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The evening world., 1894-02-05
SCORED THE PARK BOARD.
Mayor GtIroy DcnOunccs Delay in
Park Avenue Improvement Plans.

The Park Commissioners have wasted
so much valuable time wrangling over
the speedway specifications that they
haven had an opportunity to prepare
plans for the $1,000 oj park improve
ments which the Legislature authorized.
Mayor Gilroy reported to the Board Of
Estimate and Apportionment to-day that
he had received n certified copy Of the
law authorizing the bonds. lie said the
Board was prepared to issue them at
once, but the Park Department was not
ready with the plans Of the work to he
done.
There is no excuse for this delay"
said he, turning to President Tappen.
This is a most critical period for the un-
employed. You knew OF the passage of
r ihls law ana should have been ready to
"Our engineers are at work mapping
on. the proposed improvements and will
have. plans completed Oh Friday" replied
The Mayor became impatient. and ex-
claimed stuff and nonsense. n we wait
TIL Friday that means another. weeks
his afternoon. and that the Park De
partment he notified TO have II report
There is no necessity for us to have
where work Is to he done and how much
1t will cost. SO we can appropriate the
money for 1t, and We want that report
right away; not Friday"
President Happen promised to bestlr
himself and have the report ready to-
| morrow at IL o'clock, at which time the
Board will meet to receive II.
The Board authorized the issue OF
S251, 600 cruton water stock for the i'm,
prov"ment OF the water supply and
800, 100 under the special law for purl.
Tying, the water supply The latter Is
for the acquirement Of land on which
nuisances are or may lac maintained,
Comptroller tltch presented a bill o'
Sl4, 5g3 for expenses of the Rapid Transit
Commission
TIT lin took the same course US al
others referred To the COMPTROLLER, viii
the exception that the Board authorized
him tn pay at once ~" per diem EN-
ploy"es, who hay" been waiting tu'
their money a lOE" tiu,t.
tn to dat" the Commission has CO.'S
! SiNI mn
The evening world., 1894-02-05
TRIED TO SHOOT HIS ACCUSER.
Italian Resorts to a Pistol When
Charged with Cheating.

The report of two pistol shots at II
O'CLOCK last night. followed by cries OF
Police! Murder!' attracted the atten-
ton of Policeman Paulding, OF the
West Sixty-eighth street police station,
who was walking along Tenth avenue,
near Sixty-seventh street. on reaching
the corner he saw Esposito Antomino.
a barber, of 3l7 West Sixty-seventh
street. coming towards him from Elev-
enth avenue hatless and greatly excited.
He said hat Amoto tostullo. OF S96
Eleventh avenue. whom he had caught
cheating ut cards, tried to shoot him.
but had failed to hit him.
The two Italians with eight others
gathered yesterday In the back of a fruit
store on Eleventh avenue, near sixty
sixth street. and played cards all day.
Amoto, according to opposite, had an
unusual amount of luck. and when the
latter finally accused him of cheating,
Amoto ,sprang from the table and drew
"A revolver. EspOsitO. on seeing the
threatening movement, fled to the street.
Amoto hurried after him, and on reach
ing the street fired Il shot in the diroC-
ton OF the fleeing IA
Seeing hat the shot did not stop him
Ainoto ran after ~tsposito. who had
turned eastward into sixty seventh street.
and after chasing him half a block. fired
from its mark. When Paulding heard
the fruit store, and there found Amoto
sitting quietly playing cards.
He arrested Amoto. but when the two
Italians were In Sorkviile Court to-
day opposite told Justice Noorhls thai
he was not sure whether Amoto fired
the shots or not. and he did not want
to prosecute him. AS the matter had
evidently been amicahly settled out of
court Justice Noorhis discharged Amo;o.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
FOUR MURDER TRIALS SET.
lyman. FrichOlder, FInnncly and
DonueIly tho Accused.

The trial days Of four men charged
with murder in the first degree were fixed
by Judge Cowing in Part III. of General
Sessions to-day.
James lyman, the ianitor OF the Grand
Opcra-lIousc Hall, who * charged with
killing William bowling ON Dec. II last
Will lac tried on Ech. -.
Feb. ~ was the day set for the trial
of william pDnrrllN, indicted for tho
killing OF Charles Madden ON May 10
llS..
rhrl,tian ~Frieholicr. VINO +, is alleged
stabbed his wife, causing her death
on Dee. u last, WI he placed ON trial
a; the conclusion Of Tynln's case.
Wiiinm Flannclly. the alleged muir
d"rpr If Mary Sexton. alias "rollv Me,
Carthy," will face u hurry on Feb. Is.
Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre,
wiz WIN prosecute III" alleged murdorcrs,
moved to have the above days set.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
ATTACKED HIS SICK MOTHER.
Kerrigan Fined for Brutal Conduct
Towards His Family.

