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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-01
AUCTION sALEs-FUTURED DAY.
FOR SALEl

e. pubic auction, on the promises, corner
CITY, on, on TUESDAY. November s, 1875, at
= Tn 42,IGii92cIkS, one LOT 75xl20 feet With a
~ ~, feet ON the corner of Second street
HoIJshh V thar,oB B, with WOOD MILL
-. and "a. off Avenue b. 25N1SS eneb In IL,
ad fiirGi .. anSi two lots on front street.
three tracts of land in Norro pEfKRh :o,i ana
va va, near the head of western Brancl,s9,
Of ofe ~, OF ~ acres. one of 10t acres, and one
vii J., De ;o sold for division on c1sy tern,S
oe S'-ioe I'll. II. HOS'rII;wrE.ya
G., H. HOS,pE,IvriTp
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-01

DO your glasses suit you? II not see
DR.. Week. 152 Main ST.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-01
Look nt Prices.

gold gold stem wind watches. Wal
than and Elgln. at SIS, worth $40: steri-
ing silver tea spoons, 81 per set, Of good
butter knives, sugar spoons. cream le :
dies and sugar sifters, $3.50 each, worth
more money. Messrs. Greenwood &,
\ Bro. are not selling at and below cost
/ p tl offering the finest grades of goods
on. smallest margins. Buying in GUAM
ftities for the cash enables them to offer
superior inducements to purchasers. a
professor in optics will visit in their in
lterest, The Casket in the near future.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-01

TO buy desirable property at 30 pcr cent
of it's real value. That's the whole case
with the great lots of splendid Clothing
which we bought OF tina; great an.
FAMOUS WASHINGTON CLoYulNG
COMPANY. You know about it. Fail
cd manufacturers When the continuity
of "a business is broken and liuulhation
cnsues the prices OF goods must suffer.
That's The rational of it. The WISE men
have been coming
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-18
The Grateful Rather.

Edgar A. Raymond, one of San
Franc'sco's bartender has been close
student of 1a,ural history, ard has sue
ceeded in gathering soue very interest
iog information regarding the birds Of
the air. the beasts Of the land. the
fishes of the sea. says the Sau Fran
cisco Cali Incidentally, he has heen
able to collect few snake statistics.
II once knew a case" said Mr.. Hay
mond to some ready listeners in the
Occidental hotel last night. wherein
snake displayed DOT only an unusual
amount Of Affection, but great deal of
courage 1t appears that some years
ago professor Of natural history from
an eastern university was sent to the
southern part Of Yuca'an to Investigate
the snakes of that section. | light
state that he was very humane man
and frequently displayed it. One after
coon while walking over the desert,
thinking Of little but the time be would
arrive at camp. be heard peculiar rat
ting sound that seemed to cone from
apder a pile Of rocks. He at once
made an investigation aud was reward
ed BY the discovery of mas;odon rat
tlesnake. which lie was on the point Of
ispatching SO as to put it cut Of its
misery, as the rocks had so fallen that
portion Of q snakes body was badly
mangled and torn. 10 the matter Of
taking the reptiles life he hesi'ated
owing TO the pathetic aud pleading ex
preston in the wounded creatures eyes.
/, quite uuuer7ed him TO commi, mus-
der, SO be rolled the rocks of and
waited results. which came in the shape
of very pronounced gratitude The
delighted aud thankful creature wrig
gled over to bin and rubbed his leg
With grateful air that was bouad to
last. The professor was moved by this
exhibition, and, having some cotton III
his valise. ne boucd up the wounded
par, and left the snake as comfortable
as possible The next day be ie:t Iu-
ca,an for Guatemala and was gone over
FIVE years. On bis return to Yuea;an
be again had occasloa to pass over the
desert, and, greatly to his surprise, en-
couutered tie same reptile few miles
from where the previous incident hat
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-18
FOR SALE.

