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New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
CALFNDARs THIS DAY.

srPaYafF CoUnT- -CIiAMsxRs-Iafrem1re J-NOs g. T. g. o.
10 T. 80 c5, G5 H. 70 o. tOS no. H. 1876 l4l, l42 -
l46 le l63 l6 100 l72 1871 l0I IJp 200 2Oo 2Oj 2O7
40. I'll. 9l2. 2l3.
SPECIAL TEsG-van Brunt J.-Demutrsr. No l3. Law
qDd Fac-Nos pa 526 90 81 s. 5s8 5s7 5a3 5O5 800
ESQ lO2 ABB 5S3 $50 ST.. ClS c3s Cos G5, 49, G2O 40
47O. 6zO b4I b42 go III 65, 6.5 1lg 6G COL 10 zoo
S 72s 724 7ZJ 726 1Z7 72s i2J 73a 7Si 1872 1885, 754
7S6.
CIgcUTT-PART -BaTsiL J.-Nos 81. 2slo. 22j2 lB49
258l 35l7 1920 1926. 24s5 1882. 232S. RIO 22l z0j
S6.2 225s 1881, 2l2 22Os. 1882. A2s 33i6 2j07 1865
PAR uI-Donohus J-Nos 2s72 1893 1897. ei4b 2iss
2l46, 2 2oi 2t3a ls40 zl:S, 2l7e, 2Z9l, 224 37j.
$50 3H!6 2O6a l7SI 8b5 xO20 A05J, 1872 30
TO- Sass iS29 29T Se6e. 4O6o Zl4l 1900 $3.50, 2Ol9a
SiPgnIoR CoUET-sPEcIAL TR4w-spier. NO TO-
Nos 81 o. g. TO- Il H. IS 49, 20 Al ~ Z3 - 20 2e AZ
TRIAL TEEM-PART Ivan Vorst. J.-Nos. 492. 262
277 G}u 80 52S 45 57s 62G 29 AS 5Sl ll5 So 43d
5Ul 447 80 G5l j7J, $50. $685. 64j 5Sl 5Fl, G22 45l
43j
PARTS II aud III-Adourned for the term.
COANOS PLBAs-1RSERIL TENN. T. Daily, G. u, and
J-Nos 100 no. III llJ. ia. li5, ll6. iis
49, 100 49, l2S, l2l l25 i26 l27 1913. lz9. - 49, l0O
l34. lG6a.
CoHMon rLEAs-sPEcIAL TEnM-LawTence. J.-No,. 3. TO-
TEiA. TEGM-PAur II r. Daily. J.-Noa. TGO T69 1881
1863 73 775 I0OS 1895, 10 g. 705 750 no. 1878 1902
6Z7, 1888 7OB
PART n-Adi0arued fOt the Term.
MARRE COUET-TEIAL TEGM-PAHT I-Alker e. J.-Nos
4sl4. 473 49S 47gg 5l55. 44l7 t735 1890 GS7O 4eAl
4762. 49Se. 472z t67T, 3'i6
PABT II-MeAdam. J.-Beach sgt. BerTirn.-NO. l2se.
GENERAL ARssIONs-PAgT II-SgtheTland. Tho People
sgt Peter OB0urko. homicide John Connolly. telOpious
UrsenS. samuel AsDtrg grand i3fceDy Edward Gcnim
BOGOlIy.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
CIVIL NOTES.

