The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1895, Page 3

| | | ‘ a BROOKLYN TROLLEY KINGS WILL FIGHT, They Attack the Constita- tlonality of the Speed Ordinance, SAYIT 15 NOT 1H FULL FORGE, A Olaim Set Up that Their Charter Cannot Be Amended Arbitrarily. TRIALS GO OVER UNTIL JULY 15, | Corporation Lawyers Have Pre- cipitated a Lega! Battle That May Last a Long. Time. The trolley railroad companies of Brooklyn have begun their fight in the courts to defeat the law by having the speed and fender ordinances declared to be unccnstitutional, Several days ago Assistant Corpora- tion Counsel Angell began suits against. the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Com- pany, Atlantic Avenue Railroad Com-| pany und the Brooklyn City and New- town Railroad Company to recover $25, the penalty imposed by the ordinance, for operating their cars in exc: of the legal rate of speed. The suits were brought in Justice Neu's Civil Court in City Hall and were set down for trial to-day. Mr. Angell was ready to go to trial at once, but the railroad attorneys ob- Jected. They filed answers to the com- plaints and asked for an adjournment. Justice Neu said he would try the cases on July 15. ‘The specific charge against the Brook- lyn Heights Railroad Company 1s that on June 18, It operated a care on the Gates avenue line, and Bushwick avenue, at the rate of twelve and two-tenths miles an hour; against the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company, It is alleged that on June 20 ‘the company operated a Seventh avgnue car on Adams street, between Concord and Tillary streets, at the rate of twelve miles an hour, The Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad Company Is* accused ef sending one of its cars over Frank- ~-f avenue, between Prospect and Park Places, on June 20, at the rate of thirteen and nine-tenths miles an hour. The Atlantic Avenue Rallroad Com- pany in its answer adinits that the Common Council of the City of Brook- lyn {s duly authorized to enact such reasonable ordinances for the govern- ment of Brooklyn as are specifically provided for b¥ the charter. In paragraph Il. of the answer the Company admits that the Common Council on March 25 adopted an ordi- nance, and ‘thereby attempted to regu- late the speed and the mode of use of the tracks of its road, and that the ordinance was amended on April 1, but ft denies tha. tne ordinance {s now, or at the time of the alleged offense was, in full force and effect. Upon Information and belief, the com- pany denies that on June 20 It operated @ car on Adams street, between Concord and T.Nary streets, at the rate of twelve miles an hour It further alleges that the Common Counail had no power to adopt the ordinances upon which the suit Is based, and that the ordinances are unreasonable and invalid, ‘The answer sets forth the facts con- nected with its change of motive power from horses to electricity, In the reso- lution, under which the change was made, the Common Council, the company Bays, permitted It to operate its cars at #uch rate of speed as would best ac- comodate the public, the rate in no case to exceed ten miles an hour, The com- pany says {t accepted the grant, and expended large sums of money in con- verting {ts horse railroads into trolley Power und underwent great pecuniary loss in desposing of its hors Finaily, the Company says that the pretended ordinances mentioned in the complaint were adopted by the Common Council without any right power or au- thority; are inviolation of the grant of Jan, 11 1892, permitting the Company to change its power; would, if enforced, be detrimental to the interests of the public; would materially injura and tm. Dair the properties of the Cempany and work great A alas | damage the Company and its creditors. The answer of the Brooklyn Helghts Railroad Company, which was prepared by the same attorneys as appear. for ie Atlantic Avenue Railroad Com- pany, Is almost a duplicate of the reply. put ih by the latter, except that 1t says he Common Council granted the Brook- lyn City Railroad Company permission to