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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-10

A DOG Dying OF GRIEF The Forest and
Stream some months ago gave the following
story of a dogs love for Its master: About
two weeks ago a man named Parcels, a lack
smith residing near Dobbs' Ferry, went hunt
ing "coons" at midnight. His companions
consisted of neighbor, residing near by, and
faithful dog. While searching for game at
approached the brink of the Palisades and by
some mishap lost his balance and fell down a
distance of 30 feet. His friend having missed
hun, sought him, and by dlligent search found
him lying where he had fallen, and his faithful
dog by his side moaning pteously. On at
tempting to approach the body the usually
friendly animal strongly protested by growls
and threatening attitudes. The man, seeing
that his companion was seriously Injured, went
Tor aid, and in short time returned with
Surgeon and some friends; bot the dog, which
lay with its head across the body, refused to
let them touch the treasure it faithfully
drive him away from his post by blows. An
examination proved that the man was dead, so
the remaias were placed in boat aud piece
of canvas thrown over them The dog Jumped
In to the boat also, and placed his head across
bis masters face, and remained there ntil the
landing. The body was then placed in % wagon
and conveyed home but sooner had it been
covered than the ilovipg friend sgain sought
his old post. After the burial the dog became
more depressed, refused his food, and wandered
llstlessly about, moaning in a low, nervous
tone, aud needless of everything. He ~ould
pay no attention to any of the inmates # the
house, and all their efforts could not cu.,r uIm
TO manifest any signs of recosnItlnu. Aner
dragging along for nearly week caring
neither for food nor water, the faiL iL:.fil Gu..
1led-a martyr to love for his 4S:t r
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
7 .EEDS' FOUNDRY,
tEstaoiished in 1921
Corner of Delord and Foucher Streets,


We prepared to manufacture Steam Engines
Boilers, Sugar Mills. SuRsr Kettles Draining Ma
Chimes Saw Mills Cotton Presses Newell Screws
Gin Gearing. Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars. Judson's
Governors and all kinds of Plantation and Ste
work and every description of Machinery the south
We beg to call special attention to large
Sugar Kettles Having purchased the ontre stoc of
the Stacker Iron Works of Ten essee for which Mr.
E. f. Lavillebeuvre formerly agent, the only
genuine Tennessee Kettle in the arket) the
same for sale as well those of ure
reduced price lists which we III be pleased
to furnish application
se3 76 Iy LEEDS g. Co
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srning Star and Catholic Messenger.
AN EXILE'S LONGINGs

" ORLEANS auSpAY, SEPTEMBER 10 1876
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-10
OPINIONS OF THEIR MERITS,

| OPINIONS OF THEIR MERITS.
IRON" the ReO Father OConnoT s. } formerly Bishop
1h.ro Baltimore ioyol. College. Sept 9 1892
New Intermediate Geography which you left with me-
and find it to be most excellent work.
FTons Very Reu. Joseph RelLer J Provincial of IL,
| ProUince y Maryland.
have looked over Mitchells New Intermediate
GGeoSrHphy ana hnd 10 worthy OF the patronage of
JOS E. KELLER Sd
From Req. Broer Patrick Provincial Christian Broters
Manhattan College. y. Y, Jan T. Is7O.
sss IN S gq t scsooS t in to al othos
on the subject with which We are acquainted:
Prov. Christian Brothers.
From Me Redenptortsts Of Chicago, ~
Mitchelrs Biographies have been iu une in ali our
schools for the lAst four and satisfied with
PETER zIMMER. G. ss. R.
From the Sisters of Charity.
We have used Mitcbell's Geographical Series for q
nqmoer OF yeSrs' and consider them superior any
FhO" Rev Geo: p. Haskins Founder and Rector of he
House Of The Angel Guardian.
House Angel Guardian, Boston.
MY preference, and that of All my teachers 10 for
bitchels Biographies.
FTOr" His Grace, he Most ReU. Areh1tsAop Of Toronto
We RISo SS K a
mend their in schools.
JOHN JOSEPH LYNCH.
Given St. hiohaels Palace Toronto. April s. Is7a.
From HiS Grace Me AOSt REQ. Arebtshop Of NesO York
New York July IL, IsT2
, We cheerfully concur in the excellent recommends.
tlonB already given by many in favor Mitchella
Geographos as revised and corrected by NJ r. Keogan
OF Chicago. JOHN McCLOSKEY,
Archbishop Of New York.
From HIS Grace the Mott Req Arehbishop Of Cincinnati o.
Cincinnati, Ohio July ~ 1911.
bv H. 1, are 80 highly approved of
and have been ceanSed from every thing offensive 70
Catholic children BY N +; KeeRan, OF Chicago, We |
ond their use in in all schools preference
70 any other text books on the subject.
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Archbishop Of Cincinnati
For terms Of introduction nddress As most convent
mt the Publishers, or
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02

