The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1895, Page 7

WET MAY BE A HANDICAP, Beptember Meeting Not Relished by English Athletes, Mevertheless, a Very Strong Team Will Be Sent Over. LONDON, Feb. 7.—At the annual meeting of the London Athletic Club, the Chairman, Mr. J. B. Martin, con- Gratulated the members present on the @uccess of the Club during the past year, saying that in spite of the heavy expenses there had been a profit of £58, the best showing in many years, Referring to the proposition to send @ team to the United States, in order to meet a team of the New York Ath- letic Club, the Chairman said that the arrangements with the New York Ath- etic Club were not yet fully completed, but the meeting would probably be eld on Sept. 21. He feared that the heat would pre- vent the Englishmen, in several cases, from displaying their best form, but all of them were expected to, uphold the prestige of the Club. He added that it nad been decided that the con- test was to consist of eleven events, namely, a 100-yard dash, 200-yard dash, 40-yard run, half-mile run, mile run, three-mile run, a hurdle race, high jump, broad jump putting the weight and throwing the hammer, In regard to the two latter events, Chairman Martin said that the Ameri- cans have a system of their own, but he expected the Englishmen would soon be able to adapt themselves to these particular methods of putting the weight and throwing the hammer, and prove themselves equa! to their American com- petitors, The Chairman atso said that It was the special desire of the promoters of the international contest that the London Athietic Club should send the strongest Possible team to New York. This team will be confined exciusively to bona-fide members of the London Athietic Club, and will probably represent the full strength of that organization It ts \beileved here that the English team Wil: prove to be a most formidabie one. Mr. Martin, who {s connected with the banking house of Messrs. Martin & Co, of this city, was re-electea President of the London Athletic Club. The difference between the English and American system of putting the shot and throwing the hammer, fs that the Englishmen have the privilege of tak- ing a run, before the put or throw, in @ larger circle than the Americans use. ‘The latter put or throw from an eight foot circle, which does not allow the run, HORSEMAN W. H. HARRIS DEAD Ex-Senator Ingalls's Leticr to a Man Relieved # Suicide, KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 7.-W. H. Harris, @ well-known horseman, at one time In his career a partner of Luke Short, the noted gambler and desperado, was found dead yesterday in a room in the Midland Hotel. The indications are that he committed suicide. He was y years old and lived in Fort Worth, Several letters, telegrams and photo- graphs were found in the room. One letter was from ex-Senator John J. In- galls. It read: Dear Harri Flad to recetve your tet ter with inc.osed clipping, aad regret to hear that you are not fortunate this year. But who 1 except the sharks, -shylocks and briganda who ‘prey on mankind,” m: the rest-of the human rae Poor Luke Short. I remember him well and Uked him weil. But he paid ie penalty. which Aeatiny aiwaya’ exacte from those who” violat he lawa_of human. condi.t. Mkely "he | better off than here. Thanks” for. your #0 wishes and the same to you and yours, INGALLS, JOHN J. —— NEW ENGLAND OARSMEN ide to Hold Their Annual Re- gatta on July 4, BOSTON, Feb. 7.—The annual meeting f-the New England Amateur Rowing “Association was held last night at the Revere House with representatives pres- ent from Worcester, Hartford, Lynn, Pawtucket, Lowell ani other places. After routine business "|< been disposed of a committee of five appointed to recelve bids from the City Governments of Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Loweil and Pawtucket for a regatta on July 4. ‘The Executive Committee was instruct- ed to suspend clubs over two years in arrears, The question of a change in the rules was lett over owing to the ill- ness of the Secretary, who has them in charge. The following officers were elected: President, Walter Stimpson, Artington; Vice-President, A. I. Sweet, Pawtucket Secretary, Daniel A, Whelton, West End Ciub, Boston; Treasurer, H. KE, Fairbank, Lakeside Club, Worcester.” Each city 4n the Association is represented on the Executive Committee. —=—— Mght Roving in Kan KANSAS CITY, Mo. Fed. race track will be opesel in Kansis City in the near future, Rovert J. Homes has leased the Exposition Driving Park for $4,000, ant ts nezo- lating for ie purchase of an oteetricciight plant th which. to iifumiaat th ‘AS ooh cunt remadele Ie Invented b D city, T—An electrte-light er permis work wil be park for the new 1 Joe Donoghue Brenks Recor, =I. F. Don: cords for the mate 220 yards ia 2 8 43 roconts, half mite of Cleveland, broke ur record, anaking the laps 12 thi iy course yesterday. IH seconds, q 1283-5, Fred Hogan, one mile world’s ana’ minutes and 3 seconds a —— Corrigan to Bulld a New Track. SAN FRANCISCO, Fed. 1—Ea Corsigan, ni horaeman, announces Uliman, the owners of the site £ will butid in spite of the WiNIama, of the Callforaia Jocke Jocal horsemen. Corrigan thinks cisco la the best Winter racing country’. the point tn —— Coming Event Thirty-Ath, privace meeting of Manus ety, Mendelssohn rooms, 102 West F sight at 8.90 o'clock, Ball of Mahler Brothers’ em chor Hal, 290 Bast Fifey-niaih are "Angual ‘ball Grant Central Benedt Asaostation at Murray Htli Lyceum, Dhirty-fourth street, Bear Toitd avenue, this evening eighth annuat banquet of the Grant A TRI” be aivon is celebration (of the an: ry ot the inn ot Gen US Grant ai mivertluort, ‘on April 2. Gen. Charles il. dort: oats and’ prominent men. will ‘The Callnary Trades Council to-night at 237 gant’ Tenth sitect ‘Anausl entertainment and reception by William Ingram, with co-operation of New York raph operators, Turn Hall id theatre, 66 East Fourth street, to-morrow evening. “Qur Council," No. 252 Royal Arcanum, of jrook | ertainment and reception Freee Beesiag™ wen’ 14, at Lenox Ly . Fitty-ntar Sit Miad ‘Miadison svenue. ‘Anges! entertainment and reception