change its power, and that by reason of the privileges ahd rights then con- ferred the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company did, on Feb. 14, 1893, lease the proprietors of the Brooklyn City Rail- road*Company, for a term of 9% years The Company safs that the Aldermen had no power to pass the ordinance, and that the same are unjust, unrea- sonable and unfair, The answer of the Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad Company 1s practi- cally the same as tha: put in by the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company, If the alleged ordinances were passed, says the answer, they were destructive to the franchises of the Company, and therefore vold; were unconstitutional, and that the Aldermen exceeded their legal authority in adopting them, The fender suits, 199 In number, are on the calendar for trial next week. It is expected that the companies will seek to evade the payment of the penalties by setting up the same answer. a BRIGHT DOCTORS THESE. Reported a Woman Who Had Been Shot Dead of Heart Disease. to From the\ptatement of Mrs. Edward Maher, a daughter of Mra, Catherine Paetow, who was shot and Instantly killed Wednerday night, while seated on her stqup at 25 Withers street, Brooklyn, @& would appear that Drs, Sternberg and ‘Small when they examined the woman declared that heart disease was the cause of death. Fourteen-year-old Robert Pactow was seated by his mother, when three shots im quick succession were heard in the between Broadway {| Charles Leighte’s saloon, Ttalian row across the way. Mrs, Pae- tow a es to her son, and putting ber hand to Hag side said: “Robbie, I've been sho! fell over to the street. ‘When Dr, Smail and Ambulance Sur- geon Sternberg came Mrs. Maher says she told them her mother had been shot. They refused to credit it and told & Polleeman to report the woman had died of heart di It was asa after “nlanight when the undertaker found that a bullet had lodged near the athe shoulder blade, rr, Small failed to extract this bullet. Coroner Creamer has ordered an au- topsy. Detectives ha been unable to find Who fired the shot. FIGGLE’S A $14 TO $1 SHOT. Took Chances on Marryin, Barton and Won a Jail. William H, Figgles, thirty-fve, an fron moulder, pleaded guilty to bigamy, in the Court of General Sessions, #rook- lyn, Judge Moon remanded him for sen- tence, Up to June last, Figgles lived with his first wife and two children in Colyer streeet, Brooklyn, He says he married | Miss Jennie Walters in Chatham, Kent County, Ont., seventeen years ago, and tried to make her a good husband, but his efforts in that direction were not Ger Ags . e says he haa received $15 a week salary for several years, and gave his wife $14 every Saturday night. In April last he met Miss Kate Bar- ton, of 945 Grand street, Brooklyn, at a bail Miss Barton was much younger Rare nates ae milli a - re A™ ORLD Reporter Spends a Day with BILL COOK, the Famous Train Robber. NEW Thing in Ciga- n his wife, He admits that he was Trarried to hiss ‘Barton by Rev. J. P, Beyer on June 10 and went to New he te, live. He found work there at trade. BOLD HIGHWAY ROBBER. Knocks Down a Woman and Takes All Her Money. Mary Henderson, of Thirty-ninth street, near Third avenue, Brooklyn, was knocked down and robbed shortly before midnight while going from the Union Depot at Thirty-sixth street and Fifth avenue to her home. She came |from Coney Island on a late train, and asked a man to direct her towards the “Black America” encampment. The | Stranger volunteered to escort her, ‘As they were walking along ‘Thirty- sixth street, between Fourth and Fifth ‘avenues, the fellow grabbed her by the throat and threw her to the ground, He held her so firmly she was unable to make an outery. While lying helpless on the ground he robbed her of $14 and ran away. ——_ Crushed on a S. ore Train. Willtam Stryker, a lawyer, who lives on Em- mons avenu head Bay, allpped on the platform while boarding a train at Manhattan Beach late last night, fell across the track and the wheel crushed his right leg at the knee, The Injured man was taken to the Seney Hospital and Colley and Conductor Kelly were ar- SMALL BROOKLYN ROBBERIES. During the absence of the family. thieves en: tered the apartments of Louis Von Bell, 29 Jefferson street, Brooklyn, and stole $78 in | Money and #87 worth of clothing and Jewelry. 