viii He Take once on the south Carolina
and Louisiana Frnudst

BY the time our next issue reaches our
readers the Electoral College Will have met and
voted. and the evident design Of the Louisiana
Returning board Is TO reserve its decision 10 the
too soon to ask Mr.. HAYES, with the utmost re-
sprct, some questions which we make bold to
say are to-day running In tn minds OF hundreds
- thousands OF upright, patriotic, aud anxious
men OF all parties. They are these:
You are an honest man, In whose life not
even the netce lgut Of Presidential campaign
revealed a Sueck 81 reIroaCh From a tri-
tuuai. therefore, like the Louisiana Returning
Board, composed exclusively Of your friends
ana parilsan-, whose Judicial Integrity and ca
pacity have teen alfe dy successfully i'm
peached; which refuses t. obey the direction
OF the law and give the opposite party even one
place on lis bench; when deltba rates In secret,
ana gives no reasons for its decisions; wnicn
sees glarng frauds exposed IN its presence
without mHnifesting either surprise or dts
pleasure. and which VIGOROUSLY enjoys not one
from such tribunal you would not accept the
award even of one hundred dollars against the
claim OF the humblc-t man In America, would
YOU We know YOU would not. Are you
ONCE which equals any crown In dignity and
surpasses most crowns IN power and RESPONSE
tilttv. which no man has hitherto held with a
ST In or suspicion resting on his titlef Can you
position for four years In the &c Of the belief
Of full half the voters that YOU have obtained II
through Judicial fraud and chicanei Would
not YOUR 80 holding IL be "A new and great mis-
fortune TO the country, AID source of I'M
ending shame and repentance to yourselfI
should you allow eager and inscriptions poll
ticians to override your own noDler judgment
and thrust II upon youi Finally do YOU SUD
pose that In ONCE IN. and needing so
much popular respect. " not popular support,
TO give IL either dignity or authority, you could
exert any appreciaole Influence In behalf Of any
OF the causes which you and all good men have
leaTtl
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Americans seixed and Forced int "the
Mexican" Army.

About dozen OF our youths, some Of
them American born and others OF Mexican
origin, were invited last sunday to party at
Puettas Verde, Mexico, just outside OF the Mat
Amoros fortihc tions While enjoying them
selves party Of revolutionists came down on
them and took the young men prisoners. There
were two cripples IN the party from this SIDE.
but they were turned loose: the rest were
marched OF aud placed In the ranks.
The young men, In going over the river 10 the
feast provided by their friends. showed a want
OF forethought, but II looks as II tney we're led
into the tTap-for what purpose time will tell.
Inc arresting and carrying them awaJ a
gross outrage on the port OF the revolutionsts.
Most OF them are Americans, and, a. such.
neither Of the contending factions have the
light 70 commit such acts Of OppressiOn.
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PATRICK BENRr's PROPHECY.
A Warning Uttered In the virginia Conven-
lion on the Adoption OF the Constitution.


