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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-05
FALE-CAMBRIDGE GAMES.
1t Viii Be Great Day for America,
CoJTo1a Mo-,

1t Hill Be a Great Day for american
College Men.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 4.-The final
arrangements have been made for the
Yale-Cambridge athletic games on Man
haitian field tomorrow afternoon. Never
before has the track been in as good condi-
ton as now. 1t has been carefully exam
ined by experts and pronounced as nearly
perfect as it can be made. The expert
ment OF conducting a meeting with only
nine field officials has been hailed gladly
by all lovers of athletic sports. 1t is es-
sentlally an English idea, and if success
fully introduced here will probably be
widely adopted. Never before in the his
tory OF athletic meetings in this country
has there been so large sale OF reserved
seats, the sale amounting now to about
5000 tickets.
All that is needed now to make the
games an unprecedented success is fair
weather, and there is every indication that
an enormous crowd will be present. Many
prominent persons will attend the games,
including Mayor Strong, William Whit
ney, Chauncey Depew, Cornelius Wander
bllt, John Jacob Astor, Sir Julian Paunce-
tote and probably the Duke of Ma borough.
from the social point of view, as regards
spectators, the meet will eclipse anything
OF the kind ever seen in this country
Yale men from States as far west as the
Mississippi will be there. Many Yale
students will attend the game, the uni
verslty faculty having granted general
IeaVes OF absence for the occasion.
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ZION THE PALACE STAKE.
Cdttph Captured Big Purse for His
Gunner at aberdeen.

Cdhph Captured Big Purse for His
Gunner ut aberdeen.
ABERDEEN, s. D., Oct 4.-Caliph, the
North Dakota hound. wins the Palace
stakes and Merry Maid and Minneapolis
divide first and second money. Cakes and
San Joaquin were third and fourth in
the Aberdeen Derby. The run-offs in the
Palace stake and Derby took place to-day
IN the country seven miles southwest of
Aberdeen. In the former, Caiiph, the
dashing dog owned by A. P. Sloeum of
Cakes, won over Valkyrie and scored a kill
having everything about as he wanted it.
First money, $3.50, therefore went to Caliph,
with the second, $50. to Valkyrie, third,
$40, to Pearl, and fourth also So to Raven.
yalkyrie belongs to DR.. Van Hummell,
Pearl is the property OF Charles A. Robin
son of st. Louis, and Raven is an Aber-
deem dog, being owned by R. II. Woods.
For the Derby, Merry Maid, owned by
the Colum bus coursing kennels of Huron,
defeated San Joaquin, California dog, in
long chase. The latter scored several
points to start with, but lost ground as the
course proceeded.
Minneapolis, owned by WI Whiting of
the city by that name, beat Cakes, owned by
w. G. Watterhouse of North Dakota.
The hare was killed. First and second
money in this stake was divided between
Merry Maid and Minneapolis, making $1oo
each. Third (s4O} went to Cakes, and
fourth, also $40, to San Joaquin. The
spectators showed some feeling because OF
the division of first and second money,
hoping to see another race, but were
powerless to affect the situation. The
work of Judge Stephenson and Slipper
Angel gave general satisfaction through
out. The meet was very successful in all
particulars, and is but the forerunner of
many others that will be held here. The
attendance to-day was close To 1000
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San Diego, San. Jose and Riverside, and
she also intends to hold meetings on the
train.
She will be absent from the Fourteenth
street Barracks in all five weeks, returning
in time for the week of special meetings,
which will be held about the middle of
November, and which bring together all
the officers in the Eastern regiments. 1t
is two or three years since a meeting of
this kind has been held, and inasmuch as
the army has increased very materially
since then it is being looked forward to by
the leaders as not only necessary gather
ing, but one OF great Importance.
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RATORING THE PLAYERS.
Hoo NetC FORK CJab Members Are to 3
Kept ia Condition..