Justice Voorhis. In the Yorkville Police
Court, this morning. ined William Ker-
;igan, OF 3l4 East Fourteenth street, SO.
Kerrigan came home drunk last night
and dragged his sick mother out OF bed,
and drove his wife, sister and younger
brother out of the house at the point
% Il knife.
Kerrlgan, since his marriage q few
months ago, has not worked IA day. He
began the trouble last night by throwing
a lamp and smoothlng-iron at his sick
mother. Then he dragged her out on
the floor. and his wife interCerred. He
drew n knife and drove her, his sister
Maggie and his brother TO the street,
Maggie called on Policeman ficke, of
arrested Kerrigan.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
The WORK HAS BEGUN
Harlem Speedway Resounds to
Music of Pick and Shovel
Mayor GiIroy Opens the Labor
Feast with a Brief Speech.
Immense Crowd Present Cheers Him
to the Echo.

Fully 1000 men with picks and shovels
NTH street and st. Nicholas place ut 8
o'clock this morning to apply for work
on the Harlem River Speedway when
work should be formally opened.
At promptly . o'clock Mayor Gilroy
and President Happen, of the Board OF
Park Commissioners. arrived upon the
scene. The air was nipping cold. and
the ceremony Of formally opening the
work, which II Is promised will give
work in tho near future to at least 1,5p
Of the city's unemployed. was hastily
gone through with.
The Mayor was met at the station by
Contractor James -. Leary, who is
to build the first section of the Speed
way from one Hundred and Fifty-fifth
street to High Bridge, who escorted him
to the scene where operations are to
begin.
Already there was big crowd in wait
ing and the Mayors appearance was
greeted by IA rousing cheer. He was
escorted by Contractor Lenry AMI Presi-
dent Happen to n point about 100 feet
from the street where the frozen earth
had been loosened.
borers. the Mayor began n brief address,
at the conclusion Of which he turned
over the first sod In the great work that
Is to continue over a year.
The Mayor congratulated the unem-
played laborers upon the prospect az.
forded for immediate employment, and
assured them ;hat work would be given
to as large IA number as could be IAN
died to advantage and rs soon az pos
sible.
Michael Fenton responded in behalf Of
employed upon the happy, prospect
opened up by the beginning of the work,
and thanked the Mayor and the city au-
thorities FOR Their onslnsra or tn
Only about thirty or forty men We're
others will be given employment. MIR.
Leary said, this afternoon, and the num-
Der will be Increased from day to day
until all that can possibly be used to
advantage will be taken on.
The big dredgeS America and No. II
began turning up the bottom OF the river
at High Bridge and the lower end of the
section.
up the hill and steam drills will begin
work on the rocks. while laborers with
pick and shovel will be set at work
stripping and wheeling away the dirt.
1t was a good ma tured crowd that gath.
cred this morning, and no grumhlInG was
heard when II became known that al
could not be put to work. 1t was toe
Idle. and after the brief ceremonies OF
opening the work the men scattered and
repaired to their homes. They had come
from all pnrts OF the city and repre-.
scented every nationality. They were as.
sured that in a day or two most OF then
would be given employment.
Contractor Leary und Engineer Ora
ham went over the section this morning
and mapped out work. They estimated
that about 300 laborcrs could he used e
advantage this week, but after tn,
dredging Is under way. and the cribs 70,
the support of the ~tiliing-in are built, a
least 1000 will be employed.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
COMSTOCK MADE A MISTAKE.
He Expected to Find Obscene Songs
But Didn't.

George Abrams, t~wenty-seven years
OF g. Montgomery street, was ar
raigned at the Tombs Court this morn
ing charged with violating a city ordi-
nance. Abrams had been arrested at the
Instance of Anthony Comstock, OF the
Society for the Suppression Of Vice, who
caught MIN in the act Of sending enVe-
lopcs Inscribed rs follows: Ten rich,
Price, 30 cents"
At the Oak street station-house, where
Mr.. Comstock opened one of the enve-
lopes. ii was found that the songs were
nGt obscene as Mr.. Comstock had in
ferred from the inscription.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TODAY.

