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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-18
PROPOSALS WANTED.

IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, ST. AUGUSTINE,
". FLA, October 10, 1S92-Sealed proposals
at Key West Fla, will be received at this Office
until ~ o'clock noon, November 10. 1892, and
then publi:ly opened. Specifications, blank
forms And gil available Information will be
furnished on application to this ONCE, j. @.
MALLERY. Major. Corps Of Englneers. U. S. A.
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DURING the last year Arizona has produced
100000 10 gold, 81 100000 in silver and 4,5Oo,-
900 In COPPER.
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mans ills that's guaranteed. Fit fails to
benefit or cure, you have your money back.
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LOST.


I OST, gray maltese kitten, wearing collar
~ and bell. Reward for return TO 70 Hunt
ington street.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE GENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each Insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply any-
thing 10 buy or sell any business or AcoomIno-
dafions TO secure; indeed any wish 70 crafty,
should advertise In this column.
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LIMITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
~ SAVANNAH. Ca. October iS, lS92.--Sealed
proposals for improving Atamaha River, Geor-
gia, will be received at this office until IL NJ,
city time. on the 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1892,
and then publicly opened Specifications. blank
forms, and all available information will be fur
nished on application to this Office. o. Il.
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The proposed Memphis and Yazoo City
railroad will be 100 miles in length, EXTEND
ing from Yazoo City, Miss. to Helena, Ark,
passing through Morehead and Clarksburg.
1t is expected TO begin work at Morehead,
Miss about March /.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-18

IT 8 ENGINEER OFFICE, ST. Aueus-
u. TINE, FLA, October 10 lS92-Sealed
proposals for furnishing labor and material for
dredging In the Upper St Johns River and at
Volusia Bar, Fla, and for repairing the row OF
fender piles at Volusia Bar, Fla. win be received
at this office until i2 noon. on November 10, 1899,
and then publicly opened. Specifications blank
forms, and all availab Information will be fur
nished on application to this Office. J. @ NAL
LERY Major Corps OF Engineers, u. 8. A.
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is THE GRIP COMING .?

Everything Indicates Its speedy Approach.
What the indications Are Concerning Ii
Abroad
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ENINE beef, veal lamb. at BAKERS, corner
Il Barnard and CASTOR streets. Telephone 225.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-18

ITO RENT-Col. Estill's house at Tybee can be
A rented by an acceptable tenant from this
time until next summer at a very moderate
rent. The location is convenient for all pur-
poses and the house is in nice order Apply to
or address 4. G. BELL, Morning News.
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TOR RENT, dwellings, 20 Bay and az Jefer-
Il son streets, also store 40 Bay, next to
Knickerbocker Ice Company. @. H. REMS-
HART
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MO. 211 Abercorn street, southwest corner Of
~ WaldburR, seven rooms, hot water, gas. etc.
Rent "a per month. WILLIAM Q. FRIPP,
No 1856 Bay street
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ENOR RENT, the premises now occupied by
l. the Germania Bank; possession given Dec
!. For further particulars apply at the GER
MANIA BANK.
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ENOR RENT, on Dec. I, house corner Hall and
I Tattnall streets. Apply 116 Han street
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GTORE and rooms overhead, northeast cor
- ner West Broad aud Williamson; now va
cant. w. j. HARTY
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Ooservations 5Aken at G1e sans momeng or
time atallSsatlons for the MoRsIE9 NAwa
SAVANNAH. Nov. H. 1885 p. NJ CITY tIma
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COR RENT, house $50 Bolton street, with all
Il modern improvements. Apply TO l76
Bolton street.
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GTORE No. 931s Abercorn street, near Jones;
> splendid stand for any business. W. A.
PIGMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
PRESENTMENT OFNEWARE'S Grand JCRY
THEY SAY THAT +. Nj M'onnN1rs CHARGES ARE

