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Etre piston paily 61013t: 5inthg, gottmbtr 23, 1884.4ualympit $ttti: ON THE ROLLERS. BOARD AND BOARD AND ROOMS. r110 LETRoom, up 1 flight, opposite Common. ma .1. Tremont suitable for office or light business.

Particulars 31 Milk rifeltell'atoTm; housekeeping. Apply at 1 Grosvenor second street above Dudley, off Washington at. LETAt will the tHighlands, iegw a suite, or square ufserrel fagnhtl i LET-3 furnished rooms, in suite or singly, ta .1 family hotel on Columbus rooms sunny and it 4pTte. io. 4110abergeoffieelecorts; steam etc.

AddreSS r111 with table board, 22 Newton dSu8to u22 WO LETA lady having a suite of rooms in a de. sirable location at the South End will let 1 roona to a quiet gentleman very reasonable. Address "8.19,"' Globe Mee. 8Ste, Trio LETRooms at the Highlands, for lodging, near the Roxbury P. privilege of kitchen; cell.

tral to all lines of horse cars. Address 12," Globe office. It r110 LETSuite of 3 rooms for light housekeeping IL for man and wife. 15 minutes' walk from Whited st. Apply at 30 Court room 5.

GOODING. 2ton21 fro LET-227 W. Canton near Columbus a pretty sunny room, with furnace heat and gas; furnished or unfurnished; up I flight; family private. To LET-2 neatly-funtished rooms with boils privileges; rent reasonable. Apply at No.

9 vile place, near Providence depot. dfiu5t n21 MO LETFurnished front parlor. Apply at 34 1 Eliot et. d8u5ts si.22 Tfoi Eh eEd o-11 sprivate light housekeeping. two completely bath.

to parties without children; South Wash' ington 2 Walnut pl. d8u4to n20 pwleittehleysteuer t. LET-3 rooms, furnished for housekeeping ot business, together or separate. Inquire 68 Dove' room 1. Sud5r n23 MG LETBy the day or week, nicely furnished' rooms to quiet, responsible parties.

Address "Ids It. 89 Globe office. its rpie LET-2 desirable frotit unfurnished rooms ma street floor to responsible parties; the rooms are separate from the rest of the fiat. Apply at 25 Albion suite', between 9 and 10 and 3 and 4 daily. 88u LETTo a reliable lady, a very fine furnishel room at the South End.

Address "8. 8," Globe office. it. rim CARROLILTONCor. Providence an 1 Church sts.

opposite Providence depot, condacte on the American and European plans, and is very een. trally and pleasantly located, being convenient to the theatres, large dry goods houses and all the plitees of amusement, and only one block from the Public Garden; horse cars pass the house every few minutes to all parts of the city and suburbs; no pains will be spared on the part of the proprietor or those in attendance to make the Carrollton a pleasant home for all who may favor it with their patronage. E. E. TETH, clerk: A.

W. WORCESTER. proprietor. Special rates to professional people; telephone to house. dSu7t 1119 1)p0011 RENTS REDUCED ONEHAILIP le, by using the improved mantel bed; plo to 815; Oft casters, not fastened to floor or wall.

Parlor Mental Bed headquarters 753 Washington 1 flight. 8Sus by steam, Malden A few choice rooms, sing 124 le or en suite, are now ready for the cold water, good' from Boston; 1 minute from and it. 11190111DAnd nursing in confinement; infants boarded and wet-nursed. Mrs. DESMAZES, fie.

Billerica, Mass. d8110t ult3 110 1ARIE see trARE FrOViderke0 .1. depot; European and American plan; nicely-furnished rooms by the day or week at moderate prices. dflullOto ol6 UXCELLENT TABLE BOARD.WITIE .12.4 6 o'clock dinner, at 04.50 per week; the best the market affords and first-class French cooking. 290 Columbus ay.

its ee de ti oe and Ahe 0ARDA private family in Dorchester. near Mt. Bowdoin station, would take 2 gentlemen or a egentleman ofifureset-c. first-class idsr ews est.o board Glob WA.N'rEDA young married couple would like IV a room with board in a very small private family; widow yreferred; references exchanged. Address "8.

21," Globe office. stating location and terms. its -WANTEDFurnished rooms in city, or South VT End, by respectable party. Address A. M.

MERRILL, 239 Sitawmut ay. 88us the opening. The proprietor of the rink is Mr. E. P.

Po tient The Samoset Polo Club of South Abington has received a challenge from the Stoughton club, and will play Thanksgiving afternoon. A fancy dress carnival will Occur at ElmwoOd rink, Framingham, Thanksgiving eve. Among the list of prizes is a gold-headed cane. The Boys' nolo team of Somerville have challenged the '87 and '88 Inch school team to a game next Tuesday night. at Bacon Hall rink.

Five out of the elx men who met the Bostons at Smyth's flail rink. Friday evening, were members of the champion Manchester team of last season. Many rink managers will not have any exhibition Thanksiziving day, thinking a large enough audience will attend without any special attraction. The polo game at Prospect rink. Cambridge, Wednesday evening, between the Company Fifth Regiment, teitin and the IL H.

White club resulted in a draw. There was a ball at South Abington rink Wednesday evening, music beine furnished by Bowles Beals' orchestra. Supper was served at the Hobart House. The new polo team at the Bijou, Portland, IS composed of Morway, Kelsey. Smith of the Forest Frank Dunn of the Old Orchards, Orr and Foster of lhe Old Ihjous.

At Vallombrosa rink, Lawrence, a complimentary was telidered the Odd Fellows last week. Next Wednesday evening a slinilar reception will be given to the Freemasons of the city. Last Wednesday evening the Somerville High School class of '80 contested a friendly game of nolo with a team front the classes of '87 and '88 at Bacon Hail rink, and were dereated 3 to A new rink attraction is the Boston Athletic Combination, conskting of athletes selected from the Boston gymnasiums. Their first, appearance Is at the Harvard rink Tlianksgiviug evening. A three-mile race at Westboro rink Wednesday evening between John Cassm on the bicycle and W.

F. Stone on roller skates was won by the latter in 12.40. Twenty-three laps were called a mile. Thursday afternoon the Bijous of New Bedford went to Taunton. and in the evening played against the Taunton Polo Club at Broadway rink.

The game was won by Taunton in three straight goals. The Westboro Polo Club has the following makeup: Irvine Wood, captain E. J. Powers, secretay Walter Fay. Charles Catkin, Melvin Loci-hart, Walter Dreyton substitute, Fred Herbert H.

O. Bernard. releree. The polo club of professional base ball players is practiclue, and the men are getting down to the game. They will not conic out ready to play mitil they are confident they have become sufficiently skilful to make a fair showing.

The Leominster Polo Club went to Keene. N. Thursday night, and defeated the home team, inutile three out of five goals in twenty-nye minutes. Tills may be said to have inaugurated the eatne there. as it was the first team that bad ever visited ti city.

There has been considerable talk about forming a polo club in Springfield for the coming winter season, but no definite action itaa been taken Maul Manager Little is constantly introducing novelties at the skating rink. and there is now much inure interest in tile sport than last season. At Alpha rink, Framingham, Thanksgivine night. there will be a fancy dress carnival. Hunt Twitchell offer the following fancy costume, laity, pair of gold bracelets; second best fancy costume.

lady, gold ring: best fancy costume, gentleman, pair of gold cull Mittens; best original costume, lady or gentleman. Russia leather skate bag. A big carnival and ball will come off at Lewiston rink, Thursday. Thanksglying night. Perkins' band will give a street Detains.

Invitations have been sent to the Lewiston and Auburn members of the Legislature, and the members of the city governments of both cities. A grand march of costumed skaters wiii include twenty-tive novelties, monkeys, gigantic birds, clowns, etc. The opening of Soinerville's new and commodious rink Thursday evening was witnessed by oue of the largest audiences the city has ever seen. Among tile persons present were Air. Frank E.

Winslow, Mr. John Stackpole. Mr. Walter M. Hadley and other rink men.

Mayor Cummings made a very pleasant address, saying that he looked upon the euterpriseas one which would tend to the welfare of Somervitle. Mr. George 13. Moore, tile manager. followed in a neat speech, anct skating and music Ailed tne programme of Merriment-Salem rink has been very much Improved during the summer vacation.

A new floor of yellow birch in two inch strips has been laid. 1 he sides nave been sheathed and limited and the roof draped in national colors. with baunerets of the different nations and states. The roof has been reshingled and the heating apparatus improved. The sKate roo has 450 pairs of skates, and will be cared for by Edward Friend.

George H. Whitney well act as manauer, and the floor director will be Charles E. Davis. There will be about 1000 Chinese and Japanese isomers lighted tomorrow nigilL The rink band will furnish music every afternoon and evening, and a game of polo will be played every Tuesday evening. In the pool rooms in this city, betting IS quite active on the results of the various polo games, particularly those of the League.

