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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22
He wanted hi. Gold Ring Back.

"Not bit ofit," said the man, as
he leaned over the rail and more ear
nestly spoke to Chief Cullen at the
Mayors Office yesterday.
''Aud did you not give her the least
bit of hope?' said the Chief.
mot cents worth, for every time l
passed her house she would jnst flop
right out the gate and walk to the store
in the way was goin' toward home.
"And you never said anything about
love?"
"Not more'n she did. She forced
herself into my company, and one day
she kept on hinling and hinting about
the show, that as IA man l couldn back
out, so l took her?
And is that all, did it end there?"
"No. it didn't. She asked me to 60
down town with her one night. She
said she was afraid Of the loafers OH the
corner. Well, / went with her, and
when We got down she stuck fast be-
fore an ice cream saloon window and
she commenced talking about how nice
they had fixed up in the parlor. She
even went 30 far as to say, "Come up
and see it"
You went?"
GLOW could help it She led the
Way, and when we got up she sat down
to table, told the girl she'd take vanil-
la, and guessed Id have the same. Be,
fore we got home she had her arms full
that she made me buy for her."
sand you had her out sleighing, did
you not I" said the Chief.
"Well, that was another of her tricks.
Every time she'd. see me she'd say
something about her aunt down the
country. She said she was sure her
aunt would like me. And after she
gave ME that kind of a story right a
long i got tired of it and thought the
best way to get rid of it would be to
take her down there, and we went"
$50 you want the gold ring back do
you!" -.
"Yes, / do. / don't love her BIT,
and that ring cost me eighteen dollars
in hard earned money. 1t is plain ring
and she wears it OH what they call the
be-gagement finger" ea
at is not hers then, is it,"
81 tell you no, it amt hern. It's my
ring; l bought it, and l want it, that's
ALL"
"Well how did she get it, if it is
yours
The young man colored up a little
and then said:
"Well, one night I was at her house.
She was standing on the porch, and,
when I passed she forced ME to come
in. went in, and we were sitting on
the sofa; l had the ring in a box in my
vest pocket She didn't know it. / said
nothing about it. About a half hour
ufterward she made me take my arm
from her shoulder, and she asked what
that hard thing was in my vest pocket.
I took it out and showed it to her, and
she made me tell her that / had bought
il for a lady. She then made me give
1t to her, and I've been sorry ever since;
and now want it.
"Then you got'so close to her that
the box rubbed up against her side, did
you?"
The Chief laughed, the young man
blnshed, few spectators smiled, and
utterly ashamed Of himself, the young
fellow lett the Court room and had not
another word to say.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

EXCITING KIDNAPPING CASE IN VIK-
GrsIA.-A correspondent of the South
side Asniinei at Appomattar Depot,
Va, gives the abduction from that place
of a little boy OIL the 29th ult:
"The boy, who is between four and
five years Of age, is the son Of Mr..
James Smith. His abductor is white
man, half idiot, named Davis Jennings,
who has been strolling around tho vii
lage for several days, and was heard to
saw that he intended to hang or other
wise kill little Smith. About sunrise
on the 29ih ult., he persuaded his in
tended victim to take q walk with him.
About 8 o'clock the little boy was miss
ed by his mother, who Immediately,
with many of the neigbbors, went in
search of the child. The country for
40 or so miles around was traversed
without success, until near sunset, when
Master Jake Inge, II years old, found
the missing boy near swamp stripped
of his clothing, and bearing upon lis
throat the print Of fingers, caused by
Jennings choking him to prevent him
from making an outcry when his father
passed in the morning. The child said
that Jennings told him he would be
back about dark and kill him;-:bat he
intended to cut of his head A few
minutes after the child was found, DIR.
Abbott caught Jennings, who was ex-
amined before magistrate and com
mitted to Jail, where he viii remain un-
til the 22d day of September next at
which time he viii be tried before the
Superior Court
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

