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The evening world., 1894-07-05
RAYMOND WAS DESPONDENT.
well-Known TeleGrapher Drowned
in the North River.

"eIl.nnOWh IeIeBFapncE Dro"neu
In the North River.
The CHASTITY face OF dead man bobbing
up and down with the rise and fall Of
the tide In the slip at the foot Of Dey
street. North River. startled Policeman
Fitzsimmons. OF the Church street sta
ton. who was on the dock Just as day
dawnei this morning.
There was no one else about at the
time. Fitzsimmons got a long pole and
succeeded in towing the body to the
pier, where he tied 1t to the string
piece. Later the body was identified as
that of Frank 8. Raymond, a we'll
known telegrapher who. until two weeks
ago worked for the Western Union
Company, on what Is known as the
all night shift" from midnight until
A. NJ. He was married and had one
child. girl about four years old. The
Raymonds lived at 585 Pacific street.
Brooklyn, until about month ago.
when, 1t Is said. he had trouble with his
wife, and since then had not visited
his home or family. He began 20 drink
hard and finally lost his position.
He was about thirty-seven years OF
age and came OF a very good family
in New London. Conn. He has a married
sister still. living there. His mother-in
law was a well-known writer for New
! York newspaper. Tho b dy viii probably.
be buried by the Telegraphers' Mutual
Aid Society.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
SUIT OVER DEsBROsSEs SLIP.
The City Endeavcring to Recover
Possession.
Corporation Counsel Clark Also Asks
for 100000 Damages.

Corporation Counsel William II. Clark
has brought suit in the United States
Circuit Court OH behalf OF the Mayor.
Aldermen and Commonalty OF the City
of New York against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and the United New
Jersey Railroad and Canal Company, TO
recover Immediate posse ssion OF the land
on the waterfront and the land under
Mater .! between pier old 80 and pier old
for 100000 damages for the retention
of the property by the defendants
The property referred to In embra ed
slip.
The Railroad Company claim title as
landlords. and also certain private In
terest which the Corporation Counsel
holds operates against the rights Of the
city.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
North OF ,ssth Street.

RATHGATE AVE, l724 uT4,h ST stattopl-
rooms, board, vi week; French CONFIRMATION.
l2TTH ST, 1872 T. Furnished rooms, boaFdtnSy
table bosrl; all accommodations; noderaka
The evening world., 1894-07-05
WAS JEALOUS OF HIS VICTIM.
McLaren, who KILLED Jennie Knit
tie Il stflI mt Large.

Thomas McLaren. who shot and killed
Jennie Knittle, with whom he had lived
for fourteen years, In Hoboken yesterday,
is still at large. The body OF the muir
dered woman will be buried by the city
unless her friends step In. McLarens
relatives have taken care Of the two chill
dren.
Jealousy is now thought to have been
the motive for the murder. McLaren, In
spite OF the fact that he had married his
brothers widow recently, was not living
10 the Knittle woman. He called upon
her for that purpose yesterday at SO
Garden street, and when she refused 70
live with him again he shot her four
times.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
BROOKLYN NEWS.
HELD TWO BUsGLARs At BAY.
Actor Williams Stands Guard with
Revolver at the Door.
One Thief, Who Had Broken Into a.
House, Caught.

Charles Magnus, about forty years
old, who claims to live on Spencer
street. Brooklyn. was arraigned in the
Gates Avenue Police Court this morning
on the charge of burglary.
: Yesterday afternoon Magnus and an
unknown pal entered the house of Mr..
William H. Nostrand. at SOFA Greene
avenue. by breaking open the iron gate
and basement door while the family
were absent in the country.
The well-known actor and theatrical
manager. Harry Williams. lives next
door to the Nostrands. About s p. NJ.
he was aroused by a noise In the next
house, and at once telephoned Police
Headquarters. In turn the Ralph avenue
station was notified. and Capt. Dunn,
with four policemen. hurried around to
On the stoop Of the Nostrand house
they found Harry Williams mounting
guard with drawn. revolver. He said
that the burglars had attempted to come
out out but that he had forced them back
then a young lady In Mr.. Williams .
household screamed from the window
that the burglars were escaping over
the back fence.
Policeman Stony ran around through
Stuyvesant avenue to Van Buren,
street, where he caught sight of two
men making good time towards Reid
avenue. lie gave chase and managed
to capture Magnus as he attempted to
board Reid avenue car. The other
man escaped.
In the station-house a superb diamond
sunburst and valuable watch were
found in Magnus's possession. He
claimed that they were his property
but as they are not in keeping with
his appearance they will be held until
Mr.. Nostrand can be notified
In court Magnus waived examination
and was held FOR the Grand Jury. HI
refused to give any hint as to who
his partner was. The police think tina
he Is an old offender and professions
burglar. as a Jimmy and other tool
were found in the house.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
WALTER DAMR0SCH IS HOME.
Engaged Tenor Aivary and soprano
SUCKER while Abroad.