The betting on the final result is about even be. tween the Paris team of East Boston, the Bay States of Chelsea and the The betting is not very general thus far, as many are afraid that some of time dark horses, such as Salem and Lowell. may win. Others seem to think New Bedford polo and roller-skating enthusiasts are bound not to be outdone by any one. Invitattons are anent to oe extended, it is said.

to the various rink and polo club managers within a radius of fifty miles or more. calling tor a convention to be Lied at the Bijou auk. that city. The purpose is to form another polo league, to be known as the southeastern New England Polo League. Among the places which will be represented in this proposed league will be Pawtucket.

Fall River, Middleboro, Sandwich and probably Brockton. The clubs named would form a tine league, as several of them have quite a reputation. Much interest is taken in the formation of the league, and it is expected that the meeting will be held Immediately. REAL ESTATE. 1-10111 SALEChelsea, high land.

fine house, 9 Itrooms and bath, arranged for two families; 5000 feet of land, with fine selection or fruit and berry bushes; also neat stable; price $2500. S. B. LOGAN, 3 State et. SSu 0 SALESouth Boston, house 12 rooms.

in tit good repair; large lot of land; chance to build another house; also small stable; now rented for P1100; price $3300. S. B. LOGAN, 3 State st. SSW' Fon LECantbridgeport, house i rooms.

ar- ranged for two tontines; good. lot of land; price SI900. S. IL LOGAN, 3 State st. SSus FSALE Chelsea, near the square, house 9 st rootns, in good repair; price $1900.

S. LOGAN, 3 State st. SO411 SSus -VIM SALEWest End, large brick house 16 rooms, near Lowell price W4500; good investment; owner leaving the country. S. B.

LOGAN, 3 State st. SSW' -VD ta. SALEChelsea, corner estate, house, 9 MOMS aud bath-rootn; all in the best repair; lot of 100 feet front; price S2000. S. LOGAN, 3 State st.

SSW, VOIR SALEChelsea. cottage, 7 rooms, near City liall, price 81400: cottige house, 0 rooms, near square, price F1200; both in good repair; sold on easy terms. S. B. LOGAN, 3 State st.

SSus 110 It SALEEast Somerville, slated-roof house. 8 JU rooms; good lot of land; near ateatn and horse ears; price 81800; to settle an estate. S. B. LOGAN, 3 State pit.

fiSu FOR, SALEMelrose. near depot, house. 8 rooms, in good repair, with tine stable; price it1700: easy terms. S. B.

LOGAN, 3 State At. SSu. Olit. SALL' Cambridgeport. corner house, 9 rooms; nearly 5000 feet of land, with large amount of fruit: near 3 lines of cars; price F2600; easy terms.

S. B. 3 State st. SSu 41 LC P4 ALECharlestown district, house 0 rooms, in good repair, for 62000; easy terms. S.

B. LOGAN. 3 State st. SSu highly productive farm of 115 acres of good land. all tenced with stone wall; hou barn and sultabie out buiklings also milk route largely suppdedifrom the farm, which keeps a stock of 20 cows the year round; there is offered with this farm the crops and all the stock and tools, including mowing maehine, 17 cows.

5 heifers. 1 Jersey bull, horses, harnesses and carriages. 30 miles from Boston on A. It. 112 miles from village of 11.000 inhabitants: price low.

DAVIS FOX, room 82, Equitable building. its Fen SALEA nice Mlle farm of 90 aeres, good land, situated 113 miles from maliti faCtilrilig Vitlage; there is oil this place a beautiful orchard. produemt yearly 50 bids. apples; convenient to factories of eifferent kinds; price low; terms easv; also one of tne best farms in the State. DAVIS it FOX.

room 89 Equitable building. It -V012 SA LENew house of 8 rooms and bath. hot and cold water, furnace. teat of land. 2 minetes walk from depot.

good location, price low. DAVIS FOX. room 82, Equitable building. It "DOH NA.LE-712 miles from Boston, housc of 9 I rooms and bath. furnace and water, piazzas on 2 sides, a stable with cellar.

concrete walks, 7000 feet of land, 3 minutes' wilk from depot. 27 trains each way per day; also other houses. DAVIS FOX, room 82 Equitable building. It fiN0 it A LEtat a week will buy a nice house lot at Holbrook. i'llftondale.

Somerville or Atlantic. GATES EARDWELL, 40 Water at. It FDIC SAL LE---(EUgn up) lot 7, Claremont Ar- I iinutou lieivitts. 11.250 5e. a foot.

3.ATES BARDIVELL, 40 NVater at. it estates; Lexington. 5 acres. AN500; Arlington. '2 acres, FS500; cost ever GATEs BAR DWELL.

40 Water at. It 1001lit SALEEstate at Bostan High bums. ouiy tt4000; also tine brick house at South GATES BARDWELL. 40 Water st. its FOR sALE (Sign up) lot 12, 60x1.25, Florence Arlington Heights, 7500 5c.

a foot. GrATES BABDWELL. 40 Water Ht. Ito Foie SALEHouse alift stable. "near Porter's," nixed 123000: yrice k2500: terms S500 cash.

GATES tiAitrivs 40 Water Boston. It WO It 144LEhi Malden, a neat French-roof cottase, 10 rooms, with furnace, bath, hot and cold water; large stable, 3 stalls, lots of carriage room; 28,000 feet of land; fruit awl forest trees; tine view; near station; $3500. E. B. NEWHALL, 242 Washington st.

tiSu f4 loat SALEIn Malden. 212-story house. 9 rooms. suited for one or two families; stable. 000 feet land; corner lot; lots of fruit; near station; 4250.

E. B. NEWHALL, 242 Washington st riSue 1DO soA LEIn Malden, a neat cottage, 4 rooms, SHOO; 6 rooms. 81050; 8 rooms, W17 00, 211750, 02000. S2200.

p2500, $2800. 513000, 03600. E. B. 'NEWHALL, 242 Washington at.

SSus MS) It SA LEExchange or rent, bou se of 30 rooms, slance halls. school room. seats 50, stable for 6 horses. 3 acres land covered withitrult and ornamental trees; price low and terms easy. A.

B. SI AY AR Westboro, Mass. d6u3t u22 SALE-30-acre farm. stock. crops and tools; good buildings; 400 cords wood can be sold; 1 nide front cliurah.

post oMce and depot; 4 cow. 1 horse and a good lot of farming tools; price t12800. A. B. MAYNARD, Westboro, Mass.

ttSu3t n22, WOK IA LECottage house, 7 rooms, in good repair. 4750 feet of land; near steam and horse cars; 312 miles from State price 700; four own terms; send for our Real Estate Advertiser, free. B. C. PUT-NAM.

24 Tremont row. dSti3t n22 WOK etA ILEBlock of 2 houses, 10 rooms each now rented for e44 per month; near steam and horse ears: 312 miles out: price 04200: easy tA3rfill B. C. PUTNAM, 24 Tremont row. dSu3t n22 OIR SALEMalden.

P2000 (must sacrifice). Al new Queen Anne house. 7 rooms; 5000 feet land; select location and neighborhood: 5 minutes to Centre depot. C. E.

DAMON, 172 Washington st. SSW, 1, -1 OR SALE Malden, $1200, house 5 rooms; stahle; 24,535 ft. land. awl 13 other houses. C.

E. DAMON, 172 Washington St. 4'1011, SAL ILEA fine lot in Mount Auburn cern-- tory. with 300 square feet, located on Indian Ride path. Indian Ridge.

nearly opoosite the lot of the poet VV. Longfellow; terms very liberal. Address "E.K" Globe office. oStitt 1120 Fo. SALEOr exchange, city and suburban residences.

farms. lintels and business places. GEORGE H. WELLS. 235 Washington St.

dlintOts nt5 S4LE-14 miles out, close to depot, very FiEbe osv little home. 6 acres. plenty fruit; 2-story rooms; good-sized stable. with cellar; build lugs in thorough repair; good water; price $2600; terms easy- JAMLS GRAY, 1 Pembetton sq. dSti3t n22 ID011 SALEThe subscriber, having some very desirable building lots (on high ground near the steam earsfare the same as by horse railroad would like to confer with parties who want a home but have a mail amount of cash; extraordidary assistance wild be tendered.

Please call and I.arn interesting particulars, 43 West st. S. N. CIFORD. SSW' MIOR SALEA choice selection of Southern property, vonsistiag of truck farms, cotton.

saw and woollen mills, Caliber tracts. stock ranges, coal ntines and lands. orange groves and desirable homes; property of every description bought, sold and exchanyed; loans negotiated, notes discounted and money to place on mortgage. Sud3t n23 OR SALEOr exchange, hou ses in helsea Boston and Somerville; will sell on easy terms, or exchaaote for a farm. FRENCH ALDEN, 302 Vasilington at.