Low WATER TO-DAY.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
BENHAws POSSIBLE HoNoRs.
Thanks or Congress Would Give Him
: Ten Years More Active Service.

Ia TnuoC - u
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Admlral Ben
hams future may be much affected by
the recent incident in Rio Harbor. and
tire resolution introduced by Represen-
-stativeS Money complimenting the Ad-
mi-al.
In the regular course of events he
( would be retired In April next. but,
should Congress give him n resolution OF
thanks, his period of active service would
be extended ten years further. This
would be a most signal honor at the
present time. as there are few in the
naval service who enjoy It. 1t would
: also carry the pay OF an officer on the
list, which Is con siderably above
sthe pay Of the retired rank.
" would. give Adm raj Berham unusual
privileges. Rule 81, In the House. pro-
vides that among the few to be accorded
I the privilege Of admission to the floor
are ''such persons as have. by name, re-
ceived the thanks of Congress"
The evening world., 1894-02-05
ACCUSED BY A CHILD.
Brown Charged with Attempted AS
sault Ipon Ten-fcar-O!d GIRL.

Charles Brown. thrlty-ninc years Old.
of 37l stanton street, who says that he
* an employee Of the Dock Department.
was II prisoner in the Essex Market Fo-
lice Court to-day, Ten-year-old Lille
Cohen, Of ISL Stanton street, accused him
of attempting to assault her yesterday
in the hallway at 9S cannon street. The
girl screamed and people in the house
ran to her aid. Brown was caught, on II
strect-car. Brown was intoxicated. AS
the girls statement was u~ncorrohorat"d
Justice Koch discharged the defendant
after giving him a severe lecture.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
ONCE A CIRCUS RIDER.
Adele Harrington, Homeless and De-
mcnted, Taken Care or.

Adele harrington, twentv-seven years
old. formerly a well known circus rider.
was committed to the care of the Char
tiles Commissioners this morning from the
Jefferson Market Court.
Policeman Walsh, of the Mercer street
station, her wandering around his
beat yesterday. She Is evidently dement,
ed. and says she has no home.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Lizzie Stnhl, n Young Domestic
Held for Examination.

Lizzie Stahl, scN cntecn years old, of III
East Seventh street. was held for eX-
animation in the Yorkv'ilc Police Court
to-day for robbing her mistress, Mrs.
Annie Connaughton, wife Of Lawyer Jo-
seph /. Connaughton, of $40 West Forty
fourth street.
Lizzie had been employed in the fam
lily for two months. and her payday
was Saturday night. Sunday. morning
she left the house at an early hour, and
with her. Mrs. Connaughton says, went
five pairs of silk stockings. two duchess
lace handkerchiefs. gold eye-Elass
chain, a gold hairpin and $40 in cash.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
KING 10 AT THE ZAMBESI.
Two Americans Were with Will
sons Hi-Fntcd Party.
CBy Assoclnled prese.l

PLYMOUTH, Feb. 5~.-EXplorer Sclous
has arrived from Capctown, and con-
firms the statement made by CDTyndon.
the game hunter. Of the prominent part
taken by Birnan and Ingram. two Amer
leans. during Capt. Wilson'S fatal pur-
suit Of King ~LobenGula.
NJ. Selous says that LCbcngula is prob
ably on the banks of the Iamhesi, which
he is likely 10 cross with 1900 warriors,
He can easily defeat the Barotses. and
e. Is probable nothing further VIII be
heard of the fugitive.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
BURGLAR KILLS A LAWYER.
Harry Carr Mcctn n Thief on Re.
turning Home from Church.