"Many years sgo ar English fleet lay
at anchor in the roadside at Spithead
near Portsmouth. England. The fines,
ship in the feet was the aRoyal George.
She was the admiral's ship and caHied
a hundred guns. ~ sIH
"Just as every thing was on board
and she was ready to 60 to sea, the
frst lieutenant discovered that the wa
terpipes were out of order. In order
70 repair them il was not necessary 10
put the ship into dock, but only to heel
: her over till that part of the hull where
the pipes were was brought above wa
ter.
Heeling ship over is making her
lean over on one side. The larboard,
or left-hand guns, are run out from the
portfolios as far as possible, and then
the starboard, or right-hand guns, are
run over toward the other side. This
makes the vessel heel down toward the
water on one aide and rise high out of
the water on the other.
"a gang OF men from the dockyard
were sent to help the ships carpenters.
The workrnen reached the pipes OF the
"Royal George" and made the needed
repairs. But just as they had done so,
lighter, or large open boat, laden with
rum came alongside.
"Now, the portfolios on the lower
eide of the ''Royal George" were near
t,s,fp III, ia tor
came near; but when the men began
to take in the casks of rum, she heeled
over more and more. The sea, too, had
grown rougher since morning, and wa
ter began to rush in through the port
holes.
"The carpenter saw the danger, and
ran, aud told the second lieutenant that
the ship ought to be righted at once.
But the lieutenant was proud young
man, who did not like to be reminded
OF his duty; and so he said to the car.
penter. Mind your own business, and l
will mind mine.
"But soon the danger increased; and
the carpenter went second time, and
told the young man, that, unless "Ihe
Royal George" was instantly righted,
all would he lost. Instead OF taking
advice, the foolish youth, thinking that
the carpenter was meddling with what
did not belong to him, again told him,
and this time with All oath, to 60 about
his business.
"At last the prond second lieutenant
began to see that the carpenter had
been right, and that the danger was
very great. He ordered the drrmm,r
to heat 10 quarters; that is to say, to
summon every man to his post; but, be-
fore the drummer had time to give one
tap OIL the drum, the ship had heeled
over more and more.
"And now the men scrambled down
through the ha,chway to put the heavy
guns tack in their places. But it WAS
too late. The water was rushing in.
"Betore help or rescue could be had,
down went "The Royal George, car
rying with her the admiral, officers,
men, and numerous visitors who were
on board, to the number of nearly a
thousand souls! '' ITO '@i''
$50 the galleut ship was lost, with
all on board, because young man was
too proud to take advice.
The poet Cowper wrote poem on
the sinking of the ship, and everybody
mourned the dreadful disaster, but moth
ing could restore the lives which had
been so foolishly lost.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22
WHAT BECOMES OF EDITORS.

What becomes of the editors?
That's what you like to know;
They do heap OF good on earth,
And to heaven ought to 60.
But something seems to tell us
They are peculiar set, i
And In the great hereafter sl
Will be sleft out in the wet
We've been thinking the question over
Aud it troubles us heap;
Itcomes to us i'm the daytime,
And with dreams disturb our sleep;
And the more we con the question,
The deeper it seems to get,
And brings us to this conclusion:
They'll be left out in the .wet.'
Now, reason to yourself moment,
Would it do to let them in :?
Wouldn't they 60 to interviewing
And discussing everything
Wouldn't they have two oparties
And a hobby, too, topet -
That things would never do up there
They'll be left out in the wet
It's very well to smile, Sir,
And say your head amt level,
But did you ever know an editor
That didn't keep 'devil?'
You don't suppose for moment
That he in there could get,
And be yelping 'Copy?-
They'll be left out in the wet
There's one more point Well mention
We hope you won't get offended
But its currently reported
That the free list is suspended
Now did you ever know an editor
That has pulled the weasel yet
They're not going to do it there
They'll stay out in the wet
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPHERDSTUWN REGISTER