1460 Bushwick a1 nue, early this morning was cleaned out of billiard balls and allverware valued at 876. Between 4 and 8 o'clock this morning W. J. Lennon's saloon, 138 Patchen avenue, was en- tered through ‘the fanlight. A cash register and other property valued at $100 taken, Timothy Rafferty, a homeless man, wax are rested last might on suspicion of stealing two Watches from the country residence of George B. Holman, at Hempst William Redmund's ie store, 886 Pacific 904 atr robbed of $50 worth of Po Heeman Nick Callan, the ex-pugilist, arrested William Kildea, twenty-one, of 355 Mark's avenue, who had three pairs of shoes in his meee —_—_——- > _- Fifty im Love with Fifteen, Mra, Julla Weiss, a ffty-year-old Paterson, J., widow, has fallen violently in love with a year-old boy named Wirtz, The lad rn her to his father, who ordered her fron to young Wirtz, charged on her promise to do 89 no more. Sh oes not seem to be demented, “What Is Home Without a family medicine chesi? and what 1s « family medicine chest without Hood's Pillet It is unworthy the name! Hood's Pills are espe- clally prepared for family use, and are so gentle in action, so easy iu effect,an1 so perfect In result ‘that they ure the ideal home cathartic, ‘*T have used Hood's Pills and have always found them tw act very nicely on my liver and bowels, Hood's Pillsdo not gripe, but leave the bowels in an excellent condition, Q@ M. Um. STEAD, Easton, Pennsylvayla Hood’s Pills Are prepared only by G, I. Hoop & Co., Apothe- caries, Lowell, Masa, U.S A, 25 centa, When Housefurnishing REMEMBER WE FORRISH A HOME COMPLETE | Furniture, Carpets, Stoves | and Housefurnishing Goods at One Price, and that the © Lowest. CASH OR CREDIT. /McCLAIN, SIMPSON & CO, I 539-541 EIGHTH AVE., Northwest corner 37th st. Only One Price Cash or Credit jouse in Amorica. rouses and Apartments to Le One Time, toe, per tine; See nt Time, 176 pe ie; Third om vent Times, Ibe. per Wie Vo eztra charge on &: Unfurnished Houses to Let. Jersey City. B %-ROOM HOUSE, best locality on the a. Apply 20% Sherman pla: FL Flats and Apartments to Let. ~~ Unfurnished—Cast Si FLATS-Northeast corner 1224 at. & Park “@ rooms, bath; block Mount Morrie Park. GRAND 3T. 645-3 & 4 aii-ligut rooms. janitor oo premises: rau a2 city inGiMAN‘R GO. 1381 Broadzay._ MG MEGEMAN & 00. 1381 Br 1D AVE.. 2106 near 108th st.—3 or 4 large rooms, with {inprovements, $8 to $10. 3D AVE 1674-6 painted prov s. Fent reduced 81 pa, bath; | a ime 43D 8T.. 1 E., opposite Dry Dock Bank—To lei, 24 Gat of haves: 9 rouins; ail Light; latest im- provemenia; first-slasa order. 3D AVE. 1160—Four rooms, $8; 3 rooms, $1; (mprovementa. Inquire Janitor, ist ovr, STH AVE Bear 115th at—Parlor @ top fat; th; Mecorated, open plume tng, Wego Mila TH ST. 230 B—M fat. 6 rooms @ bathroom ‘all Improvements cheap STH ST E.—Klegant fate, al! improvements 24 & 4th floors, Anquire Janitor, rettes, Which Is a Fashion You Ought to Know About. FAMOUS Snake Ex- pert Writes of an Ex- citing Hunt After Copper- heads in Connecticut, and How He Tamed Them. EW Flats and Apartments to Let. Unfurniohed—East 8! MATH ST. 239 H.—Flat, € rooms & bath; new house; ei! Improvements, Office, 241 H. 38th at, 38TH ST. & 2D AVE.—Apartmente 3 & 4 larg light rooms, all Improvements; rent moderat tate Office, 241 E, 38th at, ; sift, B-rlook here! decor rooms, gas, tu soTH *, is B.—Hlegant fate, 6 light rooms, bath, improvements; one Ist flat. Janitor. TH ST., 105 M, near Central Park, L statoo— large rooms, #10, $1, ey S6TH ST", 204 E.—Single flat, § rooms, $17; can kive Jasitor's position to party renting office STH ST. 231 E.—Six rooms & bath {mprovements; ball & bathroom bi All House, Room and Apartment Advertisements printed In The World this week repeated FREE in the Evening World, 14 Words 30 Cents. Over 500,000 Circulation, Flats and Apartments to Let. T., 109 —4 Improvements; low rent; janitor. 