DENVER. Feb. 5-Iiarry Carr. a
prominent lawyer, was shot and Killed
in his house last night hy a burglar,
whom he found there on his return from
church.
Mr.. Carr. who was thirty eight years
old. cane from Baltimore fourteen years
ago, and Was a law partner VI eX-JuCge
Vincent ID. Marion.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

George II. Calvin. a painter, who has been
sparated from his wife for two weeks. wen, 10
her rooms. at 226 West Twentieth street. this
morning, accused her OF %inhdrlity, draw n re.
yolyer and threatened 10 shoot her. The woman
screams were heard al the police station near by,
Detective Madden ran In and arrested Calvin.
When taken 10 Jener-or Market Court Calvin wa:
held In 81. 500 bail for trial,
The evening world., 1894-02-05
GOOD PRICE FOR A TROTTER.
Jay Enwker Goes to Ed. CLASSIFY for
$1,000 IN Lexington, NY.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Feb. THE auc-
ton sale of tro;,,uG stock which COM
merccd here this morning promises to
he a success, Many prominent horsemen
wtr present.
The first horse offered was Jay-Hawk-
or. by Jay-Biri, VII" last year wen large
money on the Grand Circuit. He brought
5000, going to ed, CLASSIFY, Lexington.
brought $1,000, also going to Mr.. CLASSIFY.
Good prices were paid for several other
horses.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
McmoriaI 10 Phillips Hroo:.s.

LONDON. Feb, IA memorial to the
late Bishop Phillips brooks VIII soon be
placed in Westminster Abbey. Il will
be in the form OF a mosaic representing
the charge OF the Saviour to Petcr,
Feed my sheep" The sum is all raised
within about flO. One OF the subscribers
was the late George W. Childs.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
NOW SHE WOULD MARRY HIM.
To Advise n Man She Has Changed
Her Mind She Adyertises,

There Is a homely, but interesting, lit
tie romance in connection with this adj
vertisement, which appeared in a German
newspaper this morning:
"A lady wants to know the where
abouts of Grocer Meyer, of Brooklyn,
who lost his wife about n year ago.. Ad-
dress Hagemeister, 255 Avenue a"
The lady who wants to know the where
abouts OF Grocer Meyer is Mrs. Mary
Iuebsch, a comely German widow, about
thirty-nve years old II she could find
Mr.. Meyer she says she would now CON
sent to become his wife. a state Of
affairs she declined to enter, into when
Mrs. Huebsch is living with her
friends. the Hagemeisters. in Avenue a.
She cannot speak English. She came to
this country the first time last Fall. and
was living In Gutenberg when she met
Meyer. Meyer. who Is II widower, was
very pleasant and agreeable, and APP
pcared we.l-to-dO. He said he WAS in
the grocery business in Brooklyn. He
asked Mrs. Huebsch to marry him, but
sh" didn't want to get married at that
time. In November she went back to
yenr-old son. Ii seems she changed her
she returned to America to accept
Meyers offer. BUT she has been unable to
tlnd him. She had his address, but lost
II. She wrote to what she thought might
he the address, at llH or l2i4 Fulton
street. but the letter came back.
Meyers first name is Henry, and as
directory in The grocery business, that
was of no service to her. She hopes
of informing him that she has changed
her mind and is willing to become Mrs.
Never.
Mrs. Huebsch had a curiou idea that
an undertaking shop, due probably to
her ignorance of customs in this coun-
The evening world., 1894-02-05
AUSTIN CASE SETTLED.
Mutual Reserve Iuud life >-socin.
tion rnyn the ENCrutor.

Austin to recover the Insurance on his
life in which Il jury rendered "A verdict
for the fun amount claimed against the
Mutual Reserve Fund lAfn Association,
has been settled out of court and the
executor paid. Thp claim was to have
come up before Justice Patterson. of the
supreme Court to-day on Il motion for
Il new trial.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Explorer Jackson's Plans.
CBy Associated Pr.ss.)

NY Associated frebe)
HULL. Feb. 5.~-Jackson, the explorer,
has arrived here after a short explora ton
OF Waigatz Island, in the Arctic Ocean,
500 miles north OF Trendhjen. He said
that he intends to proceed TO Franz
josef Land in July, and push northward,
leaving food depots at convenient dis
tances behind, In order TO admit OF his
retreat. He expects to hnd a huge con
tirsnt, and 10 to be absent four years.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Mrs. Craven Robbed by Her Son

Henry Craven, fifteen years old, was remAnded
In the care OF the Gerry Society, in the Tomhs
Police Court. this morning charged by his mother,
who lives at 92s Elizabeth street, with robbing
her OF iS75 and some jewelry while abe was at
church yesterday, None OF the property was found
In the boys possession.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

LOUISE Collins, the servant for Catherine L.
~Chambert. a dressmaker at 222 Lexington avenue,
who for ed the name OF Mrs, ChambsTt's husband
to a check drawn on the Second National Bank
for Nl.Tt, pleaded guilty In Norkvills Police
Court this morning. She was held In ~. 900 hail
for trial. Louise lie sixteen yeSrs old, she VIII
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Spanish bandit nnr,na. Killed.