Kept ia Condition.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 4.-President
Freedman of the New York Club has hit
upon plan to keep his players in good
physical condition next season. He said
yesterday: Il intend to engage profess
sional trainer next season, whose sole duty
will be to look after the condition OF the
players. If any of them violate the rules
of the club he will know of it, and when
he says player has got out of shape be-
cause of dissipation the player will be
Immediately suspended without pay. The
trainer will travel with the team and have
absolute charge of the condition of the
men.
There will also be manager, who will
have power to govern the playing of the
team according to his own ideas. There
will be no more drinking and carousing,
for such offenders will be severely dealt
with"
Although no trainer has been engaged
Billy Newman has been strongly recon-
mended for the place. Newman is practi-
cal and knows good deal about physical
training. He recently succeeded in put
ting Corbett's injured knee in good shape,
when all other attempts had failed.
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She Ia On DusHiu0 Girl.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 4.-There is an
unknown girl living in or near Vineland,
n. J.-nobody knows just where-who
rides into town every morning and creates
CONSERVATION among beholders by her
startling attire. She wears derby hat,
black cutaway coat and red boomers,
which are none too baggy. Jaunty riding
boots complete her outfit.
The most remarkable thing about her
behavior is, however. that she sits astrlde
her horse, a stylish bay, in man fashion.
She gallops the animal at a high speed
perhaps half an hour, and then disapnears
as suddenly as she came. She is a very
pretty girl, and while riding along seems
to be not in the least disconnected by the
people who watch her.
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MRS. BOOTHS TIsIT.
The Salvation CofsnHdmdeT's fife Conn
ing to California.

The Salvation Commanders Wtfe Conf
ing to California.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. Airs. Bal
lington Booth, the wife of the commander
OF the Salvation Army in America, will
start for California on the 10th inst. and
will spend three weeks in the Golden Gate
State, holding meetings everywhere. The
first week will be spent in San Francisco,
where Mayor Sutro has rendered her the
use of the Jewish synagogue during her
stay, with an invitation to dine at his
home, Both of these invitations have
been accepted by Mrs. Booth. The other
cities where Mrs. Booth will visit are Los
Angeles, Sacramento, Pasadena, Oakland,
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ALL THE LATEST SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP BY TELEGRAPH.

W. A. Terrell of San Francisco of the SYRIA
euse team. He also hoped Cabanne,
Titus, Brown and Rigby would be present,
and thought they would, although they
had not authorized him to enter their
names.
IAN those fellows" he said, 'are in
splendid condition, and will give better
races than we have seen in the East for
some time. Get me a rate at good hotel
Tor twenty persons and engage rooms for a
party of fifteen. l am now working on
Coulter, Gardiner and Zeieler, and think
they will be with you; they are wavering."
In accordance with the promise made by
the racing board arrangements were at
once commenced for race meeting, which
promises to be an unprecedented success.
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Races of Son Andreas.

SAN ANDREAS, CAL, Oct. 4.--This was
the third and last day of the races. The
weather was pleasant and the attendance
fair. There were four events, one trot
and although the time was slow the races
were exciting and the finishes close:
Trotting, one mile, three in FIVE, for purse
OF $75, Vigor won, Lucky Jim second, Sam
Sec third. Best time, 2:46.
Three-eighths of mile, for purse of $75,
Cyclone won, Buckhorn second, Cloud third.
Time, 81.
Quarter of mile, two in three Fox won in
two straight heats, Top Notch second, Dew
drop third Time, :25l4-:261<
Consolation, half-mile dash. for purse of
$50, Cloud won, Barcaldine second, Jim BoEe-
man third. Time, 81.
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FRAUDULENT MONEY ORDERS.

George Legg Stumbled Several Unsus-
pecttng NebrGskdns.
OMAHA, NEBR., Oct. 4.-George Legg,
alias B. o. Bane, is in Jail in Council
Bluffs, having been bound over by JUS
tice of the Peace at Weston, Ia, for swim
ding with fraudulent money orders of the
United States Express Company. Legg
stole a book of blank orders from the office
at Valeria and went to Newton, where he
got $23 in cash on one of them. AT Wes-
ton Legg discounted another order to a
grocer named Grove for $32, who attempted
to cash the order, found it fraudulent and
caused Legg's arrest.
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NATIONAL CIRCUIT RACES.
Garden City Cycfers to Contest In the
Chdmpionship Races.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct 4.-The directors
of the Garden City Cyclers are making
preparations for the National circuit races
to be held here on November 7, and 8.
Word has been received from Chairman
Gideon of the L. A. W. that the Garden
City Cyclers have been granted the FIVE
mile championship race for the Novembe
meet. This is an important race, as but
five or six National championship races
have been run this year.
In the championship race class A men
are placed On an equal footing with class B
men. A great many Eastern riders have
written for entry blanks and expressed
their intention of coming to San Jose for
the Novem Der races.
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Left No Explanation .

