at Kingston.

NEW YORK, Aug. pa special to the
World from Kingston. Jamaica, says !:
Clarence. the Mosquito chief, has arrived
In Kingston. He mad a big reception.
The morning call., 1894-08-24
Suicide of Baron Monday.

VIENNA. Aug. 23.-Baron Monday, we'll
known as the founder of the Salvage
Society. has committed suicide by shooting
himself.
The morning call., 1894-08-24

If you want TO know all about the old
missions near Santa Barbara get part
twenty-five of"Pfcturesque California;"
1t contains some fine pictures OF them.
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BlRTHS-M ARRIAGES-DEATH

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mali
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed IN at
either or the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorix-
ing TO have the same published
BORN.
O'BRIEN-In this city August %, 1894, to tho
wife of John 2. O'Brien. son.
SHIRPSER-lD this city, August 10. 1894, to the
wife OF Max Shirpser,
SULSBERG-ln This city. August %. 1894, to the
wife of George j. II. SuIsbeTg. daughter.
LANGLEY-In this city. August Z. 1894. TO the
wife OF L. Langley. a
FIsH-In this city. August Is. 1894. to the wife
OF N. II. Fish, daughter.
HERBERT-In East Oakland. August 90 1894.
TO the wife of Robert Herbert, a daughter.
BAILEY-In Potter Tract Berkeley, August 20,
1884. to the wlte OF A, Bailey, son
HOFFMAN-August 81, 1894, to the wife OF I.
Hoffman. daughter
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Fifty or more refugees from Bluefelds
nave been dumped here in destitute con-
dition
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Briggs, George 2. McManus Margaret
BatteB, Mary McInerny Nellie
Bourne, Amuleuta Meyer, OtilIa
Brooks, Hobart Martinez, Hanorah
Dewey, Willie E. Minkel, John c.
Golcher, Samuel L. O'Brien, Catherine w.
GaubatZ William g. Schwaner. Capt. George
Janin. Eugene Schmidt, Ernest
hoYary, oSeph Thorne. Bridget
Levy David Naughns, Anita
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
weutS Side.

West Side.
27rI ST, ~ W, Tho Bantam Elegant back
parlur, handsomely furnished, with private
bath well heated restaurant attached.
2TTH 81, ~ W, nh Wilton Handsomely
FURNISHED front, sunny rooms; private bath;
steam heat; hotel attendance.
27rH 81, aJi W. Large, pleasant rooms. bod
keeIGis 81, $500
Drif ST. iOla W Elegantly furnished steam
2orlt 81, 81 ". Nicely iurnishcd large room,
light housekeeping hot 4 cold water.
aOTu ST, 80 W. Nicely furnished room X
bedroom light housekeeping u desired.
3ohH 81. 22l W. Nicely furnished rooms for
man aud wife or single gentlemen. ~ upward.
3iSr Sr., 3OI W. Nicely furnished front r,om
& bedroom; running water, gas, bath house
Keeping: hall rooms,
3lSr n 32 W. Large 4 small rooms. good
closets. every Convenience. housekeeping
82nsr. $50 ". J higiht R.1ni he'll connect
32D ST. - " Handsome. large desirable
rnnm, private bath, l or 2 gentlemen.
3!D II, 32B W. Nlccly furnished large h small
rooms; gaS, bath; light housekeeping.
3lTII ST. l43 W, near broadway Dentist or
Specialists Orlcr; Also other handsomely fur.
nisI'cd rooms: improvements.
18TH ST, H8 W. Nice. neat, warm, front hail
room strictly orderly house,
3srH = I. 2i3 ". Nicely furnished large room,
l digit, trout, house heated.
s9TH ST. 2t w.-To let, handsomely furnished
rooms. reasonable.
4UrH ST, 1903 W, Handsomely iurniSned
rooms; gns, bathroom: gentlemen; 81, ~,
81 10, 81 weekly. Gray.
AID ST. l3S W. Elegant rooms. newly FUR.
nished In oak superior accommodations; table
& attendance excellent.
t5TH ST. II w.-rriyate family. : large looms on
top Moor.
4brH ST, 123 W. Large, aicovp. ID. story
room, ~. board optional also hall room, 81. M
i5TH ST. so ". Large. comfortably furnished
front room running winter, large closets; rrt.
vate fnnily rens Unable.
48rH ST., 2l7 w. near broadway Large &
small rooms; well heated bath terms mOder
ate.
9th ST. lS W.-Large, warm. sunny rooms,
fully furnished. ample closets a every conven-
ience.
GOTH ST., l47 W: BINS bell Large from, room
h hall room, nicely furnished.
$3.50 ST. 222 W. #rarlors: running water. heat
suitable for doctor; also Id iioor front.
FALK BUILDING. Is W. PATH st. Hand
somcly furnished bath. restaurant, elevator:
steam: gentlemen preferred reference.
North OF ,asth Street.
18TH ST. 70? E.-NIcely furnished "a floor rooms;
board optional; private American family.
Brooklyn.
SANDS ST, %, corner lay Neatly furnished
large n small rooms: convenient tn bridge.
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Business Opportunities.