100111, MALEOr exchange for bar room or groeery store, a nice house in good location. JACK-SON HALE, 187 Washington st. dSu3t n22 -E1011. Charlestown, a house of 12 rooms. sealable for 3 families; tine location aud in good repair; will be a bargain.

and on easy terms. Call at 103 Eina Charlestown. dSunt 1322 OU oen front brick house, South End. Apply at Real Estate Office, 744 Harrison cot. East Newton st.

dSo4t n22 AVANTEDFor exehange. house in Everett, if 1 rooms, arranged for 2 families; 7000 feet land; rent $30 per month; 5 cent fare; near Charlestown line; will improved real estate in or near Boston. Address 87 Chester sq. dSwito 1122 BUSINESS CHANCES. "DOR SA LE-4300, general variety store, with 12 licensed employment office connected; good location; splendid eloinee for lady; will pay $500 to 600 per year it properly managed.

Apply to E. S. WOLFE 63 Court at. dS1161 1i19 LEOfficial printing press, chase 53712, self-inker, nearly new, SO fonts type, racks. cases, lead-cutter, card will be sold cheap if applied for at once.

Apply to or address A. E. PRATT, North Weymouth, Mass. dSubt nIS Fon. PI A.

E-- A lodging-house in a very central location; full of wood payinv lodgers. For particulars apply to C. S. moNToomEinf, 27 Motto lloston. dSu4ts 1120 VOR SALEIn Cambridge, a tirst-class milk route; about, 25 cans: owner wishes to retire front business.

Address 2," Globe office. dlintOts 1t21 L'oU ssALE-One printing press. with fountain, treadle and steam fixtures; chase, 30 founts type, 11 price ii150. 20 Norfolk ay. (Nun n21 MACEOne-half interest of well established 21' it and glove store in Boston; none but au experienced man with F1700 wanted.

Address P. O. box 1767. dSti5to 1)21 I :410111 sitALEButter, tea and fruit store, junction of 3 streets. doing a cash business: very best location in the city; fine windows, fixtures ami team; large order rodte; this is an opportunity good reasons for Selling.

Address 13, Globe office. SSW' rSA LENice lodging-houses in central loca- tion, paying large profits: low rent; price low. JACKSON HALE, 187 Washington et. Sui131. n23 rOtt 01.1-LEOne Of the best fish markets at 1 South End; doi.ig a large business; can be bought for 01400.

now, as owner has other business. FRENCH ALDEN, 302 Washington et. Sliu 11 AA ILLPrice pS50 lodging-house. 14 rooms; 12 beds; rent. ftri8 iiiii nth; located between Revere House and Northern depots; splendid place to let rooms; sickness cause or sale: no brokers need answer.

Address 24," Globe Wilco. tiSti5t n10 OIL KALENo. 20 Indiana place, a lodging': house of 14 rooms. in perfect order: price, id10110; down and balance on easy terms; rent, tAzifv0; tk tess cause of selling. 8ud3t n23 UORTS4-A-ALECtrocery fixtures, an elegant seT, 12 containing counters, barrels.

drawers and log; nearly new; built for McDewell Adams, and can be seen at 158 Tremont st. For further information apply to JOHN H. WALSH, 7 Charlestown st. SSW' VOIL SALEPOO, grocery store; good thorough- fare and a good trade; owner is going into other business: no fault eau be found of this place. SAMUEL G.

CURRY, 45 Milk st. Swift 1s23 NAILEButter business; cheap for cash; good store awl team trade, with complete Mill live town near liO4t011 personal reasons for selling. Address 12," Globe office. 8ud4t n22 SALEAt the South End, a lodging-house of 13 rooms, filled with first-class paying lodgers; II rare chance to any ono meaning business. Address 4," Globe oMce, Boston, Mass.

Sud3t 1i23 WANTEDParties to take stock in an enterprise that will pay 20 per cent. Apply at 150 Hanover between 11 a. tn. and 2 p. in.

for few days. Su drA n23 'WANTEDTo buy or rent. store property in Boston; suitable for liquor businecs. Address 6," Globe ortiee. dSu3ts n21 VETANTEDA live man.

who understands cutting, meat, to take half interest in grocery and provision business; an old stand: capitql r.luired trt300. 181 Whvolaington 0, C. F. TOTWIZ. '1144" BUSINESS CHANCES.

oSALEDegirable drug business. Address "II. 12," Globe office. d8u10t n22 LI Olt SALECheap for cash, provision store, 41 Hampden st. Inquire at store.

Suit 'rt. 1123 084LE A fish market on main has al- 11 ways and is now paying well sickness cause of sale. For further particulars address 12." Globe office. dStat n22 WANTED. WANTEDThe public to know that any one is a liar who says the original Chickering Studio is not located at 21 West or that it has removed or that its proprietor ever had any idea of moving.

Our work is the best in Boston, and the simple reason is beeause we buy largely at a discount for cash, paying artists weekly, and are not encutnbered by mortgages or keepers. We do not exhibit as our own work any specimens of photography not made by us. Our studio is not the largest in the world." but its appointments are the finest. it has more patrons and produces better and more work than any other in this city. ELMER CHICKERING, proprietor, 21 West Boston.

dStetts n19 WANTED-1000 Hale girls to send for 3 dolls, only 15 cents for all, with an elegant wardrobe of 32 pieces. 'I here is one little imy and two littie girls in each set, with pretty faces, anti their wardrobe is so extensive that it takes hours to dress atm undress them in their different snits. Mailed free on receipt of 15 cents. two sets for 25 cents. Massachusetts Organ 576 Washington one flight.

SSW' 111T ANTED --Lasters to keep away from Ara Custb man Auburn. also, Gay. Woodman Lewiston. Me. Per order L.

P. U. dSutt au9 WANTEDPersons desiring light and pleasant work for evenings, to send 15 cents for 8a Itiple and instructions to Antaens Companv. II Clifton Dorchester district, Boston, Mass. WTIISSic, n19 IVA NTE DGentleinen's cast-off clothing; send 1V postal and will call and pay the highest cash prices; strictly first-class Americans.

H. KoFFMAN Worthington Boston Highlands. Mass. lt ctalogiies. to know that we Io such work; it will be to your interest got our rates for such work.

JAMES LIN 'NOS ION it mailing rooms, 147A Milk Boston. a.irtrel linD1 tricti first-class work at a very low price. 1123 NTEDAll responsible persons desiring corV respondents for aniusement or Inatriinony, send 10 cents for copy of Wedding Bells, the largest paper of its kind printed. P. O.

box 2529, Boston. Sud2fito n2 holding it2f roor m3 114efolgi-taarnrdeltsa. 1(7' I.w7t4Nol 1.1r 178 Washington st. a4ti3t n22 WANTEDAll inventors to know that I make no charge for obtaining patents until after the patent is actually allowed; over 30 years' experience; send for book. C.

A. SHAW, 11 Court Boston. dSutr ol4 AGENTS, PARTNERS, ETC. ANTEn-By mechanic, who can invest St2000 cash. anti who has been foreman for an ornamental iron tirm for It years.

an interest or equal partner in au established metallic manufacturing business, or would associate with a gentleman with additional capital to develop an exclusive manufacturing business partially patented and with all the tools, stock. etc; would otherwise take a position as workman at a fair remuneration; references exchanged. Address B. 8," Globe nice. Its 11LTAINTEDAgents who mean business.

for the IT Little Wonder: 915 to $30 weekly; sample and terms only 10e. Address Dickerinan Novelty Taunton. Mass. dSu8t n20 to sell nursery stock; good salary alio expenses paid; references required; experience not necessary. A.

M. ROLLIN S. Campo lio, Mass. Send stamp for terms. titiu8to 1116 WA'TEDPartner, in a permanent business.

with $76; you can secure steady employment with $1.2 per week sure. Address 8," Globe office. SSW' 1 -w A Al lb Corset agents and canvassers -in WANTEDAgents to handle the fastest selling I books in the market; good commission paid weekly in full. Apply at 8 Bromfield room 01 SudlOt n16 photographers. Wtt ritN iabfe agents to introduce our superior satin finish cabinet photographs.

Apply between 9 and 11a. in. Sutra n23 WANTEDMedical book solicitor; au unusual I onportunity is offered to trAined solicitors for medical publications in Pepper's American System of Medicine, published by H. C. Lea's Son Co.

of Philadelphia, the canvass for which will begin immediately. Address SAMUEL L. HA LL.17 Pemberton sq 117-ANTEDGood agents in every town to sell our needlebook, waterproof aprons, self-locking crimpers, patent clothes fork, sleeve protectors, statimiery packages; quick to sell; large profits. New England Novelty Mfg. 24 Portland Boston.