TINE WHOLE OR PART OF TIE
MCDOWELL PLANTATION, coutsin-
lug $40 acres, aooutn mile and AHA If South
of the City OF Sumter Apply TO
JAMES McDOWELL,
NAY lit. Manning, S. G..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-18
State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF SUMTER
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF

.1nnis l.. 4tAins, Platnti6, against Temple c.
Broaddus, administrator Of Lycurgus
Broaddus, M1ry 4 Eali, DatM Il Broad-
dus. SaHie j Houston, Defendants
To The Defendants above named:
You are heleoy summoned and required to
answer the complalnt in this action. OF which
COPY nns been filed IN the Office OF The CieiE
Of said Courl. and TO serve copy o; your
answer to the said complain! on ,h- sub
scriber Al his Office in Su'r'er IN said County
and State within ,verty days nitcg ihe ser
rice hereof, exclrSv F., the day OF such se:-
wee and II aoswer TIE compi"i"'
w;,hla he tn.c >uld, The pIalnlin' ~ 'his
action will Apply to the sand Court for The
rsI,e. demanded ia the complaint
J. D. BLANDlNG,
Plaintiff : Attorney.
Da;ed, Sum;er, 5. c., Augrsi ~, 1885
To the non-residen, De.radantS, Temple G.
8roeddus, Administrator, 'aa:y Bal.
David r Broaidu> ans: s'niiie } Houston
lou VIII ;ake l.ot,ce that ~. origiual s,.in-
,aors and comp pni:,, II. lie gt-r .,''oee sleied
~ M, day ueeu t;lcd IN ,!ie oi.ice OF The
Cirfk OF Cogr; OF Coamo:. Pleas tor Sumier
cot.uty. Sr,.;t. ai So,.ttl Cnto!inA
j d BANDING,
PiAinufis A,torney.
Sumter. c Aug -, 1855.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-18
New Zealand Severely Sha-
ken.

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Sept Is The
steamship Miowara, from Sydney, ar
rived yesterday She bring news Of a
severe earthquake 10 New Zealand
At Tuapo, nearly every chilaney was
overthrown and houses s"ayed vlo-
lently. The inhabitants we're greatly
alarmed and camped ou: all night.
The road from Tuapo to Kaunub has
been completely blocked by landslldes.
It was the most severe shock since the
Ta7awera eruption niue years ago
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-18
What One Woman Did.

A New England farmer in reduced
circumstances contrived to exc out
living BY selling vegetables from
door to door in the nearest coast
town
A young daughter was his house
keeper, fellow-labo,er in the fields
and companion on the road. She
was bright girl, with hunger for
knowledge which her meager school
ing had only served to set Oh edge.
When her father Jumped from the
wagon to go Indoors and sell his
wares, she remained behind to watch
the horse, and employed her leisure
moments in studying Greek gram
mar. In the small, resolute head on
her shoulders there was room not
only for her fathers accounts with
his customers, but also for infections,
coniugations and paradigms as dry as
his sandy garden in midsummer
drought
The father died. leaving to this
silent, motherless girl a house and
truck farm, but no money. She was
forced to support herself; and, not
knowing how TO do anything else,
she went ON with the farm work and
vegetable peddling.
She wore high top boots, dressed
like man, worked in the garden
with hoe and rake as her father had
done, took care of the horse and sold
vegetables in town.
Toilsome as was her life, she had
an antidote for loneliness-the study
of Latin and Greek. She did not
know how it was to be done, but she
did not despair of fitting herself to
be a teacher. Her well thumbed
grammar was always on the wagon
seat when she drove to town Her
voice could be heard on the road
rafting off the conjugations of the
verbs. When her supper was cook.
ed and eaten, she had all hour by
candle light over the classical aa-
thors.
An eminent lawyer, enjoying an
outing in the coast town, caught
sight of her IN one of his drives
She had been hoeipg corn, and, while
resting uuder tree, was studying
her favorites grammar.
The devotion of this hard working
girl to Greek excited his admiration.
He made her acquaintance, and Of
fered her the position Of private sec
retary in his Office, with leisure for
completing her education.
She leased her house and farm and
entered the lawyers employ. She
had time for study, and received
superior instruction Her eccen-
tricities of dress and her rough, man
nish ways disappeared She became
lady of refinement and culture.
When her patron died, she could
command fine position as teacher
of Latin and Greek. She now' &C
cup;es an important chair IN New
England school Her vacations she
spends in her OLD home, where she
conducts summer school for coach
ing boys for college.
Such life shows what woman
can do when her will is a strong
motor The opportunity for aban.
donipg her farm labor would never
have come TO her if she had not per-
sisted in digging for Greek roots as
we'll as Irish potatoes.
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occurred The recognition was mutual
aud the joyfai rattler coied about MS
leg, licked bis hand with friendly
tongue and showed marked and indus
trous appreciation Wheu the pro-
fessor took up his march again the
snake followed him aud even insisted
upon getting in the wagon and becom-
ing regular occupant
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-18
THE
SUMTER INSTITUTE.
THE