Walter Damrosch was passenger from
Southampton on the Spree. which ar
rived early this morning. He appeared
to be highly pleased with the result Of
his trip, which was entirely satisfactory.
He has engaged Herr Alvary. the great
Wagnerian tenor. and Frau Rosa Sucher
1t was arranged that the Italian opera
man FEB. /. This arrangement was
deemed necessary owing to the engage
ments of Frau Sucher.
Mr.. Damrosch will leave for Augusta
this evening to meet his family.
Soprano Sucher's engagement was made
only through the hearty and kind CO.
operation OF Count Hochberg. lntendant
OF the Royal Opera. Berlin, who visited
TO allow the great star to visit America.
In London Mr., Damrosch met Mr. Maui
rice Grau.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
ALICE WAS HISTORICAL.
Pretty Cherry Hill Barmaid'
Taken RavinR to bellevue.


Alice McCarey, nineteen years old.
pretty and plump. with short. curling
hair and most bewitching smile, and
who is known far and wide as the Bar
maid OF Cherry HILL" was taken from
Lovers Hallway" a historic spot on
the hill TO Bellevue Hospital early this
morning In a hysterical condition.
Alice has been for a year connected
with the saloon kept by Charles Han
sen. at 1888 l-2 Cherry street. She made
pretty picture as she stood behind the
bar and drew the foaming mixed ale.
Or all the young men who admired the
pretty maid, the one who stood first in
her affections, was James Carroll. Mar
ket, Street Jimmy" they call him. He
took A lice to Rockaway YESTERDAY. ana
ers Hallway" at lao Cherry street.
Alice and Jimmy didn't seem to get
| along well last night, for those who pass
them hsh nerds ;SsS s aro% bers e
two hours
IT was a few minutes after 9 o'clock
this morning when suddenly the neigh
borho.d was aroused by the girls out
cries. Up on the roof Of the big tene-
ment the people who had erected tents
made out OF clothes lines and bed cloth:
ing deserted The, their sleeping places and
hell never come back" When the
to their roofs with looks OF disgust
Crazy wild love" said one, and that
expressed the feeling OF all.
who happened to pass that way going
home, said the girl had hysteria, and
ought simply to be taken home.
But the ambulance surgeon when hi
came thought differently, for he strapped
Alice TO the ambulance and carried hel
off to Bellevue Hospital. because II wal
too serious n case for GOuverneur. Dur
ing the day Insanity, Expert Douglass
IL Will be before she can return L
her Cherry street counter.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
NOT IN MATRIMONIAL WAYS.
story OF Explorer william Aston
Chambers Engagement Denied.

II has been whispered in club circles
during the past few days that William
Aston chanler. the African explorer
who recently sailed for Europe with the
intention OF spending some months at
Carlsbad, Germany, would on his return
to this country we'd II daughter OF Cor
nelius Vanderbilt.
At the Office of MIR. Chambers brother.
Lawyer Lewis Stuyresant Chanler. II
was said this morning that there was
absolutely no truth In this report. So
far as the friends and relatives OF Mr..
william Aston Chanler know he has laid
country or on the other side, and so
far as the existence OF a bride-elect Is
concerned, and a member OF the Van
derbilt family In the bargain, the story
est foundation.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
MORE AND BETTER WATER.
That's the Cry OF All Citisens OF
Brooklyn.

