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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-16
THE BEST ROUTE
BrtT~VEIcN
Memphis and the Southeast

The Palace Car Line Of the South--thc
Kansas City, Memphis Il birmingham Il.
r. has two through passenger trains daily
between Memphis and Birmingham, max
ing close and sure connections with the
trains of all connecting lines Night
trains have through sleeping cars between
Washington. ID. c.. and Memphis, via At
lanta and birmingham Gn connection
with the Richmond Il Danville r. r. the
shortest route, quickest time and the only
line running through cars between those
cities. Day trains have Palace Reclining
Chair cars (ScatS free TO holders of first
class through tickets through between
Birmingham and Kansas City, and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars between Kansas
City and Atlanta. THIS is many mites the
shortest and by far the beStcQuippId Pas
Scnger Line between points in the East
and Southeast and Memphis, aud all
points I'm Arkansas, Texas and the West
and Northwest. Everything new and
hrSt-caSS, Through tickets via this line
on sale at all through ticket offices,
For any desired information, for large
map and time table folder, address,
j. f.. LOCKWOOD,
q Z, and I, AgL
Kansas City.
H. ID, ELLIS,
Geu'l Agent, 800 Main st,
Memphis.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-16

On Monday night the Georgia
Legislature by vote Of "a to 8 re.
jected a resolution indorsing the
Cleveland administration. Resolutions
atterward adopted recite that, without
oensuring those in charge OF the De
mocratic machinery, the free and un-
limited coinage Of silver on equal
terms with gold as money OF final
payment is the true Dcmoclatic pol
icy. The right Of each state to pro
vide for a circulating medium Of iis
own, through State banks, is also
asserted. A graduated income tax
is resolved upon as one of the card
inal tenets of Democracy. The sena
tors and Representatives from that
State are finally called upon to be
governed by the ideas here set forth.
Ex
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-16
A Sound Liver Makes a We'll Man

A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man.
Are you bilious, consupated or trou-
bled with jaundice, sick headache, bad
taste IN mouth, foul breath, coated
tongue, dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dry
skin, pain in the back and between
the shoulders, chills, fever, etc, If you
have any of these symptoms your liver
is out Of order and your blood is slow
ly being poisoned, because your liver
does not act promptly. HERBINEwill
cure any disorder of the liver, stom-
ach or bowels. 1t has no equal as a
Liver Medicine. Price, 75 cents. Free
trial bottles at Smith Drug Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-16
BalIard's Snow Liniment.

This wonderful Liniment is known
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
from the Lakes to the Gulf. 1t is the
most penetrating Liniment in the
world. It will cure rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, cuts, sprains, bruises, wounds,
old sores, burns, sciatica, sore throat,
sore chest and all inflammation, after
all others have failed. 1t will cure
barbed wire cuts, and heal oil wounds
where proud flesh has set in. 1t is
equally efficient for animals. Try it
and you will not be without it Price
so cents. Sold by Smith Drug Co. 3
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-16

ands upon thousands Of additional
tramps and beggars. A dire condi-
tion not theory is upon us. Cleye-
land will be held responsible for les
sening our money supply by having
silver demonetized, together With
those Democrats he bull.dozed into
voting for his unconditional repeal
hill
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-16
Worst Form of Eczema

HOOPS PILLS cure liver ills, constipation.
bIMousness. jaundice sick headache, indigestion.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-16

Frank Poterfeld, the Nashville
bank wrecker,gets a ten year sentence
and Horace Allis,t the Arkansas bank
wrecker, keeps him company. It's a
bad year for train robbers and bank
vvrackere
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-16
SEWING I SEWING /

! am now prepared to work at my home
No. ZIG Elm Street = block from Broad.
VIII make silk dresses for 800, wool,
gingham and spring dresses for from $3.50
to $500; tea gowns and wrappers at from
81. so TO $3.50. VIII guarantee good fit and
nice work Respectfully,
MRS. EMMA HANKNs,
TeXarkana, Ark.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-16
Hows Ibis z

WhTu lOT any Caee VI Odioiih thal Oah-
not be cuaed by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY & Co, Props,
Toledo, OHIO.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. j. Cheney tor the last Is years md
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
be their firm. WEST & TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WAIDIEG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of he system.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-16

Is. f. Ward has opened new gro
Gerry and confectionery store at No.
225 East Broad Street, and solicits
public patronage. l-6 If
The evening world., 1893-10-31
BURNED the BOOKS.
Vaughan Accused Of Destroying
Evidence Of His DefalcationS.
His Employer Says He Drove Fast
Horses and Was Very Cay.
lie Was Held for Trial on "A Charge
oil Burglary.

