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odd. and Ends.

"A close observer is responsible for
the statement that, when mouse makes
It's appearance ia a Ladies' Sewing Cir
Gle, the women with striped stockings
on always jump the highest.-Brookiyn
Argus.
Mayor George Kimmel, of Niles,
Mich, accidentally shot himself while
taking loaded gun out If a wagon.
His death was almost instantaneous, the
charge passing into his right side and
nearly through his body.
ibid you ever break yoke Of four
ycar-old steers m asked "A Rock County
farmer Of young GAINESVILLE chap, who
wanted to marry his daughter mo, /
never did, was the meek reply; "but
have rode mule in "A circus, and had
"A good deal Of other experience in the
world" "No other experience, said
the granger, "could qualify you, young
man, for trying to handle that girl, y
and the sad youth departed.-Mitwau-
kce NcUS.
Just after the trial of a petty case,
i'm which one Hank Fisher was a wit
ness, three or four vf the lawyers were
discussing among themselves the variety
Of testimony deduced, when General
g., with his usual vehemence, said
There never was such liar on the
witness-stand "a that Hank Fisher; he
j. undoubtedly the biggest liar | ever
knew when the whole party were
somewhat abashed al seeing Hank, who
heard the Generals remark, step up TO
him. ibid you say was the biggest
liar YOU ever sawPm THAT is about
what said,n stammeringly came from
the General, who expected fight.
Hank eyed him for a moment, and then
said: II guess YOU didn't know my
brother John. "-TirgiHta (NcU.) Enter
prise.
DR.. Mary Walker. innocent soul,
thinks her style Of clothing would in
duce matrimony, because the present
style frightens men away from matri-
mony by its enormous eNpensiveness
The honest creature has never reflected
that the woman would make il Just a.
expensive as what they wear now. The
idea that Mrs. Brown would wear
pants of broadcloth while that RI
diculous Mrs. Jones wore pants OF
Of velvet Never Perish the misera-
BILE thought, Or that Mrs. Smith would
appear in public wearing a pair with
common illusion uilles down the seams
while that absurd old fright Of Mrs.
Green had real lace stripes and gold
embroidered waist-bandl My stars
Did ever YOU hear Of such a thing No,
thank YOU. Mrs. Browns father could
have bought and sold Mrs. Jones father
a dozen times, and Mrs. Smith remem-
beers too well how the parents of Mrs.
Green had to pinch and scrape To make
that scrawny daughter Of theirs
look dccent. and why should
she 90 giving herself airs now.
when some folks were good deal hcr
beRers aud could Sbow her so? Alas
Mrs ID. NJ W. does not know her sex.
If the styles We're reduced back 10 the
original verdant apron, the dear crea-
lures would make that one single article
Of dress cost enough to make her hus-
band shabby and INDECENT for life. lti>
in them. What is bred in the bone will
come out in the flesh, and no reformeI
can prevent it-Chicdg0 Inter ocean.
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school and Church.

The Pope will create two more Car
dinals at the consistory to be held De
cemberS.
The Sisters If Charity have built
an academy AT Salt Lake City Children
Of all religious denominations will be
received.
DIR. Clark. Of the Southern Meth
odisi Church, has raised $1,000 for
Wesley Monumental Church, savannah.
Ca. by his tour North.
Mount Hoyoie Seminary is princi-
pally devoted TO the furnishing 81 wives
for foreign missionaries u has already
furnished ll5 Of these wives.
Sewing has been taught ia the pub
ic schools If Boston for twenty-three
Years. and il i just now discovered that
il j. illegal TO cxpend public money for
that purpose.
The First Baptist Church Of san
Francisco has been sold 10 the Chinese
for $4,000. The purchasers intend to
SPEND $1,000 in changing tinto a bush
ness block.
Boston has "SOciety Ia Encour-
age Study at Home" the function IF
which is to educate persons without re-
quiring attendance at recitationS. Mem
bers are given "A programme of study,
and are allowed To select any or all the
branches mentioned in it and they may
AZ any time apply 10 one Of the man
ayers for instruction. Once year there
j. an examination. when diplomas are
given 10 those who merit them. The
society is three years old and prosper
Gus.
Mr.. Long j. illustrating. in Balti-
more, new mode approaching. His OBJ
iect i 10 impress inspired truth upon the
Intellect and the heart through the me-
dunn Of the eye and the ear At the same
time. He has large paintings. said to
be- beautiful and correct, which repre-
sent the subject he proposes to present
10 the assembly. These are placed
above the pulpit. and in rear of the
preacher. and the different scenes and
circumstances i'm the development Of
his subject are a. quickly and easily un-
folded 10 view as the turning Of the
leaves of manuscript. Lecturers well
know the great advantage that maps
and charts afford when they can be used
IN illustration Of their subjects. Mr..
Long hopes his new method will prove
% great advantage to preachers and
hearers. His efforts are exciting much
interest, and he has large congregations.
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~ lIussein Khan, al his house in Iehe-
ran. The Shah breakfastcd there aud re-
ceived many presents, fl2,oOO ia cash
for himself, and jewels and one hun
dred Cashmere shawls for his ladies'
The entertainment cost IIussein Khan
100000.
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Germany graduated 600 physicians
last year.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07
SrItttco 3flistcllmp.
Corn and its Cultivation.