iiEf >AY THAT f. VI. M'DEHNIT'S CHARGES ARE
lNDEFlMTE-NGHT INDICTMENTS RETURNED
Inc Grand Jury at Newark made their final
pr"sehtincnt TO the court Yesterday afternoon. The
oSt important subject Of the jury's invest gait ms
were charges that appeared in print affecting the in
'eSilN OF the five members Of the Street and Water
Hoaid III connection with the contract for u water
supply for Newark. The case was taken up for in
Vostiga Ion by the jury after formal complaint, lad
been made 10y the commissioners against Frank VI.
McDTmit, 4 lawyer and Democratic politician, who
Is proprietor Of The sunday Standard in Newark
which printed the charges. In hcir pr.Scntmcnt the
Jurors say that the charges indefinite, convc Ing
the Idea that the Commissioners bad IcoOrtcd 10 cor
rupt means in the making Of the original contract, and
again In the final settlement of the city with thu con
tracing water company.
We have examined says the pr'Scn mcnt every
person connected with both. and il was impossible
for us 70 discover any Of the alleged irregularities
or dishonest practices We report that We failed u
find such practices from evidence gathered That
the evidence. the contrary. shows that he original
and Supplementary contracts honestly made, and
that the officials Of the dty in the discharge of their
duty were acting. rs they believed. In the interests
of the city of Newark. We ask that these invc>t-a
tons BE- made public in order that ilfoundci minors
may be dismisscd.'
The Grand jury returned eight indictments u
the and piescntmcnt representing the bad con-
at fourthayc. and the danger to the pubic at the
crossing AT that point The indicted persons are
Frank NJ. McDeimt for libel; Joseph Bylnc'. news
paper reporter: Charles Allen, formerly managing
editor OF The sunday Standard: Henry Andrea.
business manager of "1hc sunday standard; G..
CampCn and j. O'Connor employees Of The sunday
Standard: Rudolph Wonmcr and Frank lmh
schcden. the latter clerk in McDclm1's lw Office
Ne D,rmit Is under tnll on another charsc-hrihrrf
at Il primary election two months ago and II Is SAID
an indictment Will be found. The Indicted men
we're allowed Tim, 10 secure bail. MCDermit Is the
former Assemblyman who was conspicuous In the New
Jersey legislature for two terms.
McDcrmit made bold charge, Of bribery In con
nccton with the water con ract against al con
ccrncd I'm it, and in "upcn letter T. Judge Dcpnr
the presiding Judge OF Essex County printed In me
standard" lie charged that the commissioners OF the
Ioari Of Work, Lad corruptly received about 800
900 for completing the contract with the East Jersey
Water Company. A. each one of the Commissioners
made separate charge against McD rmt To IN" HTand
jury. II Lad been believed that tlcic would b. aS
many indictments against him for libel.
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TO HOLD / yorGrEY AND PIGEON SHOW

AT meeting OF the directors Of tie View YORK
Poultry and Pigeon >how Association yesterday II was
decided To- hou an exhibition In Madison square
Garden during the second vice.. I'm February. to folio"
the Worcester Poultry show, and lead up 10 the
Philadelphia exhibition. No dcinit" arrangement,
could bee made, rs thcy will be IN th" hands Of Tie
Executive Commicc and owing 70 the absence of the
president. This committee could not be named The
officers Of the society elected Yesterday. ~ fol-
lows: President. Robert Colgate; secretary, II. '.
Crawford Montcair. y. J.: treasurer. Captain e. VI.
Gnfnc. shelter Island. Othcrr Of the directors are
r. NJ Terry. Il. G.. Bronson. G"Org" l'ruGuc. T. Fancr
Rockham &. p Rcynant an1 y. F. Newell Other
iuslncSs was 10 call meeting OF the stockholders Tor
December l. to consider the adyi-aAity OF iHcrca-
ing the capial from 5000 to $1,000.
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boaro anU Rooms.