from ne Rochester Union aud AdrDHsr.
DO not the words Of Patrick Henry in
the Virginia Convention on the adoption OF the
Constitution OF lIos have especial significance at
this timer
Your President may easily become King.
Your Senate II SO imperfectly constructed that
your dearest rights NAV be sacrificed by what
may be small majority; and a very small
minority may continue forever unchangeably
THIS Government although horribly defective.
Where are your cheeks In this Government
Your stronghO holds will be IN the hands OF your
enemies. 1t Is on the supposition that YOUR
American Governor shall be honest that all tue
good qualities OF this Government are founded,
but Its perfect and imperfect construction puts
IL in their power to perpetrate the worst Of mis-
chiefs should they be Dad men. Aud. sir, would
resting our rights upon the contingency OF our
rulers being good or bad Show me that age
and country. where the rights aud liberties OF
the peOple were placed on the chance Of their
rulers being good men, without consequent
loss of liberty say that the loss OF that dearest
taintv, every such mad attempt. II your Ameti-
can Chief he a man Of ambition and abilities,
how easy will IL he for him to render himself aO-
sOlutef The army IL in his bands, and II he be
a man Of address II will he attached to him, and
II viii be the suit Ject Of long meditation with
complish his design. And, sir, will the Ameri-
can spirit solely relieve YOU when TINS happensf
would rather have a King, Lords and Com
mons, than government SO repete with such
insupportable evils. Ii we make a King, we
may prescribe the ru' es by which he shall rule
his people but tie President in the field, at the
head OF his army. Can prescribe the terms on
which he shall reig master, SO far that II will
puzzle any American even TO get bis neck from
unGer the calling yokeI
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Ff0fn Nc NpfIngHfId hepubIc1N
HARTFORD, Nov. 2.-It Is singular how
mauy OF these Connecticut Yankee bummers A"
turn ~ in these southern troubles. A few days
ago sent YOU sketch OF j. X. q. Pitkin, the
Louisiana United states Marshal. notice now
States Marshal in South Carolina charged with
the duty Of seeing that none but Republicans
stand guard Tonight This Dennis is another
carpet-baRRef flom Connecticut, VINO has gotten
rch 10y pluudenng the PROSTATE state" lie
was Norwich boy who went out in the seventh
Connecticut Regiment as Captain. and, when
the real work vi the war began. resigned and
turned sutler. Having made money out OF the
soldiers during the war, he got breyet his Gem
were very cheap at the close Of tue war;, aud
since has been a prominent member Of tho Re
publican Ring in South Carolina. II Bob Pitkin
and > Ihn Dennis are to elect our Presidents,
we might as well give up having any Pres-
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CHEIP con md MINERS WAGES
A GLOOMY Prospect for WorkinRmcn In the
Anthracite REGIONS

trom ne Engineering and AutH0 Journal
The reduction of wages IN the anthracite
regions, that we several weeks ago minated
were inevitable. appeals TO assume more definite
share. Kumurs are current that reductions of
from tn TO twenty per cent. In miners wages
have been decided upon, hut, In fact, nothing
definite has been arranged. though the COM
panies are AL satisfied that the reduction must
be made. and that promptly. We may fairly as
sumo the average prices obt aimed by the Della
ware, L'ckawanni and Western Railroad Com
pany and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
for their coal sold IT auction during the p.st
four months, as the actual mark value OF the
coal.
Delaware. Lacxawsnna and Western Railroad aver
price ~ % per ton t2sl lbs Penusyvanit Coal
Company. average price, tJ.i0 per ton ego lb,).
These ARE the lowest prices Mt which coal has
ever been sold. during period Of four mouths,
In New York.
A simil IT reduction will take place, though
probably not 50 soon. In the Cumberland region.
As here Is every prospect OF long period of
low prices In coal. the continuation OF low wages
will be cOrrespondiDgy protracted.
This Is certainly an III outlook for the miners,
whose earnings during the year have been very
small, owing to enforced idleness, and yet the
prospects are that even with the lower wages,
there Will not be full work.
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Another story from BIaekweIr. I.Iand.