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

WoMAN IN RETIREMEsT.-Let no wo-
man imagine that she is without con-
sequence, or motive to excellence, be-
cause she is not conspicuous. Oh, it is
the greatness of woman that she is so
much like the great powers Of nature,
back of the noise and clatter Of the
worlds affairs, tenpering all things
with her benign influence only the more
certainly because most remote from am
bitiou, most forgetful of herself and
fame; a better nature in the world that
only waits to bless it. and refuses to be
known save in the successes of others,
whom she makes conspicuous; satisfied
most, in the honors that came not to
her-that her husband il known In the
gates when he sitieth among the ell
ders of the land, ,-BushueN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

Z Apeddler called on a Unioutowu Lady
to dispose of some goods. and inquired
Of her if she could tell him of any road
on which no peddler had Travelled.
@Yeu," replied she, II know Of oae, and
thats The road to Heaven"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

q An Irishn,an was strolling along the
Dublin quay the other morning, when
his eve lighted on the name Of Psyche
on a yacht, when he exclaimed after
spelling il out slowiy-"WelI, il that
sint TIE oddsss way 70 spell 6sh ] ever
ssH."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

Acrusty bachelors objection to ladies'
with besatifal tssth i that nine ont q
ten Of them woaid :sagh at . isnsrsI-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

IN N OF the 100 Choice Selec-
~ ~ rions," is ready. Price 80
cents. The "Series" now contains ONE
THOUSAND OF the latest and best things
foI D-clamations, Humorous Recitations,
Family Readings, etc. Capital for Gran
ges, temperance Societies, and Lyceums.
Also, "Excclsio- Dialogues" and "Mod-
Ell Dialogues" Circulars free. Get of
your BOOKSELLER, or send price to p. Gar
rett & Co., 7OS Ch estnut street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. We make the celebrated PENN
letter BOOK for copying letters with
out press or water. Agents wanted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22
A GREAT OFFER.

HORACE WATERS & SONS 4sl Broad
way, New York, will dispose of 100
PIANOS & ORGANS Of first class makers
Including WATERS, at extremely low
prices for cash, during this month, or
part cash, and balance in small monthly
pavments. The same to let.
WATLRS' New Scale Pianos, are the best
made; Thc touch elastic, and fine sing
ing tone, powerful pure and even.
WATERS Concerto Organs cannot be
excelled In tone or beauty they defy COM
petition. The Concerto Stop is fine i'm
itqtio1 of the Human Voice. Agents
Wanted.
A liberal discount to Teachers. Minis
tiers, Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc.
Special inducements to the trade. Ilustr.
Catalogues Mailed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22
VEGETABLE TONIC
Look HEREl NOTlCEl!

A MOTHER fine steel engraving entitled,
"A "THE BURIAL OF THE PET
Dsturdsy Hirat." No. 81. Now on sale -
FSo ~ BARNHAKT1.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

FOR
COTGRS, COLD%. HO.9RSEfESS,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
USE
UELLS C.4PHOLIC TABLETS
Put up in only in BLUE BOXES.
A Tr,ed and Sure RENEE y.
For sale by Druggists generally, and
JOHNSTON HOLLOWAY & CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

1000 AGENTS, Teachers, Students,
,1en AMI women, wanted to sell CEN
TENNIAL GAZETTEER OF THE U.
S. shows grand results Of 100 YEARS
PROGRESS. 4 whole Library-Boston
Globe. Not luxury, but necessity
Ia;er ocean. Best Selling Book Publish
ec. Good Pay. Want Gen. Agent in ev-
cry city of 10000. Address J. c. Nc
CCRDY Il CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

=. .S1CuOMANCY, or SOUL CHARM
yG." How either sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections of any
person they choose instantly. This SIM
tle, rneiltal requirement all can possess,
iroe, ly mail, for 25c., together with
ularriase guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies, Wedding Night Shirt, &c.
\ Gueer book. Address L. WILLIAM g
CO. Pubs. Phila.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22