Al sunny IABLDE and BEDROOM.
hdhG- Iul'lF FUN sHlG. vita hlir4t rrirr
'n'"-. ~ VS. |lsf-.'
pi.AtIi.i.' 5 rAftK. 10 lat -I-i .,.-
y rthl. rHoin-, board ald a. 800 ;arcr un-
'&'"lcI tnh." uo'ri.
HANDSOME SUITES. icn.y fI.n,laG
par nr dining "Diu. l.lN1i ulr7. f'r.
,ure~. 80 W. i9tl-st.
7TH.AVE.. 2.Oya near I-Sl-st.--N q
furnished foom, with bard; also tallc
board
-3D-SI. MI~I. 44t. s-lland-oa.i,
furnished sqrrr. and bail rooms. with Lrt
class tail b"1rc } i,i.ncc-.
-GrH--r.. 81 Wf.sT.-, onncctuc rooms
paiipr rn,r Other duuhi. ami single f.
superior i1hl" and Attendance
MIn.ST. II Wf>T.- Suit. 81 iar.c
furnished snny !oon,i with az Without
private tA'ie.
arH-~r. .ol WI>T single o. d.rb'c
room, for c"nt man ana wife or single r,n-
tlrm'n. With hoarl
3~IH-oI. 81 WI-I.-P.c.-ant sqmrs
p ~ ro"m op uird n.or; superior b'ssl
rcf nc'~.
j7rUSr. @lA WE~T.-IArr, hand.
som. Is ic'rishrt room. Win brlrl house
newly drrornt'd sanitary plumbing icf-
rr-rcr.
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Mrs. SHraMAy MAY BUILD TIE WINDOW

TIE Park Comml, sioncis decided yesterday 10 re
new the permit given To Mr.. sophia Watts sherman
70 build bay window in her house at No. % Fifth
ave. Mrs. sherman first Obiaiu"d IA" permit f.
March but while the work going on l>idor
Worn.cr. livln- next door. ut No. -y6. objected &
#, complete. on the ground that II olstiucjcd hi
view and shut OF hl- light ana sir. ana being
built ont furtl cr than The permit intended. The
Board las since been investigating the subject through
IT, engineers. and has now decided against Nv
WOrMe,r John VI. Bowers ana John l.. C.dWulaGrr
appeared for Mr.. sherman and james \. D,,ling FOR
MIR. W,.W~rr tn" latter said that he would carr
The case court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
RESCrING 4 OBSOLETE ENRON.


HE WIS MARRIED LAST NIGHT At ST. EAR
THoLOMFws PARISH HOv~E.
The first anniversary Of the st. Bartholomew Parish
House. Forty s"cond-st. near ThiId-ave.. va, cole
bratcd last NIGHT In Rescue Hail. part Of the build
Ing. The Rescue Mission wa. ORGANIZED several years
ago. hui IL present home was not ready fol occupancy
until "a year ago. besides Rescue Hail. there j. "a
chap IN the parish house and several other adluncN
for mission work Colonel II. H. Iadlcy, the supcrin-
tcnd"nt OF the Rescue Mission. made an address and
accounted the work ~ the mission I'm the last year
Vie said that 1000 people had attended the services.
1000 had come for prayer and advice; 1000 had
been FED: 1000 furnished with lcGeinC and larg'
number had been clothed and had secured occupation.
The music formed special feature Of the exercise.
L. II. HAYDEN, played n number Of hymns the lew
organ, which had been constructed after his own
plans. The Rev Or. David H. Greer rector of -.
Hartholom"W's Church, made few remarks. ON
che platform were Mrs. W. II. Vanderbilt Miss >aIa!
Ray. an English evangelist; and : H. IIadloy, Of IN
Watcr-St. mission.
While the services were going on in the hall mar
Ilagc ceremony was performed IN the chapel
- tle parish house. ON" Of the b., known member,
vi the mission was married 10 Mis- Louise suctcrin.
1y the Rev Robert G. Iooth The Bridegroom We
ycuhold ulrch Baron WulG Won Wulrcnstcin JJe-t.
Uc joined ihc mission few years ago, having spent
many years in dissoutn lie AMI dissipation. In"
Earon comes from an ancient German family ANA
qftrr he had spent fortune he diiftcd to America.
Hen. re refrigerated still more. and WAS FINAL, gather
e. in by the nilsson WorncrS. IL Is now indus
:iipuS electrician ant Ill cITncs' church WORKER. The
test man al the wedding Christian Rchcrt whom
mcny the bridal patty went into the mission hall and
'un d in the exercises there. M, Sucttcrn l. the
gtnusllrr Of Ms C.. F. rnciicrln. Of 30. 500 Ea,l
II tle cOupl, nj The nom" of the brides mother
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+ gmrISH coyrIcr ApRIrrs Hrpr