BOWLING GREEN, KY, Oct. 4.-Frank
p. Robbins, travelling for the N. o. Nelson
Manufacturing Company of St. Louis.
committed suicide to-day by firing pistol
PLANTATION.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. Al. H. Bar
nett, formerly well-to.do business man.
committed suicide to-day by shooting him.
self. He left no explain alton.
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ALL IN FINE FORM.
Splendid Wheel Races Eepected at the
Omaha Meetiu9,

OMAHA, NEBR., Oct. 8. - Extensive
preparations are being made for the Nation
al Circuit wheel races on October II and
II, given under the auspices of the Gany-
mede Wheel Club at Union Driving Park.
ID. Il. Grimm received letter from F. X.
Spooner OF the Associated Cycling Clubs in
response to the telegram sent by him a
few days ago. The letter stated that the
following class B riders had authorized
him to enter their names in all the races:
Edward G. Bald of Buffalo and w. F. Sims
OF Phlladelphia, of the Colum bia team; J.
7: Bliss of Chicago aud Tom Cooper
OF Detroit, of the Monarch team
the Humber team; c. S. Wells ana
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INTERoLAss FOOTBALL.
Sophomores and Freshmen to Meet at
Stanford TO-DAY,

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Oct
4.-The chef topic of conversation on the
campus at present is the first interclass
game which comes off. to. morrow between
the teams of 1913 and '99. Captain Cotton
of the sophomore eleven feels confident of
victory for his men, while Plate, who cap
tains '99, says that he has more than half
chance to win. There will be a good
deal of class spirit and enthusiasm evoked
by this first match, which is Just what is
needed here to arouse college sentiment
which is but simmering now. The lineup
will be as follows, with the possibility of
two slipbt CHANGES.
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Refattpes WIN Resc,.e r7i,,.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Harry ]. L.
Martin, receiving teller for the Commercial
National Bank of Chicago, was placed
under arrest by United States Deputy
Marshal Allen tonight on the charge of
embezzlement of $4,000. He has wealthy
relatives at Douglas, Mich, who, it is said,
will help him out OF his difficulty.
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of Rev. Mr.. Hinshaw, convicted of wife
murder, have decided to carry the case to
the Supreme Court if they do not get new
trial here. Detectives working on the case
are said to have struck the trail at Sheri-
dan, Ind, where two men were arrested
under suspicion of being burglars, and are
believed to have killed Mrs. Hinshaw.
The request of the attorneys for the de-
tense for another week in which to file
motion for new trial was granted.
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Ruccs at Carson.

CARSON, New, Oct. 4.--This was an
other fine racing day at the district fair.
The mile handicap, with Tom Stacey,
Cherokee, Little Tough, Rob Roy and Omit
Ora, was won by Cherokee in 1:44A. The
half mile and repeat was won by Red
Dick; best time, :4SH. The five. eighths
was won by Kyrene in 04. The trot was
unfinished
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Professor Boyesen was born in Frede-
riksvarn, Norway, on September %, lS4S.
He came to the United States in 1869 and
became professor of Latin and Greek at
Urbana University. From 1874 to 1880 he
was a professor of German at Cornell, and
since 1881 had held similar position at
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Saved, not only silver but GUILD, Dy getunB
all my Fall Clothes at Roos Bros "Dolars
and Cents" Saving Sale.
New Fall Stock means one thing or
another.
Last years left overs brought up from
the storage room, busted off and tagged
''new styles
Or, as in our case, new goods backed by
new invoices, new freight and drayage
bills.
CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS, for rough
weather, S. Think of it So.
Cassimeres and Meltons at the same
price-all garments that are fit to wear.
Blue, black and brown.
Same shades in ALL-WOOL, single and
double breasted SACK SUITS, all sizes, at
81 so.
AT least So so more anywhere else.
Those So Is Atwood Pants you thought
so cheap are 81 so here.
All sizes, all shades, extra we'll made.
81 so for Boys KNEE PANTS REFER
Suits a to 49, and 81 30 for LONG PANTS
Suits I'll to 49,, are our biggest bargains
for boys this week
Mackintoshes, Umbrellas, Bicycle Suits.
Largest assortment, lowest prices.
Six Good Guessers will each get Bicycle.
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Ereeusion of a Wrfe-Poi.oner.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Oct. Am
drew ]. Scott, colored, was hanged in the
Jallyard here to-day for the murder of his
wife by poisoning.
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NOTED SON OF NORWAY.
AS an Instructor of Langu ages
Few Equaled Him in
Universities.
WAS LoNGFELLoW's FRIEND
Considerable Distinction Was Also
Gained by Him as a Novelist
and Lecturer.

NEW YORK. \. Y, Oct. 4.-Professor
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen died in this city
to-day of rheumatism of the heart.
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WINNERS AT FRESNO.
Faporites Not ia Evidence In the Fourt
Days Racing.