The courts to-day are all closed except to
bear habeas corpus proceedings in election eases.
The case of Robert Miller against Andrew
cOstes the thread anufacturer for $4,000. in which
e Jury cave verdict tire defendant last Thursday
n Brooklyn. before Judge Dyknan. VIII be appealed 10
he General Term Of the Supreme Court
The carpet suit of A. T. Stewart q Co.
irainst T. Dluiuny has ended IN decision by John
Noanp who was sAlected by both sides as referee, IN
hv0r OF the iendSnt. Ho holds thet tie carpet Was
rot fully up the contract
The suit of Levi Parsons against the Mis-
,olri Kansas and Texas Railway Company came yost,r
aay before Judge Van BUnt in supreme Court, SPECIAL
Term. On a demurrer. The p!aia,ia charges That The
election FOR directors Of the company was irregua and
be AMI one other director tie only directors having
regular election TIE facts have alre dy Dcen rcportcd
IN gHE TRIBUNE. Tho demurrer, among ether things.
oOk che ground that Le oleeon having Dcen he'd IN
Der the laws VI another Slate ard n another Sasc BE
OHrts Of fis STATE had 10 jurisdiction. Judge van
BilIat reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
THE COURTS.

OPPOSING THE NEW-YORK CENTRAL
,oypsT AGAINST TIE TAKING OF PROPERTY ON
THE WEST SIDE.
catherine Purdy and Cornelia K. Rhoades'
ran 10 be each entitled to third Of the properly
..sr the old Hudson River Railroad and the Huos'u
-. aud between scventeth and Seventy y-secohu-sts
I've protestcd against tie taking OF their properly "
she Nev-York Central and Hudson River KSIOHu Oo'-
oaDv Tie petition OF the RAILROAD company was ~
osed In its inception and referred Ihe
ss,vrped TO the Court 5i5 pages OF testnnon!
~ o,nion The protest now flied sets out Una. ',s
rronerty Of the two ladies extending rom 1a'' -
rvel,,lave 10 Thirteenth-sve Is not heeoSu 'Oi 90"
,o,,,,s.e purposes OF the company that " oHhs 81 m
ersl blocls OF tne Waterfront Deio" ttuti@uv t. rom
vito the Belt Railroad snDstantIoily "a ~
~ ~, GoTth River front TO the Battery Sbu VI
Us biocES on the East River 'front.' and that 0WihS
tIe Rjycrsde Park and the Few streets 'a2Cyn '3,iII
~ which must be Kept as streets, the t"A,be ~
~ the land OF tho prOtestAais ylh e.Whe pirnT
Tatrosd company oOmpetr control OF tDe ro.'n 49,
fsoot ffov Observation-Disclosures -ninth,sL w." '
Tbev demand that tho question OF me rgat oI tne %
many 10 take their property be suuIollleo 10 70 n
thgf A denied that th0 railroad cglnlahg nS H. 90 of
strict fourteeG-days notice and trial al SoO~i III "
their right ,,,.o soutbmayd &
fhto VINO glso appear for Others lnteIeStou ui
stn9t den and Is also made on Dehaii OF otoe 49, r
ks SisT1.p,ei Islnmis e. 6Outher. Inc payers "'i'N
osiyed Yesterday, but not hotea Oh.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
CIGAR MAKEBS AGAIN IN TROUBLE.