William Naucc Tho Irish convict who Ia. bon 81
pccod here for tine. arrived TIA Sapr H. q,
rift from 'nc BRUSH Government. wa, .eutcnc.d
twenty y,or.' iuIl-onnon, Tor ,'oo'nt named
Dudrcon in Ireland and after having served thlrc 81
wear, was lardoncd cndi,ou tha; he goo 20 America
IN second cabin oi the ~lal, accor panied o.
his brother I'ph. who is member ~ the chicago police
force H. VIII l~. he'd 20 FMS Island by Cooncl Weber
- John Garncy lawyer ha, taken chare, 4 his
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Hlisrfllnnrons
ACADEMY Of MEDICAL IiYPNOTlSM
~ dIG We-i 5gth.-t.

ACADEMY Of MEDICAL IiYPNOTlSM.
3lO West J9th--t
DD MCCARTHY receives pupils and
,of, Ms caliy; dc.c ripL,tc circular iree &c.
i,ostage Thursday evenings, hjphotc eN-
pfrlmcntai scance. -.
A-WF.STLOTOkN'S itcctNe ana i W
agency divorces specialty), separations
-, ions, support. damages, accIuc ~, W.
iectlors' quito prosecuted and dci'hd'd' IN.
tormauon furnished. consultation nee %
Me- s1u-st
,,wYFgS RRAMAN, o. the EqultaDi"
uulidIng. 100 Brladway. piacus, 'N'Iy
wherr-for every state ana abiOId, n.So
,arle,. Evenings, ,27O Broadway.
WANTED.-An old mahogany AZ, ,ons
dining table four feet SIX Inches % nv IT, IT,
wide SQUARE ton; must be IN peHces oi"c''
Address TABLE, Box Is, Tribune Ohice'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

MmeI .ne nurses went there they did a. they liked
ana ! never saw ms thing, again wy
Nhtn got better they eavc Iue some old c,,fhc.
".i" am OH dcad man named Hpbcr; Eneel.
oomo. ',iu pccn crei'laod. But th, Oaly after
S I IT,, u"c' For many days the patients had no
Mn NM ana me men went about In only their shirts
"n no, syi ncttci was engaged a waiter so
tor ,,,," put only got $20 Men nurses ard at
Nh Norro !" I u"" mcdlIl al! tie tmc.
Cor eight wears W W l
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yry ASSOCIATED PRESS p.prF>.

Atlanta. ga. Nov 23-rour low papo's were
added to-day 70 hc rapidly growing ut Of Asoc,at .
Pro, paper I'm tIr southeast. Thry are 9TH" Macon
OGal New Tn" Au-u,ta Gal News" "Thc Co'um
bus OGaJ Ledger" and TIL" Jacksonville Flal
Metropolis In tie next Few days several other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

PEOMfyEyT IIRfrAL, At THE HOTELS.
FRI %SWlCN- Co'on,i John 'Iiy. . Washington. II. &
FIFTH AVINr1.- senator william f. Chandler Of N'w
Hampshire. General Ru.sl 4. Ai.'-, Of Michigan. and
x.Coucre-.nap B'ul1u.u Euitcr,orh ond \. =. Nu.h
nell. 81 ohio. MURRAY HiII-Scratc. John II
Mitchell. Of O,'-og. aui Juieo Lorenzo 'rounsc Of
Ncbiasil. 81. JAMES -Bgdd Dolle. of Chl.lro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

SF.AMNIliI>S. by competent seam
stress Win aSSist With other work; city
,ddrc.- Tor three days. \. c.. 10 West
4ith-s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

DRIVER or USEF L Imam aud COACH-
MANLY young Swede "ililng 70 Do al
kind5 OF wo, X Tor doctor 0. private p2Tti {;
gool references moderate pay, MUIR .
OF call j. ANDERSON, care All, 800 rn.'
ton st HrOoklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
SEWER GiS md DTPHTHERI :

Dr. /. Fisher. OF No. 40 Rvlnrton-st., read paper
before the Io3,Ah section OF the Academy Of Medicine
last evening the results OF examinations OF S"wc:
gas Dr. Fisher read paper upon diphthcrd last
WINTER in which he gave Il Meteorological method %:
DIAGNOSIS since then hc La, devoted his attention 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