Harry c. Vaughan. n hookkc"Hcr, re-
siding at 800 Monroe street, B~roOklyn,
was arratgned in the Tombs Police Iouri
this morning upon the specific charge of
burglary, and held for trial.
The complainant was Arthur Koff, n
photographer at ll Washington street.
The defendant has, since January last.
been employed by the complainant as
bookkeeper. and been intrusted with
all the book ]oun and money of the
business.
Some time ago Mr.. Koff heard that his
employee was driving fast horses and
appeared at the races with flashily
dressed female companions. a partial
examination of the books was made.
Experts We're engaged to make II
thorough examination this week, and
yesterday morning it WAS found that
during Saturday night the office had
been entered. the safe opened and the
ledger, day-book and journal burned on
the office floor.
Mr.. Koff then learned. he claims. that
Vaughan had eff ,cted an entrance by
means Of the firc-cscapes having gotten
n family on the tor, floor to admit him
so he could climb aown
He then caused the young mans ar
The evening world., 1893-10-31
ACCUSED OF STEALING $4,000
Isaac s. Fishel Arrested in Boston
at Byrnes's Request.
The Compla!nauts Arc Fred G.
Lindc & Co., of This City.

BOSTON, Oct. 31.-Isaac S. Tishcl, a
cloak manufactures, doing business a,
the corner of Washington and Avery
streets, was arrested yesterday after
noon by request of Supt. Byrnes. OF New
York.
Fiahel Is charged with the larceny
of $4,000 from Fred c. Linde & CO..
Of that city.
Fishel refused to make any explanation
of the affair other han that he could
prove his innocence of the charge.
lie said that The whole matter was the
result Of a dispute between himself and
l.ynde They were erdeavoring to force
the settlement of a disputed claim. he
said, and had resorted to the criminal
courts to bring it about.
Chief Inspector Coulter said that he
had no knowledge of the particulars of
the alleged larceny. and had made the
arrest simply at the request o. the New
York authorities.
Fishel belongs to q firm 4 W as
Morse Brothers, clothiers, Of Kingston
street. He was locked up and will be
held pending the arrival of an officer
from New York, who Will take him to
that city.
warehousemen. Their main building i.
at st. Johns Park. Narick and Reach
street. They nave other Offices at IL
and $50 Pearl street. They max a
speciality of advancing money on mer.
chandlse OF ali kinds. They are alsc
in the insurance business.
Mr.. I.inde told an Evening World
reporter to-day that he first knew the
Nt~l,.l IDrns lar 80. ,.shnN ,EA,. EAr IT, I,,sl
The evening world., 1893-10-31
A 500, 900 CIRCUS STEAL.
Raraum's Old Partner says He Was
Robbed in the Forepaugh Show.

BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 3l.-Slnce the re-
turn to the Winter quarters in this city
OF Barnum G. Bailey's show there have
been rumors atloat here hat there was
a scandal connected with the Forepangh
show. but, owing TO the secrecy observed.
it has been difficult 10 ascertain the par
tiCulars.
Since the death of Mr.. Barnum. MIR.
Bailey has bee, the sole proprietor OF
the Forepaugh show, he having pur-
chased the interests Of MIR. Barnum and
George Coope.'. who had been equal
partners with hi,n IN the property.
All that Il correspondent could learn
was that MIR. Bailey says that nearly
slOO,OOO has been stolen from him in the
F~orepaugh show during the season. and
that he has discovered that there has
been IA conspiracy. which included en-
ployees in all departments. from the
ticket wagon to door-tenders and ushers.
Only through. such a combination
would It have been possible for UGH
wholesale %thievery.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
East Side.