You! Men's vata’ gt Genital OpsrerHlouss, Vem 4b "OS iitage” will be produced, 4 3 | SPORTING MISCELLANY. me owners of the steam yachts Norwood, ‘Vamoose, Rex and Yankee Doodle are at it ‘gin. Challenges are flying thick and fest and the post-office authorities are working overtime thelr efforts to forward ky messages to the newspapers. Races between these yachts have been steamed time and time again in Bewepaper columns, but the yachts have never yet met in ‘their native element. The owners seem to prefer Sanding off at long range and hurling challenges. Te would seem the simplest thing im the world for the gentlemen owning these yachts to ad ‘point @ time of meeting and Uspute ax to whether Vamoose, Norwood, Rex of lic would tke to see the vexed question settled. Hon Wider se a dae tiemaactrri sae Now Yorkers recelved something of a shock wien” they heard that the "triat staces. for. the Purpose ‘of selecting’ a. cup” detender were to be Heid on Newport, “Forcunately there ato. ruta in tals wory, and yachtamen in tiie vletalty May rest ‘assured that it there are any trial tacce they will “be salled over the regular. courve ute side Sandy Took. {t-te aald that there Is a: prob. ability that there will be no trial races, as the Herreshoffs expect to turn the mew defender over (0 MF, Tae on June. "and there willbe eto test her -ablilty with Vigilant Golemta, Tubtleo and others in cup races ‘before the big event comes off. The new boat le sald to be as much of @ freak as was the Gioriana, when he burst upon the eee, horizon, and the Herreshofta are conddent that the new. depart tures “which they have. made tn building the defender will prove so wonderfully successful and will so cleariy demonstrate her buperiority. over anything (hat ever sailed with @ single stick, that there will be no need for trial races. If the Bue el oath a that i claimed for her the abiie iy swallow Ite disappolntme tthe dectartag of o¢ the val races mee te 6 There 1s little likelihood, now of Parson Davi Tommy Ryan, and Joe Choynski going to ne. land ‘before neat September, According to cabfe veda the Sporting Club will only gi fee tor Rvan and Nickle for’ $1,000 a a ski betore for $1,000 a to_ meet Cho) t October, but will Ment him ther le. and the National t will give 800 purse. “Burge will figh In October oF November next for $2,600 a sid and the same amount hung up ina purse. Parson Davies sald, when shown the cable, that It would hot pay him to go acioss unless he coul a surances of two matches, one for each of his pro- teges, He will probably accept the offer to meet Craig and Burge in th ° Fall ee ‘The new Manhattan Athletic Club has decided to ad@ a novel feature to ite vaudeville entertain- ment. Beginning with next Saturday night Tommy Ryan will give a series of exhibitions illustrating his marvellous skill in punching t bag. Corbett and Fitzimmons have considerabl feputation, In that respect, but id Judges aa ‘The Chicago bo: Sert that Ryan Ja their superior. Wears a very attractive costume, the apparatus that sustains the fying ball Is nickel-plated, and the entertainment is unobjectionable in all re pects. ‘The youngster plays a veritable tattoo on the leather, and gives a phenomenal exhibition of ‘activity and strength. Ryan wants to get hon with Corbett, Fitzeimmont or any other expert at bag-punching, and he 1s willing to wager $280 or $500 that he is their superior. eo. Mike Murphy, who trained the members of the New York Athietlc Club's team last season, will act in a Ike capacity this year. Murphy ac- cepted the club's terms yesterday. Murphy Is a faithful trainer and will have the men in ‘shape to mat the team which the London At Uitle Club will send over next Fall... Murphy will take charge of the athletes about June 1. Mike Kelly, the New England feather-woight boxer, who Is to meet Jack Grant, of thie city, tn a'slx-round bout at the New ‘York Athletic Club's month:y boxing entertainment Feb. 23, in training Industrioualy for the bout and is con- fdent of winning, Keily is being trained by George Stddons. cae ‘The Pastime Athletic Club, of Jersey City, have arrangements for « boxing tourna In Oakland Rink, Jersey City, on Monday evening, Feb. 18. There will be three spec! houta decided between the foiowing men: Bugene Hornbacker, of tuis city, and Tom Reynolds, of Jersey City, six rounds; ‘Charley Johnson, of th Cable Athletic Club, and Tom MoVey,’ of the Phoenix A. C., sfx’ rounds, and Cal McCarthy and Joe Craig, ‘ten rounds. Craig and McVey are training for thelr bouts at the Brunswick Club, Jersey City, and both reported as being In excelient conditign. ° Charley Roden, of the Scottiah-American Ath- Jette Club, who fought @ six-round draw with Jimmy Gorman, of Paterson, on Monday. night, Is of the opinion that he can defeat Gorm: and would Ike to meet nim again in a limi Found bout. The Scittish-American Athlete Club will probably offer the boys a purer of $125 to fight for at the next monthly boxing tournament iven by the club thelatter part of this month. Tommy McGirr, who was forced to substitute Fred Bryant in his place to meet Harry Levy, of Newark, In Paterson last Monday night, on ac: count of a sprained arm, says that he wiil be all right In a few daya and that he will post felt of $50 to Ment Levy at 126 pounds’ for side in @ limited round bout to '@ finish. ‘Tho special six-round bout between Joe Harmon, ef this city and Bull MeCarthy of Phitadelph! to be decided at Prot Mike Donovan's benefit in the Lenox Lyceum next Saturday night, will probably be the best bout seen in many a day, Both men are actentife and hard hitters, BICYCLE NOTES. The St. Louis cycle show was opened this after- hoon by Mayor Wulbridge under the auspices of Associated Cycling Clubs Arrangements have been made with every dealer in this city, and amore than thirty makes of standard wheels will be on exhibition, The show will not want for novelties, and {t will be aimoat as complete in those respects as the recent affair at Chicago. The feminine portion of cycling, which has grown to be quite an Important factor in the sport, Will be specially catered to by the exhibition of the lavest patterns of ladies’ cyeiog If ny. sure plus