18TH BT., 43 B., corner Brown place—Corner fata 6 rooms & bath, $12 to $18. 142D 8T., 227 & 299 borho 4; free. Janitor, bespieiss QOTH ST.. 169 TO is? B—9 & 4 rooma doce rated: halls heated; ranges, boilers, tuba ae. 163 B.—Fiats to let; all improvements; Unfurnished—Brooklyn. SORALEMON ST.. 0, Riverside Fists two. 3, $1.10 ly; all suntighted; touts or Wall.at. ferry. FLAT# TO LET, all improvements; § rooms & Tent; good Inducementa to tenante.! bathroom, all ‘in first-class condition; 68 to Inquire on premises; call one week. 407 Franklin ave., $14 to $20; 615 to 621 Si Mark's METH ST., 152 E.—Nice ground aut | ave Hd to 14 and {26 Van Sicklen ave, Tooms @ bath; suit professional person; $37. | $10 to $11. Inquire on premises, or of EDWARD LisTH OT, 87 Lovely large single fat, 2]: MONAHAN, O19 Franklin ave., Brooklyn. aaa ; 488-6 rooms & bath. ai eafoorng, Sil” Umprovernenta; beautiful” location Safes & wh + rooms, all” ij roome, all clean, quiet 11 10TH ST. 122 B—3 & 4 easy paymente, If @ orderly $7.60 to $11 prompt. rene ot cold water, rent, $10; Loftus, Jani FLOORS, 6 rooms, station 18 Carlton ave., 8 rooma $7; all fate all Improve partments, up. Boanion, janttrens, rooms st a9 "BANG. SUI. 12hth wt. 4 ave, A cea Fi of August—161 BE, 1034 st., near mrnlahoe-- Week 8)8e;, eh; all Might; all FURNITURE moved Mn Edith ooo 10TH BT., 148 W.—Flat of 3 rooms; nicely fur- ished for housekeeping; $5. + 4 Jo + 4 101 MTH B8T., 22 W.—@ light + gio furniabe’ rooms; bath, Improvements; $10, 313 weekly. : ISTH ST, 227 W.—Completely furnished fate, $8.50, "94.60, 9 & 87 weekly. 26TH BT., 318 W.—Handsomely furnished fat, 5 yitoamm “bath; all Improvements; housekeeping. janitor. Madison ave., corner 86th st.—Ele- m heat, coal & wood furnished; agent 31ST 8ST. ‘W,—Completely furnished fat f Rent tree July 18; light corner | housekeeping, $ rooms, to respectable partivs ‘ail Improvementa; $25 to $28 House-| only. J @ nice light rome: Williams or janitor. 25TH BT., 249 W.—Parior fat, 4 fully furnished; $7 weekly. COLUMBUS AVE. 862—Newly painted & papered 2d fiat, 6 la light rooms; improvements; | 35TH 8T., 160 W., near Broadway—4-room flat; $7, duntior. i ahs ‘gas range; $20° moath. Owner, LEROY ST. 4-89.50 & $10.80; # larger roome | serit sT., 216-218 W.—Four lignt, cozy rooms & Rewly Atted up. See Janitor. natn decorated; "berdwood Roca, eagens rely WATTS 8T., 17, 19, 21—To let, splendid apart- | furnishes parlor eult gold; references re- ments; rente cheap, location, Janitor. quired. Janitor. STH 8T., 140 ¥ flate in" elty, $15, 89TH 8T., 261 W.—Com, 1TH AVE, rooms, 7 roomw; 116th at station. $40, corner apartments, Heated; l1beral inducements furnished 4-room STH AVE, 2181—Prat of 6 rooms & byth; all im- first flat; bath; summer terms. Doctor's bell ‘provements; near station; § 9TH BT., 252 W.—Nicely furnished flats: $8 to $10 weekly; respectable parties only, Jauttor fery ‘improvement; ATH 8T., 333 W.—4 all- ght rooms @ private bath £1 Aa 39TH ST., 269 W.—Nicely furnished flats, $8 to ‘$10 weekly; respectable parties only. to". 40TH ST., 207 W.—Elegantly furnished 4 rooms st, ‘apartments, 6 room! ow rent; janitor, ‘bath; all light; rent reascnabie, Simpson. HTH ST,, 206 W.y pear Tih avecElegant Broom | (IST ST. 206 W.—4 rooms, furnished completely at, sil improvements, decorated, hot @ cold | , fF housekeeping; refereiice required as to Fe water, ranges, new house, Inquire Janitor. spectability. 4TTH ST, 273 Wi—4 rooms, furmished for house Worden, MST ST. 144 W.—3-room flats, light, attract! 314, 8 ibs bullding: central 1o0 AMES & CO., 109 Wes 47 per week keepiny 6TH 8T., 360 W.—b 7 rooms, silverware, uitchen utensiis, Meyers. WITH ST., 363 W. (station B9th st., Trondway cable)—Furntshed, corner, bay window, @r fate; linen, silver, china, kitchenware, ranges; $40 Upward. Johnson, 5 10ATH ST, 107 W—Completely furniahed 4 oms, bath, $25 monthly; thoroughly respe swhere renidence Nartiett ‘34h at, airy 35TH ST., 120-126 Apartments, all improve- feelect tena: Foote, $35 to $00. G. HEGEMAN & CO., 1321 Euedaey, 4,318 WE er SieRowe ey aay i, UST ST, 337 W.