The recent decision in the United States
Couu that cigars bereiaied the same room
where tksy but az the boxes must
be- stamped In the ukSre the cigars made bss
induced the cigar makers 10 strive for the abolition Of
the tenementhouso work system In this movement
they claim they will aided By number Of large shop
cgar manufacturers aud the cigar-makeFs generally
throughout ths eOuEtry. On Sunday a mass meeting
was held NJ the GSrDSnia Assembly Rooms and series
Of resolutions passed. declaring that Since IN con
sequence OF the tensment-hOuse system many OF
the workers obliged 70 barter cgars for groceries
and other necessary thiags and this causes loss
Of revenue to ths GoVsrR ent Of S25OOOO per nnnum
since the manufacturers sItort large rents from the
woTfeTS and shops are thus converted into dwelling
apartments which injurious 90 the health OF the IN
mates the cigar makers request the Commissioner OF In
terDal Revenue ana Congress 70 abolish the tenement
house work system. committee OF i've consisting OF
A. strasseT. g. Gompertz. C. Dailow, T. Curtis and A.
Perina were appointed 70 present the resolutions 70 the
Commissioner
s. GOmperA president OF one of the unions said that
these tencmenthouse shops dens Of dth oxhalng
miasmatic gases that poisoned the hir ana bred
dsease that children Of tender compelled TO
work there tho entire day and thus were kept away from
school: that the system that led To gross I'm
lived $50 families who worked cooked washed and slept
In the rooms StrasseT president Of the lnterna
tional Union. and who conducted the cigar makers
srihe last year also made speech In which he said
that when thS Chinese cigar makers California began
TO crowd the whites out o: the work, the latter
ceeded In passing State Law requiring every cigar fac
tory ahx each box union stamp BY when cigars
made by white could be ds,ing nglshed from those
made by Chinese and the public showed their cOndem
nation OF Qolnese Work by refusing 10 smoke cigars
made by Cinnamon.
The German Tobacco Inquiry Commissioners, who arc
now In th city. have visited several bonded ware
houses and tobacco manufactures. The commission
90 hs eisy from Chicago having visited Washing
ton and other Oi the larRe otss The Of the
bers OF the eomnission we're published when they first
arrived In NeW.YOrh,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
APPLYING FOR A RECEIVER.
.cHARaEs AGAINST THE GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE
. n,nrn nnrar,r1rn 10 IrDGK DONOHUE.

b. PAPER PRESENTED 10 JUDGE DoNOHUE.
Emma c. T. Mortimer, holder Of policy IN
.be Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company. ap
ol.ed yesterday to Judge Donsbue ID Supreme court
Cbsmbrrs for receiver OF the company. she Claims
mat in Jnnuary 1874 sho exchanged ss she supposed
an ordinary life policy for an endowment poncy' ou
Scovrcd last August that il was only what is known
:. a @ rsserve dividend policy" She then claimed ~
nsVment of her premiums, S2.s75 10, which was re-
fused She says the endowment policy WOiu IuFu s &c
the event az her death meantime. TINS poncy sue
claims Is lisly to 90 worthless owing 10 tle Au ~
S,or nj ffe company. She charges that some OF tHe
comnany's assets are not worth the value fixed on
fbe and that there have been heavy losses ana ms
,agemert which impair the value OF her pocy sue
asks dissolution OF the cO1nranY, the renOVoi o. e
present eGlcers receiver ana judgment Ior SIoao
Tbe company bss deuurred to her complaint Iht al
nlioatiOn 10 Judge DOnOhue made by Amos IT, hui,
an the gFOupd that the demurrer was rlVOlOus' AIbu
oept OF the motion WAS set down for Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
PRINCETON AT FOOTBALL

PRINCETON, Nov. 2.--The Rutgers College
football team was badly defeated by tho Princeton men
this afternoon the score being Princeton ve goals and
ten touch-downs; Rutgers nothing The first half Of
the game very unnterestnE, the Princeton men
met with little Opposition bat IN the second half the
Rutgers team played very plucky and made some good
runs with the ball One OF the noteworthy plays of the
game was the goal gained by dropEck made by Cuts.
Princeton. while he stood fully One-hird of hs length
Of field from the goal ne The Ptinceton team Will
play the Uniyersty OF Pe9nsyIyania on November 9,
not yet finally settled but viii probably be on Thanks.
giving Day, ct Hoboken.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
LOOKS BAD FOR TILDEN.

