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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
Post Notes.

fOSG NOteS.
NOMINATIONS were made by Post 1856 Friday
| night.
Posr 16a will nominate next Saturday
night.
NOMINATIONS will be made in Post 2l5 next
Tuesday night.
NOMINATIONS will be made in Post 4sO next
Saturday night.
THE first date for nominations in Post l51
is next Tuesday evening.
CoMRADE ELLIOTT, of Salem, Mass, was q
visitor of Post 157 Thursday night.
Posr 2O6 will give a Thanksgiving dinner
and entertainment next Thursday.
DIR. T. r. Boss read before Post l55 Friday
evening, paper on medical science which
was both instructive and amusing.
PosT i5 will hold no meeting next Thurs
day evening. it being Thanksgiving, so the
next meeting will be election night.
COMMANDER T. J. LAUREL, of Post 2O6, urges
that every member be present at the meet
ing next Friday, when nominations will be
made.
COMRADES GRAY and Wheeler, of Post ss
who are on the sick list, are reported on the
mend. Comrade Campbell, of Williamsburg,
is no better.
GENERAL j. B. SwEITzER PosT No. 4s0 will
give its first annual reception Thursday
evening" December Is, in Turner Hall, But
Ter, near Forty-seventh street.
PosT Al is f1ourishing. 1t IS gaining more
members by two to one than it is losing by
transfer, death and other causes. This
prosperity speaks well for the officers and
other members. 49,
AT Post 1865 meeting Friday night Com
rade W. w. Roland, for MIR. B. F. Meyer,
presented the post with valuable war
relic. 1t is flint lock horse pistol found on
the battle field of the first Bull Run.
THERE was a scramble at the nomination
meeting of Post l57 Thursday evening-a
scramble to escape being nominated, but
nevertheless q good ticket was made I'D.
Comrade S. 7. Turner will likely have no
opposition for Commander.
The first rehearsal for Post ss's presenta-
tion of the Fall OF Atlanta in the Alvin
Theater the week beginning December 10,
was held in the United States Courtrooms
one of the best this locality has produced.
PosT Al gave highly enjoyable reception
and entertainment to its friends last
Wednesday evening. The affair was very
successful artistically, and in the way of at
tendance, the hall being crowded. The
Anchor Grey's band and fine amateur talent
rendered the music and recltations in fine
style. L-
under the auspices of Colonel W. H. Moody
w r.. c. No. %, which was postponed from
November and T. will be given in Grand
Army Hall, Grandview avenue, next Thurs
Gay and. Friday evenings. The drama OF
"Ben Bolt" with Comrade c. r. Shepler in
the title role, and q select musical ana liter
ary programme. will be given.
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TOPICS OF THE TIME.
Death of the French Musician Who
Originated Opera Bouffe.
SEQUEL OF A STRANGE MARRIAGE,
An Oriental Grandee Proves Faithless After
sixteen Years.
THE VACANT POST OF POET LAUREATE
WRITTEN FOR THE DIsPATcH.I


1t may not be generally known that NJ
Herve, the French musician, whose death
has just been announced, was the originator
of the class of musical entertainments
known as opera bouffe, and which Ofen-
bach, Lecocq, Planqette and others have
brought into such popular favor within
recent years When Herve first founded
the "Folies Concentrates, in Paris, in the
year 1858, where he produced some of his
best works, among them 'fLa fine Fleurs de
+ Andalousie," the police condemned and
put an end to the performances In some
thing the same way, when Manager Bate
man first produced Offenbach's opera of LA
Grande Duchesse" at the French Theat er
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
After
Thanksgiving,
Christmas.

Prepare your homes for both occasions.
Our "Iorced" and true bargain" sales are
money savers TO you and aegreat advertise
ment for us. Look our stock over and post
yourselves, for soon the Christmas rush will
interfere with comfortable shopping. We
here note the satisfaction given one of our
customers whose purchase of a "forced bar
gain" at 81 so pleased her and was the means
of dispoSing of n china closet that went beg
ging at its regular price. No lottery. but II
bona fide money making and money saving
sale. You visit the warerooms, look over
the two different lines and your choice will
prove bargain, whether forced" or true"
Z. G. SCHoENECK & Son,
I'll Liberty street, Opposite Wood.
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Comrade Pentecost Surprised.