AMP Chimneys and wicks, all sizes, at
IL J. G. UNSELD'S
New Store.
March ~ u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-22


backbone right out Of a pIebeiaa baby.
"What's your businessf said tbs
magistrate Of police court 10 prs.
oncr. "I'm an obssrvstivnisi, sir.'
whats that !" ''Oae who looks arouud
in day time TO see what ne can steal
after night, il II pleases your worship"
Mustard-colored nnderwear will b
all the rage for gentlemen this sumruer.
Perhaps its intended TO make them
"smart" during the heated term
An old lady along tho moantsin asys
her turkeys ars the most decsissul
''nest hiders' she ever saw. She knows
they are laying but che. cannot 6ud The
eggs.
Now is the time TO zee old women
running up and down stairs with .
calico bag under their arms spd wonder.
ing what kind OF ssed is that's split
During the period Of hsuse-cIesnipg
we think We never ssw ssddes spcc-
tacle ti.an that Of lsdy wandering &
round looking for safe place TO 6sug
her new bonnet
A man came home drank on cold
night and vomited in . basket contais-
ing goslingz, which bis vile had placed
before the fire, upon sesing which, he
exclaimed, Ny God, wits, when did 1
swallow shen fhingzT ~
Isis sinpIy sbssrd, says N sxshsses,
70 talk abodt . woman heiue 7ssiifed
to Gil every positioa Is, lits siss sssu
6IIs. For iuslsnos, w;st won,np eouId
lounge III dsy ssoond : ssove . : coup-
try grocery, nd ~ dboos ~ nsD6bes
Of dshes - esaght laN ssn1Ders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
Tast Side.

4 LARGE, woll-furuishcd ROOM. with Gas,
a water Fc.. VI Pc .-i roL' from Nav q,
,-i..I. c-l. Ittl ApIg 200 -tni" 70
e. ~ tbc o1c the 3. n g. & Binding, corner Of "tits-
Oh rl,i. and fourth ave.
FURNISHED ROOMS to Rents pleasant,
nicely furnished Rooms VITA bav W low second Moor "
IT,. 1gtau ave-. corner Twenty eighth ~.
q EAST 22D-ST.-Elcgrtly furnished large
- -maI i..ulA~ id and gen s0rs TO LIT. hon'
boaL 10 -elt'mrn. Fine ras a.Tt ~ Goor Permanent
iaf ..~ Dr-lf fL
I'D GRAMERCY-PARK.E Fast 2ofh--t.-Largc
FROST second inW tr rTatclL-3 party. with
extra
nor. privilege 0i tar lark.
.1-9D-ST, 1l6 EnST.--Vo let. handsomely
nr shct AltIDI. hool; three rooms deep together
20 ecutomon Only.
- EAST 2lSr-ST.-Dcsirabie ROOMS,
e}s1 v.'a good BOARD.
y EAST ODD >T.-Niccly furnished ROOMS
sI'1 800 RES plth trstoass Boa tkD also. table b,rard
eIS t,s,u references exchanged
'.E EAST 20TH-S1.-P ARLOR FLOOR, ,
- rooms furnished private BAH
clos "4ti prvate table aso ru'ns ior seni4rinoh
"lili". onanA
Tl$ EAST 2GrH-ST.-Two very pleasant
y s0 tou, third -1Ty ROOM no@lv hued up. i9ce
reasonable Win The uae OF SECOND story during hot months
= AID Il ro-uIred-
sDI FAST 23D-SI.-FURNISHED ROOMS,
Sh BOA I'D, al site sI-eiy house aud appoint
mcu-s Isl class re- runccs exchanged.
100 MADiSON-AVE.-Elegntly furnished
DO ROOMS Tor gentlemen.
XXI EAST 26TH-ST.-A few young men
- : have -,oh BOARD ana % d7aut Gonus fnr
per wees WA,rr homo comforts be- h1i tu0
nnrcAs l'ooms 10 let nicely iurniAei VITA OF without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01

Chances for Business Glen.

