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B "- ",.-- " THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 9. 1M)!5. 7 9B

vliWilli 8'ABY?

H, Mother Demented, Infant Dead

H .and Her Twin Boys Starving

V She Tells Rev. Falher McGowan" . -- .

" She Killed the Infant'. -

'"'' The'l'oor'CrCftture lt Hospital andH Hjr Uoys Cjreil For.

B Annie Pensal, crazed by hunger andj cold and surrounded by her four little

ml children, famished and freezing In un- -

H 'heated rooms at 111 West MfteenthH street, ended the misery of her golden- -

H halrod six months baby girl jestcrJayH by strangling It.B( , Borne of the neighbors '.old PolicemanI Curran that Mrs. Pensal rat acting

j quterly, and they feared she might doharm to her children. Curran visited theilhouse and found the woman snaytng

H back and forth on a stool In the middleof a room In a rea." tenement, throughwhich the blizzard howled and whistled.There had been no fire in a wesk. Thetwin boys, six years old, and another

H boy of four yarj were starving andH freexlng about her, whUd a dead babyII lay on a mattress.HI At the station-hous- e the dementedIf mother told her story without evident

realization of Its Import. She said sheII was thirty-eigh- t eirj old. Her husband,HI Fred Pensal. worked In a furniture fac-H- J

tory, but came to see her only onco Inwhile. Sue had been without money,

Bj food or fuel sevtral days and her babesHj were starving.Hk "The witches next door came at last,"HJ (

she said. "They kept telling me to killH May, the baby. One of them gave meH poison to kill all my children with. IH put It on my hands and they licked It

on. No. I didn't. I just killed Mary,BM the baby I put my hand In her throat,BJ and then I ."welled up so 1 couldn't getHi ( It out. She Is dead, now.HJ "Then I wetn to Father McGowan nt

I ' St. Francis Xavler's Church and con- -H r fessed all. Up told mo to go home und1 1 pray."

I The poor cicature was sent to theI New rrk Hospital und the childrenI si were warmed and fed and put In com- -I portable beds at the Gerry Society

'ooms. The dark-eye- d little mother saidhe was Just going to put the three lit--

lie boys out of misery by killing themBj when Policeman Curran arrived. SheHJ w8 too, demented to feel remorse, andHJ the police doubt her story of killing herBB babe. They are Inclined to think theHI Infant died of starvation.HJ The woman's husband has been ab--Hjr tent since yesterday morning, and theBB police have been unable to find any

I trace of him. It Is not known whetherBB he went to his home after the murder.W It is believed, being out of employ- -

HI ment. he sought work In some otherMm city, leaving the cnildren in the coregBn of the mother.Hj l Father McfJowan said tho woman

I went to confession early In the evening.BVI She told him she had killed her child.gBYl "er statement.H were so wild and herBMk .) peculiar, he paid little atten-B-

tlon to them. He gae her a pamphletof prajers. on the outside cover of

j which was printed the figure of a child.I He told her to go home and say the

bh prayers contained In the book.gfl This morning Agent Moore, of the

j Gerry Society, took Mrs. I'enaiil'H chll- -D dren to the Nlnteteenth street station.

and they were committed to the care ofthe Commissioners of Charltleh nnd Cor-B- L

rection. Mrs. Pensal is guarded bv a pa-- k

trolman at the New York Hospital.J - At tne Pensal house. Patrolman Greggu I awaiting a Coroner'n order for the

Hf bahy's hurlal, which will be granted thisBY afternoon.1 a

I STILL A MYSTERY.

HJ , Tfo Clue to (he Women Who WereH nt the Double TrmiiMlj-- .

The tvo mysterious women who wereI In company with the Marquez brothers,

when one shot and killed the other andHJ then killed himself, has not been located.HJ The brothers occupied apartments at IKHJ, East Fiftieth street. They left thereJH together Thursday evening, and meet-- H

, tng the two women went to the restaur-HJ- Iant In Forty-eight- h street, near I.ex-B-

Ington avenue, and had ordered dinnerBB. when the bhootlng occurred.JH The two women escaped after theJJJLL., killing and have not slnco been seen.HJ The brothers were sous of Felipe

HH Marquez. a wealthy banker and cottonHJJ broker ut Guatemala. 1'nilqiy, tho eld-B- y

est son, was twenty-si- x years old, andJJV' had pasted a rapid year In NewgB York. His brother, Urnesto, was seeuHJj years his Junijr. The father was hereHJ a few months ago, Coflsul-Gener- YellHJ said, and left a deposit of Jlo.tWO forIB them,IB Mis. Meyers, who keeps tho restaurantII in nhicn tho tragedy occurred, said sheIB heanl ono of them cry:BB "Oh. Muj, he has shot me," Immedl- -

f ately after the flrt shot was tlreil.Mr . Among a number of addresses foundM , on the bodies was that of May Miinnlm;,M at 161 West Tweiity-thln- l street. No

I such person has been there for months,ft A Spanish couple occupied apartments

BBj there last Summer. They passed nsI man and wife. The wuinan was ail- -BBJ , ill expert ns May by the man. The cle- -BBJ serlptloi tallies with that of the elde-- tBBJ of the brother, and the woman van

H not unlike one of thoso present ut thetime of the killing.

BBJ Tho pollec have little hope of un- -I ravelling the ny.stei) The IjoiIU-- are

'Hi at " Morgue, and will be .caied forI by Consul-Gener- Vela until Instiuc- -

tlons urrlvo from Ihelr relative.".

HATTE LIVINGSTON AGAIN.

HJf She I llnldfil und the LandlordHJ Siiinmitiieil to tn.ncr,H James T. Youn;, ot 1C7 West Flft- -

HJ third street, lessee of -'l West Fifty- -

HJ third street, kept by flattie Livingston.HI will be tummoued before the Oisirlct- -M Altornty by Police Captain lliughey,HJ for allowing uch a place lo exist.Hi This hou-- e has betn raided thiee timesHI within a ear by the police of the WestHi Forty-sevent- h street fquad (Jn herHi first conviction Hattle was fined $W) InHJ the Coin of Special Sessions. She isHi at present under an Indktment.Hi Last night she was again raided byHI Detectives Delancv and Connors FourHI girls and tw men were capture!. OnHI of tne men jumped from n llrft-stor- y

Hjl window, part.y dUrobed, and tried toJJk escape over a fence.

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H Irate Mother tltiirf.s nn tctor,H INDIAN vrill.lS. r-- l -- Kreil Uralnt an

HJ actbr. a cohl.I.J yc.lerJa) In front ot a

'Jf nawanaper omrc of llil. ilty lv lira N irlh llaIrlel to marry bar Juutliier " alinro. Mr.

H North aiaioiare,! It i. alli'B"! Hut li hal a

I fa and ihllJren IIMnj lu dil. O.)

H l.SIMI.IHIU for Mrs. Oelrleba.Hj SVN PIIVNCI3CO Ffk 9 "' irilcr ot lhaI Courl, Mra Thera.a llalrlcha. d.ujliltr or 'litHj t, J. roe. O. Talr, naa t'n Hn .)..a.ilon

I ot H.MO ouo Ittt by her mother The J?0","ail baan tud up pcnJInn an appeal bv rn.rlea

Mm U Fair, hir hrothar, lly ihe ai peal

JHn aa dlirrii.ej.

BJ lllmiiiind fionr. Woman Held,HJJf lira, sltra Clark, a im or

HH -- thlrtytao jaiia, ho li allesed lo he anl adi n

ball for trial ky JulMM lureas. aa heM la It.OoO

I Ilea nauel in Yorkvllle Tollco 1'ourt olHI a atarf C zraa4 larceny, preterreJ by llatiy

HJH ny i Maafct'ii"i Vl ' 'i ', ' .. rrrtrmmm

Simon, an old jeaelry anvl notion red liar Seclaimed ale waa delimited ot a pair cf dlamjnla.rnnja talued at i:oo she took ihem u havethe atones tested and did na: relu-- n

HAS NEVER SEENHIS CHILD.

I'ollcemnu Smith Artested for otupprllna His Wife,

Palrolmnn William J. Smith, of theKast rjlxt.v-.een- rtrett squad, wasplaced under arrest In uniform bv CourtOfllcer Va.l at the Yorkvllle Police Court'his morning on a warrant of abandon-ment, preferred by his young wife, .Mng-gi-

who resides with her mother ut :"Ui.aat Seventv-tnlr- d street

The couple were married In a pastor'shouse In Kast Sixty-tlr- stteet on Feb4. 102. Tfte witnesses were l.lzzle Koievend her brothel. Smith, made the ac-quaintance of his wile while he was onpatrol duty In the nelghboihood of herresidence. Her maiden name was Col-lins.

He reluctantly areeJ to make her hiswife, but declared that from the hourof tht marr'age she would be his wifeIn name only.

Smith kept his word. He-- would noteven recoKtilZe.her when they met. Hehas never seen his offznrlng. He prom-ised to pay tM a month (or the supportof herseif and chb.t,. and (ailed to keepIt up

Smith was .hen arraigned at the bar,where a moment boforehes prisoner hadstood. The Justice dismissed Smith, butadvised him to make sotne liberal ar-rangement for his wife's" support.

DYING CHILD EVICTED.

Sad Case uf lelr Cuhen, a Poor'Cobbler.

Another case of eviction under dis-tressing circumstances Is that of VictorCohen and his wife and two young chil-dren, at 104 Forsyth street. Cohen Isa poor cobbler und had lived with hisfamily In the basement of the housefor three yeats and a half.