The next session of toe Sumter Institute
will begin 90 September stu, 1895. \ full
corps of eficien; teachers, thorough cEr-
rculum, a high standard OF scholarship, a
wei regulated boarding department, ander
the Immediate supervision of the President
and his wife, y healthy locality, mot case
of sickness last year (commends the !nstitnte
TO ihos- who have daughters TO educate.
For catalogue or particulars apply 10
II. FRANK WILSON, President,
June 27. Sumter, ). Z.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-18

A New England farmer in reduced
circumstances contrived to exc out
living by selling vegetables from
door to door in the nearest coast
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-18

An actress appearing in Johnstown, Pa,
recently was referred to by the local press as
favor in that city. The paper remarked
aShe appeared here just before the food.
The actress has erased Johustown from her
nap.-Dramatc Mirror.
You have to hurry u2 on this building, .
said the boss of gang of lacorers. We're
ahead o: time now, ala, we?'' suggested
one of the men. Yes But The contractor
wants to hurry and get i, all up before ltfalls
down" Washington Star.
"Papa, know waat I'm going 10 bny
for your next birthday
'sWell, wbat?''
GA nice painted shaving mug =
sButI've got fine one now.
sOh, I've jus, broken that. t.''-Fliegende
b,setter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-18
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
cOLUWRIA. s. C..

Session begins Seoteu.her oath. Tea regu-
lar Courses. with Diplomas. Special Courses,
with Certificates BoArd. 50 month To;al
necessary expenses for he YEAR jexc!usive Of
travelling, clothing and boohsl. from Sll3
10 S;53 Women admitted to AL Glasses.
Fortarther Information. address ine Pr esi-
dent. JAMES WOODROW
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-18
EASY SHOES

give ease to the wearer. You
can't be easy unless your feet
are. 70 wear bad or lll-fttlng
shoes brings d speedy punish
ment. Your feet will make
you feel sorry for doing so. A
comfortable shoe is a happy
combination Of fine leather, su-
periority in manufacture and a
perfect fit. That's the case with
our shoes every time: they're
the best that can be produced.
We submit the shoes to prove
this statement and refer to our
prices to prove their cheapness.
There 5 u whole volume otioglc
in our figures. Come and see.
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Real Estate for Sale-City.
North OF ,asth Street.

FOR sAlE-2is story house, lots. toSloo. In
qure OWNER CSC East l57th ST.
LoTs-Gilt- edge investment; cuh Ward: $3.50
up ROBERT EVANS. II East va st. y, Y.
PERFECT GEM-7-ro,n cottage improvements,
25NlDn. S,Sr. near |. station. RANDALL i2l
East l'1th st.
SACRIFICE-2 houses and lot SeNi0o for s. so
Camhreling ave, bet lS7th St and Pelham ave
near Fcrdham trolley RUFUS RANDALL, I2l
East liith st
WE HAVE few lots left at ssT5 and upward on
terms to suit. in Wlliamsbridge ROSENrlIAl.
POLAk 203 East 46th ST.
WlLIlAMSBRlDGE cath ward New York city
Labor Day Bang will he on the property, call
and him, take trolley from l2eth ST, 5 rent
fare stop at Court House. W,lliamshridge; see
sign adjoining BurnwO1i Park 5 minutes from,
W!ll'amshrids depot. wa'er and lamps in streets
tagged sidewalks; only 100 lots TO be sold 10 per
cent. down, remainder 81 monthly Further par
ticuars from BANG, 2ol T.. l26,h at.
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FLATS and Apartments to Let.
cnfurnlshcd cd-Esat Side.

lliTN ST, i?S T. -Elcgant steam heated single
nat all lisht ruom., private house, III. worth
scrius
liGIH ST, l5l E-6 lrht ro1ms 4 bath, quiet
huHsc, halls hcatcd also ground fat.
l.orIl ST i22 E-3 & clean rooms. 50 10 tli
quiet orderly. easy payments. II prompt.
Janltor.
i:Jrli ST. t? & 60 L September free. ciegant
mats, = large rooms bath. all improvements .
t22 tcd
l2'Fll ST. 3ii Elegant fats. rooms bath
special inn.c rents Tor good TENNIS.
lcoril Sc. 81 To 5N New improved rooms
& bath. steam heat, sl7 upward,
l2iSr ST u L Elegant single nats rooms
all improvements rent low.
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Business Opportunities.