From The HsD. YOrE Commercial ddrsrfiser (Rep)
THE TRIBUNE traces the crime OF tho at
tempt 10 purchase tho VOC Or south Csroua 10 VIII nm
r. Pclton-straigh to No. - Gram6rsy PArh. IL will be
remembered that Of the tecRrams sent by Saith
Weed 20 Honry HaVCmeycr otherwise william Potion
continued the information 10 Ibe latter that vote
could DO bought for $4,000 and he 1ugcostcd sending
ON ihs SUN by " Eaie pCroOn" TO meet him Weed
In Baltimore II WAS asCerta!ucd that Weed Ian left
for BElImOre. where lie arrived nj la! NUNS Hotel
November 20, 1876. IHE TAmCSE las now learned
that on the s1mc day william T. lrlt,n registered. IN
company with friend, AZ the hosnt Vernon Hotel
Early In thS day aha; iTend with Smith Weed
aud later the latter scnt the following seuaOr
Gordon at Columbia:
BALTmoGE. SOy. 20.
General ]. e. uoRDON, C9Iumbfa:
haters arranged ty Eetuininc Board agent. Inform
lhskc4i, ana telegraph news W.
This. then the chain and brings the crime OF
huylDg the Presidency directly to So Is GTameroy Park
Weed teegaphs for $50 600 10 be brought Ia Baltimore
10y a safe pcreou." Pelt0n goes 10 baltimore. aUd
after the meeting Weed teclfaphs GOpi"u that
tiers lnd ncnn arranged With the Returning BOARD
agent" Tho $4,000 lad been taken by Pelf0u To- Ba
more. Who're did be get itf IL lie a able 20 paw
such sum- even iOr his uncle Not much Tdf fur
nlsaed the money anu sent his Cracclers nepheW 10
Da timorc with A. 10 complete the crcacS crimes
ever attempted In the United StNtesi not the eyi.
deuce against him COuIlctcl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

.t this ourt has urisdIOon H h manifest thst tEe sP
PEA or writ taken for delaT only or that question
~ ~ the fusdicrOn depends 20 fveous as not 70 need
trtbeT ARGUMENT 962James II. southern plainfn IN
sroT AIT John Fisher trustee. etc In errO- 10 the CIR
ot (ort o the for the District OF south
caroina motion Of MT W ~ B9yce doesstea ana aus
b6.-Cirtnth Blake et H. appeiAht
sot william J. Hawkins OF a., assifnees. ApptA
fr5am the supreme Court OF North Carolina argued
no Mr. r. Phillips for the appel ants ana
submitted by McTrimon for Hppellees NO otIIne
XeSIeTn U1iOn Telegraph COMPANY appellant agt Henry
" Davenport No. 68-The Western Union IeitgrSph COm
many appellant ag. Katharine D,yehporI elc
ne Clrcnit Court United States for tho SOutbero
Dstr CT Of Ohio argument begun BY MI u n Lohfoy lor
appelIant Adjourned until 12 O'Clock tomorroW
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
AN OPENING FOR GORDON TO SPEAK.
.L-n1. !. phlLndeLtlhL La ursaa EeIlA

The fact is proved that in obedience to
Smith Weeds corrupt call for SSO0O0 10 purchase
majority Of the board, the money 10 be IN Baltimore
at "A gwen time Tden's nephew PeltOn went 10 Baiu-
more at tins tiIne and there met the man who had ne
cotiated the arrangement az Columbia, and who r.
,,ured the money. Who sent PoltOn Who gave him
Ills large sum Who broke up the arrangement II 1t
was brOken3 Who Was the mysterious friend " VINO
arrOmDnnied PcltOnl Another thing: Smith Weeds
telcg a TO Gordon Ia suggestive. Tue Senator
is a ncighbor TO Hampton and mas b ID south Caroline
smith Weed for sending him such a telegram How
much did he know OF the matters which were 10 be
ARRANGED This Is serious subject for Senator Cor
don and tho country may not unreas0naby expect 10
from him In explanation Verify, " Tor wa,s when
are dark" 1idens Ecw-NOrk gang are horribly CON
Gniq
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
The LAST CIPHER DISCOVERY
WHOSE COPENHAGEN WAS TTi