Business grew poor, and Cohen wasunable to pay his rent. Agent MorrisLevy, who represents Sarah Uuvls, thelandlady of the house, hung out a "Tolet" card at Cohen's door and rentedthe rooms to another person, with theunderstanding that Cohen would moveon Feb. 1.

Hut Cohen did not move, and on Feb.2 Levy got a dispossession notice fromJustice Iioeseh, who gave Cohen Avedays to get out. One of Cohen's chil-dren, a vear and seven months' old, be-came vety 111, and he could not moveout of the rooms on Monday last, Feb.G. The next dav Marshal Hlrschtleldevicted him, although Dr. Shenkmansaid It would be dangerous to take thochild out of doors.

A neighbor gave the evicted familyshelter, and Cohen found rooms at 128

Hester street.

LOVE POWDERS TO BURN.

Veiiernblc "Or." I!n Gave Themtn Iteseue n Later,

Dr. J. B. Bass, colored, and nearlyninety years old. Is In tro.iblo with StellaHarvey. He keeps a drug-stor- e at 508

West Fifty-fift- street He claims hecan recover stolen property, reuniteestranged couples and return truantlovers. He deals mostly In herbs.

Stello consulted Uas to have her loverreconciled to her He ta,ieed to do Itfor K. but accepted $2 in cash and apromise of tl more on Sunday He gaveher sle powderr In different packages,ard told her to burn one each night be-fi-

going lo bed. While they Tjurnedshe was lo icclle a prayer or a wish.He burned one of the powders In herpresence and gave n praver for the re-

turn of her lover. 8h became convincedIt was a humbug, and demsndfd the re-

turn of her money and complainedagainst him. The case was adjourned InYorkvllle Court lo-d- untilmorning.

WANTS BAIL REDUCED., -

Took Ars.iv Another Van's Wifennd Xosv In .Inll.

Justice Culien. in tho Supreme Court,Brooklyn, this morning heard an appli-cation for the reduction of ball In thecass of John W. Ogden, under arrest ona suit for J2J.OT0 brought by WilliamH. Scott, for alienating the affections ofhis wife, . Lottie A. Scott.

Ogden Is out on temporary ball,amounting to ij.otni. Groo, Inopposing the motion, said Ogden was notentitled to any consideration.

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The Illtr French Hull.The Ccrcle FrancaUe dc I'llarmonle sill ahe

Ha thirtieth annual mask ball and fanry-d-es- a

carnival In Mldlann Square Harden ont'rofeaslonala from eeryhire ha.e promised toattend. A larga crowd of people la expected.

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CUT ON A FERRY-BOA- T..,..A Slnhlilnn- Affrny Our In a" the Ulft

Iff llllH'kllllFHix Jim HoiMnzInKJ, .stevedore, of 49

Sackett street. is In the Brook-lyn Hospital Buffering fiom a stab woundin the nidi .Ifehn lied ford. who. It ie al-leged, did the cutting, was held by Jus-tice WhUH

Th men were papsensprs on the ferry-boat I'ieiTfp'mt. of the ilamllton ave-nue, line. When It ran into a slip at thefoot of Main tstieet a quarrel was fol-

lowed by the stabbing.Bedford t'e les having fttabbed Honan-jshm- n

Is out on baU (.waiting a new trialon the charge of killing Ilalsamo inSouth llrookbn i.iree ears aga.

AmmhiiHimI a Drck-llnn- d.

Tlie forrj loit Plalnfleld, of tlio New r)CntiiMl riMil, un her It o'rloik trip lait nigh:

(frit stink In tlu l" nn her ay oet GunureV Smith one of tne i. an In ihft uf d'ljiiitlnjj the ruller pin in ori1r (hat,

Ihe toil! Le merw.l htn he wan stru- kon the lia1 h u jottlt thrown hy Jo'm (l laPir).of 17 lime ntrPt Jemriy i'Us. a palmerWdin ihe tuit reji hed her pier here O'l.eiry irretei The il ha-- an u') nealp

wiiuml, whl'h tai ilrea'! at the lliidmn StreetII iKpltdl lien ihe iana ai tallej In ihsT Miihs Court thii riorninit il'Iejn 4lI he aafnrpman of a mm of ciittemen Rha ere toInve Ihl niirnins n an Anchor line Hieaina.Hp

ieii the this he refuel 10

prjse. i) e the prlsnier nl he a dlsphargM

sl drill UratliM n n rek,I ir John r NeiRl llecU'or cf Itt'orln, rpjrt

?;i Jrjth t r the wek en linn Feb. 9. Thisa lie tejh f thlrtv on from last efk an an

,i reae or Kr,tntv.hree over the average for the.rreii'.nllnfe ek tot five t?ar There were

'HI tUaihs from nneumon a a ileirei ct flftnine froii Lis week anJ sltty death from srrlpa deereii of nlntv SmilNtxix ciuae threedeaths, diphtheria, thirty nine, anl acc.denuldeitr-.- i 13U.

IJ.iith nf llnr Mnlllivu.' Henry ialihes hn fir manv eir had been

In the "mploy of Meant Abhejr Schoeffet A Qra-i-

an ho alme the death. of Char.es Chattertonhid served as Mr AM.e) y prlvjte rreiarv

i dlel fom paeumnnla Thuralav n ght. after ani nesi of 'hirty hours Mr Matthews was thebrother of Char!- Matthews formerly a wel'- -

' known theatrical mananr He leaves a i!jwan I ihtee lilldreii .ir .hrev will hai fhbuly sent to Akron f) , where Mr Matthews wasbjrn

jTIioui.im A. llrmlrlcUM init llrml.

I (SpeMal ta The CvenltiK WnrM I

COM'MUr Inl Keh 3. Mrs Rlluhrth Hen- -

drbks sum of th late Tt rta lUaJrliks,ei'Vb e Prtalde it l da1 Jt I ke's Peak llrjwn'

.County Colsradi he went iher from Peuver(jur weeks ago to ,.i ' son

olitm It Jin 111 I'ull lit In M Demi.i:rtli: Ta l"b 9 ruin D I'rp proninent

In ftepuoUcan Statf pHtl.s an several times.4 tdnJldaif for nmin4tton on the Suit lukrthi, toutii dad Iti ha J this morning at his homeIn thli tt' The i. of deain is hell'vat toUf tifjri Jta '

MilliiiltltlilM riilliinlliruiln Dead.rilll.MHl.rillA rb . Simon Muhr. lh

well'kuown jeweller and philanthropist, dUJ ufpneumonia ahortly after mldnlilit t bU borne,WS Artb sirt, ed Aft jrtariv

THE LONDON STAGE.;

"The Artist's Model" at Daly'sNow Running Smoothly,

Theatre Mrnagers Way Soon At-ta-

the Music Halls.

A Noxel Conipptltlon for Humorists(iruer.il Notes nnd News.

(Copjrleita(l. isas, b the A.soolateJ I'rasa )

LONDON. Feb. 9.-- 0en llnirg new, play, "An Artist's Model," nas proiluctsl' on 8.Uuidny nlnht last at Daly's Tliea- -

tre Kor tnls proJuetlon, as alienilycabled, Oeoit'e IMwardes (,'atliclcl to- -

gether the stioiiKest cast ever seen In a.similar piuductlon. Including Marie Tern- -pest, Lottie Vcnne, l.etty I.inJ, LeonoraDraham, tne orlKlnal ratlencc of (5 Ibert

' & Sullivan's opera of that name; MarieStudholme, Hayden Cottln. WilliamIJtakeley, ICrlc Lenls and otliers, and theprettiest anJ most celebrated choristersin London.

The llrst act shows nn artist studioIn Paris, with all the students at work,sketching from life. The second acttakes place In a ballroom of an Eng-lish country house, allowing of a lavishdisplay of costumes and uniforms. Sincethe llrst night's pel forinance "An Ar-tist's Model" has been subjected torigorous pruning, which has been keptup throughout the week with good re-

sults. Three of the original parts havebeen suppiessed, nnd the piece, which,chiefly owing to Its Injidlnate length,was hissed at Its premiere, now goeswell.

Next week Toole Is to produce a newPlay nt his theatle, and on Feb. HGsorge Alex.nder pioduces Wlldne's newcomedy, which Is to preceded hy a come-dietta, "In the Seion," by LangdonMitchell.

There are many s''ns that bjfore longthe Associated Manageis of the leadingtheatres, led by Henry 'rvlng. will Insti-tute prosecutions of the rruslc hulls un-der the Stage May act for "the illegalperformance of sketches. n.intnm'nirnd ballets of action," The rapid spreadand development of tho si.etch Idea In

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the halls during the past eighteenmonths has been looked upon with

dltgust ny the theatre man-agers.

A good deal Is likely to bo heard ofBeethoven during tho ear, as the onehundred and twenty-flft- h anniversary ofhis birth falls In December, and there ,

are already many schemes on foot fora celebration of the same. In KnglandMr. Henschel has announced th,u hewill commemorate the event by devnt'ngthe llrst part of each of his nine concertslo works by llecthoven. and w'll produceas far as poslble In chronological or-

der nil the overtures four or five piano- -forte concerts, th concerto nnd ro-- 1

mances for violin and the nlno sympho-nies.

Edwin Diew Is preparing a novel en-

tertainment for Jaded Londoners whichwill he given nt St. James's naiupictingHall. The "affair" will .consist of thorecital of twenty humoious stores o.lg-tn-

or selected by competitors formoney prizes and "a certificate for

ability!" Distinguished Judgesare to act, and the decisions are to beinfluenced by good English, delivery,gesture and originality of treatment, aswell as the essentially humorous Idea.