SoMs AVANTEDA physician wishes a partner. Ad. I dress "Medicats, 11. 1.1.." Globe (Alice. SuM 111TANTEDA young man with some capital as partner in an established printing business in Address 13." Globe office.

WA TEMP Agents to examine new books-- "Ronutnee and Tragedy of Pioneer Life." "Webster's Family Dictionary," ''Treasury of also the "People's Cyclopedia." MARTIN GAHMIION tit 79 Milk Boston. Stat. 019 100 iPtit.tea!ly'EntriAlll'i irAesiltTEIN'(gidSwtiaa N. Y. Su5t4' o26 IV ANTEDA few good canvassers to sell our Christmas books (5); 1 lady sold 45 the first week; 1.

55; profits 1144.80; 1 man sold 62; 1. 66; 1. 70. in a week: send for circular and terms; experience not necessary. CASSELL .1.

CO. (Limited), 822 Broadway, N. Y. SuNlo IVA NTE DPartner in TII acturing business: given and required; ai good chance for those who will lose their situations on account of the election. Address 7," Globe office.

Swint it23 WAN-ICEDA few smart men to sell holiday goods by sample; sure to sell fast on on thstaitnents; best of reference required. HENRY WARR. 45n Washington St. dSu3Oto iiZ AVANTEDAgents in every city in the New Eng. land States to sell an article of merit.

secured by copyright; sells at sight at a margin of more than 200 per samples sent upon receipt of 25e. in stamps; this is no humbug; money refunded if not as represented. Address Box 118, Taunton. Mass. tiSulOto u115 IVANTEDAgents for an article used lii every family; sells at sight: 93 to 95 per day made easy; send 10 cents for sample and circular.

Address J. le. DAVIS, Fall River, Mass. dSti4Orw "IVA NTEDA partner in a good paving business: 500 required. Address 19," dlobo otilee.lt 1VAeNekTyL DAddritesIsa'1.

feiTIZ'itteerextrguegtsit)4 SITUATIONS WANTED. housekeeper. Taire 131. --nAo osittitel ea tt on to "Housekeeper," No.1 Melrose mt. 1120 WANTEDAn American widow lady would like a position as housekeeper in a small 'faintly; references exchanged.

Address "Housekeeper." Clifton-dale. Mass. dSittit w20 VA N'rEDA man of Mot good address. wishes a situation as salesman; would travel South or would take the agency of a city or large town of a genuine good seiling article; best of reference. 18," tilobe Mee.

driinit ti19 ViTANTEDA situation as 'superintendent of a cotton mill by a young married gentleman with a practical and thorough acquaintance with plain goods: understands all ahout the machinery of a mill and is competent in every particular; first-class references. Address W. B. BRADFORD, 1212 Western slantbrideeport. dSutf au25 woman Ar realletentaa 'ten as tnurse American t.sae-n keeper in a widower's family.

Address Mrs. WELTON, tlytte l'ark, Mass. dSit3t n22 oarte WiloNuestESwit no objection to a large family ot children; moderate wages; city or country. Call at 4 liollit st iiSu3t n22 IITANTEDBy a young man with 2000 to invest, IV a position to learn the meat business. Address within 10 days.

P. 0. box 833, lioelciand, Mass. WANTEDSituation as saleslady. copyist, or ally respGosible position.

Address at 14 West Dedham suite 2. SSIt. WANTEDA situation to do housework In a IT private faintly; Is a like laundress and good cook; reference can be given. Apply at 22 N. Russell st.

SSus rittov ttil.en11 erenee first-elass house. For further particulars address "IL 10," Globe office. dSti3to n211 aonwflatenrisi such a man address 4," Globe office. 1121 AVANTEDIly a boy of 15, to learn the printer's tratie; must get off Saturday at 12 Address ALBERT PUNCH, 3 Garden-st. et.

1121 AVANTE DA refined American young ladv 1 would like a position as cashier, or have charge of some department In a hotel, or cashier in store; can give hest of references. Address A. Globe office. Sudtf 891 olu's Lilo) crniT norasmASefraimelilly; preferred; good home for the whiter more an object than high wages. Address "1'.

1," Globe office. It IVA 11)By an American woman, saloon work I of any kind; willing to do anything. Apply at 42 Dover st. its IILTA DBy young man. office or inside sates- inan's position; A 1 references; expectations low.

Address "4.1.." 47 Indiana ph lt IVANTE 0By a colored boy, position to -work about house, care of furnace. etc; can furnish reference. Address "IL, 24," Globe office. 8101 11 7 ANTE DSit nation by fl first-class cook. Scotch ProWMtaiIt.

itr or country; first-class reference. Call i mddress 28 North Anderson st. dSu3t 1123 acorieultitrlle yip Nre-TetilarieLd gs lotour ences. Apply at 70 West Canton st. SUMS IIANTEDCirculars.

cards, to distribute in Boston or nut of town. For interview in regard to style of distributing, address "T.11," Globe (Mice. ILITANIVE IPA place by a plain eook; good reterence. Address 7," Globe office. Sud3t 1123 IV A NTED-1Sy a young man, a chance to accont- uany a narty or firm who are going to the fair at New Orleans; good references furnislied.

Address 19," Globe office. SSie IILT ANTEDA situation as Steward or manager of I a lirst-elass hotel or club house, by a most competent man who speaks French and German fluently; best references given. Address 50." Globe oMce. dSutf au22 LOST, FOUND. ETC.

LOST OR WrOLENFrom Smith Townsend's wharf, East Boston, a boat about 14 ft. keel. Any giving information at Bartlett's dredge. Mystic wharf, Charlestown, will be suitably rewarded. dSu4t n20 owEnner terra have proving let.1111111cyh.

big charges. Apply to No. 281 Maverick st, Es.st kitigat MALE HELP WANTED. ViTANTINDrapante young men to grow np in dry goods Jobbing business. Apply to Mr.

WISWELL. 38 Avon st. dSutt au9 AlLTANTEDJORDAN, MARSH CO. have va cancies for several bright, intelligent boys for their mail order Apply to Mr. A.

B. Clark. SSu n22 "IATALNTEDExperienced accountant in drv goodS dielittrettlhastegrfooamnPawromrilit.h IndtirreilsrillicacIolutthit- ant," Globe office. dSutt au27 17 ANTEDI shoemaker, on custom work and repairing. at MICHAEL DELAHUISTI'S, near theborse car station, Brookline.

SUM -WA TEDA young man who is quick at figures and can keep books, single entry; American parents preferred. Address W. Globe office. AATANTEDMmart. Intelligent young man.

aole and willing to grow up in counting-room of importing and jobbing house. Address 1118," Globe office. WAWA je20 FEMALE HELP WANTED. and gentlemen in city or country, to receive light, simple, easy work at home all the year round; work sent by mail; distanee no objection; -salary from $3 to $6 a day; no canvassing; no stamp required for reply. Address Un1911 Manufacturing Box 5100.

Boston, Mass. SSu IITA-NTE D.A cook and second girl; $4.00 and I e3.50; no washing; a table and a nursery, and a young girl to assist in housework; will take new arrivals. Call early at 4 Hollis et. tiSti3to n22 AVANTEDA. girl for parlor work; ht4 to fl5 per week: also a girl from the Provinces for light housework.

Apply at 767 Washington room 3. SSW' NV ANTEDA lady who understands dressmak- ing in all its branches; one who has customers in the city preferred; a good position for the right person. Answer, giving full address, 21," Globe office. SSW, Itolfitcleteaszieidlisitit alentril 'eas it colt ntr; at their own home; $2 to ti5 a day easily and quietly latitL work made; worg sent by mail; no canvassing: no stamp for reply. Reliable lidTg Philadelphia, Boi.

1503. ilSti3OP, n13 WANTEDA girl for housework; from country; IV with a good home more than high wages. Apply at 04 Tyler st. its WANTEDA woman to take charge of a lodging. 1 house.

Address 2," Globe office. it TENEMENTS WANTED AND TO LET. rtio LETSuburban, convenient suite, very near A steam and horse cars: high ground; grand view; rent fair to small, agreeable family. Inquire, red. roof house, top Sheridan Centre Plain, or G.

W. SAMMET, 154 Hanover at. dSu41 1120 LETIn South Boston. good tenements of 2 to 8 rooms. HENRY G.

DENNY, 5 Sixth st. (side door), at 11 a. or 0 to 7 p. or 12 Pemberton sq. dSn7t n20 rpo LETSuperior suite of 6 rooms, bath-room, hot water.

range. tubs, first flight. Apply to J. BAIN ARD, 68 Parker hear cur. of Tremont Highlands Reference 3 Sud3t n23 LinrFor housekeeping, to an American tam-fly, rooms and bath-room in Hotel Wave, 13 Middlesex st.