THE TRIBUNE has discovered that Coionel
W r. Peiton. Tiideus nephew and private secretsry'
was the man who Smith NJ Weed in Baltimore NO
vember 20, 1876 bearing tho $4,000 10 pay Tor tne
brberT Of the South Carolina Returning Board Weed
having teegraphed thBt majority or the Board cOuIu
he Obtanedfor that sum. Peton was accompanied oy
friend and the two stopped at one Of the alest and
Quietest hotels In the city, meeting Weed nj Barnnn
money with him s evident from gram sent by Weed
sonth Carolina confederate which read as follows;
4" Matters arranged by Returning Board agent INFORM
Haskell. and telegraph news" But for some une1-
planed the matter feh through during the Day
and Weed went to New-York with PeltOn aud friend
Tho question recurs who iurnished the $SO,OOOt
it credible that cOuld have been other than the
great reiormer, Samuel J. TIlden
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
II TILDEN DIDN'T, WHO DIDt
Drofa ThS HdrflCFd polf lRfD1

TEE TRIBUNE unearthed the fact that Smith
a. Weed, having, he supposed, bargaincd for the
purcbase OF the SOnth Carolina Returning Board Tor
$50 600 telegraphed to New-YOrk to have the noney
rceesed that Peton should coInr himself It has now
been discovered that Pelton actually met Weed In Bs
more November 20, 1876 arranged and 1t Ia morally
certain that no carried the money 10 consummae the
infamous bargain. It would be interesting to know
what happened break up the arrangement at the last
moment but IL would be even interesting to know
who furnished Pelton with large sum OF money on
such short notice. and for such declared purpose III IL
was not Tden WHO was II
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

PLACED in froat OF the saloon OF Philip Duffy ward
politician. and tho other the sidewalk before
the Brooklyn Music Han. Mr. Kalbridge, the
proprietor OF tho hail. objected. and satur-
day engaged Mr.. Smith, builder, and half
dozen men, 70 remove the pole. Dufy
Threatened violence any who touched 1t. Ser
geant Strong and several policemen sent to protect
the worken, but failed to do It, Sergeant Mcnamara
and ano section OF police sent to the spot but
hhaonRi there were twenty policemen on the ground
DUFFY maintained his position and prevented the work
inspector Naddy has ordered that charges be preferred
against all the policemen and the two sergeants.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
PEITON WENT THERE TO "CHTDE" WELD.
From the Baltimore Gd-stfs tDeml
UuF TpIRI-SE InsIsts that when Mr.. PcltOI

hung ua hls hut la M.uni Vernon H,tcl n. tns ci
on that memorable OCCASION he had $4,000 IN ms
Yalisc that lac did EuvC that uucu money ~ his
own right aud tint musg nave been furnished MN ny
his uncie OF course this Is all pure suimiSe. when
Mr. PeItuu baltimore 10 meet Mf. weed He
prob ihty me without money I'D without scrip. lie
here 10 talk over mhtcts with nlm ana 10 chlde
him ms proposition 10 pay the thieves U the south
caro- ina Returning Board the cXtravagaht suu which
tg-y demanding as au Incentive to duti. While
they wrrr fAk TX, tue vote Of The state given TO
Hayes either Tor casa promises ud tnat ended mat
ter. TRIBUNE i,s~f violence wbCn II insists
tlat Mr. Prltun bgUuC.t The Cop, nuJgrn with huu
Wucn Aa Baltimore. That's the very thing lie
probably didn't do. aud thereby hangs a tale.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
SIMPLY uhUsHISG.