—$10; newly decorated & palates “ light rooms; improvements; Gne order; $14, $17 |38 week up; single rooms, $5; transionts, 81 a $10.50, $12.50, neighborhood ui Furnished—Miscellaneous. houses; ‘$9.60, $11. li MDa 68D 8T., 415 W.-4 rooma_newiy painted; bait| Flats and Apartments Wanted. honth’ free, $14, mall faialiten SETH ST., 405, 407, 409 W.—8, @ rooma; halt} Unfurnished. mongh free; $10, $14 WANTED—Unfurnished floor in private houye utet, OW, 4. Profes 43. W.—Nowly decorated apartme bath; steam heated. Janitor aa ¢| Unfurnished Rooms to Let. STH ST. 113, 115 W.—Elegaut new rooms, "bats beat select tenants; reat moderate, TH ST, 409 —Rooms & bedrooms, $6, 87; 610, vist >i., 40 10 Da W,—hivgaot Bats of 8 12th st, 2 rooma, $6, $7. Foun . handsomely decorated; steain plumbing, hardwood trig ‘wide house, in the finest scueleet turibios “only LARGE, “Unfurnished Roome Wanted. venient Sd-atory re ene, private i adulte only as We 1 TH ST., 69 W.—€ rooms, bath, ground ficor, 29; small family; references Inquire prem-| HRERSMAKER, working outside, wanis room & taen bedroom, Grand @ 69h, M. I, 200 jour ST. —- Ae dl mprov tor or Cook & Co, agents, $26 Columbus ave. Furnished Rooms to Let. 11ST BT. nt Gat, 6 rooms & bath, $20, wear an. ted, $20 mont — IRVING PLACE, 25—Large, pleasant room, 272 W., near sth ave—Beautiful data |” single, newly furnished, $2.00; breakfast | HOST. © rons,” bath, $19; July fr winet LSTH ST.. 314 W.—Six rooms & bath, quter Bouse, | IRVING PLACE, i, near Union Square—C pear Moraiangalde Park, § 4 large rooms; smali room, $ GR6TH ST... 510 W.—$ ail-light ‘roma; bat Improvements, $16; spall famities A CHOICE corner fat cree to July 15; 4& 6 light wo fr lt rooms, all Improvement ¥ 0 $28 Ape CHOICHR CORNBK FLATS, & rooms @ bath, all furalshed *. Wight, $19 to #22. 100 West Lith street | LEXINGTON AVE., 228—Single & double rooms 4 ROOMS & BATH. $18) nent taraiened: cewty,deceratet aparinents. aif linprovemenua, | LEXINGTON AVE: 418 rand Couiral—targe 652 te & 434 at Janitor, or small front rooma, Bamdsomely furnished, « PITZ3iM : BMITH, 477 Lroadway, Conveniences, ‘ t turniabed | YE. «TH Ave. 43, rH 8r., houve. . 400 Wo—Hall bedroom, bath, &e., ae - Corbin’ bell 200 2 plcoly furnished |r GOTH ST., 314 W.—Three large front, en multe: wea! private house. wea, MbeIes lMarmia ressonables board! opélonal 1D ST. 177 E.—Elexant large & amall rooms, gist §T. 104 W.—Parlor) physician or couple | “improvements, for entiemen or cuple, quiet “other Foon, suiminer rated, Ureaktas! optianal SSTH BT. 190 E.—Front & hark parior for couple MD AT. 19 WooNicely. turalsned all rom | oF gentiemen; board if desired, covlage. th ate. sali add on optional Mra. ‘tino patios, Improvements, 43D ST, 102 Wo—Hanteomely furniahed tance a —— North of tasth Street. me 33 floor—Newly furuished ight @ alry room WAVE. 51 NEAR LOTH ST Newly | ; pee | furnthed tirge & small rooms, permanent’ & | FABIAN HOTEL, opposite High Bridge, 174th at FE Ae T WC eiulN TAOT | #2000 per week upward das | adcommbagiots | Brooklyn. sri 8T., 190 W. Crotce roomps | COLD St. a -tarze, sare room allt OTH &T., 59 W. dust inatde; everything eri)? ae ar S) Hroouisi aged Bet t geo SHRI tm iy yaaa room, 24 floor, furuished; con plete hou TH ST, 413 W y turaished front halt | ing cr gent SHOR, PR ene 200 Lised Beaute HIGH ST, 136 large rooma, connected, y ost. TW y turaiahed rooms @ | iihed for houscheeplag, 83 Weekly for (wo tard rar ae LAWKENCE 8T., 19s—-Largo back parlor, 2 oF saeae ries a men, of gentieman & wife, Path PEARL. 87, 89—Well-furnlihed front i f Woobares trout jack rooms, also] Furnished Rooms Wanted. Feasonable 1. wiat | WANTED-—Purniahed toons for Hight hous (TH ST. 218 WomLarge & sail room, very ib-—Large front room, furnished complete TH ST., 323 W.