Apply ott the premises between 10 and 12, or 14 Upton at. F. A. HI(JHARDSON. atitt4t n22 rim) LETTenements of 3 to 7 rooms, with mo lern 11 improvements; tine condition, good neighborhood, very desirable; rent $12 to 022 per month.

Apply at 19 Atlantic South Boston. Su Ms rTss) LETAt the South End, 5 rooms, 14 Taylor I. between Dwight and Milford. Apply from 8 to 9 a. in.

and from 6 to 9 p. In. SSu gilts LET-4 pleasant rooms for housekeeping, up 1 Bight; convenient to horse-cars. 21,1 cor. hold South Boston.

dSu7t n19 F110 LETTwo very pleasant tenements in East 1 Somerville at 915 and $12 per mouth each. Apply to E. W. COBB. 31 Milk at.

rpo LETAt No. 1 Silva off Munroe near Warren, a fiat of 4 rooms, suitable for housekeeping. Apply on the premises, or No. 79 Dover et. 93u3t n21 fro LETA tenement of 3 rooms on one floor.

Apply at 19 Rollins st. it rilESEMENT RENTS RE1)11LICIED BY 1 using our improved mantel bed, OW and um on casters. not fastened to floor or wall. Parlor Mantel Bed headquarters, 753 Washington st 1 flight. SSW' FINANCIAL rONEY TO LOANBy J.

C. DAVIS CO. BA at the old banking rooms, 12 School et. Advances in large or small amounts, at low rates and easy terms. on household furniture.

pianos. libraries, horses and carriages, machinery, which may remain in possession of the owners. Also on stocks, bonds. cliamonds, watches, savings bank books and all other good security. merchandise in or out of bond.

Payments may be made in weekly or monthly instalments. thus reducing principal and Interest. Money to loan on first and second mortgages on real estate. We also have the leading railroad stocks and bends for sale, and other listed stocks. We are the oldest house and have the best accommodations, and.

with our facilities and long experience in business. we say to those in need of money that we can do as well by them as any one in this State. Business strictly confidential. We are centrally located at 10, 12 and 14 School Boston. Storeroom for storage in our building.

with hoisting apparatus. Su ThStf FunNrrunE MADE AT lAN hour's notice. in or out of town, at the very lowest rates of intdrest; no charges for papers or commissions; loans ntav be repaid by instalments, reducing interest at each payment; furniture leases paid off and more money advanced on the goods; loans may be continued without extra expense. if not convenient to pay when due. REYNOLDS 10 State at.

Sudl5t nlds 10111TICNITUICELoans from itIO to $500 at very lowest rates on pianos, furniture. not to be removed; loans may be repaid by ingtattnents. re. dueing interest; will call. A.

W. DANIELS.61 Court room 2. d8u3t n22 IIIERAL ADVANCE ON FILIUN 1E14 TUBE, pianos, horses. carriages, watches, diamonds, assignment of wages and all kinds of personal property. C.

W. GLIDDEN, 581 Washington St. 8Su AIONEY LOANEDAt lowest rates. on (Hain 111011418 and watches, assignments of city em ployes' wages; also OTI pianos and furniture, not to be removed. 46 School room 2.

opp. City Hall gate. Sud St 1123 ItIONEY tro LOANOn all kinds of personal property. No. 9 Pemberton room 2.

PtiuT12ts n21 $69 S7 5 on onnArelinestatTelit to also. oleo on $2000 to loan any on second mortgages. OATES BARDWELL, 40 Water st. SLIM 810( 8300, 81000, 81500, 80000To lo loan on first mortgages of real estate, city or country. JOHN CAHILL, 45 Milk Boston.

dSu3t u21 81000 WANTEDFor 1 for 2 years. for which 1 will pay 12 per cent. and will give as security $10.000 worth of stock that will pay 5 per cent. this year, also a life insurance policy for $2000. Address 'F.

24," Globe office. dSlidt 1121 HORSES. CARRIACES. ETC. ALE-11iorses.

weigh from 950 to 1059 ills; the property of the Ohio t7arpet Company; they are from 7 to 9 years old. are good drivers. having been used in II1it wagons, and are true pullers; prices from S50 to must positively be sold this week, as Company is giving up business in this part of the State. Apply at company's stable, 240 East Dover city; blue front stable. 8Su Fo SALEMatched black horses, 7 and 8 years old.

1025 lbs each warranted sound and I kind in every respect: have no further use for the horses, and must sell; parties looking for a good, reliable team will make no mistake; horses to be as represented and price to suit the season; now hoarding at J. H. ALDRICH'S, 21 Blue Hill B. Mass.J dStt7t n19 F0 NA LEOpen buggy, Democrat wagon, $20; 3 express wagons, AUL $60 and il75; one for wood and coal, s25i 3 rungs, $25 each; 2 express bar- nesses, light harness, 10; great bargains to close out. J.

BROWN, 477 Harrison ay. 8Sus VOlt SA LEA light driving tea? horse, shift- lug-top buggy and harness; sell se rately or to- gether. Address 1 Stanwood Dore tester Instrict. tiSu4ts n21 DOR SALE-1 Iti-seat glass-side barge, new; will 1 be sold on easy terms. Apply to C.

F. TILDEN, Cohasset, Mass. Sed3t n23 100111 SALECarriage wheels. shopworn and soiled, at low prices, by Woodburn Sarven Wheel Company, 130 and 140 Pearl Boston. -Volt SA LE-4-ton screw coal wagon.

1). ROBY 112 280 Causeway et. dSubt 1i20 AlVA SITEDCarryall, a standing top. cut-under I carryall. Address "Letter Carrier No.

18," Boston post office. ANDA ULEIPTE-1 very light stylish sec- ILA oud-hand landaulette; also 2 second-band coupes. These carriages are first-class make. in tine order. and will be sold at bargains to make room for sleighs.

SARGENT HAM. 26 to 30 bowker st. dSu3t n22 Oltt4Et4 DO AL UDE for Se per week. inclua. ing WM of riding school, at DRAPER HALL'S stable.

01 West Dedham saddle horses and teams of all descriptions to rent at reasonable terms.dStitfse FURNITURE. ETC. Furniture at home it desired at very low prices; hair mattresses done over for e2; out furniture, taken in exchange. PH1NNEY. 11 Camden at.

Stid UV n23 roK PO A LEAtprivato sale, handsome. well preserved household furniture at a great bargain; bookcase, carpets. draperies, chamber sets, pictures, looking glasses. Inquire al 85 Waltham St. dSu7to n22 TOIS SALEThe furniture of 2 parlors, new and handsomely furnished.

Address 13 East Springfield Boston. d8u4t 1121 'DOLLING METALLIC SPRING RED It (Fowler's patent). Licenses will be issued to manutacture and sell this bed on a small royalty by applying to JOHN CAHILL, 45 Milk Boston. dSatsn'21, INSTRUCTION. AINTINla LESSONS A successful lady teacher will give instruction In flower landsape painting; also art decoration; pupils receive careful attention in their work; 75c.a lesson.

Address "IL 14," Globe thee. it -I3A INTIM ti-25c. per lesson. in flower painting in oil. 2-hour lessons; piano.

French and German Luigi', at sa me rice, 1-hour lessons. Address care of carrier 204, city. it IVY Al TE ItLadies to learn a perfect system of I' dress-cutting: French bias and all the latest styles taught and system furnished. e10; tracing witeeig. Mrs.

D. A. INWOOD, 31 Whiter st- r00111 Boston. isud4t n23 INFORMATION WANTED. INFORMATION WANTEDIVIII the gen" tleman that was on 1Varren bridge dtitw on the afternoon Of May 14, about 4.30 o'clock.

and saw the team strike the gate and spoke to the driver about it please call or send address at once to W. C. BRAY. 35 Essex Charlestown. SS' MACHINERY.

ILIOR SALESecond-111mi paper cutters. The Atlantic Works, builders of the paper cult-ter, Emit Lux t131Att Lad SAVER rare opportunity; a lady A without family, having more rooms than she requires, will rent, beautifully furnished, rooms to a family or gentlemen. 1 YARMOUTH ST.To let, 2 pleasant rooms in private family. furnished; to gentlemen only; references exchanged. Apply 4 to 8 p.

m. 8Suo 1 MELROSE. ST.To let.square and side rooms. d8u5to. n20 1 OLIVER A nicely-furnished square room, up 1 flight front, suitable for two young men or man and wife; let single or double.

BIM 0 SIVE FINCH few nice, large. furnished TOOMS to let. from $1 to 85 a week; everything IIP and neat; location very central; house rear of Revere House- dSuSt n22 0 ASH Myrtle handsomely-furnished 0 square rooms, bath room side rootn.SSu A MeLEAN CT.To let, large square lodging room on first floor; also one for housekeeping; neatly furnished. 147.To let. furnished for lodging; eji back parlor up 1 flight.

with side room, together or single, on sunny side of house. tit STAN 'FORD ST.Front room, first floor; N3 parlor, 1 flight, with cabinet bed; also cor. room, 2 lights; all modern conveniences. diiiihro n22 DOVER ST.Newly furnished rooms to let, en suite or single; by the day or week. dSuattlt n20 PI ASYLUM let.