The new discovery made 10y The TRIBUNE
IN tne modern science Of pOIticaI cpncrng IL simply
crushing. 10 brnss home. with roistc,s iOrcc aud d.
rpcueHs the resp )rsibily fDr this whole yi!auOus
bu .incSs TO No. - GramrTcy PARK, nj tho national
leadership or di,graccd and guilty party. There Is NO
longer ans AnaJOS hope ltft that Tho damn ng al
grace OF tls ter change may Dy escaped 10y the Dem
Uc.atic party. The proof is OyeTwnrlnu- anu coucu-
siVc The country Is compelled to p-oH"uncr verdict
tom tue penalty Ut rUlrtiucUi hOu puWtr 10 uts-
graCci OD-cufty. Ne rcpuOsu Irum TN lRIEuSE. ibc
ART which the discovery Guad1 Tat esu,OUO Was
o,ITlrd BLumuTc from Tid ~ house IA Newly NOfk.
by 1iidcu's own nephew ia Response 10 Smith Mccd7
urgent Glegraphc demand from CuuM ba, that tTusy
messenger SHOULD meet MN 10 tEai CliJ with thht
uwOuut wucrcwItn 10 purchase tog llldcn the hpush
Carolina Returning Board. and We ask every honest
In honest fr 4mc Of NINA, ana lhcn 40
10 the TUl, iO-nOrIOw aud deposit hiS opinion " The
business Our c1uhry will Inevitably 70 rum unlrss
such Lighbahdol attempts this 10 subyert the eoc
G7C franCni-c sgualJ rebuked
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
A GERMAN FORGER ARRESTED.

The German Consul General in this city re-
seived two cable dispatches last week from Germany
Rskng for the arrest Of Car The an alleged iorge VINO
had Ned to America. 1t stated that Thel wss
magistrates dietary or clerk and that he had forged
pfscial documents. DeputyMarshal Bernhard went 10
Philadelphia and arrested Thici. he was DIOught 10
Heyy.Y0re Yesterday, and Commissioner White com
uitted him 10 Ludlow Street Jail for examination to
morroE morning Thel told Bernhard that when no
found that the Irregularities IN his books likely 20
DC discovered he collected all the money he eonld ana
Tartcd at for America. Very little money was
found in his possession.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
THE PLOT SLOWLY UNRAyELLING.

TIE TRIBUNE of Saturday last shows very
cOuCLsyey VINO II WAS tlat went 10 balnUrr 10 carry
TO Smith Wreu tho money for the pIrCas" uf the south
Carolina Returning Board Wi lam 7. PeltOn Cover
nor Tdeu's private secretary anu nephew, was WIN
out the shadow Uf doubt, The man WHO cIred SS0OOO
10 Baltimore, ana there met Nctd ut Barnum's hpteL
PeltOu was the " safe man " who was Instructed 10
brlns suH" 10 that city. The VlanOus plot is being
slowly hut surely uurayeed, and the ris'dls VINO had .
hand buy the Presidency u the United
States brought 10 light
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
THE logic OF Tr.

The Nation (newspapei) Is giving the coun-
lIy lessons III l0ae ms N It's one rtGnnmC example :
IheDenocrats tired 10 hrbc the Republican Returning
Boards aud aled Therefore those boards were for se
hEd me RepubcunS must have h0ught their own prop
erty IL not the demonstration pcrfecti t folOws, Of
course tat the Republican leaders quite as corrupt
az 11lden and harbcn fact lcctle more So which Is
great comfort 10 The Nation IN It's exhaustive efforts
for reform ~
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

Mr.. Clarkson y. Potter closed his left eye
the nomination Tor ConErtGs. Dn ne keeps his gGt
ore uiir ut Ell or the GOyCrnrrship Meanwhile. Uncle
Sammy s. wraps b. the spctnuliudo of ms own C y
tor mostly dreams OF what might nave been II TIC
goods had been dryerrd.-CIpciInau ComiDercial.
The Road to Niagara Fal.s-Tid DOHdrosa.
Punch
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
POLICEMEN CowFD Ry A RrIfv

A banner bearing the name OF Garrett Cullen,
tho Mclaughlin Democratic candidate for Alderman of
the XIth Ward, BroOkyn. was suspended last week at
Fulton and Flstbush@ves One post supporting it was
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