Farorites Not ia Evidence In the Fourth
Days Racing.
FRESNO, CAL, Oct. 4.-The fourth day
of the race meet proved to be the most
successful one CT the meeting, both as to
attendance and sport. Some lively con-
tests were witnessed. The betting was
heavy and the talent suffered considerably.
In the 20 trot race Myrtle Thorn was
the favorite, but McZeus, who had not
been considered in the betting, won the
race in straight heats. The talent suffered
likewise in the five and half furlongs
run. Inkerman was favorite and Blue
Bell second choice. The latter won, with
Inkerman second.
The days finishes were all close. Every
race was enlivened with vigorous whip
ping on the home stretch. No fast time
was made with the exception of Ottinger's
pacing of mile in 2:11H.
The mile bicycle race showed the squirt
ing qualities of dob" Barton. The sprint
he made just before the wire was reached
would have done credit to Ziegler.
Half mile bicycle race, county champion
ship, Barton won, Heriot second Hertwick
third. Time, 1:171z.
Mile bicycle race. county championship.
Barton won, Heriot second, Hertwick third.
Time, 2:4011.
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Running race, five and half furlongs.
handicap, purse $3.50, Blue Bell won, Inker.
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Will appeal the Case.
.DANVILLE, Ind, Oct. 4.-The attorneys
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SAVEDt SAVEDI

Saved, not only silver. but GOLD, by getting
all my Fall Clothes at Roos Bros 'Dollars
and Cents" Saving Sale.
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Board Wanted.

BOARD WANTED In private family on west side
between G6th a. 03i SITS, by family OF adults
2 children a maid, not style. but comfort wanted,
will take ! floor furnish II keep 1t in order
references desired. s. L.. World. uptown
BOARD & room wanted bys2 young ladies'; not
IS. NJ r.. 7j3 9Th ave,
BOY desires good board; low terms r. Soetrel.
+26 W. 43th st.
by YOUNG married couple in private family Of
refinement; iODI Itiun below 2}d st, preferred.
Address First Class, box Is World
GENTLEMAN wants room board. reasonable.
about half hour from city, quiet place. board,
box 100 World.
PARTY wishes boarding house, board 'skcn IN
fun or part payment, Will cater j, &c T. lO'h.
QUIET YOUNG Man wants TO live with rosper-
table family wi'atu 10 minutes from Miiisa0
SQUARE; terms S5 permanent II sa,ls!actsl,
QI!er. box 36' World uptown.
RESPECTABLE MAN. engaged during the Ia
would like 20 secure a home with private fan
lily, vicinity Of Harlem. east side; reference.
own furniture. II. Ellis. AZ E. sch st
wANTED-Two rooms 4 board Tor two IN pleas.
ant home s. 81; ?oth to 3oth St, Lexington
TO 7th avea Immediately. Rex, World uptown,
wASTED-To place boys aged :. 6. :, In smsl.
family or school where few are taken. mod
crate tsrmA state Particular R. boz +s World
Catholic family for working girl. " O.. la
Columbus ave.
wANrED-Bosrd in Jewish family. By young
eoups front room; p!sassn,ly ioca,sd, west
side Reasonable. box 81, World, Harlem.
YOUNG LADY wishes room board In private
family 10th to seth rs, west side; price sc
Address NJ. NJ, 1862 Z. 23d St
YOUNG MAN wants room a board between 18th
= IA so stsN nrmA Ben, World. aS.ssa
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Purchase and Exchange.

ALL KINDS MERCHANDISE taken In exchange
for dentistry. Address pESs, box 2s2 World.
uptown.
hooks In any quantity bought sold. exchanged:
highest cash prices paid residence calls free.
ONERISGS NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
~ broadway, opposite Hiltons, open evenings.
FURNITURE BOUGHT any amount don't sell
until you hear from me. 800 West i2,th st.
HEATER WANTED hot air for nat house. In
good order. Apply Ianitcr. i1 Waverley place
WANT to buy a nruklyn excise license; 1t
must be cheap. Address License, World Branch
q broadway brooklyn
PIANO srOOt.a. covers music cabinets bought
sold. exchanged and repaired. NEPPERT BROS.
los Ess, 23d st,
WANTED To MY large nns diamond, cheap;
3 carats ~ more. DIAMOND. box 2oi World,
WANTED TO PURCHASE a small uptown cigar
store. CIGARS box ais World.
WANTED to purchase, beer bottling eNab-
Nshment complete. with license. state Partic-
ulars to box sSl, World once, lS1s 81 ave,
WANrED-p Daylight kodak cheap. good con
diton. a, RrLLENkAMP. 3os W, l.7th st.
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PRINTING. from a card to . newspaper.
done on the premises. at lowest rates. At 9
few hours notice. 10 900 circulars II cards and
bilheads from 30 cents per l0eo; ether work
equally low compare our work With others;
get est mates before order ng. DD0AR PRINTING
AID STATIONERY CO.. 80 wsst asth IT..
,elephDne call 27 3Sth st.
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Res, Estate for s.Ie-out Of the City.