THAT prisoner" Warden Fox Of the Black
wells Island Peniteniary said pointing to honest
faced German lived IN garrett in an east side tene
ment house. For this room he paid nifty cents week
He had found old stove In the street repaired IT, and
every day and night when unable to get JOB he picked
up pieces OF coal aud wood In the street make his
nre u he could not anord to buJ food he gru for
In the ASH barrels took whatever he found cleaned IT,
anu made a soup. At O'Clock one morning he
making cup Of coffee IN his garnet aud heard the
mis mAns cans rattle the stairs. He the milK
man leave quart at neighhorr door, ami hr niled
half small cup fun ~ the mix. and then laughiugY
told the mlkman what he had done. lie sentenced
to three months AS thicf
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A Venerable pric.r in western winds

Father GaZZoh, from the Crur q Alcnc
MIS- On, Washington Territory has been stop,
flng I'm the city for the Tast week. He Is one Of
it~ oldest. If not the oldest, Nnlte settlers m
ihis unper GO ntfy, having been here about
ihlrti I'VE years, HIS father WAS Roman prince.
ana his uncle Is now Cardinal Patuci who hulus
we next highest pJsltiJH - tie Pope ia the
EAiLnl4r tLUeA
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Wluutto--.Malts.

WANTED-Four young men who have served p,rt
w OF their time IN q machine shop Apply only ~
letter. with references. to Il. ;. L., 49S west 81.
WANTED-At TIE wnaiomcn's Headquarters. 100
w nth at. cOopers boa stecrere, Dlackeiiiil ms,
and stout American green hands. J. MORRISON
WANTED "A man to make white metal show case
w frames. steady wOrk to a competent man.
w. II. GROVE, ll0 North ith st., Phiiadephia,
WANTED A mechanic who can make himself gen
w orally useful in ANAL hotel carpenter preferred
Apply at Hotel Royal. between and 3P NJ.
WANTED boy. about 10, who has been IN the
w hardware business good references. Apply at 10
A. NJ, at "a Sd NV.
NNANTRD-A COED boy for factory work refer.
w cucc req ireI. REFLECTOR co, lit Prince At.
WANTED For whaling voyages, carpeni rrs and
w stout green hands. 81 West Al. u. v. PEARL
WANTED a good, honest boy to WORK In a news
w paper stand. Apply after O'Clock at % Bway.
XVANTED-25 stone breakers.
w Apply on the work. Laurel HILL L. L.
~ CARPENTERS.- Bring tools ready for work.
V j. II SMITH, 20l West 25th Al.
ecCA PER WEEK, Three young men willing TO
sD-O leave city. Call afternoon at cigar store ~
Dcv 81.
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8Ost anO touno.

RANK BOOk ssl.ea5 ON Blocker street savings
- hanA; nnder Wal please return to SAID bank.
1 OST-Noy. 80, between NeWtoWu Ccmci,r rs and
- Grand Hotel, aslRn COLA watch, with pnAmtled
ca,es, with part ~ Je chain Atachrd; liberal reward
BiOadwaY
l OSr-ly poor woman on Christopher 81 terry.
holt, porkethonk eco iulus fls ih. Nut
VII be rewardel for It's return by addressing l.. A. o
box 10 sun office.
SsOn REWARD and no questions no ,rd flr rr-
GU turn 81 niruiAof box ost FROM truck, Aoy
% Address Box i3iS. Plst Oicc.
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AOrsts, daruagcs, DC.

A . noRSfS Must be- sold this day ; sound and
~ AnH $50 too.s'5 2ol Grand st., stable.
INOk SALE cheap Youas horse. Sound ana KIND,
n suNsov lYg truck " wagon. Inquire At % Park u
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RtIigluus notltts.

A WITTY BAPTIST CHIRCH,, West BAN st.,
N west ~ kth the Rev r. W H. Williams, pastor
Preaching on sunday m rning at haf past To- sunday
scnoul at haif past = oc,ocK.
STANT0N ~. BAPrIST CHI KCI WI. liam
= llNne LehNe pastor, VIII preach AT lu,3O A. VI.
SUBJECT The NpcuAlng Meal" Al $50 T.. ", subjects
serving Opppsltes." Service Of the evening
connection with sermon. Strangers invited
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SnOmas Gums.