PRINTER WANTED as partner In a country II.
nee, no capital needed, must he able to do Job
work and secure Advertisements; give references.
SUBURBAN box +93 World
PARTNER WANTED with 81 900. security LIST
mortgage. for building HOUSES C. IL. World
uptown.
rRfNTlNG-Thc highest building with print ne
once Is the World puildlns but tho loves
pr ci prin ers are tie Merchants Printing -.
World Building
SALOON, lT6 Richards corner walcott South
BROOKLYN; license, years lease: ttock for
sale
THE BEST CIGAR and candy store In Brooklyn Ia
for sale at 1929 Fulton at
SoN-pARrNER Eooi paying, permanent businc.
In thriving country town. SMOCk, ga East
l01th st.
s., 2,too-PARrSER WANTED investigation i'm
rediately, no brokers, last years pront $500;
partner retired SMITH, $50 81 ave.
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Lost, Found and Rewards.

INSr-Gold watch. between seth ani tjth sts on
Bral!Nay, or between 7th ave. and Broadway
sCtA 81, Liberal reward II returned to as
Z % I've,
LOST OR STuLEN-Blnk book No. $40 2ss o. the
..T,grant Industrial SANtags Bank. payment
$ 21ei Please return book to bank, 81 Cham.
b..s st.
/ 1iT-Sunday, ladies' gold watch, De KAlb be-
steuben and Casson, IS reward
Wllker. IS5 DE Kab ave, Brooklyn.
LOsT-saturdsy afternoon, 9Th ave. car or at
.ith st.. black broeadsd cape. " W. 18th e.
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Real Estate to Let-New Jersey.

AN ELEGANT STORE a rooms opposite school
suitable for lun;h. ice-cream. &c. rent. SoO;
new building. Apply on premises. 147 Zabriskie
ST.. Jersey City. or Johnson. lS E. lOsth St. n y
HACkENSACK-To rent. handsome new cot.
tage, all modern improvements; situat ion un-
surpassed; will rent low to desi rabie tenant. Ad-
dress L. .Ibox 2lO World.
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THE HALF-M|LuON GUARANTEE PACE,
Every Advertisement on this page means
100000 actual insertions in 100000 actual
papers. An unexampled opportunity.
Real Estate for SaIc-Brooklyn

81, 2o0--DEST ARRANGED 2-famlly house in
Brooklyn, IS rooms. all improvements; only
1900 cash; blocks from Crescent al. station -
roads. IAtER, builder. Crescent and Mlgcnt,
sts., or WHEELAN'S $ MAIN OFFICE. Atlantic and
Van Sc'en aves oNen sundays and HOLIDAYS
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west Sloos
4TH ST. is7 wnH,nd.oamOly furnished i.,s.
boarders
18Th ST. 2Os W. short block from Broadway
Han isomely furnished large. cool rooms excel
lent board service; back parlor dining-room; |;
transient tabis boarders accommc cdated
18Th 81, 2Oz W. near Broadway-Large.
with or without board.
4sD ST, 2is W, near Broadway-Largs 4 small
handsomely furnished rooms. with board: par
lor dining-room references
S&TH ST., 100 w-Nicely furnished rooms with
excellent board. in Jewish family; table board
4sTH ST. SO W. handsomely furnished. large
refererces
4sTH ST. 22l w. near Broadway-Desirable
large rooms, running water: back parlor
board moderate
references: excellent board: also table board
SETH ST, 327 w.-Handsomely furnished rooms
comfortable Sl2 couple. small. $3.50. superior
French cuisine.
bsTH ST.. so. w.-Nicely furnished large &
small rooms; nrst-class appointments. eN-
cellent table. references.
siTH ST, 1855 w.-Furnished large 4 small rooms
board II desired; modern improvements: reason
able prices.
GATH ST.. l2i w.--Eiesantly furnished large
rooms: also table board.
GATH ST, ls1 w.--Handsomely furnished large
or small rooms; excellent table, all improve
ments
18TH ST, POS E., parlor noor-Furnished room.
with or without board; price moderate,
SID ST. l39 w.-Competeiy furnished steam
heated fat. rooms & bath. very moderate.
Hart.
siTH ST. Il w.-Pleasant front a small rooms /:
table board: select house: reference.
9Th ST. 1888 w.-Large. airy rooms for bust
ness men; table abundant; terms reasonable; ;
references exchanged.
ll7TH ST, s5s w.-Handsome large room; all
conveniences; excellent French table: terms
moderate.
1i7TH ST, ss7 w.-Private house, near park ;
we'll furnished room; home advantages; board
optional; very moderate.
l22D ST, 7th ave. 2oil-Handsome room: liberal
table; house q appointments first class
North Of ,asth Street.
I2sTH ST. 3is w.-Entire noor. 2 large connect
ing rooms; also other rooms, with board.
l2sTH ST, 20 E.-Large alcovc connecting back
board; homelike: American family: prices right.
18TH ST. 22o W.-Rooms. with board. double,
$40: single. s.: near elevated; table board.
Miscellaneous.
2jo ST.. s3s-English family accommodate or .
boarders nice home; good board.
BABY BOY for board or adoption. about s months
old. Address F.. World. uptown.
BrookIyn.
BALTIC ST, 22s. near Clinton.-Elegant rooms
all conveniences; home comforts; reasonable
prices; hrst-class table.
DEAN ST., 242. Brooklyn Desirable furnished
rooms: first class table board; central loca aton
s., 50.
HERKIMER ST. 65o-Good board. home COM
forts excellent cooking $3.50 up. Utica ave,
station.
M1DDAGH ST., 23-Pleasant furnished rooms
with board II desired; all ocnveniences; very
reasonable.
NASSAU ST. ln-Room for gentlemen. with or
without board. in . homelike house.
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Real Estate to Let-Jersey City.