MADRID, Feb, 5,-The notorious bandit.
Barilias, the scourg OF the Province OF
Valencia, was surprised by ~gendarmes
and killed after a desperate fight.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Only Lived with Her Two Months

Joseph Etchncr, u So Columbia street. is in
iall in default OF $3.50 bail pending an action for
separation brought by his wife Annie. They
were married Nov. 20, 1892, and according to the
plaintiff they lived together only two months.
During that time She says, he beat her cruelty.
and finally abandoned her.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
EXPLORER CHAMBER.
The Soung American Expected 4"
Reach Monbnsp Feb. 10.

ZANZIBAR, Feb. 5.-W. Aston Chan
Ter, the young American explorer, was
reported TO be at Kitui, Ukembani,
on Jan, % on his way to the coast, lie
was expected to arrive at Monbasa on
Feb, 10,
The evening world., 1894-02-05
INCOMING STEAMERS.

INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TODAY.
Pcnnlaud. Antwerp Jan. 20.
Persian Monarch, London Jan. l6.
ST, Pancras. Liverpool Jan. 10.
Apollo. Antwerp Jan. II.
II. II. Meier, Bremen Jan, 20.
ManhansNt, Swansea Jan. 20.
Kansas city. Swansea Jan. 20.
lmbria. Liverpool Jan. 81.
AdrIatic, Liverpool Jan. ~.
Rhaetia, liavre Ian. 90.
T~hingvalla, ChristiAnsand Jan. 20.
La Giscogne. Havre Jan. q.
HlndoO, Hull Jan. u,
England, London Jan. IS.
Chester. Southampton Jan. 81.
Nomadic. Liverpool Jan. rs.
city OF Washington, Havana Feb. l..
Venezuela. La Guayra Jan. 30.
DUE TOMORROW.
Anchoris, Glasgow Jan. q,
Rotterdam, Rotterdam Jan. ~.
Mobile. LondUr Jan. rs,
LeibnitE, 81. Lucia Jan. 30.
Adirondack. Kingston Feb. l.
Lake Huron. Liverpool Jan, q.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
ROBBED HER MISTRESS.

her trial. She accuses another girl as being in
plicatel in the forgery.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Argentine Radical. Victorious.

BUENoS AYREs. Feb. 5.-The Radi-
Gals have been victorious In the Con-
krsssional elections
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Mig bank Changes Its Discount
Rate.

BERLIN, Feb. 5.-The Imperial Bank
OF Germany's tate OF discount has been
reduced from Yper cent. to 3 per cent.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Lost, Found and Rewa rds.

A ROLL OF LEATHER. saturday evening.
Suitable reward VIII he maid on return OF same
TO Aurs Transfer CO.. l Hudson st.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
4 PERFECT
Hcaiia Ruined iI,the Army.


&C. l. Hood h Co, Lowell. Mass.
IL came from the army a perfect wreck. l
served in the l27tn Regiment, NY. State Vols.
and after the war. when | returned home. ! was
a great sufferer from the effects OF typhoid
fever. I had also chronic diarrhHa. dysen;ery.
rheumatism and the troubles brought on by long
exposures o: n soldiers life. | was induced
by a friend TO try Hoods SarsAparilla and
Sine rely Believe
that my present good health IL owing entirely
to this invaluable meii Inc. Anything that will
sl!evi1te the suffer,usS resultant from chronic
diseases brou sht on by exposure in the war as
The evening world., 1894-02-05
FOREIGN PORTS.
fny Cablt.b
ARRIVED.