—it bt h PH sr sw Okun el tuotomely tr | Situations Wanted—Female. siti Cooks, of housekeeping; larke parlor, bath, muderate, |COOK-AWilling, ® obiizing woman ae cook & mer Toons, A208 per © epward COOK " woman; supe, meats, desserts STH ST., 58 W., ah a exes faker: city OF country; gud rel provements, excel \ dewired. fw tman y tefercace, baat emi= STH ST. a7 WoW ma, $3: com: |b n be aeen | bail rvome, $1.25. posrdiig Bouse, 252 B 66.B sb, \oy Goon. Hard Times Are Over _ Furnished Rooms to Let. STANTON &8T. oF light housekeeping; front, $3.26; alo front parlor, $2. bs men, $1 to $2 weekly; large r $3.50" weekly, orn st, Brondwe connecting @ single, #3 to 8 manent, een! AIST BT. 225 W.—Connecting rooms, furnished; OTH Pas set ak ii-roomer front, | lBrove ent. nice hall room, L i trom 80 up ee FO8G ISaD ST., 1 W.—Nicely furulahed room to Tet; eae, Ti ght gdimondway—Nicely”fur-| gop gr., 37h W.—anment, § lerge, conneting Lge apo ar ean | roma! light housekeeping; ‘aa & bath; 64 TET 8T., 208 E—Lurge front room, 2 genilemen, | 31) wp. 317 W, Newly turalshed, large “too _couple, $3.25; also tront parlor, $5. LTH 8T., ME. $2; parior & bedroom, | eer st, 118 W.—Choice of handsomel +1 oc iy take 54 gaa, bath, all con eniences; good hom ished rooma, $3 upward; board If desired, IT wT. 147 FANT. HTM ST, 124 W., near Broadway—Tranalenta a0 Nicely furnished rooms, $1.60 to $5. __| “comrmodated; room a board, trom #1 « day. 145, corner 4 ave.—Newly_ furnished | 34TH. —Cholce, deilahttully cool large, 24 oor! room 63 upward, Cannon's bell. wma Sirpasalng table; board op: inal; sumuer tates. 233 E.—Cumfortable large, cool roo Funniig’ water; bath, privace house; sumuor| 27TH OT. 138 W., Just of Broadway —Larae, hon pebreeay, Foomin; newly furtiahed, private bath ITH PT Gory room, running water, | Dreekfast opttonal =a large clon | private houaes | 28TH fT. 218 Ween wel-turnahed Foome, Dear Broadway, 1TH BT, 149. F—Newly furnished large teh ‘airy rooms; $2.60, 88.00, 34. fatey lage STH #7. 2x7 W.—Handsomely furnished large - mali roome yortebly far TH BT., 241 W.—Nicely furnished rooms eom- HET ST., 26 B.—Fxcollent furnished roome Het re TERE Boutekecping.. or with: tate Uemen summer prices, private bath thing new; references 3TH ST., 222 W.—2 conne UTH ST, 109. —Fle floor; algo other rooms wTH BT, mer rat tne 2TH BT, a4 1 sort ‘Also shtigle room priv 20TH BT, 122 1. —Large 40TH 8T., 207 W.—Nicely turntal $3 weekly; rooms in Vawmeut, $1 or without board, Simpa STH BT, 128, near 4th ave —Largo & mall | @D AT. 248, near Broadway—Lari rooms; table board if desired; Southerners ac-| nicely” furnie commodated, southern ex | MOTH ST., 165 E.—Large, nicely furntsted parlor; | 48D ST. 413 W. ousekéeping or” gentlemen; $4.00; thers, | Hing ‘water, gas; $5.60; housckeep! 91.75, $300, i "| room, 31.50, D_ST., 36 1 —Cool roome; sultes, separately: | 4D ST., 139 W.—Neatly furnished rooms, large & Borveliin tubs; reasctable, permanently; board | “small” parlor oor, summer terms optional, - -| 4D ST. 216 W.—Handeomely furnished osm | 44TH ST, 207 E—Large @ small; all conven:| "moderate; conveniences lences; "moderate prices: aru sr. 10 Ww [29TH ST. 147 H—Large ‘ront room; gentlemen ited OF ght housekeeping; bath; private house 10 W. eapeeipsln Tore 41ST ST., 916-824 B.—Furnished rooms, ta Hiished rooms to let; prices. kentlenien; housckeeping; from $1.25 up. @TH ST, 647 W.—Large rooma on $4 Boor; . 816 E.—Nicely furnished roome, In sultable’ for 2; 91.00, 42.60. Casey, | ratlemen; housekeeping; $2 up: coaven> gyri sr. 73 W.—Furniahed rooms tor een [ie gS 15. “ventana Bai men; location central, roma co 7 : B.—Newly furnished roo 343, W. (station 69th wt,)—Destrante to $4, all conveniences, private. hse Pare eal) ios &. furalshed hail rooms; board optional; private aun T#8 NEWS AND GOSSIP oF tie SUMMER RESORTS, Beautifully Ilustrated. OCIENTIFIC ISCOVERY. ee nm The World Makes a Chemical Analysis of a Mosquito’s Poiso and Finds It More Deadly than a Rattlesnake’s Venom. THE BIG FINANCIERS DECLARE THAT All Houes, Room and Apartment Advertisements printed in The World this week repeated FREE in the Evening World. 14 Words 30 Cents. Over 500, Co iroerert fact 8 ‘Furnished room for gent! 4—Large front room, % gentlemen, __ Furnished. Rooms to Let. we ST., 900, 338 Furnished rooma for respegtable ding room, 41.50, MO—Nicely furniahed with or wit rooms, a —Nicely furnished rooms, madioun cloneta; ho Keeping If desired, MTH 8T., 257 W.