remains after paying expenses the money Will be used in erecting the L.A. W. signboards on all the principal roads In St. Loula County. ‘The demand for faster pacemakers may be Awance on which Wilbur sumilar behind. and one covered with a ork in the shape of @ locomotive com- which Will serve aa a windbreak. Be- erful the tween elecirie moto: who. will eto his machine by a plate-glass window in e frame of the windbs A aide bar, used in place of a trolley, connects with a wire running around tie Inside’ of the track at a height suffl- ‘above the heads of the spectators, Is designed to travel at the rate of husetta wheelmen are working energet- to secure the annual meet of the L. A. W for Tkmion ‘They will have to be spry, indeed, to trip the wily Jerseyinen, who, with Asbury Park. have natural advatitages for such an event tat Boston could never hope to equal, Asbury rk is certainly an ideal spor for the wheel- The track there is as Rood as and the fine roads, Arat-class the surf, offer inducements ntry ot al Mt be Aabury Park by ail means, ——— Must Pay for Hin Opal, ‘he declsion of the Collector ani Board of Gen- eral Appraisers to tho effect that C. 8, Tiffany, ot 263 Madison avenue, #hould pay duty on the Hope" opal, which ho imported salieetton of ned. yesterday tales Circuit Court Unm oned, a meetin terday the pi and Second avenu 4 to be in sanitary condition and was ordered will repairs could be made, His Mind Enfeebled by Hypnotiam, ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Feb The Payehic ciety of this city, organized for the purpose teaching hypnotism, has been brought nottee of the police on the complaint of Mrs a Churchiil, She says that her son, after be- ing hypnotized a number of times at ‘the me Ings of the Society, Is losing his mind as a re- ult. yenint an ved Read The Help-Seekers Werld. A 2eWord Situation Ad, in The Werld Costs 10c. IT WILL SECURE EMPLOYMENT. Glided Into English Waters at Poi Fife’s Finest Production May Con- test for the America’ GLASGOW, Feb. 7.—-The 160-ton racing cutter Ailsa, desgned by for A. Barcl: Messrs, Ing! The Ailsa strong cons has modera' very large 0} In genera sembles the Luna, comparative! ish cutter, The mainmast and boom are of Ore- and are exceptionally fine gon pin spars. The ‘The saloon and steerage fittings of the new yacht are of mahogany and cedar. 1s large and com- fortable and is fitted with a bathroom, The owner‘ &e. ‘The cabin fittings are exceedingly lux- Tom Jay, formerly commander of the Thelma, will be the skipper of the All: for the Riviera next weex in order to take part in the Mediterranean regat- urious for tas, If she proves faster than the new Valkyrie she will select this year for the America’s Cup. THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUAR* GUTTER AILSA LAUNCHED. — inthouse To-Day. w. ay V lis, at Pointhouse, is a composite truction, with steel te beam and draught, werhangs fore and aft. 1 appearance the ly low, and her s boom is hollow. ‘8 room @ racing yacht. Fife, Ker, of Liverpool, was launched this morning from the yard of Cup. cutter of frames and mahogany planking, She Is a tritle over &@ feet in load water length, and with Ailsa re- Her freeboard 1 area is large compared with that of any Brit- She leaves to race IN THE WORLD OF LABOR. thi the shop of Contractor Goolman. Local Assembly 13, K. of L., has given $80 t0] Oregom Favors Woman Suffrage. the strike fund of New officers District Assembly 75. ro meeting of the Mattress-Makers’ Union. Members ot are on strike at the ‘Twenty-one the additional Bakers’ Union No. 1 has indorsed the label ot | Po aay. Taternational Coopers’ Union. ‘The Vestmakers’ Union has won its strike at| publican that lected at the last regular {dren Jacket-Makers’ U1 jop of Contractor Englander. contractors granted the demands of their striking pantsmakers yeaterda: The Pi Contractor Rosenfeld. ‘The Stonecutters’ Unions in this city are dis- | & Messen) cussing the advisability of joining the interna tonal organization of thelr trade. ‘The Independent Shirt Ironers and Laundry ‘Workers’ Union has been successful in ite strikes menterie Workers’ Union has au- thorized a strike of ite members at the shop of at the shops of Bosses Klein and 3tyerowite, Charles E. sociation of Engineers No. 1, has cal meeting of that organization for next Saturday evening. New officcra are to be elected this evening by the General Executive Board of the Drivers and Hosters’ Union of the Street-Cleaning Depart- ment. ‘The death benefit in the International Union has been raised. by from $50 to $60. graphical vote of the mi Demm, jemberahip, Secretary of Eccentric As special Typo- weneral Under the auspices of the Central Labor Fed roll. Cabinet-Makers’ Union No. 309 In considering @ the. Carpenters’ District Council to elect a third walking delegate for jobs Propoaition to Hatters’ Uni: request above the Harlem fiver. The Union hi to amaigs Protective Uni Gahagan, Ci Revording Secretary; Roscoe, Agent. Matthew Murray and Thomas Downs have been Te-eiected waiking delegates by the Amalgamated tters, Labor M Society of Joi They are also delegates thelr third associate being Dele Union, larkey. Upholst tons ho Schwarz, Furniture ident; J. Bootz, J Rel According to monthly tional $5,288.65, $8,616.91. Patrick MeB of Labor to de held in writen: the founds bo inatitu Local land slon of the. 6! temanding of ith quested the Reneral off A statement, ‘Typographical ere Assembly 2, Fesolutions prot that ed at 25 cents. A pI the Journeymen jon 1a under consideration. Firemen’s Ritter, , Master; . ceponding, Secretary urneymen Plumbers and Gi to joring the memory of General Secretary of th Workers’ Union. ‘The oMcers elected by Bakers’ Union No. 147 are: Nicholas Kraus, Presid N Schuler, Financial Secretary; A Michalki, Sergeant-at- it, J. Schuler, Truste Secretary-Treasurer A. G. Union last the disbursements rye, in inviting end delegat mabus. ean be no qu of a new order 4, K. of Le levated raliroads in. thi the city construct own. Rot to issue f the K. competing ufilons in any trade, ‘Tite-layers and their helpers were ordered on Dalton and Ed- wards yesterday on a job of Rradiey & Currier, firm has engaged