Taking all things into consideration,
the corn crop is the most important staple
crop of this or any other country 1t is
the bread, and produces the meat for
nine-tenths Of our entire population,
besides a large amount exported to aid
in keeping down the balance Of trade
between the United States and Europe.
Immence quantities are bydistillation con-
vertcd into the popular drink Of America.
Among the four millions of people engag-
ed in agriculture, but few are found in
any part Of our expensive domain who do
not to greater or less extent cultivate
this valuable and indispensable plant
food There are not lees than 200
600, 600 of bushels ofcorn grown per an
mum in this country.
Indian Corn, or Maize. is purely
plant, or grass, indigenous Of the West
ern Hemisphere. 1t is suited to alFthe
chimes of America, growing under the
burning suns Of the South and in the
cold regions Of the North, and in the
highest luxuriance from the Atlantic
slope Of the Middle States to the Pacific
Ocean. Its uses arc innumerable. The
green or cured stalks and blades are the
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man and beast
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Our storp GtIltr.
A CONDUCTORS STORY.

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

Ter mother is in so much trouble that
he dosen't get a chance to go out much
fter she comes from her teaching"
Isn't her mother any better?" I said
innoeently as | could.
"No, | don't think she is; she can't
walk any"
II am sorry, said. | know it may
ook a little strange, but if you will
ct me write word to Miss Holland, /
issure you that it will be all right"
Very well, - she said, after giving
ne hard look once more you can
ome Il the desk
So wrote, and this is what said, as
veil as can remember
Miss IIoLLAND;-My name is Henry
Iunter. ! am street car conductor on
Second avenue in New York city. am
IN honest man, and l have come to tell
-ou a true story. though it may look
trang to YOU | have seen you ride on
ny car. and | have watched you when
.ou did not know it. do not know you
nd have only just learned your name,
put know | think of you as l never
lid Of anybody before. and beg of you
ct me make your acquaintance. If |
lad known any other way to become ac-
luainted with you | should have done it,
but | did not. | have told this lady
hat am a friend of yours-I am
here is nothing l would not do for you
hat any friend would. | can refer YOU
Is to MY character to Mr.. -, super
cudent Of the Second avenue car line
md to Rev. Mr.. -. the paster of the
shurch where my mother and l attend
have tried to forget you, but cannot.
u beg of you to see me, ifonly once,
md | assure YOU that | am an honest
nan and sincere in what have written.
Yours, respectfully,
"HENRY HUNTER"
Please send an answer by the bearer. 3"
This note f,lded and directed IN
Miss Nora Holland and waited wbile
littIe Mrs Smith trottcd mn stairs with
Il Sbe was zone nerbans ion Minutes
bnt i co soon,od H. H. ton Ip,,rs oro7,
coIJ and bot br tnrns 49,, and tro,otled H. sn
AT 7 canlJ bsrdiy keen NV se5a =
.e,st I hoard her G,,iet Ettis Sootg,sr
".You can come nm stairs Mr. HIM
ter She s,id onen;pg tba daor She
pointed out the stairway and went bacl[
to the sbop. fairly STAGGERED mn the
stairs AZ tbo riobt of tI9 Isnding was
an omen door The cbairs an5 fablcs
danced before NV owes asT lootod in
hut bv a rreat effort Of wilI I eontrolio5
myself as the same Young faure knew
"a veil tbongb I IA saSn Z = GttIo
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This Court meets every Tucsd4v.
Chief Jgdge--llou Richard Barnes.
Issoeidie Jadges-lions Robert Digges and
Stouton " Dent
Register ef H7s-Narcellus Thompson
Crier-Juhn De- Coycll.
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Albert Milstead (pres' {, D p. A. l.. Con;ee.
Zachariah Swami, A. ". Mariowc and Dr. A.
J. Smoot.
C7rk-Charles f. Harmon.
Keeper Of Court H9Rse-W dshington Burch.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