Concerning q typographical error in q
letter to The Evening World" Tuesday.
Brooklyn housewife writes as follows.
adding some remarks pertinent to the
condition Of that city's water supply:
Your correspondent. ". n. Strong In his letter
suslshed ~ you July 3. makes z llisht mistake
Il 10 800, 900 gallons daily not 3.ooo, ~ gallons,
that Brooklyn purchases fro,n private company
for the lake and for use 10 Prospect PARK
You published the fact Yesterday that the
pumps furnished 90 oos, 2s4 gallons Of water. the
greatest amount pqmpSd I'll: year. ThS amount
the pumps and water pockets rest and putting
he people on short rations for few dayt
makes It appear - II the water supply has i'm
proved
| Mr.. Editor, did you ever hear Of "robbing Peter
10 pay Paul. Can housekeepers use all the
viter they need now. or 10 the caution to BE-
very careful still In force! ..
What 4 pity they cannot say that the water Ia
iii good and pure As we'll a plentiful! Can you
| rot help US to look to the very future for
really pure water and ali we need Of It. Your,
RESPECTFULLY. Mrh HENRY GREY.
luiy 4
The evening world., 1894-07-05
NE TOOK HIS SONS PART.
Aics ThrAshed by f,urgwald fol
N Throwing Fire-Crackers.

Justice Goettins, In the Lee Avenue
court. Williamsburg, to-day held Chas
Kce, an electrician In the employ Of the
srooklyn City Railroad. on a charge Of
sssaulting Charles Burgwald, Of "a Floyd
Rice went into a saloon at the corner Of
Ssostrand avenue and Floyd street yester.
esy afternoon with his son Charlie, and
ourgWald, who was there, amused him
~ ~ by throwing big frecrackers at the
youngsters feet. Rice asked him to stop,
.na when Burgwald refused the father
s.lacked him, knocking him down and
breaking his arm in two places. Burg
MAG MAG Is now In the Eastern District Hos
The evening world., 1894-07-05

7TH AVE, G8B. near 40th st. ELEGANT . room
Hat. Furnished complete Tor housekeeping: 50
The evening world., 1894-07-05
CHOLERA REPORTS ABROAD,
Six Fatal Cases In 81. PETERSBURG
from July TO ..
tBy Associated Pres

ST. PETERSBURG. July 5.-Twenty-
one cases Of cholera. six of which proved
fatal. were reported here from July to
July s.
LONDON, July 5.-A special despatch
from Liege, Belgium. says that three
cases OF cholera, one fatal, have occurr-
ed In that city within the past twenty
four hours.
The same number OF cases and one
death is reported from Augleur. a VII
lage three miles from Liesc, and one
case, also fatal, Is reported from Jey-
sille. The weather continues intensely
hot.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
DETAINED AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship Jessmore Lost Both En-.
gineers from Yellow Fever.

The steamship Jessmore which arrived
last night from Tampico, reports that
while In port at Vera Cruz, J, Gregg.
chief engineer, died at the hospital on
shore from yellow fever,
The Jessmore proceeded to Tampico,
where she loaded for this port. Shortly
after leaving TampiCo Second Engineer
T. Smillie died, also OF fever, and was
Galveston. where she arrived June %, to
procure two new engineers, and was
placed in quarantine by the local author
tiles.
She resumed her voyage on the eth.
and had no further sickness since lesv-
ing that port, She IL detained at Quar-
antine Tor distinction aud inspection.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

For jaundice and all other
conditions resulting from
constipation. go by the book
on Beecham's pills.
Book free. pills sc. AT drug
stores. or write to b + Allen
Co, sos Canal ST. New York.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Direct Liquidation in Jersey.

NEWARK. July 5-A public meeting will be
held in the Newark Liberal League Hall. III
Halsey street. corner Of Market, Sunday. at
p NJ j. w sullivan. Of Montclair. author Of
"Direct Legislation" will deliver an address on
IN. .'Initiatlve and Referendum" and Joseph
r.. Buchanan, OF Roseyiile, OF the American
Press Association, will speak on what has been
done and yet to be done to secure direct iesis-
ia,i in New Jersey.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Hi. Div. Proved Fatal.