—Cool & airy square rooms, $6; red & green cars; central. hot & cold water; antly furnished parlor, §7; to $6 weekly. 1 roome for house- keeping, § ty near Lexington ave. \) Writes on BICYCLE ET TE PRESIDENT of a Big New York Club IQUETTE. n REMARKABLE Pic- ture of the Frenzied Pilgrims at the Holy Well of Zem-Zem, the Foun- tain Head of Cholera. He Chamberma CHAMBERMAILD or care or country; no cards, O} cards, 119 W. CHAMBERMAID Milian, 10 &, 16th jorker in priv. ly landed. Nora Forres CHAMBERMAID & aw) ing bous 116 W. 2lat at. CHAMBERMAID—Young now reference, in baby oF a Heany, 1657 CHAMBERMAID—-Colore: WAITRESS—Youn would: nssiat wit private boarding-bous roas or chamberira!d; 124 B, 321 at. DRESSMAKING ‘by da y, ene yg “Prani all kinds of bad ai HOUSEWORK—Woman nr vework, och Polored th at HOUSPWORK—Witling ave., Sd floor. HOUSEWORK in Amert by Swedish woman ( HOUSEWORK—Young # RK Respectal 13 Noor, Girl to Washer & lroner 232 BO KL E We 36 housework, 326 Hovsewokk—air ework fina all work, -Young «| ework. 18 n, sib aves Hunier @ belb, AN Woman the Methods Summer. Saat Advertisements in The World are oka. COOK, first. clans; city of country; take fun | PePeCa ed FREE in the Evening ‘Of kitchen. $40 W. 4yth st. _|World. 20 Words 10 Cente. Over ‘You ial cook & laund cr Thetewore Ia ‘walls family; go 4" rete | 500,000 Circulation, 64° T1ath, at; Gibbon So0k sila on work together; ther ag chambermat: fi country: cigy teferanee. "i iaiat at ring [Situations Wanted—Female. at bell. erence; country, Dale, 138 W. 624 at. CHAMDERMAID & plain sewer, of would anaiat | TOm: ent reference: 10 B. met Ata ak Ea Tate GS Sori | wousewanK youn cinta 60 ate CHAMBERMAID—Gitl ax chambermald in. hotel peas French ‘Spaniah, Chambermatd, Worl, uptown ______] HOUSEKREPER—Young tady wunte situation CHAMBPRMAID—Young Swedish gi as cham-| housekeeper; references, Mra Bauer, SUL Dermaid in private boarding-house or hotel; elty | 10s st, ground Hoor, CHAMBERMAID & waitress, experienced; city or country; reference from present employ’ CHAMMBERMAID In hot at _with waiting In boar best clly reference from last piace. CHAMBERMAID—Young German ira work In small hotel or boarding-house, 162 Lexington ave., candy store. ert or stake care of grown chil " CHAMBERMAID—Girl, for, upstairs work; would now MoM: Taylor, | wasntNa—Woman to wash of do any WAITRES: to do walting oF gen-|_Dowtework by the day. 1918 Park Park ave, eral work 1m rei or country; refer. | WASHING—Young jah woman wishes ence. #35 W. 1th «t., ground floor, eto take howe, Mra, me woman as first-class waitress; WAITRESS—Respectable youn, el 1 WASHING—German lady to éo de washing & cleus & lesa rg rie itll Ne oY fine out-of house, “Jahns, a0" Get ot, ap oor hermes | WASHING—Woman to go out by day toe ebaasats) arenes” Wine 7] 216 E.. 20th at. cAMSTRESS—Dresamaking, ewing, copy, rectify; $1 day. General Houseworkers. city OF country; country preferred, HOUSEWORK—Respectab) private family; 3 chambermaid; platy cook; Fe Work In small private fauitiy; willing & obligi ehetetuat NYKO Se commer Puta eves | Vchen; cam cook orders, Advertiser, 290 ave., top floor. 1OUSEWORK—Neat inh girl for general Mibueworke private family: god plain’ couk, | HOUSECLEANING—Young Ww to do house beat refereucos from present eusployer. 126K. |, cleaning, washing, Ironing, of take waehlag Vetch home; best reference. 206 W. 60th, Colling’s HOUSEWORK— nt girl in country | RESPECTABLE colored woman trom 8 ar lant cinployers uo | dally; best reference, 137 W. 25th et, & Cat . Brooklyn. up, lett, HOUSEWORK—Respectable German girl, speaks koud Boglici to do Keneral bousework, city oF | Professional Situations Wanted — cuntry, 20 We 8th Bey, teas ‘i Female. _ HOE SPWOIK Respectable woman 10 do xoneral | GOWERNESS—Successful teacher desires posltien ww Rapaport) Fel, COULY. | "or summer as governess, housekeey i Hs FO Ac. Gnderstands plano, guitar, banjo, HOUSEWORK —Respectable young woman, Pi Governess, box 60l World, Brooklyn, dy generat b priva —-—— ney vrrease WORK—Young lady desires positions iy work, shurtuand, typewriting; salary peek eo 1 8., 204 B. s6th "at, & 49th at, top flvor in’ oftce, wanted "shere "faithfulness Will be appreciated, by. lady having HOUSPWORK—Young girl to do housework; not | yenrs' experience with present employers as é Wiling & agi Ho cards | keepers correspondent, @e.;_ Brooklyn com i.” 20:8 wiieSta stating salary. “Faltnful box ay World Hovsi ng girl to do housework or| branch, Broadway, Brooklyn. lipetaire work; willing to go to counity.” 