Com rad de A. J. Pentecost, of Post No. So,
was surprised by the comrades of the post
and the Ladies' Auxiliary at his home on
Perrysville avenue, Allegheny. Friday even
ing. The occasion was the Majors 57th
birthday. very pleasant evening was
spent by all. Among those present were a
number of Comrade Pentecosts company
and regimental comrades. A table full OF
good things was one of the attractions. One
of the jollities of the evening was the plac-
ing of Commander Stewart ON hot furnace
register.
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SOLOMON & RUBEN'S
Horse Goods Department,

Special blanket sale this week. These
prices stand for one-half of what others
charger 99c, 81 o. 81 25 81 go, 81 rs. So 25 81 a.
s3 40 81 ~. s. %. Sc, 81 49, $s 25 50 so, $40 go
So, Sis and SIS
Storm blankets, white or brown duck, 50,
So so, 81 and 81 50.
Boiled oil drill storm blankets, So, s. Is and
s3
rubber storm blankets, 50 80, So, So so AID
g.
Fur robes-An immense variety, from
Persian goat, at So, up to genuine seal, for
SOB
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

in Fourteenth street, New York, the NOR
rale of opera bouife was severely assailed
by the prurinlt Gothamites and some of
their overly fastidious journals. Harper,
Weekly took occasion later on, with general
reference to that kind of performances, to
say that SIT will probably draw good houses
when given with the attractions of fine
scenery and costumes and brilliant execu-
tion, but 1t will never become the rage
again.
Opera bouffe may not have been an alb.
solute "rage" since that time, but the suc-
cess of the same class of performances In
the meanwhile, and often enough sans 'tine
scenery and costumes" evidence the fact
that Herve's "boufouneries" have come to
stay. By the way, the deceased composers
real name was Florimond Rouger, Herve
being assumed for professional purposes,
and afterwards, when success attended 1t,
adopted permanently.
Three American Dowager Duchesses.
Three dukes of the English peerage have
died this year, all within the last three
months, and it may be noted as a somewhat
singular coincidence, that all three leave
widows of American birth. The Duke of
Manchester. who died on August 49, mar
ried Consuela Yznaga, daughter of Don
Yznaga, formerly of Cuba, but more recent
ly OF the State of New Jersey. The Duke
of Sutherland, whose death took place on
September %, welded three years ago the
relict of a Captain Blair, of Florida, and
the Duke of Marlborough, as is we'll
known, captured the good-looking and
wealthy Lille Warren Hammersley, of
New York, little more than four years
ago.
While on the subject it may be taken as
rather significant of the real esteem in
which our American beauties are held on
the other side of the Atlantic, that of the
three American duchesses two are or will
be summarily ''fred" from the ducal es-
tates as soon as the heirs can possibly ar
range to do so. The first from famous
Blenheim House, and the other from the
scarcely less noted Dunrobin Castle. Neither
one is loved, it even recognized, by the
succeeding families of their deceased lords.
They will see that the alien and generally
undesirable widows of their respective
fathers stand not on the order of their
going. To the ex-Duchess of Marlborough
such treatment is harshly unjust. 1t was
her money that put beautiful Blenheim in
presentable shape after it had been almost
ruined by the late Dukes ex:ravagances.
She undoubtedly lost more money to it
than she is likely ever to get out of it
through dowager's pension. 1t is more
than likely that at least one, if not both the
Duchess of Marlborough and the Duchess
of Sutherland, will make fight for their
rights.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

would really be good thing for the coun-
try His Oriental origin and sacred caste
men, while his intelligence and culture
might bring prosperity to people who have
been held back for centuries BY lazy, luxury
loving and entirely unworthy rulers
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

. WE have left on hand AZ custom made
coats and vests. The suits were made for
$2o to $780, The pants were placed in our
REGULAR stock. They represent the accumu-
iation OF the season. The coats and vests go
Tor $l5. IL we can fit you. Early corners will
secure the best selection. SALLER,
Corner Smithfield and Diamond streets.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