Last SiGC.
liEEEN IT $50, near Gouyrrucur f.: Furnished
rooms, %ith hoard: American c"OkiME.
.rXINGTOX ,yI. In-l-\,wIv furnished
lno,r,; rphni"a water, heated; excellent ro.'rI;
lear } 'i"'''h.
! LEXINGTON AVE. IL nrar Isih 81. Pleasant
front room, handsomely furnished all con
N''' II e. '\"I' :" '"'i''
I~ENIE,,IDN AVE-. cor. lglth II. Hotel Pete
i"r.' llnniNon''f furnished iDonN, with or
without h""ni; lviih' reasonable
n AVE" sui Ne" front room with two bed
room. Su,,9nl" i"r w" or tHrr" gentlemen or
'w'r>' nome 'uN'l"r'h' po"F" u htNil''''
80 AVE-, l3i, near iith 81. Niccly furnished
a1ii rooms, with hoard. H."p; respectable
'''kihvIn"h'
nl>,"l rooms good, substantial bouri; English
cooking: ~. 5uup.
,YI ~r.. n5 EAST Large room, for married
rn,pl,. ul.u hail r,nr,. -,,I iulrI ~ III week
,rr ,r IL, ~,
',,.'uiinI 'Lrn,orI rI.on " ,,nS cu,I nr,'s n, ri -" 10
to ~.
.r, ~, D, - ,,,,,, ~ ri,n
rm,i rgrin..r.ndmit1n iirst Class '' ."
. --
niIi ~, 80 East IHrsc and small furnished
y" w." ~ ',"'' 7''''' -. -
VIII ST., % fA~l" Large ana small rooms. also
'Inm,,,,'T rnnI , t"r. """'"' 'r H'"''e"''n
n.' '"".'>' '''i'' '"'','r',,
5, 81 rc~l,iymra, 81: laGic board; com,
Portable.
u,,, 80, en- ,,.r p.a,... ..,
'lliiai,ii roctoIns: 'y rarlar T ioar r or saTaTutc 1861 nSari II
desired.
.or,, 10, .,,. -
iGr tND gentlemen, al o hiil room; heated
houS",
,,,u -. 80, ,.T Law, rr,, ,o,r, ,ri,,,
romlcot,ns room. for Three; also .ing.u room;
excellent Table.
Iy1u - IH, -Turui.hnd rooms. with
rpI,rI Win l,r of rnrlnr and piano: terms
ruuI,rliu
i=IH ~. ~ EAST Large, sunny front room (:
also lnll room, WIN board terms moderate.
Iiru - 3Iu -I I,,n luryr rnuu,S nicely
taken; prices moderate,
r;"rn,, W';h ar,i ciaes GERMAN board also
-l~I 81. - i.'~I square room 81 floor;
'hh!''
50 -. ~ l-tHl Handsomely furnished
t''u'. '"' m.lI ,%,l Im.lUl.E Nh''f' very ""'""
'r,' ; '', '''''
-',' - - l"NHI h'Nl'' ,"p'' Ll'' ihIi,,N ~
u'N' Lv" ! nulh' ana '""i", '''EiHL"Il nanny
w.. "'', ~"
~ J. ~ lNNl iltB" ionni room, N"l!".ie
noarI: r"lor'ur",.
,,,,. ,. -
!nlIl ~, - EAST >cWly furnished rooms
NUT h'"' ""'rI i'I i"", go III single - '"
.GlH 81, 1888 h~l Lane, and small nicely
inruisl"d rooms. With good unnrd - and up.
rms 10, EAST tIr..,, furnished uorl,,
r,'rl r,I:cu,Lr,. Win or Without bunIi' sui
", " lur ","r".
3l~l II. : IA~r GInnd>Dwr APARTMENTS,
i.U.'lu' ard bachelors, en SUITE or siiigiy, tir't-
'''~' '''I'. ''''"h""".
.gu II ~, Iorcr rirl,t.r,. toni.
~ in, r,uu.> nj To IicE D., lrr. god "a lv.
oNu"r
The evening world., 1893-10-31
RESCUED THE NARROWED MEN.
Two Sailors Left on a Little Island
in tie South Pacific.