414 E. | sTENOGRAPHER. @ typewriter by @ay er WOGhi ain't will do copying at home at very HOUSBEWORK—Young girl for general housework | rates; owns machine, Typewriter, box 300 2 small family, city feterence. Call 252, | uplown. iz ball nah STENOGRAPHER & typewriter, employed Rood referenco; dat, U newark, ia email fauily; ‘sleep home. N. eesnates Sein ow. Sab vt STENOGRAPHER: must, have positions some ae SEWOK—Colored girl for general houses | perience, Remington, Smith Premier, Mise ®y work 1a fat. Gh F., 217 W. doth at,, frome | 30 E. 2th et,, room 21, houne. STEW RDESS—Young woman (colored) as sews HoUsEWORK= Young woman, #8 for general | ardeas of seamstrens; accustomed to travel, ep EXPERT Shows Latest for Reducing r Flesh During the All “Situations Wanted”’ Femalé Generat barrios HOUBEWORK—atr from, 1 SR a: que Waltrese of children ac. 4 years’ ret: tor Ison, 413 W. 2Ath at. HOUSEKERP! a per oF Niebilng, 12/8. 14th at aie JANITRESS—Widow, with | daughter, as Janitrova, wishes fat; will balance ances’ $30" 70th at, top Boor, or general $ sirl, late- a W. 4th at. day or week m3 Wo"tdth ety 34: Moor, LEONE DAY'S WORK—Respectable reas, out by the day washing, Ironing oF "o tieamnale Dent references, 229 K. 11ith st IRONER—First-claae family ifonert waald) eae with chamrework. bell 1. for upat IRONING—Young girl wishes to leare Mra Hick, 16 ‘would be willing to pay. ith at. LAUNDRESS, frst class, by day; best city refer ‘ence. 106 H. 62d st.; Oliver's bell, iat at anything, except 4 chambermaid or at, room 14, bell. Ww, GT Respectable woman to Washing home, Mook, #4 B. 10th at, 24 floor, back. or home; latest akirte, Je home, $5; best refer > Brooklyn, childrense clothes, i. Murses, Ladies’ Maids, ae. NURSE—Refined young, lady whe speaks & German, to take ch country, or as seamstress ip Zale birth, growing child; good mothera care; ea vanagh, perienced nurse; references, W. 64th at, NURSE—Young girl to take care of children & upataire work, clty or country, McQuade, 103d at. ; NURSE would like bab bottle, at her home. to do general housework, be 306 W. dint s bir, om te ra, Thomas, 1643 1st are, trom girl wishes situation tn WET-NURSE—Young, healthy womam as Taran bienty at faiths god “Tetorenees, “Sed Kir] as houveworker or | "35a" at, ences, 140 Tih AMERICAN WOMAN to wo i around private hows or fat at light work; best referees Carpenter, 316 W. 44th at, DISHWASHER—Strong young wom: an family In the country st ‘andy store, 29 Princ irl 18, to do Light i le woman to 4o Keneral ig week, owning machine, desires sity or eountry, id | ments for the’ balanse of week or by day ge long eaperiences oe) will do housework; good plain | “ere st Rome. Sten, Dox STENOGRAPHER & Remington Seriea tion: willing to assist with moderace, Miss C., 306 Van Ca on ab present ed irl” for general » Brovklym. iculara, apply by letter to T. R., 408 \ CHER—Successful teacber & ee Would like position for the summer as. t governess, Housekeeper, & & Z., box 13 TYPEWRITING—Young lady, employed day, owning machine, to’ do typewrit Feasonable rates, good work; hom: 3H. bos 343 World uptown. Mins Smith's hell p with housework & fangirl, 3, un > dow gendral’ Rousework; | TYPEWRITER-Young girl, 17. for tet at il Theeday, 1384 Greene | office work: willing @ obliging; 3 3 year" experience. Ase, 94 aad ges R WANTED—By lady of experience, — 4 school oF ate family to tench teach beginners Latin, € music, or be companion for lady: ences given, Misa Washington County, mathematics Wing @ obliging. Call 270¢ ve