several men suspended by their organiza~ Board of Walking Dele strike by Hivtson and tons, Walking A committee of th ing streets, because tl gates {a trying to settle the diMculty, Bricklayers’ delecate tot Uy thalat_upon the borses for t! be imade union amen Union No. 1 ba he Bricklayers* the being. coming year, uhder Conaideratic the Central Metzger, Corresponding Secretary : Metzger, rma; on organized 200 East Broadway. About 120 men signed the Inlation fee of the Progressive Tallors’ been mate with ition rallore ‘MacVelgh, Wines's the receipts of the Interna- month were amounted to ‘The balance in the treasury 1* $39,957.60. ew York Knights. the conference to of Knighta will has adopted ng againat any further exten; ‘The Assembly has also of L. and ny more charters to instructed ‘Arbitration Board the test conditions possible from an agreement. to The ed Its constitution to the effect that members joining the militia will be expelled The prefids meeting of t brew. Trates’ Hangers delegates, menterie Wer Charters at boay’ i oMcer at this ral ot-Makers’ untons, Union bi were Prog: he ker and Slipper-Makers’ t Cloakmakers o of tl with K Jacket Makers, ontracior W ze b Brotasra ¢ ie Two hunire of by t a Fe th 1 omer lant night th rovive the tng th. engage referred the matter to the A motion was mad Section Trades Strong tn rea ing of saloons The Amal fitters has resolved Union No. the Un 1 has not and hen New 1 Sake i 1 garnen deparument a sent upon holders BN) wie Feared top. wil pay 82 $500 has been wi Mave Tt amvated a be ny Neveinb ly lacet on Fi ftty a e Bulldine T 1s Arbor Torra-Cotta the Nutiding ‘Trades attempt was be indorain fd to the Sunday open mated Socie:y of Plumbers that cards of any othe 8 ert seexlng work (nth fo “exchange carda with other. local walons, plumbere have been Informed that, if they come to this city to, wark tinue to Brooklyn and ‘and city, The Society w. Jersey City week's regular of the United He: fe Crystal, ed with Tattors’ h sirikex have he Centra workers. the of mate hare rm New 1 : : tried for con-| Abply 160 W ny utd Section mage to work of clean ‘The wection Union. nient In the Dutlding of Mayor other cities + 60R> they must obtain cards trom the New York Building Trades Section and the Board of Delegates have indorsed the Society's ciety, The dt. it Vive- tte and New ed from the Slipper-Makera’, has ot wakes “BOMB” TO BE TESTED. it Was ‘The supposed dynamite bomb, which gece was found with {ts fuse ignited in the doorway of William H. Phillips's under- taking The and 1 t held a rim and a. heay, thon. | | downt. Supt IT don’ or not, The “ to be sf “unwari stituted Uke in for Olu were o fourths When Ollie worry I could ba and I, know, another thing. ounand e nt, and if T wet be Alling the two | brass Police Captain H morning. Campbell and th “Take It away," sald Supt Third Assembly District: meeting was called gan reading a list of 600 vice-president only a dozen or so were present. Otto Rosalsky, President of the East Side Republican Club, told stories. stoner of the Found tm the Doorway of an Undortaker's establishment, 1001 Bedford ave- nue, Brooklyn, late last night, was sent to the Navy-Yard to-day. bomb, or cartridge, was tube about 6 inches long inch in diameter. at one end It thin brass cap, with a Aa small fuse; at the of y conical shaped plece of leail. ‘The bomb was discovered by & boy wii stamped cartridge to the Gates avenue pol fire and thy sta out the carrl Brennan H wa ca tt riers this mined by captains Police it wn to. where t know but will se whether it it is dange? to the Navy Yard to be taken apart and examined. THAT A Even Ollie Teal! —— NTI-REFORM FIZZLE. Oratory Couldn't Fill Cooper Union *Renublicans of the Second and didn't seem © unanimously indignant at the ranted interference of self-con- reformers, committees and the the municipal affairs” as the call we Teall's Cooper Union mase- implied. At any rate, there ccupants for only about three- OL the seata at 8.45 last evening. the “mass indignation meeting’ order and a secreta: ‘ea 2 Tam know 1 tt, 1e Department. n't Ket the appointment. T cleaned the streets without a di too—there are Btreet-Cleaning De- ‘Commiasioner there would ‘over two thousand good Republican Places. That's the “kind of 8 Ri am. cr SALEM, Ore., Feb. T—A joint resolution has both Hounes of the islature for Con- Atitutional amendment extending the elective franchise ALL e Real Estate for Sale—City. ve advts. for THE WORLD. to women. AM. DINT. TEL. offices will re- Ring for who will take your WORLD Mice Fates. and Boul LEXINGTON AVE. 2D MORTOAGHS COUN, 253 _Broadw jth at., gth ave. to East River. CORNER, near 59:h st; $20,000. "8. B. ROGERS, Havemeyer Cortlandt at. th ave. to North River. going abroad would sell ch some S-story brown-stone modern hi jevard. DARLINGTON, 72 W SScScScCQ5QSq—— Real Estate vought and sold, HENRY 10 per Vernon, CHESTE! ment non, N. ance to mi Brooklyn war Josicr z RUSTIN FOR SA ESTELL BARGAL Valley, pr one-third room 89 HOUR Fi dition: HOSLEY, part: Ath at clear & 60. EXCH equity. Ha WEST S rented try. 11 “ALE AM advise a honse. FOREST 1, Wer A prem TW Lexing w Hoght SMALL. n sr 3D AVE. in mo} GOTH sT. 4th Boor large, ments.” Jan sTH Br. A SAFE aying over 20 per nan. ESTATE—Wiil s ment i naa 32,000 ‘cau guaranteed ip. Estate for Sale Out of the City. from depot; BARGAIN—40, ac: Rear depot, $2, BEAUTIFUL VIRGINIA!—S1 VILLAGE RESIDENCE, 11 room: WANTED—Lot or two, between 12th ard @th sta REICHE, 200 East ANGE for Brooklyn residence, ceive ady fA messenger, Who will take your WILLD STORY nth upward Flats and Apartments to Let. ed howe; ATH BT. itght rooms seam heat; INVESTMPNT—Business property paying cent. H. VARIAN, reat estate, Mount IRHILL COTTAGE, § rooms, improve- {ot b6x100, $5,600. Box 4,” Mount FOR SALE—White Plains, new cottage, 8 rooms, ‘all improvement near depot; little cash, bal- uit. C. B. FISH, 1 Madison ave. Estate for Sale—Brooklyn. A GREAT SACRIFICE—83,780 for B-story brick, 16 rooms and store, good’ locati 000" caah near bride, i only $1, necessary; rented; nt, DEWBNAP, 62 Liberty ell for $8,500 d-story and base. Ing. in food order, 234 RS INVITED. 