Two Sailors Left on a Little Island
in tie South Pacific.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE
schooner Viking arrived last night with
the two sailors who were marooned on
Clipperton Island last May.
Clipperton Island is a tiny speck in
the South Pacific and is covered with
guano deposit. A company was or
ganized to work the deposit. and the
schooner Compeer left for the islands
with a force OF. men.
The schooner was forced to return to
San Francisco for supplies and machin-
cry. but, in order to hold the island,
left two sailors there with provisions
for three months.
The island is a desolate spot. and the
sailors had misgivinGs that the schooner
would not be back In three months. so
one of them sent a letter 10 a friend in
OF their fears of being deserted.
The friend was asked to wait three
months, and then II no vessel was
sent to take them off ne was to make
the letter public.
Three months passed. and as the
guano company made no effort to res.
cue the men, the letter was published In
the newspapers.
Finally, last August, the schooner
Viking was sent after the deserted
mons provisions would be exhausted
before the Viking could reach them.
and there was much speculation as to
The Viking found the men. Jensen
and Hall, in good condition and brought
eked out provisions by eating birds
eggs.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
TWO DIED AT SEA.
Tank Steamer Delaware Brings One
Pody to Fort,

Tho oil-tank steamer Delaware, capt.
Thomas, which arrived last night from
London, had two deaths among the crew
during the voyage.
The first was John Robinson. fireman.
IL native OF England. who died oct. %.
and was buried at sea. Henry Aitlten,
third assistant engineer. n native Of
Omara. New Zealand, died on the night
Of Oct. ~. His body was brought To
port in n sealed box.
The Information was given out at
Quarantine mat the deaths were prob
We're generated in the enRine-rCom.
The health officers had not released
the vessel un to $50 this afternoon.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

Eiu 81, @i"WtSr Furnished room aud bed
room ,or llghi housekeeping s'prr week.
t2n 81, tot Wt~r Lang. rcGn,. nicely fur
ni,hrd. ntupl, cio."t,. lH'i: all rOuv'uiuuci".
ilril 81. la Nl~r, nalr Rrnahwur iur-
n'-,,E"d r"om~, rcrmrncut, trn 5 rnt; price r"n-
4tIII -, no Wl~r \ ,omlpr,allr home frr
grut,,m"l, tau'ilr', ROOM "n suite. glusiy;
Cc"iuil ]lu'Htiu'.
'ar!i 81, - wIs,r private mmlly; Large aud
"dnnII rooms, Vel furnished location '\o"Il"ui,
tir,i 81 liH WEST Elcsunrly furnished
rrlrrrurrs >rlr,nrrd
lslll ~. ~ WI,,r. Nrw and handsomely
Furnished ruu'n; all Cuuvrnicnrus.
'Urii 81. 80 WEST Large. desirable fr
ni>hni rna'us; h"t, c"ld water; bath, r"rmN.
4Gru 81, iie WEST Two bright, handsomely
furnished r"nt~: rIiNUt" family; southern ry
pr'tIn reference.
iGli II ~, 90 WEST Elegant newly furnished
room, ~ private lnnrilN. all imprrN"in,u -.
i1rlI 81, 20 WI,~r- Large and small ruumS.
every convenience; private family: mudrrA'"
Iil"".
lsril ~, lG@l Wl~I Large furnished ruom;
Suitable Toy one ur two GCuilrnrn Sr'llnur.
b,;p 81, -" WtSl ring Parker hell Ncatly
inri'"N"d rooms I" let.
h,In 81, ao, WEST Niccly furnished square,
'r'll rooms; r\'"Il"ui ncighhoriiCud, best ne
CoN.moiotipuo: reasonable.
.bIIlI8>r.. N, Ml~I-N untlN furnished rnums,
with or without first cla"s hoard; table bonrd.
GiD 81. lDi WEST Pretty cunnrct'ug pnrlurI.
folding h"d, hltrh"r. bathroom, steam heat -.
tUllin
71rn 81. III WISr Very pleasant large and
NIuull rooms, elegantly furnished; southern rx
r"Sn'"' lrru1N m"l"tat"; references.
o2n - - WEST Furnished hail room; cent
with 'vl"r"ucc: ltiL" warlruhr. Wright.
rin 81, ~ WISI Luig" or medium nom:
private loniIy, board Optional larl"r for ply.
arm 81 l@G wrNr ,ittrr,i,c newly mr-
tf-Is - Ht E-V u a ~
The evening world., 1893-10-31
THE BRISTOL,