Week-5,O0O Fine Overcoats and 5000
Fine Suits to Be Sold-Read the Inter-
esting Prices-P. C. C. c., Clothiers,
Corner Grant and Diamond Streets.
Call at our store bright and early Monday
morning and ask to see the following special
bargains. Save money on your clothing;
we Will point out the way:
500 mems Irish frieze overcoats, single
or double-breasted, all sizes, worth
six lots M OF iong-cut uisters, with biz "
collars; they are cloth-lined; will 90
Tor. 75
Mems double-breasted suits, plain col
ors or mixtures, will be sold for only. 6 so
Mems chinchilla overcoats, with velvet
collars worth every day SIS go for. 6 90
Mems fine double-breasted and single
breasted overcoats, made of Kersey
and Melton, will be sold for. 8 90
Mems high class suits, cutaways, sacks
or double-breasted style, worth SIS,
now go ofor...:.i;......;.-.:... for. :............. 10 90
Aupurn Melton overcoats, silk faced
or plain, worth S2S. 20 for . 10 90
Eighteen styles OF very finest imported
overcoats, real value S25 to s35, now
marked ....;-:..........,.:...... II 90
Mems finest whipcord and Hockanum
worsted suits, elegantly tailored,
worth s25 at 10 90
black, worth S2O i'll this sale att. 8 90
1900 pairs OF fine dress pants valued at
S4 so, i'll this sale at s. 25 and rs
Loo boys' cape overcoats, long cut
CAPE sizes TO IA, worth Sc, at 2 40
Boys suits, sizes to a. pleated or
plain. :....:......... 100
Boys; long pants suits at 81 OO, So so and
IS so, worth double.
1000 mems chincnilla REFERS, worth Sc.
at......:.:..:..:..:... :...................... 27o
500 long cut coats for men, valued at
$40, go Ior; ................ 42o
Mems finest Irish frieze ulsters and
chinchilla ulsters al So and Iii
Ana thousanas OF otner great bargains.
Call and get them.
Attention-To people that live out of the
city we refund railroad fare on all purcba ses
of $40 or over p. c. G. c.,
Corner Grant and Diamond streets, opposite
tine Court House.
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A Sultan's British Bride.

There is an impression abroad that the
Grand Cherif of Wazan, who died recently,
had lived up to his promise made score of
years ago, when he married pretty En-
glish girl, Miss Emily Keene. He agreed
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

WHAT is the use of paying fancy prices for
diamonds, watches, jewelry, ETC., when you
can select from one of the finest and largest
stocks in the city and save from 10 to 25 per
cent on your purchase? Make your holiday
selections now and they will be laid away
till called for at NJ. G. Cohen's, Sc Fifth ave-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
Portraits for the Holidays.

Cabinet photos 81 so per doz. Panel pict-
ure given with every doz better grade.
of frames. Lies Portrait Studio, 10 and II
Sixth street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

MuIai Ali Ben Abdelsalam el wazani.
Emily Keene's eldest son, is q bright
bright healthy boy of studious and indus
trious temperamentA 1t is likely that
British diplomacy will make strong effort
to confer the succession on the latter. which
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
Wonders From the Holy Land.

Be sure and visit Ferzans' Bazaar, Turkish
and Oriental goods, 25 Sixth street, to see
the large and rare stock OF Christmas goods
before buying elsewhere. 1t will delight as
well as pay you to inspect our stock.
FERZAN'S BROS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
PITTsBURG & LAKE ERIE r. r.

Change of Time After Sunday, Novem-
ber 20.
Train No. IL will leave at Ills A. M, Gen.
trail time, instead or 11:30, as at present.
This train will arrive at Youngstown at Ills
p M, and Buffalo at 1880 P. M. Train No. 81,
leaving at P. NJ, will run through to Beaver
Falls Train No. 80 will leave Beaver Falls
at 3:3 P. NJ, and arrive at Pittsburg at P. N.
Other trains will run as heretofore.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

PERFECT action and perfect health result
A perfect little pill Very small, yexy snre
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
Silver for Weddings,

Silver Tor Weddings.
Tea Sets,
Coffee Sets,
Berry Bowls,
Comports
And trunks filed with Knives, Forks and
Spoons in endless variety, at
RoBT> L. McWATTY & Co.'S,
50 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

Buy your underwear at Listelrs.ao Smith
neld street,
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The indianapolis Encampment.