i i Sssii sale sstI SSy ".i% 20 ypr,ssr,"ss.nI, ii%HSSssssi
With small capital or stocked to millions.
FORTUNE, New Haven. Conn.
BUTCHER TORI Good stand at rncriilce /;
other business, rensOu no reasonable oier re-
fused. s5s West iOth st.
BUYER or active partner, who can invest from
$40, 900 to Son, 600 wanted for newly and per.
fcctly equipped manufacturing plant in the south;
large priaiItitic oi material on hand aud no liza,
hilitics, product nets opcr cent. clear profit and
For particulars address J. T., box i20 world.
COLLECTIONS taken, 10 per cent. no collection.
no charge. Young Lawyer. box ls9 World.
FOR SALE, CHEAP the agency OF New York,
Brooklyn and Jersey CITY, for ah article IN con.
TTS"'SNsS"rEEi%S9. n nr"ad&Sny y"'''''V'' N"''e,S
u s~ALE-Rcs,aurant. Isl Washington St.
brooklyn; price $500.
MUSHROOMS plantation for private and husi-
ness matters, laid out In every location, Mt very
moderate prices, by civil engineer. i.
$50 East 0Sth ~.
pRIVALE LOAN $3.50 wanted ample security
furnished go paid for 90 day accommodation.
riLfoRb. world, uptown.
RESTAURANT furniture, tables, chairs. conn-
tiers, CruCkcry, ranges, hruilcrS, coffee urnh, Ice
box. An active partner wanted. 100 Wooster 81.
SALE and exchange, all kinds business and prop
crty. Active Exchange Ar ncy. )! D;oalway.
SHOE DEPARTMENT In IL dry goods store on
one Of the prominent thoronghiares. reasons
for selling nave another business principals only.
shoes. box 100 World. uptown.
W~ANTED-Active machinery & steel house TO rep
resent steel foundry for small steel castings; a
good substitute for wrouGht-lron %forgings; clean 4
soft; easily worked. also to harden. Steel. box as
World.
WANTED Young partner with $500 and I'M
questionable business ability. chance to make
frm 500 to Sion per month; new. Address x,
box 81 world.
WANTED buy. Tor cash. stocks Of clothing.
dry goods. furnishing goods. sc.
MERCHANT. box 335 World.
SOl'Sii MAN, with S:iJh, viii enter ns active
partner In business bearing Investigation. A.
A., box hS World.
$40 WILL BtS 100 shares Colorado gold mining
stocks; non aSSessnblr. Write for recent Colo.
RADIO gold developments. II. J. 2O4
Montague st, Brooklyn.
$500 TO $500 FDR AN interest. new article for
family use; ready to start business; sell at sight
PATENTED. boy hlN RrOOklyn World.
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Furnishsd-MIsSeIIaneous
Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

18TH ST, 3OS w = connecting front rooms, 2
easy stairs, for housekeeping; Fireplace both
rooms; improvements: large closets, adults
quiet, private house $l4; permanent.
AID ST. 1853 e.. corner Sd ave. q nice rooms.
-. Housekeeper.
HOTEL ST. GEORGE. Clark & Hicks SITS, Brook
Ign Heights-Large parlor. bedroom a bathroom.
including linen, light. heat a attendance, $500
yearly; table board or European.
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DEL MONTE,

southwest corner 10Th st. 4 Columbus ave. -Eie-
giant apartments; the handsomest & most sub
stantially built on the west side: no expense has
been spared TO make II complete In all details: the
rooms are all light d the woodwork hard & natural
finish; every room has large bevelled French
plate mirrors 4 parquet floors; the bathrooms are
marble tiled: open plumbing, improved ranges,
elevators, electric lights. Call at Office.