~ To- i" ,nst I'm It,, ur'a 9TH ave comfortable
family holH"t N"rN wud' rhi" t"ri'l'.
..,.sid.
lTn 81 - WEST WliIr would Tx" r',r"r'
MY ny !" '"',n ''"l''' '' ""'''' ''' nay
'"' "''"''I"'' 'h'A'
sra W. Gol fr"nt bedroom. w,t'lhoari, ~;
nm ~. n NISI In,.,. .uuu, frrut room.
~ floor, private tmn,lv rrfrr"ucnN,
Eth 81. THWI-r Nrr, u,,ualIr rrum, VIII
ar vithuu, hunrI. iumIl,- ,r u,uIrulru. lrrt.
ION nod.
llIlt 81, ~" WEST 'hiL', han '"i.,N fur
niNl"h sunny rouln-: r"pi table. p..n-rl
,,r, ~ 49, 80, ,
mann, "a, tnn,.rn ,,,,n,u .rI' ,,,r,i.. ,i ,Jt H. m,
Ii"h'N ~ t,.,n n\l"'"''' '"'''>''"''' W'
49,, '"' 49, ,, ..
'i ,nn,, Vim 49,, rnr,, L,"fr ~ , 1"" '"'
other Ion; inm,i,I' .r,,l'u''"' P"'I"T "'n'nH
room 'lon'rn"' lhnl' "'"'''
lLlIl 81, 10 NhSl \'NiN liIHisi,"h hon '
lur IhiN ANA r'li'''u !" '"lIi' :" f'h'"l"''I'
''rI''
iS,m T T III w MISi ,"n'"t'''' rooms WI"
ri .r "-n w.L-I, I, n.,. ,,...
IHln -, ~" ~ i'rNI .'i.>N h'nnl' lI'i'>'
"", '",i.'' "',!, '',', ,,'l',"',,.
nisicd room, with ,n?rrioriani .%larlor dining.
.n,.m mwr-r
-uIu ~I.,p W E>l thllr' ''rWln l""F; lrlNhl"
""," mr.. ~, '"'a '",',' .'''','''>.
III a., 4U' MiS Hrf,,i,' S",'In'rN ,"ih II
Ihh'l-olh'IN iulnI = u l""Il. ~ hIl""' hh'I
room ~ eN!'I''m, t","'.
Isl -. :'S WfSl, "n' lo'nl"nl, 81 l"r
I,rrIt b,,rri "'"'"'' "- '"""' '"' W.
.,i-r.T, 81 u,,-r u,.t.,I, w .,,,,,,,,
-l.i - N''l i"Nl';'''' RAM N''lIII'
rHiIN ,nrr 49, noe ~" """'' ''' "'''' u"
Isl, 81, ~ Ml'~I Room, lntnltunh"IN lur
p, n,Isr,,, q VIII imIic 'n,'I'rIIi ''''''''" '"''.' 'f'',
%nsT y,- vtlT ,orn,. ,.,,,. ,,IJ,o..ru.
tn""'i" ""''' "''' .''''"' "'"'"' H'-''
~
2!l r. 81" W ~ "mr',,3 homr",, hn"ms
VITA board; HlilHlN or '' sul'' permanent 81
transient.
"nD ST no WrST >.,,Iv mrlL.nrI front
rooms md sn, Tor q. or i. wrI nonrI test
ran sr nmt Wr-r-l large and .r,rl uIc,,,r,
sunny rooms; excellent table; terms moderate"
table board.
2iD -T.. ilB Wf~r ~,l.c, family ho ~l,.g;
cheerful r-om,: god nIarLi sun. o.. r'nno,
ZEN, !" %'"e , ear ,,'',,. u.,,, on.,. .or,,., a,,,
sem I" RESIDENCE at rr''~"hNh!' terms
nlTU 81 ~ WEST. ucpr Madison -puurc Two
choice rooms families or gentlemen, superior
able.
Rams: heat tirst- class bard; SO hnli room.
-. ~, 81.
esrm - ~ wrlT n~anlsom[1arc end ,nsn
rooms. very nicely furnished i:si 'l~,, French
tam" board
18Th ST. I"S WI~I Heated rpuV. rNrnW M
w~T ST., Is WEST handsomely furnished
rooms hoart and location EXCELLENT also sunny
oar~ pnr,oF sun,
airii ST; - WETI isnl-"mr :, ON: s.na,y
or EN- suite; excellent board; ri"ir'i'"~ ~
,.rII Sr .,u WRIST ,,,r,r,,rr,, fnr .
"Tioml,c mo NJ T""",tWn III I,''n ,n1m" XIV ~ nI r'y,,.i,
ro i"s'S "'"' VIII" 1t" ""'' '"''''' ;" ''''''
3ITH 81. H3H r~I Trout ru"m, 'crunL iooT,
The evening world., 1893-10-31
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