3 good-sized attics fur8 nislied for housekeeping, 85 per week, to parties without children; also square and side rooms. dSu3to n22 11111LIGOS PLACETo let, two rooms with 0 kitchen; also attic; moderate price. Hud3ts 7123 ell A.PMAN ST.To let, handsomely fur- ished rooms to permanent or transient parties. d9u7t n19 UNION PARK. WINOuvosite Rev.

E. E. 0 Hale's church, front square room, up 1 flight, hot and cold water, furnace heat. furnished or unfurnished; also side room, furnished; good table hoard. CHESTER sq.To let, Arety large side rooms, with board it desired.

11 UPTON SINDesirable rooms to let. Its i9 LAU-RENE MT.Nicely furnished square cy all modern improvements. 14 EAST CB ESTERPIE.Dec. 1 a beauti- ful, sunny, furnished front room, two flights, with furnace heat, hot water, gas and every convenience; one room on parlor floor one flight, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board. dSuSt n22 111111All'ELE SQ.Next Quincy House.

very 101 handsomely furnished front square room; large closet and gas. dSu5t n21 1,7 STANIFORD 81 Nicely furnished rooms with board; all modern Improvements; house has furnace heat dSu5t n21 17 BUCKINGHAM Sr.To let, three unfur flushed rooms for housekeeping, up 2 Sights; will let en suite or singly. SSW, 18 EAST CHESTER P.M.Newly-furnished rooms, with all conveniences and home comforts; references exchanged; terms reasonable; table first class. Sud4ts n23 CONCOUD SQ.Warm side rooms. from otfi 1.50 to F2.

dSu3t n22 YARMOUTH Columbus 2 t3 ly furnished rooms at reasonable prices: gentlemen preferred- tiStat n22 23 EAST SPIC IN 0 FIELD T.To let, furs nished or unfurnished rooms. it 31 NIA It WIC 11 rooms; terms reasonable; references given and required. dSul2te n18 0 6) MILFORD square room, front, fiat) nished, furnace heat; board in house if desired. dSats n22 30 UNION PICNicely and newly fur- subl)ed rooms; all conveniences; rent low. SSus 30 EA.wr CONCORD MT.To let, front and e) back parlor, back psrlor furnished; also flat on 2d dSu3t n21 A ilemtrcin sir.To let, large front parlor, qt.P up one flight, with open grate, furnished with new bruRsels carpet and shades; or will furnish completely if desired.

0 DELI. AV.Highlands, to let, 3 nice fur- JO nished rooms for housekeeping in private family; hot and cold water, with heated by furnace. Sod Sts n23 3, ANDS Green MOORE'fit NOTJEB, ti Open ail night; lodging 50c. and 75c. each person; by the week from $1.50 to SO; table board, gent.

13.50; per week; single meals. 25c. dSu4Ot n22 3 el WARREN let, front alcove rooms, 'mei), furnished. modern improvements, sunny and pleasant; unexpectedly vacated; reference required. SSW' 3 (16 UNION 12K.A pleasant sunny room, up ,3 one flight, containing all conveniences, to let with board.

d8u5ts n22 37 CONCORD SQ.To let, rooms with hoard; terms reasonable. flud4t n23 49 BENNET ST.To let, square and side 4.1 rooms. SSir, 49 DOVEzt for first-class boarding and lodging-house; gentlemen preferred or Nannies; house all new and clean; home cooking a specialty; come early for choice of rooms. it 'UNION Fit.To let, a pleasant sunny side room. I flight front, with balcony: also a nice square room on same floor.

SulThS8u n1.6 5A MONTGOMERY WENear Dartmouth front room suitable for 2. furnace heat, gas, hot and cold water; $4 per week. dSu3t n22 57 INDIANA. Tremont to let. 'very nicely and newly furnished square and side rooms.

from to $4 per week; this house has Just been put in order for a tirst-elass lodging-house, and has all modern improveinents; board if desired. dSu3t n21 57 INDIANA PL.Near Tremont to let, square and side rooms in a newly-furnished lodging-house, with all modern improvements; rent reasonable; good borne for respectable and permanent parties; board if desired. BOW 6 A TY LIE; it ST.Furnished rooms, square. and attic, back parlor, gas and heat. it if A RCES ST.To let two or three fur- 6 fished or unfurnished rooms.

dSu5t n21 APPLETON pleasant sunny front Os parlor, verrreasonable to reliable, permanent parties. 8 AV.In WARREN A.In a small family, a large ofi side room, with hot and cold water. large closet and gas; opposite Latin School. flud-las n28 8 APPLETON MT.To let, to gentleman, a 0 sunny room, 1 diuht, bath-room floor; private tinnily; references exchanged. it SQ CHAPMAN' MT.To let, a newly-furnished front square room.

on sunny side of house; also, nice side room; gentlemen preferred. NV leSu 1119 1 0 9 rao ts furnished side room. uSuOt n20 1 0 9 MOM. a square corner annm); ont 147 room; TifiliAt; children. SSu -1 rt 0 141011UTIIAM1P1rON wr.

Newly furl. nished front square room. 24 flight, parlor cook store. no objection to light housekeeping, elegantly furnished front parlor. 1st floor.

planp, to Rents. 84; sunny stile room, 01.75; large housekeeping side room, tz2 nobody at home 1. to 8 p. m. its 159 WEST BROOKLINE SIN 2 fur.

,1 nished square and 1 side room, with conveniences. Smi'lts n23 WORCESTER ST.Near Colutnbus Lejoij 1 front room on 1st floors 1 square room, newly furnished, and a small front room; terms reasonable; references exchanged. Sub'. 1 9 8 uitelrylE it, aTa-To water and gas. dSu5t nl 210 II ARRISON A V.Newlyfueinisha el square room to let; 2nd door from Oak mt.

Su, 0 6) (1 NORTHAMPTON T. Square and hi .4 side roam connecting, second night; furnished or partly furnished; large closet, lict and cold water; terms, S3 per week; references re9Aired. dSti4t n22 UJM 303 ftCatirsi orillutrunthe.d, A Sit AWMITT AV.Opposite Union nicely furnished room, with first-class table board; 6 o'clock dinner. Sud 3to n23 9 a Sill AVVM VT AV.Near Union to tiPiitf let, extremely pleasant, desirable rooms with board. cl8u1.0t n22 Co 1 Sit A WM trr sunny fur.

104.11 nished rooms; gas; hot and cold water; furnace heat in some moderate prices; please examine. dSuIts n21 36 2 cll'dVatmer, tiSu5? n19 listfammtlelral-le a rs emr000dienialeot and 00 COLUM BUS AV.Handsome parlorS. tfi dmi CIO furnished, all conveniences. together or separately; also square room; dinners 0 to low rates owing to lateness of season. dSti3ts n22 A SIIAWMUT let, pleasant sunny 'It rooms.

furnished or unfurnished. dSu3t n22 Gil TREMONT WEA pleasant room to let, with board furnished, up one night. SudlOto 1110 -67 0 TREMONT let, nicely furnished CI rooms, en suite or singly. dSu7t n19 799 FO ECTIT ST.Itooms to let; particu- larly pleasant for man and wife, in small pri- vale family. CARDELL.

it 804 ST.Suite 10. newly- furnished front square room; also side room, with elegant mantel bed. It 1260 WASHINGTON ST.Front square a room, first flight, with gas, heat, hot water and bath, to man awl wife or two gents also one side room. Sudfit no23 1466 WASHINGTON ST.Two flights; to let, a medium-sized square room; 81.50 per week. 8Suo 1828 nisi1144 oerewiTtholuuf: also rooms for light housekeeping.

dSuOt n21 al LETIn Hotel Addis 422 Tremont I suite 4. a nice square room with large closet; terms reasonable. '8utitt n16 MO LETLarge dining-hall and kitchen, with tur1 nishod or unfurnished rooms. Apply at 1486 Washington St. ilStiat n21 mo LETAt the South End, 2 nicelyturnished rooms; modern improvements; private family; references required.

Address "185 R. Station A dSubto )121 MO LET--I will give rent of room to a party for I 1 hour's work each day. Particulars 31 Milk room 43. Stins MO LETRoom. up 1 flight, suitable for dentist.

milliner or ince. -Inquire at room 2, No. 168 Tremont Opp. Common. 8Sus TO LETLarge room, up 3 flights, to rent low; board in house if desired.