Wlnfred Kmery, who as cabled onJan. ?0 last, was dangerously 111 fiomInfluenza, Is convalescing, and so isD'Oyly Carte. Sir Arthur Sullivan Issuffering seriously from Insomnia.

SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The McDrlde brothers owners of the fait steamjaihl Yankee Doodle, are evidently In earnest Intheir wish for a match with cither Hex,

or .VprwooJ. or for a sweepsukci for niltli )achta named. "The World" ... v Hyreceived JCiO from McUrido brothers as a depositfor a rate of a hundred miles, the full .mountof the entry to be J 1,000 The McUrldis stalethat they are teady and willing to d?e cityor all steam jachts in order that th vexedquestion of speed nay he fUflnltely m d

Duana Vox, owner cf the Ilex, professeshimself as perfectly satisfied with the terms proposed hi the Mrllrlde Mr Motrin, owner ofthe Vamoose Malms ill tt there is n t trci'ithwater In the IltiJsun cr Ms )aiht. and Pe willnot raie on tlut ri.tr He i i t'r iheSound, but lluKh 1'rmer. ti inani.-- of theNorwtrfid, sajs tint inle, .1 rrunistaviii, ,iMho lace on the Scunl Norwnol ni rue mithe Hudson howeter, and If a tirejion relrace mn te arranged. It will t r

affair

The New Vaht Club has secured 11water front on llulsan Park.

l'p to date njthitiK has heard from Meek inItus e 01 Van lUltien anl the lime Is drawingnear whui the C.anfs must leave on theirSouth- - uur. IhonlJ the two pitchers hod oiito t f 'ml lent Kreelman, the latter's i ulationIn bistebi.l maj not prow to hate such a silverlining as he tmagiiit--

Tho net profit of the Cincinnati Club ln.t jearneru Jli.QW

The Nallonal Athlrllf (Mob ( f Jersey Cltv,held Its f rst boxlnc tournament in Wj)i s Halllertev City, last ntliL About 3mi persons pildSI each to wluiem. the toii's nl eacrhinn' wtntalon himoihly until the Ukt whbh was tohave beri ten innnls Leiwoen Pait Hnrke of Holoken anj Alf Hsnloti of Jersy t'lty ftoth incnwere In excellent ' indlllnn and a gi, Imut waslooked for !' A, (irody w So lu-- ectel anleferee of the loiit was iMllel downstairs heforethe n en iniered the ring anj hanle I12. hl--

was the purse the men were to ho for In Ihefirst round ery few Mows were strurk Juat -fure time was callrl In the eroil round ftefereel!roy walked over In ths reporters snd pullingout a roll tf bills 'This U tht rurae they areboxing for '

The Captain of Police w 10 was present with sev- -

eral of hl men heard tirndy s remark anl he fm- -

meltatelv Jiimpel In to he rin? nJ stopp I fiepout The paptaln culmel that it wis a prizeftjcrtt it the me.i were atslng for money Insteadof a (id mli, as h nal bnn lal to bt.lewby ins maaaiemenu (Jridy irlsi to explain to theCaptain hjt it was hi rnney but the Cjpti'o rsfuiel o listen to him Tie spectators then lm- -plorl the Captain to let th bout on but hsrefotel, anl the p. lire clejrel the hal The other

'special hiuts requite) as f.alli JackWalsh got he Jecis on ovsr Jim f)ebrlle. Ja k

Murphy. 3 ir V C anl Steve lilwm. S:ott s1!- -

merttjn A C fouj"it a firiw

The prcgranime arrange 1 bv Dennv Tlutler fjrthe benft to be given to t'rof Mike Djmvan atthf l.cnnx Uj'fum has u h nn list 01

iinmln-n- t boxer and the bouts rhould irove verIntereMlng IJIPy Vernon of Ha.erstraw andAndy WatsjT of Hjaun. are the latest aldl- -

tIoru . . .Krel nrjant, Ihe rolore boxer, of Hirlen

who Ml h's bom 10 Ilarr M. of Newark,lat Monday night : of a fiul. msthat he Is nj "looking Rlss flvhter. and Is will-ing to met't ,y in a limited roun bout or toa En h f jr 1.50 or Wi a side

Jack (.eonarj of this city would I'ke ta meetNeil Smith, of th 3ottl1-Xmer'ct- n A.h'rtliClub, or anv other feather-weig- In a lln'shflgh. fo, 1.00 vide

i: Moor wha to mfet Al K ei In a sixraunl bout In the New y0rH Ath'etlc Cti s

fourth mrmt. y boxing loirnam-n- t on Si'MMayeven ig Keb 73 wtlt start in m train 01 Monday at 110 Pas;lnt .th'et'c C ub

.Mauhnuker Kenned v hns coivplefel his rsrdfor th next tourney of the Heaiid Athteiio ClubwhUh will ba bell at tb Coney Island arenaMonday, JMsuh 4. The bout are; Horace .edstb. ount (Inffo, twelve round al 133 pounds;Tom UtnDjr, eat ur weight champion nt Aug- -

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tralla. s s'.lv Smith, lan riunila at t:S twimlstlianui Mcll-l- J vs Vlarly M.l'M. ai founts atMi ttounJs ...

Th. I'all Mall Oai.tla .. It mi h a"iir.lth.r. 'll ba a ti.nlest ltacl the l.pnJ.m anj.Nk Vork athl.llc clnl-- . ami J i.lalna IrmirtTlrncc, th- - nnKllthnwn anouM data na di.Ovully In smnltn

On vis y.leulcr Defrnts lliinli'.s.IMIIl.VHi:l.l'IHA Pa, fib. --dsan 7 rjlcr

jiJ Jack llanlay, the llthtstiaM puClKIs ct miscll. an hoi loints Mt nlM al naAIM'. la Club ot Ilia Siluv'UH Njijt, anl atin. AVah lha Jat?i'fn u a.n ta Zl.cl.r n.n imen pjl up a sun naht anl sere rnn.lr tresii' th ami "in l the secont rouil 7 ea erkstckel llsntey Josn. hut he qaUklv raalnrt hisfeel, ant It Ihe f.illoa.na. rounl llin.e alrnmVit.vke.l Z.eal.r iut allh a b:oa 01 the Is Tienail a one 'if the het ear teal In this cuy

llrr llniselmll Trade Mark.Oen lliratlo C Klne arptleil to Jullce Tullfn

l.i tm Supreme Onirl, this mornintor an .njunrtlon to restrain Jane Houahcrty.Jani'S Carr anJ I'atrlik II Tithe Irom uilnt thetra4emark "J I'arr ' In the tn tiiufa. lure of1'i.ehat s Mrs. Josephine C.rr of .Md i:alKiRhth street, (talma rhe had the trademark JTarr ' r.Klsirrel In ls. anl Is th onU pvrsonenlltlf.l lo us. It,

EXPLOSIONJJN A STEAMBOAT.

Mile I'eramis on tllr 'a'lonr 5nhl tiiHilar llei'll Hurt.

roilEST CITY, Aril.. Feb. 9.- -A repoithas reached hre from Madison, fourmiles east of this city, of an explosionon the C clone, a small steamboat,which left Madison yestetda on a ttlidown the river. Martin llarusen, wholives near the point of the wreck,claimed that all nine on board werefrightfully burned.

She was known to hnvc several barrelsof gasoline aboard. The shock was feltfor many miles. Window glass wasshattered thiee-quarte- of a mile fromthe scene.

MUST TRY IT AGAIN.

llil Clall-Pcrsl- rr Kaniiilnntlona orI'ollce a 4isi.il.

A committee of clvll-servl- men certl-lle- lto be eligible for appointment oi the

poll:e force called on Commissioner Ket-ni- n

y and asked tvhy the Hoard re-

fused to make appointments.Commissioner Kerwln told them he and

Commissioner Murray had determine 1

not to vote for the appointment ot anyman whose name appeared in the pres-ent 1W unless the applicantpasses another examination he run inKxatnlnliiR Ito.rd soon to he appointed.

Mr. Kerwln slid he had no conit InnceIn the nresent Hoard since It sent In abatch of men who tud stihxtltules totake the e examination.

He to'.d the Committee that on thenew examination ill men must start onan equality.

Commissioner Murray also told theCommittee that no appointments wouldbe made from the present list, at least,until after 't became known whetherthe law constltutlnK a new examiningboard wan passed by the Legislature

President Martin said he was wllllntcto (III the vacancies from the presentlist at any time.

HAVE A CLUB-HOUS- E NOW.

Stale llcttiisrrnl of Ihe Tsvrntj -- llflhDistrict Will Olclirntc.

The New York State Club of the StateDemocniry In the Twenty-llfl- h Assem-bly lVsitlt has leied ami now occupiesa thrrc-stor- y and baiment brown-ston- e

bouse at 171) I'ast Ninety-fift- h sttett.The bi.ildltiK Is lilted with billiard andpool iptle nnd reading rooms, etcThis club house will be formally openedwith a pattlotlc celebration on Washing-ton's nirthday. Noted Democtats willbe invited. The officers of the club are

President Maurlre A OConnell;dents S mon J Stroh, James F, S.'u'Iy anlKonrt l.jou Treaaurer, John Mirry: Secretaries,William J Pasrett, C. C. Mahrenhilz anl Isldore Uerna'aln, Hoard of Mansiers (leiriteHahn. C It nreentleld. J II Kllpstrlck Harrynronner Charlea F Psrbv. P OTIrlen. I.eopo' I

U Frledberger IVTMam T Toaaey Rose.l ITratTard C. II n Itollla Jois Taneo. Jr , John(J. heldermann Frank J Muhlfeld, John Arnoldsnd John A. Hennebcrry.