1 H. M'GOWAN, 6th ave., cor. sth Brooklyn. FOR SALE—$5, 600 frame dweliing, Tot 26x10; Hicks 3 minutes to the bridge balance on mortgage, 6 per cent. @ ROBBINS, 44 Court at., Brooklyn. LE—Brown-stone front house, 4 flaix, ll rented, in first-class order: there is ¢ of $6,000 at & per cent.; terms male purchaser: | Inquire gp premises or JOHN ann. Estate for Sale—New Jersey. E, SOUTH JERSEY—81 cash, $1 weekly covered with oak; price $15 $100 after Feb. 16; hundreds bought FRANK, room 89 World Bull Lot 100x100, two houses. 2 blocks $900; $300 cash. BOHR, Spring N.Y, ood land, fair buildings, 600; $700 cash, BOHR, Spring Valley, N. ¥. hy $1 weekly, ood farming ks: $8 per acre JOSEPH FRAD Vuys house with joe $240, without bulld cultivated: fare $8. World Building, ROM NEW YORK, West Shore: good 14- $3,400, HOSLEY, Spring splendid com- also blackamith $4,000; easy. , Spring Valley, N. ————————————— Estatc Wanted. shop. Y. RENTS PAID IN ADVANCE on houses, flats, ne; charge of ef en. BANG, 201 East 126th at. with stable or factory Real Estate to Exchange XESTORY STORE and dw location, good on: Hing, fone front, Al rents over $700; free and IE ill “trade for goo! fat, 2 Court st., Brooklyn. brown-atone e824 0 hoGe: went of Cent 000, AD cash ne er Bullding, Corti 1Dk PENEM Mahely mi Wallst.. ih 1 Park te b icuses and A~artments to Le me Time, fe. Third oni Subsequent Tomes, 18: M per line: Seo nil Time, 17. a per tine eharee a * DIST. TEL. offices will r for THE WOKLD, oltice rates, Unfurnished Houses to Let, DERKMAN PLACE a6 his 2 fore $50 per month, fee to Mar ‘all improvements, Inj PATTON'S. soTl id ave & basement house, rout #900, M5 TO LET for colored people raid at. @ Broadway; frown ‘Apply 160 W. zat at to lease; pertect orde frat-clasa ‘dressiiaker ho ageats. Apply 83; private ‘basement AV ‘oot hous ned OF Sot st wad at boar Fy 2D ST. le for 88; 4 HOUSE, Tad to Owner nt from: hat, & 6th ave 0 to $95 a 1 urnianed Houses to Let. Hi W—All newly furnished: rout very ble; biel with desirable b-arders Unturnizhed—. 4 extra from $13. ty $14.90. loath st.—Three or 4 large provements, $8 to $70. laree, light reat roma, rent $7.60, t Side. ats 150-3 newly 528—$10 to $13, 3 & 6 roma Inquire store 260 B.—Parlor floor, 4 rooms, $23; also 8 roome, $22; all in ‘600d condi- to janitor. | 139 B.—Rlegant corner apartments, extra ‘all improve- janitor. — une bath; free to March A pling ; wear L station—Thiee oF lout Campbell | 4, Flate and Apartments to Let. Unturntaned—| Side. OTH ST., 189 TO 167 Bt & 4 rooms, decorated Halle heated rankea ballera tube, &e jSeTH ST, 21 TO 235 E—New how: oom aparimente, $4.60 to $13.80: dumb iia, hot bathe. free to tenants, Streat; Moors Jeatenedy halls steam heated, OTH aT. 4B Beautiful f | “apartmente: rent 87: 49, quiet on. preminen.— tS 1D ST. eH, near rooms, $6.60, $1.00; w: [TeTH st te Ail traprovements Owner APARTMENTS {nthe “Improved welling 1a 4 route. all taht oll water 2G to 14 FOLSOM DGS, S25 Broadway ELEGANT SINGLE FLAT, stx roome & bath (mprovements. “‘handaomely abc * jodernte Jauttar 1 OWANA, 148 2d ave [WAN EDALE. Mat levator, sten-s heated ‘on premiaes and bah A upward cormer SKN at Unfurniahed—Weet Side. AMSTERDAM AVE. 780-8 rooms @ bath, All inprovementa; heated halls, $21 DOWNING 87, 36—Four rooms, all $17 to $28 month. Janitor. LEROY BT, 86-58-89 to $10.50 roma; cali to see them. Housekeeper. iS WATTS 8T. 1—To jet, aplentid apart- Puente; rants cheap; fine location. Janitor. ATH ST. 92) W.—Neatly decorated fate convenience; rents, tad walters wide hewiy house, dab. Janitor mation: n Three nice th Bach, wot @ all onim= | arene Apply exington with Mant; rent 3 neat, wey TSTH ST. 386 W.—Elegant six-room fate, im- ‘provements, $20; owner on premises, VTH BT. 313 & $18 W., near tth ave —Hend. tome, tiewly decorated ‘apartments th, all Improvements, $25 to $20. r. 28D 9T., 167 WEST: ar v@.; entire Goore, dwelling or busines low rent; Gne enirance; newly papered @ painted. TH ST. 5 W.—Becond floor, private house, ‘5 roome'& bath: reasonable rent. HD ST, G0 W.—Free unt! March light fooma & bath; rent moderate. 33D 8T., 43 W.—Apartments at ail tim ored people. Call on premises, — ‘3D ST... 289 W.—Room, bedroom, front, house, $6.60 up. Room 8 —26TH BT. 318 WEST-TWO LEET Sa anaes PM" Sreesanth Meoemont, 610 Janitor or hal boy. MTH 8T., 90 W.—Private block, light, also basement; $9 month. ‘38TH BT. 344 W.—2d flat; also bi “Teoma bath, #0: private hale ca w.—t large by borhood, $18, $18. rtm light roome; halls heated; m7, he. a 4TH ST. 361 W.—Fine fats, « rooma, all light; fine order; rent $16 to $17." eee rH &E nt rooms, al + Reated Balle; fine neighborhood; 7th ave —8i Nght rooma; 24 floor, $35; 34. 925 per mot Ring Ist bell, or particulare, 1208 Broadway. rooma; #11-$14; small families only. STH 8T., 168 W.—Four elegant, newly decorated rooma & bath, $15, $18: stairs & bi ty hot water; $11, $16. (ali 109 BT., 6° W —Extra wide € rooma, bath, light flats; Heated halle; $23, $23, $36. ss rH RI tion—Handvome FL wt 13200; payments B t CORNER mile, $200, eaay_monthl THE ELMHURST, wise Boulovard and Weat 44th at., near West End ave: Mite otf vroome, and bait; devorated. steam fleated’ private halls: largest and picest rooms on t side; only $60. Apply on premises. A=LIGHT FLATS; very desirable ‘cheapest renta west of Broadway. ‘820 & 331 West 25th at. See janitor of TIM @ CO., 68-60 W. 34th wt A—COLUMBUB AVE. , 498, next to comer of Réth ‘wt —Fiate of ¢ rooms @ bath; steam heated handsomely decorated; rent only $33 to $26. ht. PRHLEMANN & SON. FLATS Light, well-ventitated fate; ts. ADDIY of premigen, cit 6c aaa Ry hameabie taatncess| ae able rt iy decorated rooms will oe so maintained that amall’ families may make | of the annoyances Incidental to many a bulldings. Flats will be furnished und Years’ lease to thoroughly responsible pa AMES HAY, 60°W. 98th at, or 7 Wall ot. HANDSOME FLATS to let on #th ave,; also flats on 7th from $20 ® month up. Apply 160 CLARENCE. 103 W.—Riexant rooms; bath; decorated; steam heat, electric Nght & hall boya Apply premises, | VERY DESIRABLE 24 flat, 8 rooms & bath, all ‘ts; centrally located; near L. station; no objection to children. MALCOLM, 40th at., orner 6th ave, 4 ROOMS AND BATH, 318, wily decorated apartments, ail improvements, 3 to 658 W. 42: Unfurniahe 126TH 87. provement ist st. 7 eam heat; ) 8T., 26 k ight, steam heated & 4 from $40 to 528. 