WANTED 80 600. ooO pcop'e to send
for B,rch's carriage and harness cat".
logues lnrcest assortmen, In America very
m0derstc rrlccs don't pay such cxtroNeeaht
price, for ha-rcs> and cbrriacc. estao-
iished 1902 Adcro-s J. ". BIRCH, Bur
hng'on. y. j.
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FURNISHED Apa rimrnle 60 Get

THE DALHOVSIE. 10 - ~ Wost
j0th-st.. r. nting Central Pafk.-A choice
duplex apartment G. rent. elihcr fnra. shed
90 unfur.lsh"d In this flfst-clas- nrcpropf
arartnnt house. Please apply TO the
jan.;Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

SEhSiSrRI.>S and MAID.-Py a respect.
! 2hi' yOlnr lady I'm private family good
] cutter and ftcnF. uUat srlmstress: \ years.
I r, fn'cuce. Add -. NAY, care Aid, 30S
! rrlton-st brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

USEFUL CoMPANION.-By a young
| T. elisa lady %: good salary and passage
money r.qullc4 references exchanged Ad.
dress H. r.. Box 500. Reading. Penn.
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Gitn Real estate for Sale

AN ELEGANTLY decorated house.
story extension. built for owners residence
West Slstst. near j. station low 10 scttI'
estate. DALEY, ~ West 31tb-St.
g, ONE OF THE BEST 3-story, West
cie fOJscs near office. 5000. STEVENS,
'ueye., corner o3d-st.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-liOuscs--2 elegant f.stO'y
caFved ocf0con stone extension dining.
room, extra sire: lirst-class ia every par
rcu.lr every modtrn Iiupro, cmcnt choice
70 aiion one block from Tompkins-aNc. l.
aa.on md al car Ines also some 3-stGrY
~ h9So".or' 'prlv - owner anf builder.
ssVHS FRASER. OH premises. 107 TO 100
.4eDonough-st., near 'iOuip~insaNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

YOUNG LADY OF experience and high
est reference a. companion or goveness
| mot nursery; would play at musicalcs or
| for dancing English, French and music,
l Address COMPANION, $50 3ih-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

WAIIE.i.Ss.-By a young swedish girl.
take butl,r's place best OF tcstimonia Q
a. 10 slbriety. honesty and capabil.ty. Call
| ~ add ess $40 shave, bet 25th and goth
/ sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

WAirRtSsl-by a very neat. weil.edn
Gated German Aneiicsn girl; waiting only
din,ngloom: best references. With MrS
TYLER. 3t6 6th-avc.. above 2lst-st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscRIp.

r,; ADS re- td ) Till NEW YORK IElB-
tiNE WILL De KECEIyE 10 n An Xxx; q
10" H ~ m Of Thirty .nr.t.-t. and ADVIk-
G i91eurrNVF%TS at the following Iranch Oh,
fec. "a sth'ayc, : e; cor c6 3Si,r' fo a
cthaye l53 f9 9SifdSNc corner SSr Forty.
tssntn,,, $50 la Forty ~ cnth.st.
sevel ever. T1'bsj,d.avc'; 1870 East I26th.s near
T Y ave; O26 Thidaycc;c i hes, p pc
ar"t'st . Y,7cs Flrst-aye LOG "esV io'''
n ldreond' =, ig2 Columbus-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

how dphdhe.ia is developed, ana says itt
erMur -i1 ma, strong tendency To- induce II. lie
w. ""'''n'd his @ddre>, with -tcgcoptcon HlE'iTa
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Furnished nousrs 90 Lei

Chicago
DURING woRLp,s FAIR, from May J.
70 October /, 1898; handsomely iufnisnei
,ma nousc delightfully."- located on w ~
4 g. II. r.. twenty minutes RON VOL, ,e,s
sGr Grounds. fifteen rooms. ana Two a1 sssn
NJ WHITE, 2.2J9 Cslulns5-ave., Chie"so'
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furnish co Rooms.