TAMMANYSCORES A POINT.

I'nlrlck Kane. Wiir Vrtrrnn, Mmlrriinrl-lluiia- ie .Iniillnr.

Patrick Kane, a Tammany man, hasbeen nppolntej Janitor of the CountyCourt House to succeed Daniel S'llllvan,wha returns to his former position asclerk In the Jury Commissioner's ofllce

It Is Interesting to note In this connec-tion that Kane Is a veteran of the war,and It will li dllllcult to remove nimwhen the reforme-- s hesln cleanlnit outTdmmany strikers It Is Just posaihlethe appointment nas made with thisend In v'eiv.

The position Is In the Rift of theof Publ'e Works. Kane's

haiker Is believed to be Nick Urown, ofthe Second District.

SHEEHANS CLERK FINED.

He llcflin'il til IteiMove Ills Hill InM.i 1'i.iirf-llf.i.ii- i.

Harry A. Wltfleld, a young stenoK-raph-

and tpewrlter, emploed as theprivate fcecreary of Police CommissionerSheeh.in, was this morning fined J", for

conduct wrd'.e. In the JeflettouMarkt Police Court.

He had been sent by Commlsa'onerSheehan to dhcerlain where Justice Mo- -Mahon Is -- ow aittlnx Court OlllcerWoods lequwted Wltlleld lo reinjve hishat, anl angry words followed, afterwhich the slender youth invited the po-

liceman out on the sidewalk to fUhtliiHtlce I'H.ntor Imposed a tpi. nnd

Wltlleli telephoned to CommNs'onerSheehan to senj up a cletk to pay it.

ROUGH ON TOM PLATT.

It Is Said lr. llri.oUllflil Innlr llnl.

Uur-- or in the City Hall this morningraid that tne office o Pub Ic Works Com-

missioner had been offered to WilliamIlrooKfleld at a conference In the Majorshouse Inst evenl'.i .Mr. lirookllild 1

he did not want any ofllce un lerthe city government for the reason thathe could not accept without Interferingwith his private business Thereup n,It was said, Ihe Major offtred to appointiinbody s Puoilc Works CommissionerMr. riroo.'fled mlirh siiBgest

The Mayor was busv and wouldneither aril rn nr deny the rumor.

It Is roi nelleved any appolntmen swill be formally announced beforeWednesday

Hie I.W. Ip ii HIM,

The Kxeeutlve Commltlea of the I.XX rnet at '

the I'hainber uf rommerre at noon to ta sillrerelviKt the report o thu n

Hatha and Lavatories Several chancts w.i. eudabv the l.si'ctithe Cnmtnlttre snl until ihes areIrrnrporaled In the report It sill not mudepublic

Aiitl-rin- ll Urn VI eel il.

The rommlrtee apKlntid tiy fScrl.a Ste artSmith Chairman of in. sntl-l'la- m.ss nit.nnsto pre! are pllie reoiasnis.ltdn aii'lIn, Is sill meet si the fit) I lub lu nis'h Uthe plans for Trparlne: Ihe rrituuel me.sn,s

K;iri.s nml llr. ItolT.Thomas B Krsrnsy. the personil eitrnlsn to

Kerordet Gort and sno sras app)lntej dt :hatofflrtal derljral this mormni that th. inlinmints acalnst him for vtosllon of th Ki'selaas nal been Me liss'r. k on hnn as 4 bloa al It.corler (lol Kejr-ne-

formerly rao a ssloon al to Chrystla slret.

Deliiviarc llenillocl. I ul.ri.Upn.IKiVXIt, Ucl Feb. The hsliol

In iha Senitorlal coats.t ai takio y olthouichant 1.

SNOW CHEERS THE STUHIS.

MfAny Brooklyn Trolloy Linos T od

Up by the Storn

Mr. Connelly Kxpccts to nccrlvrOvertures In n lvv Pujs.

Presidents Lewis and Norton blamethe nnvvstoim now for the poor set viceon the trolley lines.

On the Atlantic avenue system onlthe Seventh, Ninth and 1'lftli avenuelines vvete running cuts y withanvthl'ig like tegunrlly.

M.istet Woikinan Connelly clnltus thetrouble Is due to she strike. He snvsexperienced men on the vvecpein andcars vould keep the ttackx clent.

Tho l.orlmei sticet line, of the Hrnok-l- n

City Company, Is tied up. Man ofIts wiles were cut lnt nlijht. Thetlreene and titles uvenuc line alo Is

tied up. The strikers Hooded the tmckswith water lien Ihe depot. It hasfrozen and the tracks are Impassable.

Mr. Connelly declares the strikers willreceive overtures lu a few days for a

settlement of the trouble.Supt. Campbell has Instructed Police

Captains to furnish In writing on Mon.day, the number of assaults committedsince tho strike begin, tho nature of thewounds mulcted, what hospitals Injuredpersons were sent to, if they still aretheie. or what became of them.

The Legislative committee, which wasto have met y to imptlro into Ihecauses of the strike, will not meetuntil Monday morning.

A letter was tecolved by MaorRchlcrs.11, this moiulng, from T. AlliedVernon lu which he declares thatPiesldent Nort m. of the Atlintlc AvenueCompany, has failed to inakc nonl 'I

statement that with ptoper piutectlonhe. could opetute all tho cars on the en-

tire systemMr. Vet lion declares Ml. Not ton ran-n-

man and run carj on thu Ninth ave-nue mute He ail. Is. "You tiro givinghim protection for nothing."

Mayor Schleren y received a let-

ter from W. -. Ogden, John 11. Wood-ward James McKeen, C. T. Chrlsten-se-

II. VV Mnxvvell, A O. Haines andW. V Tuppe-- . who state there Is abalance of J'.l 11 In Hie tteasury for theNiitenance of iho mllltla.

The Committee would like to uso Itwith additional subscriptions, to aidnon-unio- n men who have Iven Inlurtd

, ly mob violence.The following nets of Moleuce and In-

cidents III connection with the HiooklnI Holley strlkii wete reported ut PoliceIlendquartets this morning

Peter Farrell, tsent).one year., of 542 uernenstreet, arrested b bpeMal Om-e- r forthrowing anos at the windows ot a fifth avenuecar at sackett s're.u

'ar No. al. or the Flfili avenue line collidedwith a truck between Third and Pjurth streetsla- -t nlaht The driver of the truck A Iluberof Tin lledforl ave.iue, was thrown to th. gnxindant taken 10 Ihe seney Hospital auffer.ns fiomcontusion of the thes;

Sweeper So 321 of the .Nostran slenue Inesolus 10 the lliosiiwv) Ten) rollldel with llilphaienie car Vo HI at llrnadaav ant llunham ptsre. last nlaht The head Hint anl dahhoard of Ihe ar were smashel The front of Ihesweeper was damaatd All open switch caustd thetrouble.

VV'jIllan M'llsrrj, of J13 Leonard street, ru'lejthe trolley po e frjm a passlna ur. lie wis arrejtel

Herman llehst. of i Itumho'dt street, waa arrestet last nlahl for throwlnt snow on the nrook-l- n

He uhta Hallroad L'ompauy'a trscka at Wash-ington avenua.

High Toy e twenti-elah- l jesrs old. no homela Ir the Ilrookl)n H spltal sutr.rlna from d

ribs He sas he waa aaajuilsd by severalmen In New York jesterday becsuse he worked onIhe Third avenue trolley lln

John Pecker, of Uf Sackttl street, of Ihe InluWharf llrewln I'ompany, wis arrrste! Isst ntlht'01 throa'nr. a brick at a Mjrtle iienoe car atllavnitnl slreeL

ritrly this morninn Tollceman Pole discovereda trolley wire burned out In front or Tffl Oateaavenue. It waa xrounded with a. fas pipe.

Patrick Mulcahe u' II, St Hark s aventewaa arrested at Pulton and Nassau alreeta lastnight fir throwing a ahoiel at Po'lceman Hall

Al 30 ihl- - morning an overheated atove aetcar Nn. Oia. of the llr.Mhlyn Heights I'ompin)on nra

At o'clo. k this morning a ItU'-- owned tiv 11

Valentine aV Son or 1V4 t'edar street, was strnckbl trolley car Mil of the Third avenue line atFulton and Itrldge streets The truck waa damacel (10

Mils Berr. while shovelling sniw from thetratk uf the Nostrind avenue Una this marnlncwas knocked diwn nnd benteu by a loupl olstrikers and rohhed of his gloies

Trolley car 3 3m ol the Court street line collldet with a truck owned by John J (Vllrlen oi102 Wvona street In Coin, naar Stile streetThe motorman was stru-- on Ihe held hy thmotor handle and severely Injured The ptatforrrof the car war demillshed.

WILL REGULATE STRIKES.

ItiilliliTs mill VV'.irkntvii lo .Vrriuipi11 llniiril of Vrbllrntliin.

T'ic M ister Hullders' Club, compostof pilnclpal builders, nnd the IloatdDelegates of the llulldlng Tratles I'nlonhave ni ranged for a conference neWednesday to bring about a scttletnenof differences among builder ami vvotk

men The meeting will be (tdld III tliHtvlders' Club rooms, 117 Halt Tvventjthird street.