ERANk SAVINGS BkNK, corner tsist.
i ami SHAY omen daily from lpA VI. 10 g T.. W.,
MONDAY and saturday from fo T. VI lntcre be AHA
nrst Il every m1ntn, j, T.. CnAMBEHLAIN, Pres.
CnAs. r. HYAIT. sec
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u
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Sew York via DesbTOsses aud Cortlan,
sts. ferries, a. follows;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and
ami $50 4. N. daily.
For willamsport Lock Haven, CORY ana Erie At so
] NJ connecting al CORY for Titusvili' Petroleum
Lock Haven, $50 A. NJ
For Baltimore Washington, aud the South, Limited
Washington Expire ~ Of Pullman parur cars dlily
except sunday, $50 4. NJ arrive AT Washington al
tnOP NJ Regular az $40 A NJ, l, o. anu o =.
Express for Philadelphs So. $50 $40 ,a.30 limited.
1880 4. NJ l. 3. l, ., a. :, $50 +. Vi. aud ~ night
SUNDAY $40 \. ", 3 9, :, $3.50 ana r NJ. Emisrli
ana b. G lud class = i. VI.
Accommodation for Trcnton. : \. NJ, Q and 40 = NJ.
For trains 10 Newark, Elizabeth, Railway. Priucctpn
Trenton. Perth Amhoy, Remington, Belvidcrr aud
otier pulns, see locai schedu AZ all ticket Offices
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh 620 and 10 10 \. "
anu 1910 T. VI. daily 1910 A. ". ana $3.50 r. NJ daily,
ehcept Monday. From Washington and Baltimore.
d;io $3.50 A. NJ. 4.lp, $40. and 10 20 T. VI Sund N,
$50 t5u \. " From Pa adrlpha. 5.n5. G.2u. II. ~
$500. 1910, 1880 A. Nj 2lu. iIn. 5ll. $3.50 G.in.
1850 A. VI 500 and lu2O t. N.
- IieAei offices 5ld ami VA Broadway, No. AToI
Cont st. BrooSyni III, lld, and IFS HUDSON 81 liO
hoHcn; depot, Jersey city Emlsraut ucAet uni q
FRANK TH0M@ON n NJ UOYp. Jk
Genera Manager. Grnl PASSENGER Agenf.
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RlLl.lARD~, WIN exc ansc nr.tr,.. r.. Al
- htNel tarum tthlc iluN0 for D. ul pIul table
mus nr 10 good ORDER Inquire 212nh s.
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STATE Linn Linn OF & iflTIEAAMKHt7ox
STAR LINE.
| FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CARRYING
stelmtunts anN Rl!rolo,.
PE>>-iLy.i>IA RAILROAD.

A PEOPLES LI>E sreamb1at' for Albany.
~ saratoga, ana the West leave daily Suudays r.
epieul al =. NJ Per A. y r., foot OF Cana I
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B,llraros.

1T S~ELL'- ICE CREAM. -Cuurcncs and far,
i Inc. 70 quart Charlotte Russo los inc 4 iIru ,r
quart swci' attention 10 olt'of town orders
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l,r5Jtd HouttA

hl~EA~E~ or hEN, Nsrylu. DtlI .ft and ,in.
uftd affections spr tlF usrlturufL1. ID
MENlH \ DANIELS, p,lll LcAAItl4 as. "A 4,
2uth ~. Hours Ntot
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tusInrss q hant,s.

BUSINESS Gbantts.
kIOMMI~SION bakery for sale cheap, also bak
N erles tor salr or 70 let
M1ICIlELL's Store AeencY, II Cednrst.
NOR SALE newspaper and stationery store. an
i Cd stands sold cheap. Apply Al 2Ss Grand 81
NOR SALE-At auction THIS dll oclocE, old os-
i FINISHED butter store ld7 Easi Houston 81
fI'O 1INBER DEALERS and others. The trees
standing ON Ry rsiie nv are OIL red Tor sale 10 the
highest responsible hiddcri purchas To remove I'M
mediateN. Apply At contractors ONCE ON Boulevard,
hctw' en- Mth and s5th SITS.
TINO SILL 81 EXCHANGE for small property or good
loon, west side pice only t2,oOO Apply at ~ CYnte
It,, room a. FOSIER
FI'IIE STOCK and nxturrs Of liquor store doing
L iar cash lrade, for sale, 31i Madison st., rent
low VIII be 80 d cheap.
TIOP milk wagon. horse and harness with or with.
j out route. Can, on SUNDAY, at As laY st, Green
point
GOAn a MAN with TN. amount can invest
,IsDNJJs ana maze money, Call al IailOrs HOtel,
Jersey CIV, room ~.
-.----------------
Boots ano Shoes.
90 FOR pair OF haldscSed caltskln CATERS to
SSD order. ~, BROWNS l23 Roosevelt 81.
- TO,ORDEK -calfskin CATERS hand sewed'
KINAyAE 4 WALSH, IS BVwsr.
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Antllon tlnlltrs.