% ACRES RICH LAND. With good buildings:
s-room house all kinds ot fruit; near station
Seautifui home; price 81, $50; terms $500 cash
ba:anos ave years; bargain THOMAS s CLARK.
povO. Del
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Loans.

ows 1sme, sse per Ays Second TIM, ssa 20
hn. Third md S,bseyuex Ttuss, soe pr Ma
No ezfru charge N SSNdova
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PRINTING-Th- highest building with printing
Office Is the World Building. but the lowest.
priced printers are the MERcHANTS PRINTING
COMPANY World Building.
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PRlNTING-Most accessible once In mstfs-
politsn district; artistic printing from 500 new
fonts modern type; quickest work BY electric.
power plant. running day and night: circulars
tmillon weekly. cards bil.heads and everything
usually lower always as low. as printers At 10
accessible locations Merchants Printing Com
pany World Building.
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Real Estate for Saie--city.
Good viii a Interest For Sale

SMALL. HOTEll-To settle estate. will sarriAcs
elegant bar and cafe: long lease and license;
low rent must he sold at once. no agentA Ad-
dress A. r. u. lo6 East i3bth st.
SOLD At A BARGAIN. furnished is-room house
FIRST class for boarding. no agents. N 7th ave-.
near lith 81.
STATIONERY. tobacco candy, new store: max -
E,tl living. sell cheap. mothsr y sick. eco
West sd at.
STEAM LAUNDRY. good business: must be sold
this week account sickness 10 Cooper institute
STEAM LAUNDRY, Red bank. N. j.: bargain.
box b3s: no agents
wHOI, I,gSALE and retail cigar factory with pool
7th ave.
$50 BUYS cigar store. stock and AItursa sA1
East 18th AT.
BATH ST. l0s w.--Furnishsd room house. 10
rooms. rent SIS. nicely furnished. cell cheap
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Dor FALL and winter. In vicinity OF Livingston
Clifton, :. / for 3 adults and children, ~
and 10 years, large bedrooms surrcient; state
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PRINTING AT NIGlIT--Orders received 10.3e =.
NJ delivered next morning; orders taken from
$50 A NJ to s p. NJ MERCHANTS PRINTING
CO., World Building. r-.-
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All BOARDER WANTED and SITUATION WANTS for The Sunday Void
received at The World office before Saturday will be inserted FREE
Saturdays Evening World that the immense and circulation
Of The Sunday World will 700 900 INSERTIONS which
ons the Of fifteen other New York newspapers combined
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Real Estate for Ssie-Brooklyn.

4 COZY HOME rooms excellent repair, over
looking Prospect Park; water and sewers: price
81. 800. $500 cash down, balance can remain at 6
per cent. II desired. IRVINE. Ss Court St, Bklyn.
CUMBERLAND ST, near Atlantic ave-An els-
CANT 8-story basement and cellar brick house:
only $500 cash. balance monthly payments
ROOM H. 2ss Broadway.
ELEGANT 2-story and basement houses. arranged
for families 727 to 745 Decatur St. near
Broadway; dumbwaters, chandeliers. mirrors.
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ROAD HOUSE FOR SALE; great opportunity:
fre location; 81 miles from New York City;
~hnle plant sl2 900; reasonable nrst payment;
New York City.
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Real Estate c S:. Boaders Good viii Interest Business Oppo
un Horses and Carriages Purchase and Exchange and Lost
Found Adv in then MORNING WORLD 70 on this page FREE
Getting OVER 100000 INSERTIONS.
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Houses Wsnted-Countvy.


wANTED-ln vicinity OF Livingston or Clifton.
S. l.. for fall and winter. furnished cottage
or part Of furnished houss; terma must be very
World.
WANTED-Country residence. c. npletely fur
nished. with use Of horse. car ihse, &C. fam
fly Of adults. moderate rent near city; imme-
diate possession wanted. Ad'.es II. r.. box $50
World.