It Is proposed to foiru 11 Joint lloanof At Miration, composed of reprei-ent- .t

tlve men of both organic Hloti, to whonnil disputes betwun lioases and thejworkmen shall be referted. No stiikeor lockouts are to be ordered wlthouconsent of the liou 'il.

These arc the cotnmlttffs: ltnil.Is rrOtto M. i:idlltz. M Itoblnson. P. C.ullagher, M llreiinan, f'hatles Wella lie'(tate,, William J o'Hrlen, James llogireIMwai I llanrnhau, Thomas Duwnee

'Tlin.nn Keitlng. Samuel Johnson.

STRIKE OFJRONCLAD MEN.

I'hr IUm1I a HpiIih! Ion t 1" I'dI fill. Ill W IIUt'Ma

Two Imndiei omploccs of tho Imucluil Workn on riushh.!,' urnne, VS ill

l.uiihhurK, "fin on utrlke Ihlit inuniiniavuhiHt a rotliKtluM of 10 prr cut in

Th- - Hiiprrliifinli'iit of Ihn urkH ph

lie will rUv thf m'ii unill Moiul-i- i"tfcnnnkler ihfh hUi)ii. If ihey refurto return lu will ensae othrr men

Thu reHeics from the tflxth I'rri-inr-

nt.it ifinlioiiHi lire on tfut to piMpn4order L'p to noon no iroublo hud oc-

curred,Sirlker- - tu lerl.

A miii intlriK of irlkfn ml impithlfrtvaUI te heM in night tn Turn lUll AUtrititnureet. ajr I. fill dinu

IN TIIK WOUI.II or

Primer I'ninn j 37i will e t a Wj k mI tetitv

t'hr topier Korhi"h hit hiin rlail T'n. illSeTtfUr) of Cairpenter' lawl t ntoa No 2ai

M Miry l.u i tn new S r4ry of Ii n

Uir n' n:on Nj 3

Tib tmo) Nj S fl ameoieJ '

com JtmiO!, j ai lu cka,Iul fpH'tlim;. fru'ii

Weir CirJnfi hi etete! R irltn JillCa.rri,i)nJln S'crriiry tf lro1Monl Jer' inimNj :;

Ml. tii. IIj.I iiff r Lit trn 4Jel o the (Jre-- ivj. i Commute jf Jurnt UiWr l n un.Nj )

fliv rtrnat oiul Tailor. Lnl9t) ' mUeln.Nmi-iliia- fcr Uii mr.mii b ' '! ,h- -,

UiuofT) l.ibor LyreumAt th nu meflnj rt ritfl-la- l Mine.

ilj--- inwn No l 'a lewH-- l cviiMitutton l

lo lt fltmlh Joptl,Tli Cinnor T 'un il lu irquie1 itt

Uiit.ntt4n viun al mm ' l'jt a union full, r nJ ilf I

Thf ,tle.ii a I nton ittil i: almtci fi- ihw !fnJ io U ihf ir.I"t

t (lir lm, .i ltnilr v 'urrifrrbln-- i MiWr I ni-- i Ni 33 hiunc t htrt-- l

lti Ailk nt JIittr Ho 4im tnti for MjchlnVck1.orUr Union Nj Sk lb Uttrr lit i.guettf4 the Lu tti Av,UUsa of VVJ-C4'te- t

prmit l' t alkirft Ij IfwH n"'er 'hot" un Itr ili hi il on of h n N i

Jn i net men tjtkir of llMoldvi II hullritfiriinp ttt Ho rum iret u nnrroi tt mmii f t . ".irji ii mitrttHi'i in ili.ii iv

T ti mon No ,?l mnonn r tii1Alli of llprnMii T ti ken TV fuiiei il tnkt--

nil 4itfiuiuti inin i in Willi ntft.iuTt.r lora' '(..Irm ' thr Inu'iuilonul n liitli

ff MArhln'Ni i.mpntunK litn t N.i n N'f

irk in.) Mini l), lute vletUil I N (ilnvr uf.aHirt r

rhrlr tljprel hin riRnpt a PcrriMry otUkrr in.t ( tifi'i th m r t n.on Nti I'ri'J' rtilTn Itr 'm.. Iif( el.. If I I u rt- him Tlutilth, i tii ifii M.en nifiuiivr otui if c nplomfnL

Tiunkml "' I'rolortltf ( n nn No fi "".T I'nf ta t1f'. rrmtU f. filler Prr1lcnt iIti InImI I i. r w.lmi rmiH H ir upt (llllf Hnn in In' Virptjm . II Ortti, TrrturTl. fut pi Miiu!i (lnMi

j WltfM I rlnn Nn 2 hl cillpt it r nrl ln ff linn f,.r novt I'ikU) tn .llwu-- . thf iltiiI'tlltl .if fl.TtltW r 'If f'P til till lulllfllMfm '

lllf Itotfl .ir I Mr aiTsini It t lojf' N.nt iuaMllin r

tat.' 0 mnl p nf h- In nl t ctr inVrarpiTh p lo'tifl tt hpiliairifr i ii nt htr-- : tp ttu Pniiifl Hmrii iftmnr ifu' i t

nn'vi Uir nt fir ile nl ihf hpt niir fi ofthf 'JitJfr ntil Ch'Mrpn J i I nl.n

lani l l.ilcp N rr. of th Ilr.lllfrl1 n'1IsfiomiMtf I'rftn.n tm refel thr f t. a in tofflcf Jimiit! llln Mi'irr J. I tiftl 30.

et Oi lliinlraa) nnl ,iru Mh lrfl Milortl W mtlh (irrenpin litu 'wrfirv Thf hlnrpKff Sf it tif tliinlrr I ant T nt (If htstreft. Kff.irJnu frftjrj W C u tnnnaArrnt

Mftoh1nltiT Pitrl.t, N. . of tie H frniilmsAwtuilAtliMi ha riff if l I N ti.aiifr of latlit"SM "91 a Orin irr for N V.'rk in I

Inn cities Ilf hi fiiiiip (Jrini rniv Hill intann( I'jril i"i v anl n ntffttnK of nn hluli

MI ha hahl firrr it 2 a Mnek tmirro t ermttnfor ihf Mirjoe of orittnli ng

Thf Prhrr nl llmlfra' t nln hs t'frn Inform I by Tol Waring til flri piy jr niitaynork wl'.l nil bo illowr-- t

Th nrlkttu pin'mkfrii clilTt tlut r'uMt rirtfiintrictiirp hitr uttnel ihfir iiirffnirnt an) nivenh.nl un to 1!f Thuv Mppft thf other .'onfrtrtor to I'll Hhln a 1iv or twa tMlAifr of thftVitnuMnrV iviatlon n i i.vJit that thf rmomtirrs rrr llrm anl nnult ni fltf binl

DKATIISntLmv on Frh : jmi: ntiaC.w

Kunfral at hit Ut rrt.l-nc- a. 4: GoM St

Hro.ikljn, Piinlajr at ; a'cloi k A nitlt of

tUiiir pirlm ot Cll.nu it County Lei trimIreland

i o.ii'i.r.Tt. nn'itMN'; nifTPiTti'Uritrrnr r ill rHiiltti In i Mi

JACKHOS's m i iv . rrii i4Si

Flats and Apartments Wants.W MKKtrN WrtMW of rplnrrofiU-Bn- nJ piy

anl ftirlleit rptu'ra ofiipir itallv in hnl-nf-

Maul tii rent Aw of ihrri room forw Ith ttih anl lann try prlvlIfCf In

l tpepei'talilr ni'jlity n t Ii a hiuvr ontl orcivil plf I hy a nh f Amrr.run fa mil v, ni flti,rnim h arrant! ) thfv ran bf hfalIn ine av, rrnt not tn rxcfpit US

tn Mrnr Church prrfurrfil prrnnnrnt Ifultr1 Allrraa ih full particular. It J K

171 WnrM 'XnVr

Millinery and Dressmaking.ftKAL UAIOinNTP rr1f1 n4 alte-rf- d Inlo

rapr Minn Jarhrt MltS ntlKHH111 .ft 3H'h t nir llroAlniy 11 lth O. (1

(iunthfr a Uh ate

Help Wanted alc7CmAitMXKr.l.S onW hi.nl workirt

1 14 in tr, pei thnuaanrJt birjli uagi andIrrhe work snnranifft no trik M Wnrrfn t

yo oxk who rui;n;M)5 to iik,p WITH Tllli TMIKM UOKH TO IIKI)UlillOLTII WIM1 Ml,i; TIIK MlillTi:ihtio ok Tin: kvkmnu would

Real Estate (or SaleBrooklyn.TOR RAIaC Ilrn-to- front botia. 4 flat I

rooroa all rent a 1, In flriw lam ordtr, ihart Uft moriat.rjp of fanKi at & prr rrnt , (irini midttiuy in purchatr Innulra on trtmla or JOHNE. LEOVAHO. Conn.

Real Estate for Saj7H!' J5rs,vHERE IM A SPLsEVDlt) OPiMJnTIIN'ttv-F- or aalt.

farm for Inrtitmrnt or ocrurfttlon. InNtw Jtraay $75 hu)t It, payab ji Infta'mtatiII arn1 at onra fir partlcutara to D. L.RISLEY. Ml i mt t, rhlladtlphla. Fa.