133TH ST., 564 E.—Apartments of # rooms, with improvements, at $9 & $10. One Month. WTA 0. \db we IS OMIGNT AND, CHueneuL HENTN FROM 815 TO ‘also very choice and low 180°6 (ag We Ser JANITORS ON PREMISES. RENTS $21 Ty 825. 2605 ath 7 ROOMS. WA $11, @ rooms; only apartme: ‘arpeted adults; reference required. 162d at. Unfurnished—Misce!lanao: FLATS J compl id “ready “tor hourekeep amortment equal to any in tow thing warked in plain Ggures; call and get including the linen, silver, crockery any weekly or monthly pay for sultatile Mat or W apply jem at all prives tat H 8T., yeant; halla heated op Ww HENRY MANNEST & SONS, 429, 431 8th ave SHOICE vate halle APARTMENTS; bath) heat. elect HOPEMANS, fats a deparcimer 431 th ave, ‘$i0. | viv halt of wee Co. tuye also. rid” Dal ail convenien a Chestnut foot of steps braneb oifice 0. A gtation. ‘oun ehave Hi perfect cond tant Site Janitor) An elegant Furnished—West Side. 218 Wo—Handn tv f mi he Ait H ST., 216, parlor sult, utside roy warp aw guld. phi da; Axiainater locru st tebe 2TH ST, 4 round Janitor 29TH ST. 261 W. — Completely rooma @ bath fat. steam heated QD 87, 36 W—4 rooms int 0 16.50. 20 W ‘aimpson, 38 W ‘and Nicely furnished @ rooms, ail heated Mata parties only Nicely f bath, respectable furnished 4 docto STH ST, 362 W., mtation 69h at cable—Furnished corner bay-window fata 6 7 roome; steain, linen, allver, Mm, kitchen@ere; $0 upward, EDGAIL jenant fate, & room @ bath; | © Flats and Apartments to Let. Furnished West Si ert gt BW Smal! ant entrance. Porteot EPH ST 10) W thins © | wittan’: wb st tern st oer Ht ST. toy W neat a clean Veet rest es wished Hian"inonth Wort. | completely | ‘iniisomve Wall w fat, newly tuentened | heated, $18 month ein building. War Completely hath ste | y tur #0 saw enti. 5 rome bath Mine, allver everythin tur Nira, SMALL FURNISHED FLAT of apartments wanted, housekeeping, married coupie; state price, par tloulars. P., box 162 World Furnished. SINGLE MODBRN FLAT, in goot west mite to callty, at moderate rent, wanted by quiet mar- ried couple; references. Bi, box 124 World. Unturnished Rooms to Let. AVERLEY PLACE, 220, corner Perry a. —Two unfurnished rooms; all light. 6TH AVE., 401, near 24th st.—Two room; low rent. 38TH ST, 160 W.—Cheap rooma to let, from $5.50 to $18 month BOTH ST. 162 W.—Large, sunny hall room. un furninhed, carpeted, gas, bath, curtaina; 96 monthly. EE rge @ 1 small Unfurnisned Rooms Wanted. FRONT double room, vot over two Mignte up, be low 424 si; private bath preferred: good lo eallty eanentjal. R., box 20, 160 Lath st RESPECTABLE COUPLE WANT 2 to 4 untur- nished rooms, near bridge, Brookivn: $8 to $10; with Improvements. R., box 300 World. UNFURNISHED 1 of 2 rooms. gas, running water, tween Gith & Guth atx, east wide. W., box si S8TH 8T., 407-409 W.—Haif month free; % 4/ a mesea: ‘World. Furnished Rooms to Let. One Time, toc. tine: econd Time, 170. per line; Trtrt and Subsequent Times, 15¢. per line No eaten char eon Suniaye ALL AM. DIST. TEL. offices will re- js for THE WORLD, Hing for ry who wilitake your WORLD adve. al East Sid ELDRIDGE ST., $27—Furnished front rooms to let for housekeeping. $2 £ $3 weekly. IRVING PLACE, 21—Comfortatly turniahed large ‘& wmall rooms, $1.60, $4.60; house heated, ref: erence: LEWIS 8T., 6 near Grand—Large front rooms, shed for housekeeping, $3, washing priv Alege. 5 LEXINGTON AVE, 116 Foom, with large Closet reasonable. LEXINGTON AVE. parlor floors, sult mailroom; very LEXINGTUN AVE. furnished rooms. jeanant front hall in comfortable house; 170—Elewantly furnished for doctor; also large & $5, near 25th at.—Blegantly private bath; strictly private 3D AVE., 24—Furniahed rooms for housekeeping, with wove & gas; also small rooms 3D AVE. 202. 2 or ¢ gentlemen OTH ST, 9 E., near Bronaway—Large & am Fooma;’ parlors; permanent oF transient; board optional, 9TH 87., 41 E—Front basement for light bouse- Keeping or business; also other roma. 8TH ST. 103 EB, near 4th ave—To let furnished front room; stove. OTH ST., 34 E.—Pleasant, warm, sunny room every convenience; excellent board, terma mod- orate. UTH ST. 87 FE, Alcely furnished 2TH ST. 34 E— larne Broadway—Redenorated. $1.25 10 $5 weekly. lecorated, steam-heated, ny ly furnished rooms, $3 to $8 weekly. 1TH ST. 227 E—Laree & sali rooms hand- somely furnished, plano; board optional. Apply Janitrena, TH 8T., 207 &. convenicnces, reasopabl ISTH ST E.—Large & handsomely furnished STH ST... 17 E. Heated, comfortable rooms; all ‘gout: sina!l_ room: terms very reanonat Union square—2 parlors, $5 housekeeping; single, sunny front, large, ST. 283 E—3 lovely rooms or together; running water; ‘ jerate 149 E.—Newly furnished, large, sunny “comfortable rooms; $2.50, 33.50, $4 $9 DTH ST. 22 EB —Desiral or mingly; all conveniences; hall room; te; board op MST ST, 5 E—Nowly & handsomely furnished rooma; southern exposure, referetices 22D ST. 149 E.—Two nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping oF gentlemen 22D, ST. hes friger: for alto smaller 2TH ST. UN E, nd-story connecting & sin gle rooms, hail rooina, breakfast 2TH OST. 168 H.—Nicely furnished rooms, large & small; «i & fire, gentlemen or house keep) MOTH ST, 130 EH —Nively furnished room, over parlor Moor, all convente 33D ST, 244 room ; “hot adTH ST, nished Foom MOTH ST. 328 BR. Ba Aat—Nively furnishe rooms for Kentieman or married coup! asTH ST. cloneta " room, housekeeping, $4.75 large back basement & housekeeping. ly: nicely wan & wife, -Large front bed. water, Ras; light 19 E—Private ti keatlemen or Ke I—Nice kentieman r turntshed front room or tnarried urniished hen. water desired inside ting ki anekoop 16.30 BE Tait up hot m OTH sT. Purnished roome, ailtes OF gent large & be «| parlor room Wewsdway [STH AVE., 124 Wlarge & nicely | with all conveniences, meals | it di | ATH ST, 66 W. (Wanhington Square)—Nicely fi ished’ rooms for housekeeping of gentlem rent, $2.60 up. 360-Neatly furnixhed front room, sult> ‘ably for two; also ball room, $1.50 148, corner Furnished Rooms to Let. Boarders Wanted, Weat SI 4 W.