Particulars 31 Milk room 43. SSus LETPleasant corner room first floor; Mr; oc- cupied for the last 4 years by a physician: for particulars. address P. O. NNE 2673, Boston.

dSu4t n22 MO LETTwo turatohed roams au nine Poor. F3 J. a Ai etk ulace altaliko The Institute- Rink to Open Tomorrow Night Standing of the Massachusetts role League and a Lively Meeting. New Polo Clubs and Rink lets from Many Rinks Throughout New England. The Institute rink, enlarged.

improved and reatid with several thousand additional seats for spectators, will be opened to the public tomorrow evening. The special attraction Will be Ohre-Mile handicap race between K. A. Skinner, champion of the world. and a large field of local swift skaters, among whom are Cole, Ladd.

Stone, Walton, Turner and Skinner is to be handicapped and set back half a lap (one-fourteenth of a toile), and there seems no question that there will be a most exciting contest. as all the other entries will start from the scratch. The new route Brookline cars, which pass the building every few minutes day and evening, will prove a great convenience to Institute patrons, and the new Longwood cars are anounecd to begin running soon. a Massachusetts League. In tht Massachusetts League sine exciting eon.

cats are taking place. There are four clubs, the Bay States of Chelsea. Bostons, Globes and Stars of Haverhill, which have taken all before them. Although it was said a few days ago that the 'Quincys would take the place of Lynn. nothing bas been done as yet avoid this change.

The following is a record to date: Fl 1 Fit I 2- I I I a I I L- S. I 1 I i tt I 71 9 .1 I f' 7c, I (tuns. Zt: 4.4 7 BityStates 4.1 ..1 .41 4. Br'k'n 1 (41cal'es'er 1 ..1 1 Lawrence. 0., 2 Loweti 2 4.

--I 1 Paris l'rosrmacts ..1 1.4'm'swel 41 21 1, 2. 11 0i 11 3 Oi 01 3 1 G'ms ply(' 4 4 21 21 2 41 4 3 3 21 3 2 Goals won 6 9 12 6 6 9 4i 3 7 6 31 3 Goals lost. 8 1 9 3 4 12; 0 5 4 21 61 6 2 A meeting of the Massachusetts Polo League took place on Friday, and was a regular tempest in a tea pot. Personal abuse was indulged in to such an extent that the president has sent in his resignation, and a new one wilt have to be elected. It is understood that the Peabody member of the League is desirous of obtaining the position.

There has been a great deal of tumble already in the League, it is understood, and it now appears that matters have come to a crisis. The following rule as adopted: No member of any Massachusetts League club shall play in ally club outside of the League or in any games In any other League. A. A. Ferrin of Woburn, one ef the Metal referees, resigned his position on account of press of other duties.

Mr. E. G. Butterfield of Lowell was selected in his stead. Union Polo League.

Friday afternoon there met at Riley's skating pavilion, Marlboro, rink Managers symunds of Leominster, Dexter and Cutting of Dexter's Opera House. Clinton Hunt and Twitched of South Framingham. O'Brien of West Acton. and Wood of Hudson, and the several managers Voted to form an association and organized with F. W.

Riley, president; George T. Symonds, vice-president; Phillip C. Cotting, secretary executive committee Frank H. Hunt, Phillip Uotting, Thomas O'Brien; treasurer, Marshall Wood. The will be known as Union League, and will use the Massachusetts League rules.

It WAS toted that the tournament prizes be a set of gold And silver badges. Carnes of the Maine League. The official schedule of the games of the Maine 3 League is published below; Dec. 1, at BiddefordBiddefords vs. W.

H. Thomas. Dec. 2, at AugustaGranite Citys vs. Dec.

3, at PortlandPortlands vs. Dec. 4, at LewistonW. H. Thomas vs.

Dec. a. at PortiandDeerings vs. Dec. 6.

at ItathAlamedas vs. Granite Des.l& at ItiddetoruBititiefords vs. Dec. 9, at AugustaGranite (it ya vs. Dec.

10. at PortiandPortlatols vs. Dec. 11. at LewtstonW.

IL Thomas vs. Dec.12. at PortiandDeerings Vb. Granite Dee. 13, at ButhAlaniedas vs.

W. H. Thomas. Dec. 15, at BiddefordBiddefords vs.

Granite Dec. 16, at AugustaGranite Citys vs. W. H. Thomas.

Dee. 17, at l'ortlandPortlands vs. Adttnellas. Dec. 18, at LewistonW.

H. Thomas vs. Dec. 19. at vs.

Pottlands. Dec. 20, at BatiiAlainedas vs. Biddfords. Dec.

22, at BiddefordBithlefords vs. Dec. 23, at AugustaGranite Citya vs. Dec. 24.

at PortiandPortlands vs. Granite Dec. 25, at LewistonW. H. Thomas vs.

Dec. 26, at Pertlandbeerings vs. W. H. Thomas.

Dee. 27, at BathAlamedas vs. Dec. 29. at BiddefordBiddefords vs.

Dec. 30. at AugustaGranite Citys vs. Dec. 31.

at PortlandPortiands vs. W. H. Thomas. Jan.

1, at LewistonW. H. Thoinas vs. Granite Jan. 2.

at Port landDeerings vs. Jail. 4, at BathAlainedas vs. The New England League. The New England League of Polo Players.

has recently been crganized in this city, with Mr. Frank E. Winslow, of the Boston Skating Rink, South Ends as president, begins its series of games December 1. There mil be about 12 games, and the last oue will occur March G. This League has eight ot the best clubs in the State.

as follows: (Harvard rink), Taunton Gloucester Pythians, Brock-tons, Rumford. somervilies. Ganies will be played nearly every night. and on most or the Bights during the three months more than one game will occur. Rinklets.

The new rink at Plymouth opens next Tuesday. The season at Hartford opened Friday evening. Middleboro's new rink is called the Newinarset. Woburn swarms with polo clubs. It claims no es' thau fineen.

There will be dancing at Bacon Hall rink Thanksgiving eve. Sellers and Skinner meet at Highland rink next Wednesday evening. Tbe Bijou Polo clubs, new and old, had a benefit st Portland last night. There was a large private party at Chicopee rink two or three nays ago. There will be a three-legged race at the Lewiston rink next Tuesday night.

There never was so much polo practice in New Hampshire as there is this season. There was a costume carnival at Harvard rink, Cambridge, last Tuesday evening. New Bedford Is to be favored with a leap year party every week till New Yeat's. The New Bedford rink was the scene of a potato race, los two prizes. Friday evenIng.

eking!) az Rodgers' New Haven rink has just been refitted with 300 pairs of skates. Messrs. Cox Simonds of New Bedford open a new rink at Rockaway, N. this week. -Robert IL Slack of this city is the architect of the new County street rink in New Bedford.

There was a largely-attended leap year party at the Bijou, New Beuford, Thursday evening. The Salem Polo Club has a room with special conveniences and lockers for each member. A complimentary benefit was tendered the clerks of Lawrence at Essex rink, Friday evening. The new Arlington rink will Probably be opened to the public tomorrow evening. It is 125x42 feet.

Manager Wood of the Hudson rink tendered its free use to the firemen ot the town a few evenings since. The roller skating season at Westfield Is about to open. The Elm street rink will soon have its new floor laid. A fancy costume carnival and instrumental coneert takes place at Prospect rink, Cambridge, December 11. The next league game at Lawrence will be between the Lawrences and the Bay States of Cnelsea, tomorrow night.

The Kennebec and Androscoggin League of Maine has adopted the regulation Wright Ditson ball and stice. Mr. R. S. Durant, formerly manager of Prospect I rink, Cambridge, is secretary of the Kennebec and Androscoggin Polo League.

Peabody people are the times" on one thing. There Is to be a presidential race at We rink next Tuesday evening. If the proposed New Hampshire polo league is formed the rules adopted will be similar to those of the Massachusetts League. The Fairmounts of Marlboro defeated the Woke-pees of Clinton, Wednesday evening, three Straight goals in an hour's time. The new rink at Nashua, which is to open Thanksgiving evening, has a floor 150x60 feet, and will accommodate Upwards or 500 skaters.

its galleries have four rows of seats, and can be mane to accommodate as many as SOO persons. 21to tiasiblut Cornet baud will turialeit musk; at HOUSES. STORES. OFFICES, ETC. rip LETOctober 1, at Boston Highlands and fi, fronting on Washington Park, a pleasant and con- venient house with 12 rooms and store-room.

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J. DROWN, 82 Devonshire Boston. dSudt n20 TLETNew store, 227 Pleasant et. Apply to A GEORGE L. CLARK, 47 Court at.

dSuSt n21 MO LETGood, central, suburban store and rear rooms. next Prot R. R. depot, Boylston station, Boylston well fitted for shoe store or variety; rent low. Inquire at house.

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159 Beach et. Apply tot H. G. HALL SON, 155 Beach et. dSu6t n20 MO' LET-96 Court near Hanover et- 1 nice I office.