Real Estate for Sale Out of the City.I "OH S W.r;-I!r- -hl jUn cf 10 1& and 10

acre. foo4 hulldlnca, well frulirl, runvtnlantto town and at at Ion J R. MiOOMUAL. Oortr,I)l.FRUIT FARM. 55 arrf rlrh lind. ro1 buIMInaTa,

ntar arhoM anl ita'ion, II 075 , trrma, 1300 r a an,balance fi yeara; pepa.nn. aold ta clo anlata, nice home. THOMAS S CLARK. DatcrtfiHOUR FROM NEW YORK. Weal Shore: good 14

arre farm itnrked 13,600 HOSLl.Y, SprlnjValley, NT.VlUaAOE REIPKVCE 11 rooma. eplendld mn.

dltln, altvi hUrkumlth hop, I1.0CO, taiyHOSLEY. Spring Valley, N V.

Houses Wanted Country.WANTFD To rent rountry houae near wood and

wter within 45 mlnutfB from downtown, 110.113 monthly dlrrm C . bit 171 Uorld

Real Ectate Wanted.ON I.ONTJ ISI. NIi on thtroughfare. fcr cah.

Kool roid'iouae, with urn Unl HTACOW, 7SI ate

Real Estate to Exchange.sn-- T MlK I r , i , itr eci unTfr; t

rtntcl Itchtly eicliaiige lor cujotr. 11 Whllt Hili tii or,

Real Estate for Sale City.AM. AW. lUVr. TKI.. unirr will rr.

rrhfatltta. for Till; WOIU.I). KluV lorit inmnritrr " bn .rlll lake your U OUI.Dnittat nl nEIre rntr.Atove 14th t',, 5th av. t3 North River.OWNER gnlng abroad tvrul fell ehap hand

ionic 3 ftory brown Hon tnojern hour. 71st tanl IJnul-tu- PKItMNUTO.N 72 Went f.9th

tcuses and Apartments to Letif "i.r, tf)f rr (inr sv? nff Tine, ITe. pe

i f. Thirl in -- thftiuent Times, 15c. per Un.aitv rhnr'tf on wn'.i a

AI.I. A.M. DlT 'J I.I a, utUvft willadtl. lui 'I lit. W OKI. II. Klim for

n mrnrnurr) trim will Hint sue VV tIKt.llKiUr. til ll(ltf rtllfH,

Unfurnished Houses to Let.

Brooklyn,TO LET IIoi.af. Hi per month, anall 6 rnom

brlrk houe In perfnt crder Warren piaiatrect) te'w Kenr) frim Warrtn at to

k.i ill famiHe nl ontenient to till ferrleaW W rAYl.KlUK ajent uti e Hj Halite t

FUts and Apartments to Let.

Unfurnlahed -- Cast Sid.PKUK AT K3 T" 537 Wlnnhaha rooma t

hath, a.l Inifroteuieiil LtatuuMiy tltrteJ,aiet.ni hatd inryufcCtjjt, fut 1 Oiuuth freejauitorI'AHK AVE 1011, 1011. between lith L kSta u

Lit eltgatnt 01 hxi-t- ht.ia 3 ruu.nLath, pnvatt tiU rem Hi 121 Inalrv Janitor.D AVE 21u near Uth l Three r 4 larc

ro'iua l(ti l nir veinvni tl to 110

tTII r 32 K K tit a t bitJtut eigntparlor all iiir nnrnii

SCTII sT, Tit T' B -- New houea 3 A

f(im atnmentt I' 10 lo IH 10 dumb "attrre fi.irte lei rot tain Tr iu tenant, wj'trrt, iuor IriJenel halia ateant tieateJfvTll HI U TU 11 1. - 4 iMau. Jea.or.Uej

I t'U rtttal rmiajt bllrr lute Ac.

ifll sT Zl K lirauttfjl. n ly nied-u-

ai,rtmnia rent t IJ. tulet Lou. Janitorir. (ireinlvi--

lltTii iT ' i. II i. The Marble II ue-- lie ufree ut'ii r.i l i noii t .tith all im-- t

roamrii rn. t". t

rM:oST INi.l.t: FLAT ' room A bath, allIn nrtitrtr.rnto hanlaomely diorte I rontno- -

.iuvs rem iixJemle Janltsr, 31 E t;4 ..tI M IIA1( II JIM

Unfurnlchcd-eVe- st 3ld..MbrFi;iiAM aE 7- W- mbi x hath. nnall murotcmert. beat') hUa, a

UTH ST :;0 V Etrcint rti I J'tM mmiiieenwlch ate U e egant flat 4 i s.mi

"tii "T U 1 iti tiri kin 4te Min Jwine ne.l) ciai I apsf .nrn't mom a

iu . (' "ni - u 1' Inptiinr3D ?T 4t W -- Free 'intll Min i I ie(tilighl mmi Jt nth rent moterate

11 I'll fi.. .f ! I' I U l.r.l' i "l Mchi. ninnjr ctri r roitt hatlir hiih, tfJl tnS--il Pftrlnr heMer. nil ltntruiucuu; avlaobutuivutt fHX Jultor vr h&ll

rtctr and Coartmsnta to luUn urnlihed"Aett SHe,

..tii 5T. n w -r- um sfi r.i t a:iilri iMii'-iON

1ST,. T lii W. hetween th A 9th avetElepin I flti 4 A 5 sight roii'i, ilecoratel, ron-b- lii at ion hath, hill heattj, new houses, reins

117 to 112 JjiiUnrSiH T ni M 5.7 W Etimln rhftlie apnrt

meiii a.l I'jintel, 1 roon. Ill 4 ron na tliit. II si , n;.4in Half monih frte, 1, 4

rt.nmi til 114, mill famlUr mi!''IITH ST, t W Pour flecnnt. newly .Ifenrated

loom X hnlli Hj $l htalM A hall neatlyratpiteil mi ill qtilet famlllet only. JanliorllM I II till Xt. II. itr Lt atltlTuil 11U Kl'O IK'

Hat, Trixnii hitth iit10'TII "T . 10 W -t- iarjrain; rtfain "heiffd 4

risom. balh I to otner ifsl-lo- In bullillnaHaft. fitUSTII r Vii W. near M rnln IJe I'trk A

:i un Ren' t!2 123 hfiie.1 hla Janitor.t MM. r !.. S'il.

7 llltht rnm Hth r'tito hill Arsoi iih te nnufpa i;nii tll.h t.

UUHT PUT8, r ileslrah'e,tlieapeKt fent umi of rimalwif.

3J9 A 311 Went 31th l.Be Janitor or TIM A LU IS CO W3lth at

n.T- -t.'s'' fll vent late I flat

raia-iua- a ren i Apply on pre nl e.- Wt 'hFO IM.NT. tlVM Tt 30.

The except tonally iieirabl a pa ft ment a of 7

handMimely dortil room will b ao malntaineithat mll fanillie ma mike leAartt without fearnf ihe annovame lit. Mental to many apartmentbiiihltnca. Plat will t furnl-he- d a :year' leaae to throtifhlv reaponalble part leaJAti:s R HAY, to w Wh at , or T Wall t

4 ROOM ASH RATH tilNewly rterorateit apartment all Improrementi.

33 lo 6S W 421 L Janitor, orFITZlOV3 A SMITH 1477 Rroaitwr.

Unfurnlthtti-No-t- H of iath Strvr.ISITII ST.. 109 ttt E 4 rooma A bath, all

t mini re Janitor

One Month Free,121 125 I34THT to w. ,T.

DM! III,.1!K Fllllll !.' KTa.Tllt.N.UHIOIIT AND IMKERFI'li APARTMBNTS.

ItL.NTM I'ltOH SUA TO JOalsn varjr ctiuif. and low rant at

180 At 182 W. I3BTH ST.,HUNTS 8l TO iJH

JAMTOIIS ON I'UEMISM.UlNTfs Ji'.!l T I !M.

!C31 Ith are , nsar 1111b St.T HOIHIIS JsA,rili I'lt'.s l. IM1.I..Ill, 4 rtHjius, 10 ro,tms Improv.iuesta 1:3 halls

h.atr.l arp.tad ailiilts, r.I.rtrnc. US W1HI si

Unfurnlssts -- Arnoklvs,S.NnS RT. II nrvikljrn Klsls to t.t! 3 rnnms,

also ( rtMnis, balh. tints'. halU, clns. Itjr

brldt.. strlcil) rlsate, r.asonahlrrrtt Jsnltor

$I0, FLATS. SIO.rtvrc ROOM4 AN'D RATIti a!l rnnvenlenrei, one

half nf bnuee, l blork from Cheatnut t xtatton.Kinxa Co I. road, ofllce foot of atbpa, cpen Hu.idy alao O A I Co branch olce, room H?

WnrM IlullJlnK. N Y,

Till RIVKK'iriB. to Joralemon at. . 3. 4 A R

ruomt, Imorotemeiita, oil H , tl. "0 toI? 90 weekly, for clerk meihanlra, private park,tree batt. 2 mir.Jtra to Stuth A Wall at. rerries

Furnlhd-e- Vt Sid.mil RT . :C1 W --Cm? etely turn net

flit baii ,nprjvrme3t, die torbe.lS9TII ?T ":S3 W - V.rely funlet heatel Citi.