Thomas Markey, twenty-seven years old OF soi
West slxty-seventh street who dislocated his
neck while diving at New Dorp. S. l., yss,sr-
dsv died in the New York Hospital at as
.o,o,o,l ,his morning Msrkey went out with the
Patrick Merry chowder party to New Dorp. While
there he dived or a pier into two feet OF water
and struck the river bed on his head.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
10 CENTS TO C0NEY ISLAND.
Fer This President Norton May Re
Guilty of Contempt of Court.

Guilty of Contempt of Court.
Justice Bartlett, Of the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, this morning issued an order
directing President Benjamin F. Nor
ton. Of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company, to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt Of Court.
The order is returnable tomorrow,
On Tuesday Justice Bartlett continued
On Injunction restraining the Atlantic
Avenue and West End Railroad from
charging less than Is cents fare for a
trip from Brooklyn to Coney Island.
Manager E. P. Reynolds. Of the Pros
pect Park and Coney Island Railroad,
shd T. T.. Hodgskin, OF Gen. George W.
Wlnrate's law ONCE, make affidavits to
the effect that the Atlantic Avenue and
West End Railroad sold tickets to
Coney Island for 10 cents.
The affidavits show that tickets are
soid to unionville for s cents and from
ra. t9 speX XII Lsa;na fGo Ssnt 81
the Injunction.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
JUMPED FOUR STORIES.
Otto GuthRrt Makes n Desperate
ATTEMPT to Die.


Otto Guthart, a German baker. thirty
Ave years old. who lived with his wife
and one child on the fourth story OF
$40 West Thirty-eighth street. was found
lying on the sidewalk in front Of his
home at o'clock this morning, suffer-
ing from internal injuries and a frac-
ture OF the left arm.
Guthart told the ambulance surgeon
that he had been taking medicine for
some time. and that II had made him
dizzy. and that he had accidentally
fallen out of the window.
His wife told the neighbors. however,
that about 7 o'clock he got up, and said
he was going into the yard.
He then made rush for the window.
She seized him by the wrist, but he
broke away, and with a loud shout
jumped out.
Guthart was taken to Bellevue Hos.
pital. He has been out of work for two
weeks.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
WHEAT Is LOWER.
Corn and Oats Firm. and Cotton
Opens Higher.

The local wheat market opened with a
decline of S-4c, from Tuesdays closing
prices. September selling at l-2c.,
while Chicago was selling at SO 1-2c.
Corn was fiImer. September selling up
S-sc. here. Oats were higher. Cotton
opened about three points higher, but
afterwards eased off.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Trolley Car Caused a Runaway.

At BIS o'clock this morning Milkman Robert
II. TAYLOR backed team OF horses and a truck
nm N the curb In front OF 2O2 Filth avenue,
BROOKLYN, The pole OF the truck protruded across
the up track OF the Fifth avenue car Inc, Irol,
lev car No. 3t3 came along at hikh rate oI
snsed BEFORE the motorman could shut on the
current the car crashed into the pole 2, tne
milk wagon. The horses took frisht sna .an n
along Fifth avenue TO Baltic street where one
~ them fell and broke leg. The horse was
.alneh AZ S25n. He was shot.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
GRIEF DROVE HER INSANE.
Mother Attempts Suicide When Her
Boy II Found Drowned.

RAILWAY, N. j.. July 5.-The eight
year-old son OF Henry Mann was found
dead in the Railway River early yester-
day morning. The lad had a toy pistol
on the night previous which several boys
attempted to take away from him. and
It Is supposed he was pushed into the
water by some one of his comrades, as
the pistol cannot be found.
The loss Of her child so worked on the
mind of Mrs. Mann that she became in
sane and threw the child's clothing into
the river. Subsequently the mother tried
to commit suicide by leaping into the
river where the drowning occurred. She
was restrained, however, and close
watch has to be kept over her for fear
she will carry out her threat.
Investigation Of the circumstances OF
the boys death Is being made to-day.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

ALL EYES ON MUNYON.
HIS OFFICIAL RECORDS OPEN TO
THE PUBLIC.