business WANIED.-A gentleman tor ,
ID years sct'e business with urs cdss ret rc- plt
M ra. wsIca Dlr.nHs connection W''i' Dir
Aoud ur eaptt caltI Address vitl cart clla ~
d laGIASD, care 4.4lII g. WIta-, Bc.@nll BE-
nEUG BTISINESS-PAETkE WANTED
NHl RS 90. ola C-tsD ahe nusin AZ by a. ftf
Cuce man controlling t-aie; Jne aHo ~ required %
D. well se, Ted AMI bTer ku Fl Hlso OF 5000 n- 9
D. t-slrr Polio S. HuNI & HAYNES. financial and
Business Brokers lS7 Broadway
EOR saba SING. good paying MANU-
TtCruRIEG BrNi>j.~0 90 -StIni e. .-a1" aug casa
AZ health only OF safe. tnlnlfe IL a con
IINa cor lIOsf,cl fud Pcul Sts b-onsln
TT'O ODNORNERS-StIt AID Con- ~
rrtsi u valuable rgtr ID tAe house iuti ''iHg line
AIlT.,- 81. a. ~AlIII 80 lait e.
rE'D HOTEL MEN and PLY SICIAES.- Want
o. oompc, at, rr-r , hes u 1 - AANAGER aiSD a
p4N-ilIAN .sp.Ia 90 Interest In anf ua a. tlntrt
Of hD. ID institution. q ID. OLIVER &c., Psis place
VUANTED-A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER TO
W PRINT isNors'e iorns can DO given Address
Ieit with Is. r EDt hl.IN, I0s fuIton o.
w ANTED-A practical PAPER MAkFR
W with SO o. 10 take terrs IN 70 n' .-~ ~. d. eng
ppeT bosIs Aifg8 j. ~. ~ fi71N. 2Oo ral-
Inst. Nes-York. ot Il C. w n ER Flint Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
HORSE aud CARRIAGE Market
YEw-YoRK. Friday, April 30, 1879.


We call attention to orr advertising columns
FOR particulars Of the auction sale 10y Nj Arch Johnston
on Monday next AZ the Riding Academy corner Sixth
ave. AMI Twenty sixiist The sale VIII be noteworthy,
ch,li ~ several Of the ihes saddle horses IN the city
l'v.tvthing under the hammer. without re
avr. AMI an opportunity seldom offered will De- pre-
s.litci 20 those de- iuc u purchase.
Tei1,s We give tie prices today Mr.. john itol =
uel l. TaI tifs brtween Tn sers y place and Finn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
Dtniistrn.

Dtnislrn.
4 RTIFICIAL TEETH on a NEW PRINCE
- lmmONalIr. used NATURAL teeth, co.f nlp *
rilu .ltta go 81
fru,f ,T;tyi.d NI'lout Ia Nt1 r-
rr htnuunug rpcr.s IA place, "a No.
80 SiAtAatu.. two doors from " avoIyl ace
lir r.. q. DV HklN
CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH in
= three hnnis- Inn the eth in TIE a.
i.y-i0l De, near lr aA"-y and - ii ~ g.
Coral rIhrr flesh color gold snf- pffn' S-
whdrione Rubber sr.s, pllm1rr7 open uou- l l~r 49,
depIt ss1.h Iagua.Ts, oAIe mechanical dentistry.
raSr Grand fcfr- yriavc cars. or
Got ~ Ilir, -in. 'th.-t
SI.N BIsJJ III, 10 Mast Fh!Tts JoUgti-si
DR. WAIT g. son, As EAST 23D-ST.. have
- uew metallic 70. Artificial Teeth. w4AcA Irlter
stronger aui COOLER tI otirr an hs perfect con-
aim a neat peri c healthy -oil SO per set
They also superior PatIa. Cold AMI RHhb1 wort a
0g fi Hll PIN lii, itH''i
under u1rc ga charge when Others u
serted \ lazy Attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
Gorses, Carriages. 6nrness, S-r.