Comrade A. P. Burchfield, of the Executive
Committee of the National Council of Ad-
ministration. arrived home Friday from the
lis. He reports that the date
of the encampment was fixed as
Wednesday, September 6. There was dis
position in the committee to hold the en-
campment in the last week in August, but
the date decided upon was more suitable all
around to the indianapolis people, and the
committee deferred to theit wishes. The
parade will take place the Tuesday before
the encampment.
Elaborate preparations are being made by
the indianapolis people The public school
houses will be vacant till September 10, and
these will be used for free quarters for the
veterans. Colonel Eli Lilly IS at the head
of the principal committee. He is one
of the leading business men of the city.
All the committees have been appointed
and everything is in good shape All the
hotel proprietors have signed an agreement
to not advance prices during the encamp-
ment, and have made promises that there
will be no overcrowding of rooms.
Railroad officials have assured the COM
mander in chief that they will grant very
reasonable rates, intimating even conces-'
account of the Worlds Fair.
Last Wednesday evening a reception was
rendered to the Executive Committee,
at which the citizens turned out in
immense numbers to express their hospital
ity. Governor Chase and Governor-elect
Matthew VS. were at the reception, as were all
the leading citizens. 1t looks as though the
indianapolis encampment is going to be
big one.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

The National Encampment of 1894 will
meet in Pittsburg-that is, if the citizens
will assist the local members of the Grand
Army in earnestly trying to secure the
meeting. The General Committee OF the
county will assemble in Council chambers
municipal hall next Saturday for the pur-
pose of discussing this subject. 1t seems to
be the general desire among the comrades
that an effort be made to secure the en-;
campment for 1894. There is little doubt
that the object could be obtained if the cftf-
zens will do their share, as the Department.
OF Pennsylvania would back the request,
and the Keystone State is very powerful in
National Encampments.
There seems to be little doubt among the
comrades that the citizens will grasp the
golden opportunity if the advantages to be
derived be presented properly. The money
that would be brought into the city by the
National Encampment would be ten-fold
the sum that would be required to bring IL
here. There will likely be some important
DEVELOPMENTS at next SATURDAYS meeting.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
BIGGEST CLOTHING SALE

OF the Year to Take Place Thanksgiving
week-5,OOO Fine Overcoats and 5000
Fine Suits to Be sold-Read the Inter-
esting Prices-P. C. C. c., Clothiers,
Garner Grant and Diamond Straats
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BOARDING.

II LAlkIhENIh 81 NM. HANDSOMELY
month; private family. fsllj-3tc
MADDoCK,s DINING ROOMS, 73z 10Th ST n "
x1 Best breakfast In the city, 20c. Dnuers unsur.
passed. DC Turkey twice and chicken once n vesk.
variety, home cooking and GOOD Cal n ID
A PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRES FEW TABLE
n boarders; also Q handsomely furninhsd ANTE -
rent. with board Addrsss l0l2 13th st.. above g.
nv. fsl7-lws
Hkr s souTHE I'm. Sla ,S s5 n sT nEsoaT FOB
81 Per week nsSiy .sossed s,Sgsat fcS1s; ~. VA
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WANTED--HOUSES