THE PUBLIC.
w. II. Peterson, 100 Hall street. Brook
lyi, says: IL was AFFLICTED with a very
obstinate case Of catarrh, and was be-
coming quite deaf. After being unsuc-
eessfully treated by so-called specialists
] visited Prof. Munyon. His treatment.
though mild, was wonderfully effective.
i improved rapidly, and In a short time
was entirely cured OF my deafness and
catarrh."
Mr.. John Garmo. Babylon. Long Island.
says: want to recommend Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure as a marvellous rem
edy for rheumatism. My foot and limb
was SO swollen and sore ] could not
walk. Prof. Munyon cured me complete
ly In wonderfully short time"
Mrs. George Graybill. Wrightsville.
Pa. says: What SUFFERED from te-
male troubles Is INDISPENSABLE. l was In
bed four days every month. Doctors
said they must operate. but Munyon's
Remedies cured me-"
Munyon's Remedies contain positive
cures for the most obstinate and intri-
cate diseases. Sold by all druggists.
II you are in doubt what remedy to
take, call on Professor Munyon for a
thorough medical examination. Abso-
lutely no charge for examinations or
advice. Open all dav. Sundays, 3 to 6 p.
NJ. East Fourteenth street, between
Fifth avenue and Union Square.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Furnished Side

It'll AVE. G6B, near 4Oth st. Elegant . room
hat. furnished complete for Housekeeping; 20
weekly.
10TH ST, l4S W. Apartment of nicely fur
nishcd rooms for Housekeeping, - weekly.
2iST ST. , lt3 ". .Compietely furnished Larlor
fiat, ! rooms hath. rent 500. Apply lanitor
aUT ST.. 3,s3 ". n nicely furnished room~.
housekeeping; privilege washing; rents very
reasonable.
nth s1. 3i6 3iS w minister carpets.
handsomely furnished, complete; 4 light corner
rooms 4 bathroom. Inquire owner before /. or
jantor later "
isTH af, 30 W. : Handsomely furnished; y
rooms; bath. piano. &c f; SO weekly; ianitor.
18Th 81. 1850 W Nicely furnished fats, 4 l. 5
rooms 4 bath Jautor.
lUrH 81. 2sT ". Nicely furnished fiat, b rooms
4 bath; reasonable rates. Janitor.
lOIsT 81, 81 W. beautifully furnished 4.room
Hat, all light, oyerlO, king Park immediate pos
session f25. Livermore.
WbfH 81. lU7 ". Elegantly furnished T. room
fAis, only SIS for summer: delightfully."- cool
Janitor.
AN ELEGANT newly furnished outside corner
fat. facing the Park: at your own price for
the summer. Mr. Norton. Is W. l0+th st.
I HAVE largest number furnished Oats In city;
| all prices, sises. locations. Fiats. Nn W. eSd.
LITTLE FLAT. nicely furnished: 0 rooms > beds
only IS; linen silver. FiagE st2 W. I'D st.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
tn Europe on the Normannia.

The Hamburg American liner Normanuia car
red out a large number OF passengers this
morning. Among them we're p d. Armour OF
Cbicaxo. MIR. and Mrs Carl Helm. Max judd
Halted States Consul at Vienna, and Mrs- Judd
Mr.. and Mrs, II. q. McVickar; Nine Holman,
Norton Gen. John D. Nell, Sir Ambrose shea
and Lady Shea and Judge Stein.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
100 Days or 800.

Patrick Corrigny. member OF an ASsoc'AuoH
OF brewers employees in Brooklyn was "''
morning sentenced by Justice Tishe In Inc pu'-
- go, pol,ca Court 10 one hundred days In
~ nsnitentIary or TO pay hne OF 300 lie
homes TO be able to pay the hne On MAY %
last Corrlgny assaulted ssloon'heePer ""''"
MCCORMACK OF $50 Third avenue
The evening world., 1894-07-05
You read The Evening world"
DO you read the sunday WOrid'
Mrs. Payne seeks u Divorce.

Mrs Rosona Payne OF Grsyessnd, is suing her
husband Frank r. Payne, for an absolute d.
Norce In tn. suprem. Court. Brooklyn This morn
ing paplication Was made 10 Justice Bartlett for
alimony and counsel fees, The lawyers were not
ready 10 hand In their papers and the case was
adjourned until next Monday.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Nominated by Michigan PopuIi.t..
(By Associated Press.