Col. Samuel Cox. tPres {, Dr.. Thomas C.
Price and DR.. A. NJ. Brooke
Secretary George NJ. Lloyd, County Exam
liner and member Of the State Board Of Educa-
ton.
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j. odd the driver
70 - and he did so well
INA "a. 81 last 1t stopped atthe corner
81 %, . IllIth ,. street we were only :
It" 9'eps 9eninu' ie. nef set out ale
~ uoTn .Ie s'rget pelore g9t OUT
'a9n '.,, psiu 'he oilEer' anu watched her
~. .iii sne wei' u up 'le s'eps oi a nice io9A-
luB n9u9e men | began 10 #ohael
"na' s'louiu uq next
i0uuu uaAeIy gNer gu ,9iAln
aFeu"e' pousil' SOME crackers ana eheese
ana pu' mem N my pocAe'' lheh ooughi
= ns"sPaPe' si'-, q gooA @iiI ", prepared 'o
A9eP g wa'on @ OF Tna' mouse 'll hlsht' iof
''u A"o" s'ayeu ihoS'iy On the
9 e.'ue' i'ea' 'ne coIuet ieaiiih9 M muP
4s,,'iis5 d 'aiHP poS' ana re Ieau'Ig' Inc
Puj'Ve 3.1O,. iooAg1 ..{I At ne niue ou' as !
ulun tfoupie "i'y uouy nooouy troubled
r.i ii. IN was & Ius' til,isIlig ,n SUM uly luncn'
!'.yig Ti'iie ,i aver : "neh 70 my gFe"'
Joy i'oAou uc"n 'ne siIee' anu peIeeiF-
4, el ',i"' i.'', PaIl VI my "a'ch was over, l9r
.i'v !, 'l''te sray lgqre ,5 was coming quickly
70 - 5iie eollgr' . iooAep up ,I lpe avenue
Sliu S,I "a" I, " s,asg more 'nan i oloeN away
.'; S'ile ~ iio' uo'iceu nie' as ! was " lle
olt,oS,'e eoIleI, anu aS qulcA as coulu' '
eJ tho street and ~, baoan ,,q',Y nnarl, - n
f,r the etage ~ M I daraJ H. - "''' , " w.
I congbf II iust ss il ra.cbod Thirty
sivtb strnot aSd ;nn,noJ in go. a
soat at tbo fnrtb.r anj on5 nrl,ad 81 a.
coIlar Of NV oyercoat t " nniIeJ i'' NV ba, tat
brim dawn md tool, ont nv b6ol
Fcrtunatel, boforo Wa raaobcd bor oor
nor nart, If fya ,"t y" in ','V 60 tbat ~ uban
We stannoj fnr Lor g. a. n' la ~ ~ ~, usa
b tbe door IN NV. ', s;da , snJ " "onlJ 7oa, rt
sso me me- eyan b,J sbe % tr;od I So So do,.m n9,
os IVY ,ror. 1,, - ~ ''' - ~ w w - IVS y, "
f.rrr and nail,aJ n ~ E,,ltn ,'o9seu o'S,,,, '"e
I'M 5;stonoa MI ~ - ,rar4 = 49, ~ : :
sn,an naa+ lool.;nl. f.,a,, @ So .D' alI lI l;g
t So na,n N.Y. ,,t TI ,,'' SUI, ,, rlu
inr csn ,ca;n Grst fG, Iool.oS 4 ~ si'','% M
na5,o S o"p an H. atoro 7 7, = 10. So S';th NJ. W
v p Sritb 80 '''1 s.
I snJJeni,, ron,o,,ba.od ha4 -,
notbar or a,,baJI. ,l'',I ais ,t5 ~ ','S' ny, '
ri6bons and afer 7 r' boa loaIod %a,,' - ''l,e Nv
s,ro sbo - nas 80 nv t,,a.a ~ 80 49, ~ y
- Wv -
| oougat tne r'opon from a nice, Johy
looklhg niue woman, ana theh got
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

John Hamilton, Richard Barnes, Sr., George
p. Jenkins, DR.. Robert Ferguson, Samuel
Hanson.
Orersscr-Thomas NJ Wclch.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1875-04-07

Mark Twain says the Sandwich Island
ers arc generally uulettered as the other
side Of a tombstone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29
SALES Al AucTIu7.