RENT $l?-Pretty cottage, rooms. garden,
piazza; also .tached house. ~ large rooms
rent S25. Inquire Of owner. JONES rs Sip ave.
Jersey City on the charming Heights: Cortlandt
ct. ferry. Court House cars.
street, on very high ground. 2 very nne resi-
dences, Just completed. with every conceivable
modern improvement; rent very reasonable,
Apply l.. STEINBERG. $50 232 Market ST.,
Newark. N. J.
The evening world., 1895-09-02

ST MARKS PLACE. g. II stuyvesant st.
near 9th st. l. station-Elegant <-room apart
ments: moderate rents. Janitor.
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Houses and Apartments to let

One 1ime. soc. per iine. SEC nj Tine, lie p~
th. Third en- Subsequent TiWse. iSc. per tine
No er.ra charge on Sunddga
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SD ST. 50 L. -Four story brown stone house 90
feet front. l6 rooms all impro, eInents rent
u 800 Apply on premises or WILLIAM H. HOl.-
LISTER 1925 Lexington ave.
The evening world., 1895-09-02

Re- Estate [ ds,uy sa Boarders Goodwill and Inter-
est Business Opportunities. H)rses and CARR lges
Purchase and Exchange. Lost and Found and Loans
in the MORNING WORLD go on this page FREE
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Real Estate fer Sa,e--Lone island.
NEW NEWTOWN!! !!

NEW NEWTOWN!! !!
20 MINUTES FROM i, i Via 5.rH ST. FER.
RY TROLLEY Be- coMMuTArloN IL. l. RRD
plumbing; . minutes from cars. h.sh. healthy
location. % sold this summer.
PRICE 5000; PLOTS 5Oxl0O FEET.
$500 CASH, MORTGAGE s., 900; BALANCE SIS
MONTHLY; wiTHorr INTEREST
TERMS EVER OFFERED AT THIS PRICE.
CONE AND lNNESrlGATE TO-DAY.
CORD MEYER cos OFFICE, opposite Long
ALL orR HOUSES SOLD AND oCCuPIED. but
We BUILD TO ORDER MONTHLY PAY
MENTS houses costing 5000. upward, PLANS.
ideas estimates for modern houses. FREE. easy
terms; strictly high class improv ements. choice
shaded building plots en- LAKEWOOD PROPER
rr. adjoining depot and school, As minutes oa,
on SOUTH SHORE. send for circular +. IL
SCHIEFNER Milburn, Long Island.
TRACT OF 200 acres. 1000 feet. on the Great
South Bay. Long Island; 80 miles from New
division; great bargain HUNTER. room H.
239 Broadway.
A PLEASANT FARM. 5h acres. plain house. 9
rooms excellent barn: hennery. 90 fruit trees
a mile from depot, for 81, 500. {. l.. WALLACE.
Rockville Centre, L. |.
AT VALLEY STREAM, 80 minutes from city a
few tull-sized lots, 3 minutes walk from depot
at slij each. CHARLES sCHkEIBER. Valley
Stream. l.. l.
FOUR ROOM HOUSE and barn, Corona Park Long
island, $500 cash Apply TO Mrs. GlLLFlLLAN.
or owner. wm. whitton, AIS West 5Ith St
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE on one OF the bess
roads near sea Clln. L. l. JOSEPH TAusSiu
14b Duane ST.
LARGE HOTEL. PROPERTY road house. livery
bottline: only hotel In large town south side
Long Island. at depot. owner retires. Ni. 900
Address 6. G.. So Ave. A, New York
100. II. wElNHAGEN. % n. william st.
N. Y
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WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON.