LANSING. Mich. July b.-Dr. A. W. Nichols
was nominated for Governor by the Populist
State Convention early this morning Mayor
Pingres. Of Detroit, who, although q candidate
for the Republican nomination. Is reported to
have some Popuiistic tendencies received con-
siderable support on the hrst ballot
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Coyerts Old Home Burned.

OYSTER RAY. L. l., July The house when
was the birthplace OF Congressman Covert at NH
Seek was burned to the ground last evening
II WAS occupied by Clinton pemilt, whose family
vas celebrating tho Fourth with fireworks. care
los. handling Of the latter started the blaze.
'chere was no insurance
The evening world., 1894-07-05
p..,o,dent Man Cut. His Throat.

pespondsnt rhomss Jennings OF 1898 Myrtle
avenue. cot his throat at Gates and Myrtle ave-
ru,s BrooLlyu, this morning. At st. CslhsrIps's
Hospital they think he will recover
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Are They Clothes Of a Suicide?

sTAPLEToN S. l.. July 5.-Eariy this morning
suit Of clothing, consisting OF dark mixed
trousers, diagonal cutaway coat, dark vest. con-
yress CATERS and clean. fne Undertaking. was
ound the beach at New Creek. II is supposed
that the clothing belonged to some bather who
was drow ned or to a suicide
The evening world., 1894-07-05
aefere. In the Bau.r-Mckane Case.

~ee Bartlett this morning appointed Lawyer
n, g. choate, Of New York, referee to
~, "Slmony in the suit OF Catherine Bauer
~ John Y. McKsne Mrs, Bauer. who Is
ss,,s s'oo~ o. Paul Bauer, sues McKane for an
~ ~ froGl her through fraud. Mr. Choate 10
Shr See' TO take the testimony o! McKanc at
hhs NE ,MeHane alleges that Mrs. Bauer owes
The evening world., 1894-07-05
THEIR TRIAL ADJOURNED.
Williams Not Able to Appear
Against Three Policemen.

NB"SS '
Policemen Chappell and Pendergrast,
Of the West Thirty-seventh street sta
ton, and Policeman Kent, Of the West
Thirtleth street station, were placed on
trial before Commissioner Martin to-day.
They are charged with being concerned
in the shooting OF Ernest Williams, a
young negro. on June "a.
Williams was found at o'clock In the
morning at Twenty-seventh street and
sixth avenue, with a bullet wound in his
right thigh. He said that some police
men had shot him. The charges against
the three officers grew out or the afair.
When the case was called to-day a mes
senser from Bellevue Hospital said that
williams was still unable to leave the
place. So the case was adjourned for
two weeks
The evening world., 1894-07-05

When Baby was sick, We gave her Cas'or.a'
When she was Child, she cried for CastorIs'
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria'
When she had Children, she gave tn nCastoria,
The evening world., 1894-07-05
ionns reency Held In $4,000 Daii.

."" Feeney the young Irishman who was
49,, TACK from England on the steamship
a." to stand trial on a charge Of robbins
4, h hi Strauss, Of $50, was held this morn.
rs1rt '1blee Walsh In the AdAmsa street
H,n., ",oohgn, for examination on Jnly j., rs
- was unable TO furnirh 50, 900 ball he wac
haymoRd street IalI,
The evening world., 1894-07-05
BURGLAR CAUGHT IN THE. ACT
John Suris Captured in q Butcher
shop In Brooklyn.

John suris. a sorry-looking young
man, who says he has no home. was
held fer the Grand Jury by Justice
Tighe, in the Butler Street Police Court,
Brooklyn. this morning on the charge
Suris formerly worked for VIM. Brit
ner, butcher, at S07 Smith street,
Brooklyn. Birtner has been missing
various articles lately, and a policeman
In the store last night. He had key
to the shop In his possession was a
nocketbook which Blrtner says was
81 Glen from him some time ago.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
ELEGANT SINGLE FLATS,
all improvements:

hais IN hou, to New York CITY Hall ianitor's
ssrv'ss: rooins T. bath, also mats: 81 & sis
per month, rooms ) bath. CHARLES HART
owner 1850 Sd ave. between 18th q seth sts
Brooklyn.
ell MoNTHLY-Near Bridge entrance; entire
floor, three choice rooms; private house. 100
ca Au