<
DIcfURE SALE AT AUCTION.
a. ron THURSDAY and FRIDAY mornings
april ~ anu 80. al u O'clock
~ sncdecorls Gallery, los broadway
ROBERT NDMEkAlLLE. AEctioQeer.
pAWSBROh Frs SALE-WATCHEsA AID JEWkLkf.
4 ltOS j. MCtikATn. Auefloaeer
is Chatham street corner Mulberry,
WIN sell JHis NAY, ~ O'Clock, large ana general
assortment @ot and SILVER Watches Diamonds end
. GoAa JeweiIy. Pins, Rings EarriHgs, Bracelets.
Chains &C. Also Guns, Pistols Musical instruments, Ac
Nv order 81 FredericSs, Checker Gtrset
pAWSREOKE25 SALE. TINS DAY, JAMES AGAR
il Auctoneer. sill SELL AZ ~ New Eowery, 200 lots
dresses sAAwis, UNDERSTANDING Remnants Fable Linen,
sheeis spreAds Coats fanalOOns and Vests ~ order
81 jehn y Kelly. POS iIrss avenue.
DAWNBR0KtRs sALt.-R FIELD. GENERAL
AGftiogset sale3Foom 80: % Bowery, viii sell this
dAy az II oeiocS t~O ios 81 Aens and Nomens Cloth
ing. Dfess.S SlaWls heMnants, LndcrclohnS Qut Is,
BlanAets, BcdAns Boots, an0es &c, sc. also large
Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29
REsTAURANrs.

DEoPENING.-THE OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL
~ known spauiss Restaurant at ~ Maiden lane viii
be Qpen ~ Nav being under the charge OF /. GUN.
HAlE> and who requests an the customers t. cali a
said restaurant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

n
Of Jobbers Stock. Wooden Mare, Brushes, Baskets
AoR1, &c
Store Fixtures Desks, safe. &c.
RY ROBERT soMERvILLE AUcrIoSEER,
HANDSOME H6rssRRHTSSLLiD5y P PIaesS VELVET
BRUSH L. AND INGk ~ CARPETS, MIRRORS
iRoBfEl so ,AaEkG viii .ell BY auction this DAY
pnes 4 Pr X At @ as at ire Pyais :"
sand house comprising Paror suit velvet amt BRUSSELS
Bedreem suii., Bureaus wasRs,anis LOUNGES, cGairs
aS r room arnnra so rSle s"a Ss
clocks 49, VII il Gsuu assortment % Kitchen uten.
u. aoBEEr soaERyILLE. AucTIoNEER 4 UAI
Ns ;T9 2GF TITF NEEqf B 4s5
AANS-.c ts ~ We PhsSta B6NiboNs ~ t e. ~"
row Friday !, II O'Clock INC yell snovn Lanch AMI
.oncGomer. store u Esst twenr,a street al Tie
copper Kettles and other arsiees usel D coniec.
Is Ills day al iois o'clock 10 IS East twenty. ninth
street the Furniture u four story brown stone ies.
spTine, biaes walnut marble op bureaus ana wash
Dnne 6hair Haisanas so,a sedsieaGs walnut Boos.
case Camp CHAIRS Brussels and ingram carpeis stair
Kitchen Furniture Reirgerator- A.. sale positive.
without reserve Catalogues r. sale
by joan !. DUNN, AuCTloyEER.zwILL SELL
Fixtures Fancy Goods store 81 2ls Greeue
stock hrst Gas. and u good order.
IlN D. w. CAMPBELL. JR.. AlGIIONEER-CAhP
ID BELL Co ell. this day 1t 1919 o'clock IN lots
entire siocA Fixtures ether 'ontenLs n Hmlly Gro
es gem .ed BuSer e,ler ,pecy tr1eG Ca e
BELL cos once. : Ninth street near Fourth Az.
PY PETER BOWL. AuInnNEEG.- MORTGAGE
ID sale FRIDAY, April - al II o'clock A. ~. corner
University place anu Eighth street one Gordon cylinder
II LOUIS LEtBts6uER, attorney ior Nortgagee
nALRY a HARTMAN. AUCTIoSEERs WILL SILL
Ie.deRse as S ls MsS pae Hsh 3 s Ss al
ocloek ~ CONSISTING q aarer sults ssnSrs Table,
chairs &c., ~ lots sale positive. Goods must be
EDwABo scaEScR AUCrIoSEER,
Assisnee's sale Of
elegant Cabinet Furniture
~ EDWARD scHENcK
o. FRIDAY.
At II O'Clock.
an elegant assortment 0.
the ones, Furniture q the most modern anc unique
styles o. parIor, chamber dining and hall in elegant
carved walnut rosewood ia damask and reps;
superb centre and card Tables and every variety Of
The above now 81 exhibition and viii repay those
in - furniture. TO be soid - auction atNo ~
liberty street.
EDWARD scHEScK, AUcrfoNEER
Pine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
FrSE OIL PAINTINGS,
vrro.~r v.pprv -T1rr.pv Avn pr.r
:, 80 n1 D,.g,s rse...isopce ~
~ Iht 4ssf,aa,'. tsiaiuf sn u
" \. ~ - - r. y 49, E,. w r. ttsssyr
100 " - t,1gttf,,A a-'iA - y = -.
~ EBNAhb NehE ~ =, ~ ,,tuIeelAy. -sth INST ~
olz ocioeS a. above the chre Fhrlhre cohialhcd ~
said hou-e.
100. .,.-, .,.up.-r,- .rrrtoSypp
II HANpsGME ogskHoLD FV ,i7SllT g,EE, -,
vno-,pr ccprxftt IA, ,nrr.1.v con 80, :,
MS ocise. !, asoye tha entire c9n,eas q .aa aoas
q household furniture
IT = AANE1A1E -" aS CilONEEs 80 -
Il. VIII e. ~ Fftday Apfd ~ lsto,
Il Oclocs a., A. ibe Exchange salesroom,
i'll ilree glory. hlgL rt0Op
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1erlI STREET l3j EAST, NEAR IRVING PLACE. =
! ~ TO let, with first class Board large, Handsomely
furnished Rooms on second and hird o9rs every cop-
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0iQ WEST TWENrY-FIFTH EET-sEvERAI
1t = very desirable Rooms. double and single 70 leg
with B0urt: Floor, suite IN desired; Al tahh
and attentions rooms southern exposure. keterence'
exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