4 raoii A bith, reipe .an e pirtle oily Jinltor1MTH T , 107 V furntnhol flat, 4

ruoma tatb ateam hoa et $35 rtonthly, lllitll, targaln monthly pay ment a, onur reilileInltilMlng Partletti:TH RT . 51 W 1 roon bath; lOtnplelely fur"

nlahed. ehlna. Itnen. allvir, t very thing . $.0month.EAOY olmc ahroail will rent handaomtly fur

nlahe-- reu apartment, elcht room, all aunjyporikUIn hath eleitrle Unlit elrtitnr, f'eralan

moklnK rojm. piano. Uturei. Ilbrarv. Ilnnlleer, Af , reipmaiolf j artlvw only reference

tltO month. AilUreaa EeiLOI'E. boi til UurlJuptown -

FurnlihiJ liraMancim,IIIOII.Ct.AS.S fnrnlaha-- Hats; fine Iftlma; ha

e -- oi fiiy tpply rent.ni tlepirtmrnt. ltKN'RYMAS'VES A SON'S, :t. 431 Ith ave., JUt A

IMtalWT1.L n'PNIMI T rent flat In any locality;

ton 'uraiab.4 fltt rLACfl U2 W Ha at

Ftcts and Apartments Wanted.

Furnished.SINOUB MOPERN FLAT. In rooI weit a flt to-

tality, at molerate rent wantei by quiet marr!e4 rouple reference II, 114 W ort J.WANTED-Sm- tH furnished flat above 34th ft ,

mutt be rconabl. O A , box t25 World. utown

Furnished Rooms to Let.On Tim; to? prr tine: erond Time, 17c pet

'ine; T'uri ani SiJtrqveit Timet, ttc, per tUno ejirn chorion 5unnaia

ALL A.M. Ilivr. TKI.. oiTlcra trill rr.trlicadtla. furTHK Vttllll.U. UiUff lorturanar who will i y4t VJti.i

acJra. at ttttlri ratra.

aat 3l4i.CLINTOI TLACE, rooma for house.

keeplnt or 2 gentlrm3, It W to 14.

ELDUUKin ST housekeepingroom U rouni for gentlemen, 11 2 to ii

(IRANI!1 ST , rt Lir pleaaJtit furnliheJ roomfur genilcman. with gaa, private buuae. borne

likeLEWIS ST . , near OranJ Lift, front roon,

furiilstie fur housvkeepinit. ta, wAkhmc pntlleteLEXINGTON AVE. rge A Tia'l , wt.l

heiel, ell tjnveu.eiicea, rttiuiiibU pr.ceaimiNUTON ST 76 Nicely furnlhei room',

Kfftt or marrleil couple, houaekerplng, II to.KH 11

3TNTON .ST , 37 Kurnlahf.1 frjnt room, litnonr with kitchen eto., innrrifl cuuple or

tei.tUiiien2Il AVE Z10. near 13th it Eleuai.tly farnliheJ

ffuiit pir!or, with Led room, ett-r- vuliteateni.,ptinn If rejulrej21) AVE. 3S4 Well furnJehel" front room, utth

alove m ya free, term moJtrata30 AVE S4 Nicely furn.ahe4 hall room, fill,

batn, heated30 AVE 763 Nlre r furnlahed . iuihi fcr

I yftt hoi.kuplng $1 upttarl9TM ST . 314 I. Lar fret room, nliely fur-

nished for centleuien &r hcuekeeplni, ka

hhin ri Sf, CO E Nhely fun.ihe-- l froi t parlor to

let14TII ST. 207 i; W tnn .omfurub.e front It

b k pror, ftjiunible, all lontenUncet

ISTII ST d'nlon Squire) 117 E Two Ure par-(.- r

f5 housv ketj jnp rrnt vtmny tiaaemettt

lril ST --'37 E Elegantly furnished lngle Arwnno tins aquar ruwuis, running water, hall

riKfin a.sa

"II ST. St E Lnrge desirable rooma, el aillteor Kingly, referenda eicnaned

lint 8T 234 V. Purnlahet front roiin for Kmtlemtn t uld let for house kerning to reaL

table arty, 13 wtek

:TH ST. I2i E - Room housekeeping or with-ou- t.

I? week!, front hall room, SI 7

:sTM ST 211 E Front roon, ulubt for 3

It 75 each, be.it also neat hall rojm. tl SO, 1

DiKht, fiont315T T . 15 E , corner Leilnxion at top bell-Fr- ont

room for 2, U, ball room. tZ, tath St alli on nl e rue41ST ST 331 E - N'lee'.y furn'ihel large & imill

fyTi I arbt hj'jsekeepinc or gentlemen tl 33

430 9T , iZ2 E FuriliheJ houekep.nucr gaatlemcn sing. room, t.', no ch.Urn

44TH T 141 E Large room auttahle for 2 allconveniens (entlemen tnly, private house

4TtI 3T S14 E -- Furnhel r.n lireemail t: up. laile or gent.etnen

431 II ST. t I $2 weekly fc upwarl f rt- -

ably furnished room, pleaaantly located neirMadlton ave50TII ST , iOS E Large unn" froi nvm fur- -

nlabfd (jf light houvekeeplnc austber f r 2

men rAjnablfMTll'ST . 210 E Well fjrnlsnel nnn.a fjr cn

tlemei or couple It 15, prit.it tiouit631) PT 147 E Kurnlehed room In prltare

houM, do otherlitfier511 "ST 231 E - Ni large room, healed private

houee 1 or 1 rtmJ 57TII ?T 202 E -- Eurnlihel rn it belroom

llht ue of (lano l S to 14

TTTII ST 307 E La tery omfjrtbl) furnlhed rot mi, ho istkeepng tath. gjs priwie

house t3; 1 M r" Hi 7. - Nimiv turntshed room, a. so

tar parlor, rrnilrutvn Jt mirrleJ coup!priva e ho'j ,, ,.7TII ST 2 E lit Cocr NlPlt furnlehej

room tor gentleman referenct rf(,ulre1SftTIt T 3:1 E Yro"it K het rtom ta

rart) . married cojp'e French family rerrln.SliT bT 31ft E L :ation Furnished room for

Iioijr).eep tig he "jama4TM ST 2l E -- irel fjratthed roo-n- i to let

in pr va'e family Larg!a-1- e

107T1I ST 224 E -- 3 furn.aied ra5ns, 1st flir,fv Hjht homekeeping, tt 13 ,'

nest Side.CLINTON PLCC. fsraltatw Tcmi

U9M 12. W t I4.U; UU fA IX

ag. JHTurnlshcd t?oomi to Let, vltiviat Side. B H

HOtToTON r'.. :S Ws Neatlr furnUhM UrfV 'B:b1light, htittfd rain. gA. bith. 11.50 upward. tgv'gHCaiucK 3T , room for a- - iH 'Hkeeping; alao tgl rooma; 11.60 ta SLII ttaV aaiweekly 'aalaBaBTTII AVE, ?T "n'r 14'h I front foony B Baaa!

1 fl jjht d?l"Alle loratlon, moderate rent. V gflsrilAVC. 141. fornerlth t.. let Bat Nleal rIHlurnihed rorima, ccovenlence), gentlemen; II UU iK aaaa!HTH ST.. 101 W. rorner 7th at J. Nicety fas

nlahf'l room modcratf prlrea LLt

uril si. I.'l W. Nicely furnlihcl attlo rooaa Baaaaalfor light Jiouekeeplnn, 32. KbbbbI

lOTlfsT. 133 room; bath; halif . BbbIheatfl,j:loseta, referene, tl. 13 50. KaaB

2LIf ST , 145 W Coillyrurnlhed"rooma, wlta) 'BBor without board, breakfastlf dyilred. TbE.4bB2:0 HT . 213 W Li"Ri front parlor alto amiil 'BbbbbI

rot-n- reimnble pr.Cf. tab'e board. bbw!bbbb!Zily ST 7 3b4 Wr Large rooms ft hall rooma; ataaa

heat, hath price rcironable, L nation. "bbmIbbbb!24TII 4T , 41 W., heteea It road way A Ith af. BaaB

Mall room, l Ri,ht ip, hot m .3ld water; vara B-gf-

moierate terry , reffrenra AH'aal.Ml II ST 17 U. Handiome parlor loor tulta, "BitaB

with hAth; square rjuin. 13; bath, coavtnttacaaj 'bKHhall room . 'bssbB;7TM ST. Bi "w. Small, large roomi. auiui rma 'BaaB

taied. newly fnrnlhi; aaniury plumblag; raa bbbbbbBjnal e; gfnt.fh.fn only. aaBgBBa!

27TI! ST ", 301 W N'eat. convenient honMkttaw aaB.In; room re&scnible, hall loom, f 1 10; lafft aaVwaal

parlor BtBaal:TT1I ST. 45 W.7 Thr farw KgaB

n hf 1, t'fam-hea- 1 rooms, with bath; SataH 'aaVBoptional, reasonable rate . gaagafl27TH ST . 40 V . near Oroadway Cholot ot ha4-- "bBbH

oinly funUhcd room 13 upward. ItHH:JTlT 4T.. 101 w Large A amill rooma. nlcaly

m 'aBaBfu nlhei, Il private fimlly. l&iBgfl

3IST 3T, 37 W. $: M. t3 50; nicely furnlahed. fiB-a-

elean, romfortablf. niuari rooroa; honMitaaIn;, iiulft house IffJf gaW31 ST ST, 313 W Large A amall. clean, cana 9aBfortahle, well furnlahed room; every coavaai iWbBence, houekeeplng. teMaaal34TII KT . 12 W Handaomely turmaba4 aowbla fiB

A alngle eunny rooma; alao doctor afloat VfBaBboard If jletlred, reaaonabla vaaalSITU ST., 131 W. Choice of htndaomaiy faiwlfSal JalaaB

looms, $3 upwardpr . HbbbbbI

::TH ST , 315 W. Nice front basement j wat-S- bIbbBgaa larga closets, housekeeping; good ltMUaa IfBBBBBBBl

station ibbbbB3CTH ST . S10 W. Nlcelr furnished frat ratal bbbbbB

for 2, 14 , basement for pouatkeeplaa;. B36TH ST . 3J3 W Pirlor, front basemeaL otbaf bbbbB

roam, we, I furnlshsl, housekeeplnf allowad. ObbbbbBITTII ST. 13ft W ust of? Broadway Haodaomaiw '''bbbbB

furnished rooms. LonaacUiis baths; ataa MbaM '""IbbbbBrooms , breakfast jbbbbbbIt33TII ST 233" W. Connfft'Bt rnoms for haaf .bbB

keeping, hall rooma tor gentlemen, atwly ftafa aaaaBnlshed to respectabi. pirtles, 13 50 ta IIP.. AbbbbB41HT ST , 131 W., near O roadway La raa A aaaaal 'aaBslfl

rfioma; Jteated. im lbbbbB430 3T!T tl W""., near Broadway El tfan llr fiaa L'9H

nished roums. beat. ruDQtns watari tomri ca daaaaaBtloi.atl. .