- and probable starters for Wednesdays races
, follows.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
HOSEA HIGGINS

riR ACADEMY or DANCING,
1876 80 Is~I @;ID 81, near 9TH nNc. II"
Stallion. ~ monthly. Classes MON, TUES,
.lIltE-.aud FRIDAY, 1.;u 90 10, 30; private les
sous. ~. tickets used At pupils, convenience;
beginners GLASSES. four lessons. 81; quarter, "a
ln~~ru-. -. receptions Wyu>., ~a'>. ArSt lessons
rriNaf'. omen every diV. = \. VI. Ia ~ +. NJ.
FROG IiIt NItN YORK WOb.D,
Iiu.u. NigIIu> i prnuuhly rs well SHOWN as any
wuu iu NrN York. ana the fame ui the institution
u,.rwllrh he urn,l'', has spread all over the
country. Tn" iuNgrtuh'c and pronounced success
tLJi has followed his methods IN teaching HE art
ul IsufruIg bl~ uHur 70 the largest establishment
ul the hiHl u tho world. 10 the better class Of
puur,a our nNu ' f., an ideal institutions: its
la, Irti,. Hr" u"aGua'lui. 'hc il"ur 'THce is ehor-
WuE~. t'n u.U~.' provided j. shuE" criticism,
Nurr h, IAN ul a!' and gentleman teachers
stand ar iur l.ui at their profession,
W. l'p~l Nliltrrl\~.Iu In 'l - lessons gives
iuI.Nlauul instruction ms room separate from the
-nunru classroom, btliduut pupils hrd this
uE 'nuI ., GrrHt advantage, lif ''I NRtNrEES
THE MkI.IL - SIN PRIVATE LESSONS,
ANN, NpINlLl l.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Write your advertisement on G"e6 mE and send to "rh'W phh"m leave at The Worlds"
Uptown omG i2F BunwNT near isl street The Wrlts' Hun one. i2Nh street amA Madison
avenue Tine NdN' hoItyn uha % WrhnH)rS street. BoLEhn or any branch ome
III W9f1l Be 1msePG@d IM tho blDrmfmU World,
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N, II 81, S2i WASH FURNISHED rooms lui li'hi
,%'n|S.,P'n;. ,,.r ,, ,,u.,,.,, ,,,.
10 l"t; priVat" huu~ts Jewish family.
il2rll ST, 2~U EAST, nv" .uun, ,luorc rooms,
furnished "nmiotinh,lN; huuS"NrrpliE strictly
rr'\"l' house near "d ave.
llUill Tr., -" EAST lnrpr and ,m,'l oom'
newly frrli.h",l wul"rr'" vent; private huu,".
liSIll 81, lhi EAST 'rrI', lotrl,tuIl, iur
nsliri irnni ruoih; gus. lHlh AMI near, private
huu.": cheap.
It'll II. ~ lNIl ih>rn',nt Tor office
"'o N"l room '''" ~ " COM
lpiTu ~ % ASST ono lpr-r lr,,t ruurl for
Taht hons,E""r NJ, -
w.,,si..
west s'ae.
aud basement; = IorG" rooms; private hou""'
r'm' two bells.
HOUSTON 81, .SS WINr uund.nmrI, mr-