A lady, after correcting her little girls pro-
nunoiAti0n, SAID Ny doar, try not 70 talk 80 hat"
That night the little one was found prOpped upright
egainst the head Of her bed preparing 70 sleep Why
is ahat daughter g. asks mother. mamma, thought
II didn's lie Aat wouldR't talk AAt"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
Roaro au0 Rooms
West Side

West Side.
A PRIVATE FAMILY:will rent handsomely
~ furnished with class board with breakfast
convenient TO the elevated Railroad 3ll West 29th-St
FURNISHED ROOMS to RENT.-21 West
honse and in sze aud appointments all modern
mproyements telms reasonable
| ARGE and HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
I'd floor with abundance closets and every yenenc
with without private are also ball rooms West lOS
ONE LARGE (ALCOYE) ROOM, with closets,
~ on second floor on toilet without board to ge1tiemen
TtfSsrcncc s H' No. l 10 Vest Sistsi r '''' '
GTUDENTS and TEACHERS wanting b0arl
- mOerae prices ea At EVEMkETL M BoAaD AZ nd DI ao
and loard ior lwo. sl5 per week best eieiences. -
STH-AYE.. No. 2S7.-IIOuse elegantly fur
- nished and fitted up to rent IN doors to ames with
STH-AVE., S1-First door below 16tb-st.-
- Handsome sunny rooms second floor and large single
STH-AyE:, No. ;, near the Breyoort House;
- with without privats taSP handsomely furnished
second and third hoOrs large room on first floor and
two single rooms.
STH-AVE.. NEAR 5TH-ST.-Priyate fam
bio Kddr,s., wItl /, name BELMONT. Tribune Uptown
Office. Less Broadway.
10 WEST 31ST- Furnished suites and
20 sngo rooms With board reference. -
Al WEST 3GTH-ST.-Suite of four hand
4 rooms. with without private table refcreuces
I1D-ST T-Superior apartments richly fur
f9sa or ssntsmgn iaS %dst i5i Sot Broadway
Cthaye
East Side.
ELEGANT FURNISHED PARLOR, price
a. 20 ThpeS 6@t% 9o objection 55l4 s to physician fOoa
NO. 237 MADISON-AYE.-One suite of
~ ROOMS win prva-e table references exchanged
MO. 273 MADISON-AYE-Mrs. NJ. J. Rob-
~ nson Newport H. tlegaut ROOMS with b, ard
V'HE CLEVELAND, 126-13O East 24th-st.,
Madison A Large handsome second door ior house
keeping --------
IEAST 5sTH-ST.-A large, sunny, fourth
Il story oom overlooking the Pars, with board references
MRS. JAMES bIRDSALL-
~ LAFAYETTE-PLACE en- suite
for iam los com ng In town Winter also single
rooms hrstciass liable
lO LAFAYETTE PLACE. - Comfortable
4pb o. oil sizes with excellent board also, table
board roieTences exchanged.
slt EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suites of rooms: pri-
- yute with private table or without board;
1mirs gentlemen also single rooms Tor genucmeh
references.
20 EAST 29TH-ST.-A second floor double
DO r,om spacious coses witt good board rcfercnco
~ EAST 17TH-ST. Three large rooms
on ono Aoor ana other desirable rooms 10 let With
or without board will give private table u0le---
I0@ 4OTH-ST., first house east Of Lcxing-
o Withou. board terms reasonable
Board and Rooms Wanted.
AN ELDERLY LADY desires to find ac
famy would prefer Go where other nOlrgcys
Norl ko ~ entire hG9r n nts % eS%Ga con sSy & SnG s
lion between 34tb nut 6Osts and between on sni PTE
ay,a: would prefer Murray IlL Address HECh \ J. BN
No ~ York CityP. O giving full particulars rs 10 10
cation. price &C. ------
LADY wants sunny ROOM, extension pre-
a fSss IsGr.s VIZ Ms ho"S go fos Uptoa once Bfoa
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