45 Til ST., too V. 3mall bedroom, with aat aft tBBsIBkllrh.n:ll 23. Apply ground floor. v?Sbbbbbbb!

ST., 144 W., nsar Broadway Maw, attraa LbbBtltel furn anad sunny rooms, wall hsatadt M tlHth gBBBBBsl

4TH ST 73 W. l"urniana rooms for gentian, 'bbbbBlm Inline ixrge back parlor; aaniury plombtaaV VtLaaB

55TII ST , 3tVW Nicely furnlshcd'rnoma. tf bbbbbBup, e board optional; prlvata family. gBBsaB

iTlFT J14 W laa'ge. iTght connecting roonui bbbbbBrunning rater, large closets; reaaonabla ..TtartfjAj 'gtBamB

5STII ST , 334 W Furnished room. ranstBC WA ftgaBsaBter, Kaa, bath, board optional. Mabay. 'JbbbbB

4TI1 st, 131 W. Comfortably furnlahtd froa 4bbbbbBro.m Id eictnt prlvata houat, with siacallsaft Iabbbbbbb

Hon rd .,..,, a Vbbbbb!

Korth o' taq'.h Strtv". aBBBBam!

1430 RT., 501 E Elegant furnlahed front rMaff bbsbBgas. bath, halls htsttd; prtvats bouga; H4V XbbbbbI

nek. A4bbbbBrJIcllanoua. ?bbbbbbb!

NEWLY furnlahed front mom. heater heat, am ''bbbbbbBhath room, for man A wr ur gentltman; boar! iaBBBasB

If ileraired. terma reaaonabla; $3 a weak. lAqalfa) ' flafifaffl10 Clay :t., .Newark. N. J. 'IbbbbbB

rooXlyi. igBBBBBalAKUNtlTON HOT El. ogaaB

Filton, Jobison and Washington St a. gBsaBNewlv rurnlahfd rnoms, singly or en aultt; UrfJst , gBBBBBB!

reiaonablc, for families A gentlemen. 'gaBsaB

Furnished Rooms Wanttd, fW ANTED by joung cojple, furn I shad room m rBBsafl

boird In private family; atatt lerma, EV lira sBbbbBbo- 130 Wor.d. JgBsB

.bbHBoarders Wanted, H

fTnr Time, to per line: beroiid Ttm Ttt vm JbsbbBnr; Third mt Sutteauent T.m-s- , lie per mm, JaftB

Vn rrlra ciw on s indtyn, 4bbb1. .. ,. VhbsbbbIA I.I. All. OIHT. TEL. ofSses will r S'IJbbH

rrlve atlrln, lor Till U" 4 I10. Klag? far IIbbbBn inraaciifffr, who will lakeyjur WUKlatf amsaBu. mi amci ratra. ,j9bbbBM

gBBBsfl

(aa Side. 9BOR A MERCY PARK. tOth tt. A araLISHa HbbBPark Tamlly hotel, an Its. single rooms; ataaaB l9

heitd. eacel.entiabie, reaaonabia rttaa. . M SuagssBMADlsuN AVE, 71 Jtalroaw SelecL reaaoaablst 'aFasfl

hotel conveniences, rooma singly or aa soltai gLaaBUble a apecUIty. gflmSiTaVE 334 near lth st. Rooms with aoarfta tfitaswasfl

aell heated, terms reasonable, tabla board, jaasaBTH AVE. 101 acvomtojdaies ladles, gaata. wttss 'gBSBaBbral. bjm cum for u, Srs; tiM. W waoklk bbbBI)Iue a. ,,.,. bbbsbB

STII ST 40 E. Large imalCfurnlahed" fraalrooms with board. 54 50. 55; near Sd aTS. IbbbbbB

lOTel KT , 29 E Sunny front hall room; 3bbbbbbItellent board, terms reaaonabla , JBbbbbb!

lTfff ST , 7 E Desirable rooms, astollsat ammBtabl, moderate rates for table board. 4bbbbB

2CD ST . 305 E Young girls can hart food baafi yIbbbbBand jahlni:.l3 per week. 'flassB

73TII ST 105 E Large A email nicely furnlahoslroopi. wlUior wthout board; table board. 3argsBa!

SlST ST . 7 E Comfortable apartmenu ta suit wbwbB0' infly; tabla, famlllea, baehelorat 'bwbbB

moderate .vSgBBa!34TH ST 151 E Newly furnished rooma, wltk '4bbbB

or without board .private famlty.Murphy: Lmmm34TH T , n E Large A small rooms."aan4- - siSasfl

ivomeb furnished, excellent uble; raftrtncaS IgBaaBexchanjed '"mmmM4UT ST, 241 E T.ood board A room; gas, bath, JbbbbbB

jse cf parlor, geits. 34 50 to 15 bbbbbbb!4STH ST . 136 E Fleiunt, warm front rooaal IbbbB

eiellent beard, moderate; small family, ifiBssB4CT1I st. 'OH E. neir Lexington are. Newt TibbB

furnlahed hall Domi, Udies or gentltmoaf bsbbbBboard optional. I3bbbBUTH ST 101 E -- Dsuhle A single rooms. heataAj lamB

superior board, tery reisonibl, American faaa iSbIbbHii) --f H5WT1I ST. HZ K Nicely furnished. Ur froat Xl B

10cm convenieni.es, superior German boar4 J JMmodertte ll

OTH ST 2 E Elegantly furnished, bfetel C aBrooms, with excellent board; parlor for phyw H

stcjan ordentlt, piicea mod era la. .w H124TII T A LEX1.NUTON AVE tllottl Fsttlsrr- - lBHandaomely furnlahsd rvorjs, with board; tsrraa V rfBmoalenta ,'

nTHkTBRISTOL. I13 TO 111 KAr 111 H r , noar 5th ave.-Coi- aV i Mfort ah fajtii i I lione very niMorata terms. I M

Acs'. Sid s. h HST . 237 W Front rwn. southern saw 1, M

room 33 flor aiill rooms; gajJ boir4 I,' faHe. .H

I14TK aT 150 W Large second floor front room, f Hhaste, reference eichned; superiaf - wVa

"t M

Wll st W specially desirable rroaAt

. flaunny room, superior home A taMe; LusttlaAj ) . H

trana nts H19 TH ST 30C W single A double rooms, wit 1 M

g&id board gent 15 ldlfa $1 . table board, M21ST ST . 234 W Neatly furnlahed front rooca uU

hited bostjof hoard, price to suit. M:iD ST 313 w",Chrleis ms, Willi

r

'JBbeard singly ur en suite, (.eruaueut or traa f sB

lent ., . mh

;:t) ST 417 W Large small rnntft.ng rooma fljflrented, rnoma St up, table hoard 33 to 14. IbsbI

J4TH ST 211 W Nicely furnished rooms, wltk 1' LM

tKjird, superior table: terms moderate. Gullta MmoL j9jt4TM ST . 312 W mforUble roJnia,' goal , Lm

hoard na hath moderate 'j Ibbb!

25TII ST 255 W Pleasant sine! re cms, wttA 1 M Bgood board Jj doi.ble 39. all aiTommodatlona J bbb!

:5T!I ST SOS W Eoo-n- s SI 50 heated; wltll pia!ecellent Uard (4 50, parlor table board S3, mIbB

23TH ST. 321 W Larce A small sunny rooma ?ffllth superior board, SV S JtkB

34TH ST SM W 31 story, 'front, ether sunny tJgflroom, day beard, dinner, 25c. bbb!

4T1I ST 313 W Good bojrd single, douhla f'aalnon. gents 15 UJ'es rejionab:; hjuaa jtltmmUhetied.S1TH ST HI W -- N'lr large roo-i- l back '!H

.rlor,table toarlers jgaal

34TM ST . H" W e ft swisll urny front tlflrosma. with boird Jot tor a ofn tsble board t 1 :JHreasonable u Vfmmm4STH ST 32. W Nicely furnished rooms; 1!B

ce.ltnt tab's, rt'ilrasli ne'cibdraol: heat, Fbb1gn cheirfut homelike . M

f!STST 417 W -- Nicely fnfnlshel room, wlta rgflbeard all impreyements. Mrs Channel. M

Boa rd Wanted. BRESPECTABLE woman wishes rake cart of baby) fl

best oart. Mrs. Puck, 414 W 4ith tt . top t oof, . HWAITED 3 farnlthtd room, nsar toaetattC flaboTt 14th at.! sutt prlctj hoar aaUt&Aa, aVsa I ,flbos m WorlA. ujwwa r x S Am

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