\ SMALL FAMILY ovning Ions. VIII
fonl VAIN. Ilc.i-dnt boon. fo single y.ntlc-
ntn. ~ Ne-t tJth--t.
i FAMILY CNN HAVE cNcn-n,,
IA ni-hcd iol-" ncii ts.tlal lafs. Wet.
without al. 90 tsb.c s4N.a To- nm
Sun" WIN tem nra- Manhattan Gun.
il"u,' ana homc, .cael. algri IN .c.,rtio.
Ia. LNEHEIr DIRE. IOKY, l.. i. Da.i',.
- West 'jti-st.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS IN
= men family pn'at~ nou,e. - We.
CHOICE Rooms. ilinish-d o. mfui.
hl.h"d s"coni a.G tllrl lDor-, p.lNato
cadence last 3oih-'t X f.rch,c.
HANDSOME rNTUENI>UsD s,,oai
no'f f3"nt loom; 10 desirable y itatr Lou.
i1th ana hcit. 10, East i5tn.st.
HOTEL VlANO AM D.. t-uIant 81 fl,t
ioih.ri. i.on, daily. ~ up, wcrhiy w,tn
LA"t'r 4.,..,l i.OOsiS. n-o small hal
rooms 10 let; private house. nDdcri'r
pric-,. oNNEI;. a2d Wo-t 20th-st
MOLLY .FrKNISHED suite Of thicc
rooms AMI bath -.tond noor. wi lr,
s"p Iareiy y. Il. Is Eat :sih.sL' "
.oNE HANDSOMELY furnished suite:
,.,.,, 'i'u. ''i q S"h.y a. single room for
81 East 'eth-s;.. mar Mad -oa-a,e.
- MY "lcoyo room al,o squire room.
llth-st
THE BURLINGTON.
10 West 3Oth--t.-llal dsone frn, .ui,s
inpu> and bath meals a IA carte. ali
appointments Aist.clHss.
WELL FURNISHED squar. Too,n. no,
ainnCG I,old va,cr clo'"t'. hath rent moIcrat-.
l.-G1 IRVING PLACED Irahle
i,"ii1, 'h ruit" go H'nflyi location the best
2lNT ST.. ~ EAST. Fine front rooms.
iFrip +, Ia d,oH elY fur ishc1 select gentle.
~. preferred broakf's; i del. I'd
=" ii-SI.. !. FAST.. IN and Madi on.
-fhFIor ana uEptr fcoui~; CA suite or
ihtli lnih~ ffJoininr. >!nalr rooms IG
upward convenient lr.nr!rgl hotels clubs
gentlemen.
33D.>f. 60 WEST. rctwcen Broadway
ana 'lh-aNc.-snail AMI large r0on-: heat.
haths al new furnlturo.
" EAST sIST -ST.-Nicciy furnished
rooms 10 I'ti I0flor nCor. suitable fof dos
37fH-ST.. - WEST Newly furnished
square room, 10 let. without board D.
gentleman references REQUIRED.
54THST.. lO7 WEST.-A priVa;o f1miiv
VIII let g. gentlemen Two ~ ~ rooms
hous" nr"l' and elegantly fuui h d.
5STI-ST, go EAsT.-To b1 hr'ors; II
story font and rear rooms. together 'r
snrly; house with owner.
71ST-Sr.. 20 WEST.-WcH furnished
room 70 let 70 gentleman private family;
private nous convenient . cvatcd station.
~ WEST iGfH-Sr.-lI1ndsoma fur.
nishel rooms gcntl mon only; bath. hos
ed cold water; near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
Gin Real Csiatr 60 Get.

.. Al EXTRA WIDE ROOMS ond bath
~ hight; private and heated hall JS'fic,t
1lccF yfiS9te block 81 so q so 100
last 04th-st. &. X. GNEGOE & son, Sl4
AAye
y BAIsCLAY.ST.--Eie Elegant sfofo 2iNlnO,
IN hascr"cn, same size, and cellar 5OAljp.
PLASS. 234 Broadway.
r. 18TH ST, 212 WEST, near elevated
SeeT dwelling large yard imp'o'cn cnrs
ss"orotcd. REYNALD'S, 2O2 "ct i"''h'
Brooklyn.
FURNISHED HOUSE % Jet IN Biook-
M>-The 3L.s.ory b owDstO dwelling,
100 nancock.st. in fine order con con.
sstn, 70 elevated and surface cars III; -;
HMonth. Inquire on premises ,, or o. W
rvING COMES, 81 u % WHITEHEAD