1 flight; set bath, gas; good location for doctor, tailor. real estate, clairvoyant, or any such. business; will be let very low. dStatal n21 WO LETBusiness rooms cor. of Washington and Hollis sts; very fight; all windows.

Apply to GEOWE CLARK, 47 Court at. dSu3t n21 rrio LETBusiness room, coy. Court and Stoddard lip 1 flight; 6 windows. Apply to GEORGE L. CLARK, 47 Court St.

dSu5ts n21 MO LIE'r Small furnished house In Cambridge- port. to man and wife; no children. Address 5." Globe office. dSu3to n21 MO LETAt Jamaica Plain, house 14 rooms, for 2 families, each separate, with stable for 4 horses; the whole or part to a good tenant at low rent DAN. SEAVERN8, 570 Tremont st, Sults rim) LETStore, 8 Cherry nearWashington at.

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4 Slat 1121 rtio LETSmall room, steam power or not good for tailor. shoenutker or any mechanical work; low rent. JOHN C. FERNALD, 120 Essex st. dSuSto n21 rrio LETAt Mattapan.

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furnished with water. 17,000 feet of land, all under cultivation; 14150 a year. Apply to B. L. BARTLETT.

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S. B. LOGAN 8 State St. It TL1RTA shop. cor.

of Kingston and Essex sts, suitable for carpenter or tationtshop; good light; rent ltI5 per month; also a tenement of 5 rooms, new house, eon of Highland and Centre Roxbury. Ap- ply to WILLIAM O'CONNOR, 175 South from 12 to 2. n22 WO LET-2 new double houses Hiehborn I. Allston, containing 8 rooms. with water and fits; finished In first-class style In oil and varnish; within 4 minutes' walk of steam and horse cars.

For further Information apply to MICHAL CRONIN, Continental. House. Allston. 88u MO LETStore and house, 1963 and 1965 Wash; ingtmi store has been occupied for over 20 yams as a grocery and fruit store; large yard with entrance from Arnold will lease for a term of years. Apply on the premises.

SSus MO LETIn Revere, very desirable French-roof cottage, 7 rooms; rent low for the winter. J. 11 PUTNAM, 25 Congress sq. 8ud3to n23 LET-4 houses in Allston with modern im- provements; rents from $22 to 030 per month; withils 3 or 4 minutes' walk of station, south side. Foss MANSFIELD, No.

353 Washington st. d8u4A4' n22 LETA first-class barber shop: has run 3- chairs; old stand; a very large, light and airy room; rent low to right party. Call at 196 Commercial et. liSu MO LETIn Dorchester, a bouse of 7 rooms; 2 minute' walk from ears; Se. fares; rent $12 per month.

47 Hanover room 5. 8Stry MO LETRouse No. 3 Green Revere, eight I rooms and attic i near Eaatern railroad depot. Apply to T. F.

GREEN, cor. Green at. it fr110 LETAt Harrison Square station, on the Oli Colony. a small house in good repair. convenient tO steam and horse cars; rent 812 per month.

Apply to WILLIAM O'CONNOR, 17S South from 12 to 2. dSuSt's n22 ririo per month, modern house of IV rooms in Somerville, near horse and steam Apply to VILES SMITH, 2118ehoot Boston. dSuato n22 mo LETOn Canton a brier bouse containing 1110 rooms, with all modern improvements. Apply at 140 West Canton none but responsible parties need apply. SUMMER RESORTS.

HEALTHY AND CHEAP RESORT-. It Climate healthful to invalids; charming scenem beautiful walks and drives; large rooms; a bountiful table; near railroad, and only 2 hours from Boston by B. L. R. R.

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Druggists, or by mail grem U. ALLEN, 315 First N. V. it (1014NSI CORN4 1 SURE REILIEEDr. Whiting, Chiropodist, 5 Temple corner of Tre.

mont room 1. Corns, bunions and ingrowing nails treated without pain. All diseases of the feet a ape. cialty. Will call at residences any evening on receipt of postal.

dSuget n4 UOYPTIALN EYE LOTIONRemoves all sigos of fatigue and abuse from the eyes; price 2 cts. per bottle. GAGE general agent, 128; Washington St. Ito PER FILUOUS HAIR Permanently re. moved without injury to the skin; no chemicals or poisonous liquids used; reliable reference given; consultation free by Mrs.

W. W. HADLEY. Office bours 9 a. in.

to 6 p. 383 Columbus a Wednesday of every week; Thursday, Frictey and Saturday, 128 Summer Lynn. Su2t, is16 QUPERFLUOUS HAIR PERMANENT K1 IS removed, without injury to the skin. by Mine INWOOD, 31 Winter room 3, Boston. Sud4t n21 INWOOD'S HAIR PRODUCERA veget .1 table compound, nothing injurious, makes halt, grow and stops it from falling off; per bottle.

D. A. INWOOD, 31 Winter Boston. Sud3to st93 MV4i4181.51katskinSitotinCsr7BTostoottiC. is tor the sick to give her a call; certificates of 'LIZA gt her etheei bean 19 tet 13 rn ttud te HANCED BY A SINCLE HAIR.

Explanation of the Execution of Wasie sky In California. (San Francisco Bulletin.) An explanation of the hanging of the murderer Wasielewsky at San Jose by means of a single hair Is as follows: The gallows tray on which the condemned stood had double doors. swinging from the centre to both skies. These doors, constituting the trap, were held in position so as to form a part of the Platform of the gallows by a spring bolt. This bolt was sprung, thus opening the man-weighted trap.

by the Lilting of a fourteen-pound weight. This weight was sust.ended by a small cord, which came up to the rail on the gallows. back of the condemned. The cord, instead of being at once awl simply fastened. was wound around a "barrel," This "barrel" was lying in a horizontal position.

parallel with the rail, and held a few inches above it by upright supports at either end. The cord holding the weight was wound around the barrel until the resisting power of the friction almost held the weight. This "almost" was arrived at by previous experiments, until It was reduced to such a tine point that the additional strength of a single hair was enough to suspend the weight: or, more property, prt.vent the cord from shooing. One end of the hair was fastened to the cord and the other end to a screw driven In the barrel. When the hair was cut the cord slipped around the barrel.

tile fourteen-pound weight dropped ten feet, springing the trap-bolt, and Wastelewsky shot through the opening. It is said that Judge Belden. who tried Wastelewsky. suggested this peculiar scheme of retributive jiistitie, but the details were worked out by Sheriff Branham. The hair which was used catne from a lock of the murdered wonnies hair.

Colored Sultiwts, Plushes. Etc. Bargains unprecedented are what Messrs. R. H.

White 4Sz Co. are now offering In the line of colored 81111.111g5, velvets, plain pluslies. and other things in that line. All who desire to purchase anything in that line should visit their stores and inspect for themselves. Manv of the articles are offered at about half price.

and this of itself should be sufficient to induce all to give them a call, but when the high character of the nun Is taken into account and the certainty that the goods Ivill be just as they are represented to be. the reason for calling en them to purchase goods Is greatly increased. SCOTT'S EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL AND IIVPOPHOSPIIITES Is the most perfect food and medicine ever given Invalids and children. AUCTION SALES. KY ISENICIr C.

MILD AN Aucti and Appra loam 737 Washington Boston. I. The Collateral Loan Company's forty-ninth semiannual Sate of goin and silver watches, diamonds, solid silver ware and gold jewelry will commence on MONDAY, December 1, at 10 o'clock, at the banking rooms, 328 NYashiugton and be continued from day to day until the stock is disposed of. The catalogue embraces a large and varied assortment of gold anti silver watches of all grades, many by sonie of the best makers. (luster and solitaire diamonds lit great variety and rich settings, as ear-rings, brooches.

rings, scarf-pins, studs. collar and sleeve buttons. locket and crosses, also a few lots unset stones. Among the diamonds are some choice new goods, the unredeemed pledges of an importer. Gold vest, gultd and neck chains, seal rings in variety of stone and setting, plain gold rings, cameo and other jewelry.

Solid silverware, in pitchers, bowls, spoons, forks, forming altogether one of the richest and most varied assortments of unclaimed pie vet offered at these sales. Catalogues ready November 28, and may be had at the banking rooms or of the auctioneers, or by mail on application. dSutf n22 By William Cook. Established 1853. On Tuesday; November 25, at 34 Harrison at 10 o'clock a.

household furniture, comprising chamber sets. carpets, bedding, cooking utensils, terms cash. Sud3ts n23 MEETINCS. NOUNO MEN'S CATHOLIC LYCEUM, East Boston. All present, honorary and past members of the lyceum are hereby requested to assemble at the rooms or the society, 154 Meridian Sunday, Nov.

23, at 1 o'clock p. to attend thy tonere of their late associate, J. J. WELcki.