rI,hcd lars, r,oom; gas, bath. Heated; ]l;r.,aio
MORTON 81, ~. urrr hudson Furnished
!orour ~ two gentlemen.
PERRY 81. = trnr =th r,g. \trr furnished
lnoms. large aud small.
WAVHNLuN PLACE l31 Large, h@nnl-omrl,
furnished runmS; water. gus, bath aud ample
W~ANERLEN PLACE, II, ri,.i iioor, front,
nirrly i]urui~i"i ruun for housekeeping: ring
nr'l once,
,.Nnnm% rnnm ErtNat" family; ~ ~ week, rius
9Th AVE, ,al tnrlIuHpbIl furnished nall
room no bound, NIluC. luil.,l-.
TN AVE-. IA Iaryr furnished from. room inr
s"ntl"m"n or li&h' housekeeping: r"hi very
rev ,'''''''
Tfn AVE-. ~. near lth -. Sow, furnished
n"',',' '''n. ,","'''r N''''' ,"'''' "'"'
NJ, hcat"!; ii2,lsrh""Iin~ It desired: near /
H,n,,"' , 'n,l"' i"r',
VII HE' a. t7tt m"nl "tn ave lt'},.u,
ton: .r"G".u," rent. "' "' "
IUrii -. 49, WEST ~puorr aud hail ROOMS,
N,rltn,% ish' h"n'"h'"iiir; 10" vent "r''
''I'l lhli''N'
Fllll 81. 1OI Wf>l N'"Nly furnished single
o,i ,rri,, , r"1'M H, I%H ,,r ! T,Iltr'r, '",s,"it, n
r.aiSnirnhl n r,'irT,,'r,r,. 'inii %n
room. win IAN Tor rn,,IrnInn: rri",r,l,rI "'
uuirrI,' wan ' ~
nm 81 VEST Very ,r,j,nhI, mud rrct,l,
furnished ,nUur. II min"I. orderly huue,
ryCTy rnr\.iri.,,,.
,orii 80 ~ v,.sr ,n,uy FINN, r,,r, ,rl
In,k nom 81 and y, ,,rrEIy'
lyII, .r pol WEST In,rr furnished non, far
Islit hntIs~k"orinr or two gentlemen.
,.l,iI SY ~ N,r-u >t.,i, ,u,,,l,, n.p
r q Tor q GEM. ,,'nn mi y Nn'N ~! r, "c r. ,,.'
nm, .r .,, ,y,, 49,, a,. .., .,u
ltiii Il, -" MI i..Nl',1 in'l' ",LLitf
W"ir"r, ''''' ~ '""'' go '"'"' "-' '"N'''
~ i~i,, w." 49, r"i.rt ~ ~ n'"''
't""'f"i" r h"h'it' ais" ''''i '''"''' room.
nm 81. l%l WEST Pleasant. sl'ly fu"u
looms; every '"'N'n'"rr'; - ""i E""d I""-
,"n.
ljIH 81. lli WESr plrW ant tVuIr' !opm
aul hall room, lots oI CLOSET ror,..
r 81. lltiy WEST Lur-r rDuniN, we'll iUr
nLlird; ali IMPROVEMENTS: transient or rrruI.
nrn,; private hdn'"; mod'r'i".
10TH 81, 49, WEST. Rooms To rent reason
ulle.
IiTm 81. : WEST .rigl, sunny room, ,o
gentlemen, 81 and III lopr-; urWI furnished
bath.
,syII sT WEST Very me,ty li;fL, Nat n,,,
s. weekly; onportunity. 'Flng$g, ~ W",i 2%i.
lnIIt 81 Il N'lSI. IuTlDs IDpI In lot newly
The evening world., 1893-10-31
Boarders Wanted.


fast Side.
llS1H II, gn EAST handsomely uraish,d
front .uom; MI improvements ou'hrrr 60.
pu-ll": uHC"ll"ht Wnl".
l.Ul II 81. no l.N-I. hvtM"un Lexington uid
Park nNcs. \rN'y hwr.3cl ryu:is. tnhi"