lOt H. 10TH s.. lO6 J.. 10TH ST.
tlct ant neN RnRr ments of extra large light
rooms elegantly decorated. all the latest i'm
hall boys. sc. servants stairway. hot water
su rlv gas IA iscS; he h chc md most CON
Neuirnt location IN Harlem 100 foot street: l.
station :. PALMER. Agent, on premises or
10; / l2bih st
ATTRACTIVE uP-rO-DATE APARTMENTS.
Madison ave- tSth St, adjoining park entrance; ;
high ground select healthy locality; l. station
street. a rooms bath;
steam heat, running hot water exposed nickel
SOLITARY plumbing, tiled baths. hardwood through
out. rentals $40 to SO; thoroughly hrsi class
Apply TO ALIEN A. JORDAN builder 4 owner
A ELEGANT large. light Mats OF 6 4 rooms q
bath, all latest improvements. servants stair
way, hot water supply steam heat. SC. location
nrst class l0O.foot street rents very low. Jani-
tor. lbo lb2 T.. seth St
HALF MONTH FREE-Eiegant single mats 7
rooms bath; all improvements: new house
low rents, lnly SIS. SCI. Jantor. Ill L, l09th st.
oNE.HALF MONTH FREE-Sew nats Of rooms
private han, steam heated. combination range
x gas stove, rent moderate. Janitor, al I'd ave.
THE KANEpALE corner Madison ave. 4 ssth
st-Nino all light. sunny rooms; no shafts
steam heat elevator. coal 4 wood hall attendant.
THE CAPITOL. Lexington ave. corner i2ist st
llandsomest corner nat uptown. rooms & bath.
only $40.
The evening world., 1895-09-02

Real Estate for Sale-out Of the City.
TWO SMALL COUNTRY HOUSES FOR sale IS
miles from New York. r. MILLER. 52l West
42d st
IL, 600 ACRES OF land for sale in Livingston Par
ish, State OF Louisiana, now practically unknown
and unde,e.opei. although situated at less than
so miles from Neg ORLEANS; the land is very fer
tile not subject 10 overflow, well timbered and
watered and suitable Gor settlement by sma all
farmers for raising sugar cane. cotton and corn
and for truck dairy farms. T.. box a7 World.
uptown.
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BEGIN TO BOOM BUSINESS.

I'll ooo. - 900 CASH, s-story. corner, brick house
with saloon located 2Gth Ward. Brooklyn. X
llERMSDORF. 10 LIST ave.
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MADISON AVE. l75s. near li6th st.--5 very large
light roons a bath latest Improvements
PARK AVE. 923 4 825--Finest nats in the city
for rent steam heated decorated in hnest
style. rooms bath. at the very moderate rent
OF SIS to $3i; month free. references required.
Inquire on PREMISES
The evening world., 1895-09-02
Real Estate to Exchange.

A Two-FAMILY HOUSE, new, good location
Brooklyn. exchange for country seat. Owner.
MARTIN. Al Wall st.
FOR SALE or exchange. Brooklyn-Three-s story
brick basement, free and clear, for fam
lilies; well located for French or Swedish board
Ing house. for property in South Brooklyn or
above Harlem. Owner <5 Albany ave.
PROPERTY EXCHANGED city and country; give
full particulars state your wants.
SNYDER, 40 Court ST.. Brooklyn
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES. for families
26th Ward, BROOKLYN; want acreage or free and
clear lots; equity 81 700 each OWNER 203 East
46th St.