—Sunny ball rooms, running water, ont st. nittanie tor twos a LTH st. 28 WLarge front toon tuchrout, gentlemen oF hoWvekeeping; moder LTH ST. 108 W—Nicely furmtahed front room, fuitabie for 2, hall room, $e wert W.—Derirable “double @ Aingle fous house heated, Southerners ac wajolaing °. ST. ist WioNIeely farntatied, — liege & mall bath; $2 up St. 9 W—Single & double rooma, ie bownts 4 W —Htooms for 28 4 ie romimn wernt $1 wookiy vor <r wo2 pantt 260 ting roomne: par ping; washing privi- II ST. 4 WF yr bie I Hod bedroo Te hame for cv mona @ hall FoomA, Area vanuie: Le mtation, {2 large, cheerful able, for Wt ow mn st Tat Me a1) et & bath a st an st tlemen TH ST. 42.50 up modations, z ons 2TH ST. 41 W., between Brontway & Oth ave — Hall rooms; 1 Might up; hot & cold water; very moderate teriuy, reteren: Sassi dad MTN ST. W.—Handeome parlor floor ware room, $3; bath, conventen: ma Large pr ent for tily-turnished room, HW weekly ly furnished room; plano om; Also Hingle rooma for $2. i 140 Wo—Larre, newly furnished” room? fy exposure. teriae moderate; reference, 481. Wo—8unny front room, heat ee 1y; reasonable; Hy ref. BAW —Handacr transient oF peri @ turnished rooms, yanent; hotel accom: 208 W.—Large, handsomely furnished improvements; breakfast If desired; NTH ST room, autet houre TH ST 18 Wo UPA Buliding) furnished rooms; elevator, steam: caterer, references [2TH ST, 307 W $3, also gentlemen, $1 STH ST. ake W 3 1) comforin & conventences; ante 26TH ST. heat, fomily TH ST. 300 Wo—Nicely furnianed. hei ‘ovinis, central Yocation; $2, $2.50, 83 weekly, 26TH st. Broadway, The Manor—Equlpped im heat, elaborately fur- Handsomely electric Hghta, Furnished rooma, housekeepiny 10 to $2; parlor, well-heated rooms price very reason- 204 W.--Private house front room; handromely furnished; American cor. NTH ST, 04 W—Square room: wingle ‘room, $1.50, reanonable, NTH ST. 4s Ww od Ateam-heated rooma, optional; reasonable rater Ls 2TH ST. 69 Wo— Small, large rooma, suite; Feno- vated. newly furnished; sanitary plumbing; rea- sonable; gentlemen only. =~ QITH ST. 42 Wo (Tuxeto)—Handsomely furnished rooms, “with excellent board; home comforta; prices moderate, table boarders. TH ST, 40 W, near Broadway—Cholce of hand- soinely furnished rooma, $2 upward. STH ST. 105 W—Large & email rooms, nleely fusnlahed, tt. private fam! a 30TH ST. 222 W—Nicely furniahed south room @ bedroom, every convenience; light house- keepin) MST ST. 362 W. | furnished, desirat | housrkeeping a UST ST, 225 W Connecting rooma. nicely tur- Mahed for houvekeeping, single room, $1.50, 3ST ST. 367 W—Nicely furninhed, comfortable, | sunny font basement, housekeeping; gas & | bath; 33.59, ast ST conventences; large pario ‘The Wilton—Handeomely with bath; me clean, comfortably every convenience; $2 to 84.50; MG W—Nicely turntehed unall roams, heated: price roaronable, THOT. 147 W.. near Rroadway—Handsomely furnished rooms, all mprovements; reteren aterer In hmnemten ATH ST. 125 W.—Handaomely turntahed doub) & single sunny rooms: also doctors office: rdit desired. reaxonable ATH ST. 128 W —Chotce of handsomely turutshed Looms, #} upward per week SATH ST. 341 W.—Large & amall newly furniahed thoroughly heated, with or without Isine unsurpaased. MTH ST., 227 W.—Square, handsome room) tur- at; hot, cold water, moterate rates MOTH ST., 472 Wae-Furnished rooms for house- keeping! hal rooma, $100, rerpociable MOTH ST., 211 W.—Nicely furnished back parlor, light bédroom; gaa, private bath; $4. Kerner. MTH ST. 67 W.—Pleasant, homelike large & nyle rooins; also physician's office; reason- anie HTH ST. 310 W.—Nicely tarnished front room, housekeeping $2; sunny back parlor, $4 AUTH ST., 128 W., Just off Bi alahed roo rooms, "Dreaktast, es = MOTH ST. 212 W.—Connecting rooms for house- keeping) hail roome for gentlemen, newly fur- ished, to respectable partion, $2.50 to $10. 41ST ST., 11 W., near Broadway—Large @ small Foor; heated, i. 420087118 WooFirst-clnee furnished rooms; heate’; large & amall, reasonable 1) ST. 214 W.. near Brondway—Elegantly fur ‘ished’ rooms, heat, running board op- ttoal aan st ATH ST reasonable; midated PN ean 46TH ST 1h Wo—Large & email rooma to gen. Cemen,” plearant romfortable hore: private |tamily monerate terms, breaktant if desired; ref- erences exchanged 45TH ST. 14 Wa. near Broad) ively firm shed aunny rooms, w the ‘averans arn st tor gentieman WT st ts Ww hone somforte: pr 40TH ST, Th W Parlor, fom, #5," tarige square room, §1. | Mason, 4071 ST, 72 W.—Furnianed rooms for gentlemen, Tuvidite large back parlor. sanitary. plumbing TH ST... 8% W.—-Sunny hall room, priv tamity avenienves. $2 weekly T—Furnished, heated roome, keeping, $2 upward. Edgar, large & a 115 W.—Large, sunny room; hot & cold also hall” room. M47 Wo Pleasant fur board optional; room; pric ‘transients accom- attrac. 1 heated; above ei!-heated rooma, husekeeping. furnished room) references, WW —Pleasant couple of Tht Handsomely tly with connecting side SeTH Large. Nght conn large clonets, reasonal W Furnished room; $3; board optional Berit ST. MW am 1h, ga “ow heat b mW a1 fat 19 W *, kentlemen, @TH St. 110 W private house aTH ST. t running Mabey nicely fur- inat Two front rooms, bath; steam reanonable. Inquire laundry -Warm hall room, al! convent~ 41 per week Handsomely furnished rooms; beat; ail accommodations; ex: rd w hed OTH ST heated Comfortably private house, furnished front with excellent North errr W.—Furnished room ing water. board if re m & Brandt vee’ in private red. jedroom, ist a corner ta rent tO Avply M48 St. Anns 15. Latest ‘with private family F 4 room, im Furnished Rooms Wanted. ay employed, mediums front of back Took west aie Suitable, b of 3 rooms tur Boarders Wanted. plik amit Bessequant Toma, 18 ent T ALL AM ceive advin, sor THE WOKLD, Hing @ mensenger, Who Wil lune sauce WO! taulne Wt Olllew rate, s° Side, Enat Side. PARK AVE., 801—Small bedroome; sunny, ‘ant, runbing water, $1.50; board If deal aD AVE, 33 —Rtooms with | _well_néate sonabia; table bo AW AVE, 0% accommodates adios, gente, With bowrd; Home comforts; res; $450, 35 weekly. Delaney’, TH ST. 27d —Desirable rooms: table; nisderate rates for table board, 16TH ST. 129 B, (Broadway)—1ta double ‘fooms. “heated; superior board; sociable house; repronatte, e 29D ST.. 248 E.