WANTED-HOUsE NORTHWEST; . ROOMS
W and bath stable OF lot suitable for able: price
not 70 exceed q, 90 cash also block Of ground suit
abe Tor building must be cheap.
ie0G MiCkOFf CAGILL. $40 ST. NV
WANTED-TO KENT HOUSE I0CITI1
w bet llth and 18Th, II and Y sts- NV; prics
irofn so 70 500 per month. location nearest Mass
80 SssireSi- Aoufess lJI) VI ST. Nv. IT.
WANTED-To BUY on MONTHLY PAYNTNTS
w A$story e-rOom modern DTlcS house: glys locn-
cen, plics and terms Address HOUSE. Star once.
WANrED-Ar ONCE. IN NORTHWEST SEC
w uon- smAu house. Is rooms and Dath prize moi
70 exEe~d $3.50. Will paw $50 cAsA. Address Tor
one week. BoI LAP. Star once fsIs...l Ut
W ANIkD-kok AcUsTOMEk-A SMALL BRICK
HnitSL r. A PM \ 'TtS !. ~ ~ e4'S
- In l4ly New N rk ave.
VA ANTED-IMPROvEDO OR UNIMPROyKD RAJ.
w estate IN any p4rt OF the city District nav.
cash sa.fol.ers Tor anything that desirable and
cheap. l. STkRGLEDTEe ~N1
galt-1m Ol3l5tn n. N -
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I. B. ToxxEs & Sox.
DIZZY GOODS DEALER2.
l3lo sth O. n y. Z
Have sust received line Of LiTht Drsa ooods -
Tan. and hodss. ssrsss and Hsnrssttss. fsoo -
Back Goods, all wool. from SOC. 90 o..
Fruit u the Loom Bleached Cotton. sSc
Madras Drnpery, IN all shades. reduced 70 Do.
Largo nns nsu HAmburgs IN nns aualirto - -
lO4 Unbleached shsetins. 15c.
104 beschsd sheeting, f1e
e.. Bis.ched snssen,; l94 vids ess-
Pillow Ca-s Cotton. b. 10. I'm and he
ous.ns FLANNEL N short l.assha. worn is,ss o.S
Black cashmsrs shsuls fromel. toto olo
Our kennnnt counter u very sftrectvel An RadD
Of prss. sGSa: y 5,.s. ,ss sSIS. f,S@ -
Lsdsss' Muslin Undsrvssr IN srsss vsrsssy ~ -
BoSs' wlndsor nes Rerular psscs, 25c, ouly yo,.
GsofS scarfs- Worsh We FOR this ~ lfc
sos. :ss' c.i ga ~ ss s''a f' g.
~ sS 9c,a !. se q. - a. Gss.s.A: sss H. -
SsI- i~ = " dEsssssx Id. 49,
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FOR kENT-UNFURNIsHED