Uy Cablt.b
ARRIVED.
PERNAMBuCo, Feb. 3--Arrived. steamer Mo-
LGrt. New York for "a u'os. &c,
SAILED.
GIBRALTAR. Feb. 2.-s.llsd. steamer Scotia,
Tor New York.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

CiEc.
SHELLEY. e I'ch. 1. 1884. TuoMhs. clcca
son If Patrick and Catherine Skrl!ey, aged -
years.
Funeral from his late residence. Gi2 Green
wiCh st., Wednesday,, FcN. :.
HY8NF. Feb. /. at his re- 'idrurc, 4ol East lSta
ST., THOMAS :. mRNE. native Of WeNioru'
Ireland.
Friends and relatives are rrqu' s'sdto "'tena
the funeral on Tuesday. 18Th, at l.3D T. VI
Intrrmcnt ~ Calvary Cemetery.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
Cherokee. Charleston.
city u Birmingham, Savannah.
TO SAIL U-MORROW.
Mails close. Vessels sail.
Elhe, Bremen .,...,.,... 600 A. Il. 9m \. NJ.
III Monte, Now Orleans. 100 p. NJ.
Gal!ia, Liverpool. A. NJ. 200 p. ",
The evening world., 1894-02-05
PORT OF NEW YORK,

Steamer II. II. Meier, Nremcu Jan. 90.
steamer rmbria, Liverpool Ian. -.
Steamer City Of Washington. MatanZas Jan. 81.
Steamer CnarlOis, Amsterdam Ian. II
Steamer 81. Pancras. Liverpool Ian. 20.
Steamer Venezuela, Puerto IghCll0 Jan. 81.
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Cast Side.

LEXINGTON AVE. 3U. ucor Grand Central
DepO,- Elegantly furnished ROOMS; board op
tonni; terms mode ate -
LEXINGTON AVE, I5-Nce, large, airy rooms;
laIle board, SsS ~ per Week; theatrical people
"'''''''''O''"''' -------
LEXINGTON AVE, So, near Madison SQUARE
substantial board IN respectable EhgllSh iam-
NY poArd' 60
MhpasnN a, ~. & a, T. rStner ~ II ,oI ,s
mar rsios Io. '''" - "'"'''' ''P''''' N"'''''' ~
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9TH AVE. io!IAceomnodates Torklns ia'ies
,5 wSekh' ''
Iru AVE- IN o,no.i,o coo,., I',ion-t,urnjss.d
rooms; subs,a ntisi board: sentiemen q married
couples; 81 50 up
-,
rooms; all conyeniences; excellent board;
terms moderate.
10Th ST, no r. Neatly furnished room, .
gcntlemen with board; also hall room.
10TH ST. l22 T. Single room with board ~;
other rooms 81: ladies. -.
10TH ST, 81 E.-Handsome front parlor. hot 4
cold water. private entrance; reasonable.
l4Lii SL 3lm =, arge room m class board;
~ to 80 weekly; tail" hoarder' taken.
l4TII IT. 2l4, between ID a Sd ayes Large
small rooms; good board; term, moderG'e
ibTH S,r 2lSE Handsomely furnished rooms
large X small: excellent liable; terms moderate.
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2iSI I S,,rr S r. ihrgs c sM"'i, nSaas ,0os
tail" u,iests acconinisdsied
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Flats and Apartments to let.
Furrished-West Side,

31Tli ST. 3UI W. Large, clean light I.room
moor, lurnished private family; SO month.
36I 81 3l5 W. Handsomely furnished Hat,
4roomS bath: terms reasonable See jnnitor.
35Tii 81. 3Gl w Completely furnished 4. .rooSh
NAT bath; summer prices. Mrs. Woods
3aTi 81. 2Gl W.-Nicely furnished Hat; 4
large, light rooms n bath. Jauitor.
AlST 81. go w. For dcsirrblc 4 beautifully
furnished flats see Ellis
GOTH ST, IA w, near Bruldway- Perfect 3
light room Fat. everything new. Jantor.
GATH 81. 160 W. single fat. ID furnished ;
4th, uniurnishcd; desirable nelghborhood; near
PARK; reasonable rents Jantress,
65Ii 81, 81 W.-Cornrr: all light; 2d floor;
summer rates; $40 month. Jnnitor.
93D ST SO W Handsomely furnished Hat o
bell.
18Th ST, liz w. q rooms & bath; fully fur
nishcd; corner fiat, $50. Wheeler.
lWfH ST., 10 W.-IIaudsomely furnished nat
. rooms, bath: hall month irce: $50 monthly.
| SHALL REDUCE the rent OF my elegant 335
f.room fats TO S25 for summer beds; light
cool. clean. near station, park, river references
BARTLETT lO7 W. lO5th St
THE BERFSFORD, Slst ST. & central Park West
Apartment No. -, to let furnished; can lie
seen at any time