I0SE ARCH. JOHNSTON. Auctioncer.
stp-fs O. ce. So 10 j. 81. gegung insi Bui..lns.
Horse ill Can fr'ch 70 % - rn.ceff9 ST., peal
IBr,r.i fI ltee
CLOSING OF = SALE or rfif ENTIRE EfIEHIS
~ flc
W4~IlINGTNE ~TNIIJ1 AND RIDING ACADIA b &,
Car-eI -iv-.avc. ana TStrf. 4siAtli-st.
s. La.
LOOK AT THIS ST0CT.
Ssdde tho offered ~ public SAFE m
cuaIu. the c,i ..rsteI r.fufIaI I'if '... horse.
"snAND DU nE."
Altu. o. known fasurte be liisru1rrk'
. q
They lre al inorone W., reliable Among thtn
ul le snIn o. rAerii .onal tt.luty stl
Tao rad and fny h0rst include ,rlo, boluiyi ana
aaiefv.
IN bun,ing has York Racket Court
q D. -.
rv horse carr acc na-ncss whn article = sny ff'l
heIcr.n. ,,aa.ts reserve Go iir
81 'l lst Ji..lr. -
NeA- 3 Ols.
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cCachnan.

4 FTRST-CLASS, reliable c0lorrd COACH
4 MAN v.shtsa situation rfou-' = uuc'r'id.l1 Dds
and excellent reference call At or
sU4lcsa % West iitu Sc
MARRIED MAN. American-Wants EtTa-
= non fUACbNAN ara moo VI. ana 20 nam EAR TEN
TIE ANA manage
pr,I io place on some plac- cow
n 10 % 10
saniug would take care % private f'ai
lc tr 41set liui
g.. ~. 400 1ta ave, "a store. 'in sn'An GERMAN
GOACHMAN and GAkDENER.-A rpspecta-
u Ole .ouug ulH. 100 iac4mJranr, - 'r'tls ae
l-i y e''4i i2lr
ear:eusr uurcrv t. yog'ilal hover, .sr 'r'tr .'s
" there Is q Apflf AZ
ODlLL > ADI.ACl. LOO Mesa ttst, corner LIOad'A Ia
Iuir lUT +. r.
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4 EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
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q !% Gnu ssy9s Bank 9s9g Sas at At s seg ioo 10 6s
PostOfhce. mp 10 y. ~. Al regular once rites
A HANDSOMELY furnished ROOM TO let;
~ second aoor 'front.'; III West HousIon-si near Mac
4 SITUATION by u young man % years of
- in any kind Of bdsness hls been cnsasd WIN
can tlhish rlere.ces aS u eAA4@S'ei AHu AD'1 A'i'
r. A ". Box 7 -, f. o.
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET, en- suite or
L single Oh inst second ID III AoIs viii let unfir
-hed terms - 10 80 per week can al i Lafayette place
oppos te Asior Library
DARTIES wishing TO make permanent ar
1 engagements fur tnr coming vii md pheasant
and good HOARD at % Laiy Faoe references
.Ao EAST 1OTH-Sr., near University place
~ Handsomely PUN SLED RON 10 LEI IN a m
40 BEDFORD Newly furnished ROOMS to
~ LET with BOARD at very moderate prices between
Carmine and Leroy so
~ 9TH-ST., between Broadway and Uni
~ velsity Place ATE family vii et or Their Iaror
ieat to neat partie. breakfast If desired
y BEDFORD-ST, Ninth Ward.-Front
room TeGo@ sGy sG Tl9 sr pa" r5a ons a con
permanent party.
West Side
4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will RENT,
y with board handsomely FURNISHED ROOM ~ two
gentlemen undDnDe references r1qnirDL % Wust Jdtist
AT NO. 73 WEST 12TH-ST.-Large and
y smal J5S, elegantly TnsIod. all modern
nproVemrats pTiees vita ars cass DOAID
Pheasant nOlne
AN OFFICE for PHYSICIAN; also hand
n someiy fnrnIshsd ROOMS suite siDgiy vicinity
,,I,f n. A DAII-EY. sod 6tb-aVe-
A PRIVATE fnmiy will let To IA responsible
~ gentleman a furnished ROOM al AIS monih SsS
Wcsi5 Otii1L
A PRIVATE FAMILY, living in their own
~ house, vii rent ~ gentleman aDd wife, or Single gentle
nicely furnished baiTon FLOOR, with or witaoul
BOARD lO7 W cot 4lslsL r0ieTonco exchanged