4 .tTlON SALE Il stock confectionery, glass lars
~ VI counters, taurs, shelving. SHOW cases ST. lrs
~ ~ fh'lon st." near Portland aV, ni COLE a
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8Oayo unO 8uoms.

$oaro uno 8oons.
TrP.TOwN ADyERTI-ERs
May leave their nvors for lHR srS AZ the only
suthorlLeq up town a1yerusement oMces,
36SSssi "a st, opposite Grana opera 'hoase. sai
80, $50 81 ". corner VI ATM ST., ult SP NJ
NoeAtra charse.
A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with
N board excellent rooms and senilem an and wife.
ATs9 DsON 81. corner Harrison. lodsing
American family.
A FEW gentlemen and ladies accommodated with
n single and large rooms with board, nre, and light
A FEW genremcn also gentlemap aud wife, c an be
Madisons ST.
A PEW ladies and senilemen can hove soQ6 eqard
A PLEASANT ROOM to let for hous Keeping
A 81 s'o others 81 to - 1885 Thompson ST. near
A FEw gentlemen can be accommodated with board
N and pleasant rooms large ana small III Hudson At.
A COMEORTABLE furnished front han bed
IN room Inquire at 100 IN av bet 2lst and 22d ste.
A NICE. clean furnished front bedroom to let Ioa
N gentleman tlbo per week 90 LIST 1t.
A FURNISHED room to let at tl.25 per week. 80
N tatharlne st. hrs' hoor.
EAr iuIH'.ncG room. small 5cspGct.ols f'%p
Elizabeth st., near Broonie
FURNISHED rooms for Housekeeping from 81 up
ward al front basement to It, 257 West 2oth 81
III RNISHED bedrooms t. let, with or without
Il hoard and the use ~ prlor ~ an ayr % floor,
FURNISHED room. tor housekeeping to respect
L aoe parties 7's Greenwich st. near ilth st.
FINE furnished rooms TOR ,n,u.sekeeplng and mn
Il bedro ms Tor gentle men Ill Allen II.
VIR>ISHED room', with or without BOARD. soi
Il 2vlh NJ corner sth NV, top Dor
IrRONT paror fora cntemcn also hall room WIN
Il Or without board. 20 Bcach 81.
HENTIEMEN and wives or plrties of two or three
" gentlemen can mud excellent accommodations
with good board AZ reasonable terms Jingle parties
accommodated al ti5O, 80, anu 81 per week. 40 st.
MARKS place.
IAFNTLEMFN. good board. pleasant home. s. n
~ weeks or suitable for night housekeeping 800 hast
Nlneteenth 81" FIRST Moor.
(tENTLEMEN accommodated WIN board iprlya1e
~ laml house newly furnished, terms moderate
GkNTLEMkN can optaln good board and rooms
Pearl St.
GOOD board, with good W irin rooms 81 and 81 30.
~ SINGLE TO ms So day boardcrs g.. 40 huds st.
/ ADDS and gen lemen desiring quiet. respecta-
IL hle boarding house with home comfort, gnni Al
tcnuen. p NY OF nte ncas 10 suit your time terms
- 90 So l02 ith aY.
AIDES aud gentlemen can have hoard, also a mar
Ia rled couple. lao l3lh ST., near 81 ay
NICELY furnished room. comnlrte Tor houscscrp-
~ ingi also nice rooms for single gentlemen. III
clinton st., near Broom.
NICELY. FURNISHED rooms to let to gentle.
~ men. 81 Marion 81.
WELL. furnished room To gentleman and =, lie for
w housekeeping $500 per week. l25 Allen a.
SI MONROE ST, near Market Rcspecrable
hoard al o. or 800 per week. Private family.
OChgh' hQusekeep'n! aIsVsngle rVoms tl.VQ " u.