—Roarters. $4.59 up light Fooma? heat, good table; homelike. Bell 9.0 ITH ST, 110 B—Handsomely furnished parlor, plarge €'emall rooms, with good board; private one 2sTI! ST. 105 B—Large @ email nicely furntebed room, with of without board; table board, Rist s., T B—Comfortavie aparimenta en walla oF singly; fvwteclasa table; faiai.ies, bachelors motera'e MTN ST 1 with excellent prices zt TH St, Ai without ‘board. 47TH ST, 136 B. fom, with oF without boar. —Handsomely furnished roome comforts; moderaur board; S050 up, nas ‘STH ST. 136 B.—Ploasant, warm front Foony excellent board; moderate; small tami 4ST It ST. 210 E—Rooms heated; geatiomen; geal board, #5 to $6; private house, (STH 8T., 24, B—Handsomely turat vountiful table; home comforte; very 66TH ST. 143 ieely furnished, large convenlences; superior German 6OTH ST. $59 E—Blegaatly | rooms, “with excellent board; parlor for pay siclan or Gentist; prices moderate. .—Nice large rooms, every convenience; reasonable; — Pleasant furnished roomne, ‘ire. ‘T., 172 B—2 handsomely furai roe ‘with excellent board; very reasonable. 7AD_8T., 181 E.—Beaatifully furnished first-class board; private hou@; families eam accommodated. ATH ST @ LEXINGTON AVE. (Hi Handsomely furnished rooms, with 5 tore : wit ART BI ST., near rr ave. Le. Weat WAVERLEY PLACH, i4—Handsomely turntahed front room for couple of party gentlemen; best ot board; reasonable, 0 W.—Large square room, running xceltent hoard, $4.60: warm howes, W.—Neatly furnished, sunny Feomy substantial table; reasonable to refined, par manent people. LITH ST., 237 W.—Hlandeomely furniavel teem, southers expomure, with or without TH 8T., 246 W.—Elegant front parlor bed= room; all conveniences; cbeap; ball room, 985 excellent table, Sersiduis MTH 8T., 210 W—Desirable double @ angle rooms, with board, central; familieg LTH ST. 1¢3 W.—Sunny rooms; excellent boardy Iransient, permanent; early Dfeakfast; superioe cotter. floors: nai 237 W.—Back parlor; room, 34 we ‘alall Foot 1st front room, southern also single room, with board; terms 8 AGTH ST.. 150 W.—Large eecond floor Well heated; references uperioc table, Jif ST. 115 W.—Goot board & heated Foamy home comforts; terms $4.50, $5.50 TITH ST., 57 Wo—Large 3d-story front Foomy Fame ‘hing water, front hall rou; auperior. table, 19TH ST. Gf & 6s W.—Specially desirable trot sunny rooms, superior noms & table; transients 19TH ST. ‘kool be | WTH ST. 61-463 W.—comfortable fire. parlor dining-room, ay 1TH ST. W.—Sunny front rooma; excellent table. parlor dining-room, table boardere a= conumodated UST ST. 212 W.—Rooms, handsomely it Slows: but. cold water; superior rate \aisT sT., 214 W.—Neatly firnished trout fom hwated;’ best of board: price to sult. heateomaly tables MST ST. 268 W.—Good location: furnished large sunny room; superior Parlor floor, three rooma, Bas $10 per ‘week; other large. all room. with board: heated, ttonetat janged ; 22 st, 271 W iness or private rome, $5 to “hoard” perm HD st, via board, “singly of en eulte; permanent or tame sient 2D ST. 417 W.—Large, small, connecting Foomes heated; rooms $4 up; table board, $3 to ¥. 22D 8T.. 231 W.—Handsomely furnished lanes moder front @ hall rooms with supertor board; ate terme He a0 ST, 3M W—Large & small handsomely fare excellent tablet 238 W.—Fnelteh fami "one oF two boarders: nice home, good board. 2D ST, 231 Wi—taree & small heated rooma, board.’ $4, $5; table board, $3. HD ST, 450 W.—Parlor & single room, wall heated! first-class board; references, 23D ST. 367 W—Handsomely furnished tarps & " cellent table: reasonable Fates; ymodaied. até 2D ST. 438 W.—Double & slagle sunay heated; ‘runnin yrcollent table, MTH ST., 241 W.—Nicely furnished ri with pertor ‘able; terme moderate, Oulllee board; mot. Rooms, $1.80: heated, with eae $4.60; parlor; table board, TH ST. 50. & 52 W.—Elegantly ‘myuare room, heated; board optional TH ST, 321 W.—Larce & small sunny Toome with superior board, $5, 16. LOTH ST. 13 W.—$5;_ heated, sunny room, @a> cellent hoard, $8 for 2. Gibbs bell. MOTH ST., 319 W.—Nicely furnished, lerwe smal! room, heated, all conveniences; parler sun. 85 “TH 3T., 161 W.—Large & email saaay, Tooms, with board: doctor's office; table ot reamnable, ie ST. 162 W.—Large rooms; physician's Hrench-Amertcan cuisine; table” board; Mose. cointort rooms, Rested, 0TH ST, 316 W.—Good board & ‘4 running water, $4.80; table board. STIL ST, 239 W.—Large, small, well-hested rooms, excelent board, table reasoma- bie 44TH ST., 349 W.—Large, furnished, heated seem, 3250. 3. M. Davia TH ST. 32 W gas: cheerful, homelike, ASTH ST, 7 W.—Large front room, with beards Tanning water; laree closet. TH ST, 69 W.—Nicely Kentlemen, single or en suite; exc ‘Deatd, (STH ST, 18 W., near Broadway—Handsomely furninied laree # stall rooma; excellent boares superior acco'umodattons. Gist. Newly furilahed hall Foomny excellent board also large connecting Fooanst a thie references. ia um) W.—Lange Seated room, ateely Ba th sao!” board, reasonable, Back parior, heated hot & cold water. Large & small rooms; all 4 table: reasonable 4 Nicely furalshed room, with ts Mra Channel, warm rooms, closets, ar de hn asrit ST. 4sTH ST, 200 sist st part & al w ent w comfortably furniahed 1 Nbettoe Preach wr st. W—Single room, heated, bet & { rupbing water, quod table; reasonable, Maas Iniow > W asant Newiy furnished rooma, with hurmundinge, superior ‘Reso S20 ST. Miscellaneous. room to gentleman tho World, uptowa, Broostya Three respectable mem will Mes Relabardt, MACON 8T. a ave. atation— Room, board ‘cou veniences st small eommect= tera 1a, ‘with’ boar RAMERCY PARK, 35-36 20th ramercy Park—Famlly hotel; suite, eagle rooms; steam heated, excelent table, reaaunabie rates LEXINGTON AVE., $00. near 62d st —Blegant lange room first-class board; Jewish family LEXINGTO! furnished square’ rooma, booed ner 434 at —Nicely ‘German-American INGTON AVE, 800, near €4_ ot —Elewant large room with Gret-clas board; Jewish family, ’ Board Wanted. _ moderate. Permanent, bor 132 World LADY @ CHILD 4 “Ht to 8 por week tes YOUNG COUPLE, no chiliren, wish board te pe vate family. ¥., box 288 World