p F., ave ts5 18th and l7lo corcoran st nv.
SIG lin st NV, iG ana s5s St NV iiatS o. 80
store. $50 7O4 Q st NV Tor. As So
lSy NJ st NV. 15r 200 soI 81 NV, Or ana =
81 18th St NV, i6r 100. o. Both ana NV d q
Mass awe aS: ns & i n1,s IN me-
SiS l4th St NV. l2r.. l0O o4 10Th st NV .35
igy 9TH st NV lar. 100 1880 18th st NV. IT.. 30
Il3 st NV, l2r. ....9Cl.U6 st 81. s,
l62s 18th st NV. liz IS. 81 IiO4 1th st he 9r. 80
393 ,I l1th st NV iig6 IN st ne.
2 2Sdi & INV nx JIG l9f d ,t: I. s.
li0% Oh s NV lii 90 s. s 8 PomsroS St. A.
l 1S49 Hlst ;! ". llr 4i5 NV. ior store
FURNISHED.
Thomas CIRCLE 16r .... s4OO Mass ave near 18th st
oGna nsa. $50 ,iS st. cor Goseosan
+ near 10th gd ex i ave NV. i5S
Ii ta nw 1 ss', st near St nx
NY hHin,rs ... e 2is ave NV. iSS
| ave g, near 14th $ 33sh st near S. NV;
Mcpherson 50. I2r. 1855 "a Both (haj. i2r.. 80
OFFICES.
4o5 1ith st NV, 2r, s75 l1O6 18th st NV. 2r.
"a HT ID Il ar q 81 nw & Sd dr.
62:5 st NV, 3r. entire ll4l3 G. NV, entire
6s st NV, basement IS s6,a IN St. several
i4ii p Az NV. "a and Els St nv several r.-
Oh noors.. ........ 10 to 30
STORES.
1920 Pa ave NV, BOX l1l04 14th st nw... .S35 so
sol X ct NV. store and l9U9 9TH st nw......... %
dwelling Adj 4l3 u st nw-..,....-
STABLES.
,sy in a oaesy ave
ilSo l4th 'rear)......-.loi
our office only. THOMAS j. FfsH2k s" CO. .,'D'
fe2O 1924 ST. W.
FOR RENT-A. S. CAYwOoD. 9s3 OH ST. NV
% 4":% $50 SO Fo@sros st Sx
l 's s, st M i sd 9TH lis. Scott sr
44 lst St n 25. 40 Capital stivy 7r Il
9Th 9Th St n nw 81 M ssh $, 81 n eT
S36 Prospects ST nv. ST.. Il e;ear lo2 st NV Ar 10
3iJ2 9TH St NV 6r ..ltt table rear ll2O 9th st
us IF rs Sr ~ SUMNER St NV 10
1916 9TH st NV. 10 Ar ............S.5 so
81 Lincoln 81 6r;;; IS 18th st eItd NV. ar .
CO.. 9th and Z sts. NV. uafurnished rooms for
housekeeping. feI:S:t'
EOR RENT-l21l 18TH ST. n W.; FOUR-sIORY
bay window brick IL rooms; ali mod. imps in
hrst,ciass order; so. A. 5. CAYWOOD.
fe2u-:3t- 1888 9Th St n W.
FOR RENT-3Is POMERoY ST. NV; GROOM
brick; water: large yard: 40x150 feet; Sl6.
scott ave: H. W. near Ih street cars; and rooms
large yard. stable. sc; $3.50 and SIS sumner st.
w near tth street cars; 4room brick; water. &c.
$50. A. 8 CAIWoOD. 9;3 9th St. NV. IT.
EOR RENT-449 lST. ST. Sc; 7-ROOM BRICK
cars ga. A. A. 5. CAYWOOD.
le-O-3t 1913 9th st. n.
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SPECIALTIES.

ELECTRICITY, GALyANIsM AND STATIC
II Through the cioshissD utilized IN all nervous
troubles. removal OF tunIors supernpous hairs blan-
isles. sciatlca rheumatism, &c. Also Thermal, hot
yaIor and electro-cablnet bath functional de-
raneements cutApeous diseases. cstarIh, he. ONO
hours y TO IL a. ~, to p.nL l. .. NChOLsON.
NJ. ID. .00s 18th Of. u. 1ssephons va noxe-Sm'
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WANTED---ROOMS.

NlASTkD-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIkE- ONE
w or two fur or uniur. rOonls with board; north
west Adtress A 3. star othcs- feaI3Ss
WANTEDBY MARCH 1. UNFURNISHED
w second Hour. Answer immediately price and
nnmb~x OF rooms. E. star ofiee- It'
WANTED-kooM By 6LNILEMAN; SOUTH
w or east front; not more than sI;,. steam heat
Prsferredi PERMANENT sutsole' near pension ofhce
L h ID. c. star Ofhce- NJ.
NANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE
w by March OF sooner, two three Comfortably
furnished rooms for ligEt houseAeeping address,.
okannx terms l. l. G.. star once IL
WANrED = DESIRABLE APAkIMENT FUR
w nished or unfarnshed. of three or more rooms
and bath with nrstesss table board; convenient 10
State. War and Navy Departments: rsferences re-
a1irsd Address stating TERMS A L.. Star ofce 1t
VVANTED = BY ADULTS = THREE UNFUR-
w nished or partly furnished rooms Address stat
ing pscs and location, refersnees, l. c., star oes.
fsis-3t'
VCANTED-Fok GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. Two
w unfurnished comm unicatinz rooms with board:
% floor: southern exposure; bet II and N and 9th
and Ixth 50 ~: rsisrenees exchanged Address
Bon Ia. Star once fels-at'
WANIED-BI A TEACHER OF PIANO, ONE
w or tvo furnished rooms ] . private family.
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