I -TH STREET OPPOSITE sTUyyEsANT PARK.
y four doors east ~ second ayenue.-iiandsomeiy
furnished Rooms with rst cass table Tor three and AZ
summer prices; references.
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MRS. WILLIAMS 2GO FOURTH AVENUE, Is
I'VE Offering very desirable suit OF Rooms, with prt
table.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

MADISON AVENUE HOTEL, CORNER TWENTY:
wi seventh street Madison avenue.-American and
European plan Rooms 81 TO So day Board 80 to S7
per week family Rooms low price also elegantly iur-
hi she'd Rooms private house. 10 West TwentyfourIh
street. with without Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

LNREE TO APPLICANrs-FULL INFORMATION OF
II handsome boarding accommodations in all parts oil
the city }. q, sANDS' Board Directory lbs broadway
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\ BLOCK FROM BROADWAY, ll4 EAST NINE
4 teenth strcet-nandsomely furnished ICONS, with
first class Board.
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1S AND 4. EAST TWENTY. EIGHTH STREET, BE
10 tween Madison and Filth avenues.-Fnm koors,
with Board: sma tables: tahle a,hotc H. LhFLEE
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HOTELS.
BROoKLYs BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

PARTY or -FOUR LADIES CAN OBTAIN BOARI
~ at n farm house. on rca sonablc terms by address.
INK Immediately ii. .. - pecksSilL Nestcheste
county box u2 Ost Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

IL EAST FORTY FIRsT sTIREr-sEcoND FLOOR;
= also fourth story large Rooms. with Board ibera
terms io- summer year.
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4 EXTREMELY PLEASANT ROOM TO RENr-WlTH
i Breakfast small lamily), at very moderate terms;
closet hot aud cold water &C. No go West twenty
NTH street between Seventh ami Eighth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

%ATE Oh Law ROOke-A LANCE AND VAL.
"a nahlc collection. this rfhNfsissy AGA FRIDAY al-
fe1nosgis III 4 clock. BANGS NkNAl A 90, Aue.
foneers 6ab BroadwAt.
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BoARDEKs WANTED.

oic WEST FoRTY.THIRD STREET. WITHIN
ZlEO haifa block o. Broadway-To let. to gentleman
and wife sugle gentlemen, desirable second Floor IN
private house fully partially furnished with or with
out Board
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A PRIVATE FAMILY ON LEXINGTON AVENUE,
IA near rhrty-eighth street, win let their second
story front ROOM containing convenience, Win
Board, 10 gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen ref
erence. Address box 3, 1884 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-29

GI III 70 GPHH DAY, - 70 si2 PER wEEK-
and singie ~ 80 no and Us Bieecker street
Rrn.aNAf. roDaet Eraslf!ds.
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OOa WEST TuIRTIETH sTREET-AN AMERICAN
s)CO family will pleasant and nicely furnished
Rooms, and third doors with or without
Bolrd; convenient to Elevated Railroad