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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04
Wisconsin Patents.

The following patents granted Sept.
19and 26, 1898, to Wisconsin inventors
are reported expressly for THE REPUB-
LICAN by John E. Wiles, patent attor-
ney, 107 Wisconsin street, Milwaukee
September 19-Anton Bednarz, New
Lisbon, heat regulator for ovens;
Chas. Brooks, Stevens Point, carriage
axle; Greville E. Clarke, Racine, letter
press; Olaf E. Meyer, Milwaukee, APP
paratus for treating sewage; John n.
Moehn, Druecker, lift pump; Robert
opp, Manitowoc, cheese vat heater;
Frank Pettepher, Marshfeld, axe lu-
bricator; Carl f. Ryan, Delavan, stock
tank heater; Herman Roth, Milwau-
kee, device for supporting lighting fix
lures; Conrad Schroeder, Milwaukee,
stOppering bottles; John D. Silbersahn,
West Bend, governor; Jacob F.Theuer,
Milwaukee, apparatus for charging
liquids with carbOnic acid gas.
September 26-Robert Barclay, Fort
Howard wrist and finger exercising
apparatus; John Dean and J. B. Davis,
Racine, vehicle-wheel; Lucius I Gibbs,
Milwaukee, trOlIey-wir support; Peter
Girnau, Eau Claire, lumber-Wagon
Henry M. Henning, Minocqua, watch
guard or chain holder; Jens Jensen,
GAINESVILLE, reinholder; Albert Long
and G. McCumber, Fond du Lac, wa
ter-heater; William E. Mitchell, Mer-
ton, runner attachment for vehicle
wheels; Alonzo 2. Read, Kenosha,
window bead fastener; Conrad Schroe-
der, A. Stollenwerk and T. Achten-
hagen, Milwaukee, corking bottles;
Alexander Syme, Glenwood, hoop
bending machine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04
FOR SALE Or RENT.

The Edward Davies brick building
on First street, opposite the Phillip
Heinrichs factory For further par
ticulars enquire Of Mrs. Edward Da-
vies, or of John Davies, 3O3 First
street. 45
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04
SPECIAL WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION
RATES EOE CELCA CO nAN

On October 9TH and Sth and for
trains arriving at Chicago before
2:30 P. NJ. OF October 9th. The Chicago, ,
Milwaukee q st. Paul Railway con-
pany will sell excursion tickets to
Chicago and return at one fare for the
round trip, $387, Return coupons
good until and including October 10.
q. w. WEBB. AGENT.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04
NOTICE.

All farmers desiring to deliver milk
in operation in this city by October 16,
1893, are requested to call at our Office,
near Globe Mill, before above date, for
any information regarding same.
52W4 G.. MAY & Sons.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04
Obituary..

Mrs. Jennie G. Williams died at the
home of her cousin, "Major" Miller,
in Clyman, Dodge county, Tuesday,
September 26, 1898, of paralysis, aged
56 years, months and II days.
Deceased was born at Claverack, New
York, and came to Clyman with her
parents, the late Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Glover, in November, 1854. She was
married January l, 1858, to Edward
Williams, of Claverack, New York
who died at Campbell, Mimi, after a
residence there of two years. Some
months ago Mrs. Williams came back
to Wisconsin, visiting friends at Juneau
and Clyman station, making her home
with her cousin "Major" Miller, who
lives near the old Glover homestead, ),
and here she laid down the burden of
life, finding rest in the sleep that knows
no waking. Mrs. Williams was a person
of refinement and endowed by nature
with the instincts of true lady, both
in intellect and manner The writer
is we'll qualified to speak of her from
having had an acquaintance with her
since the time that she came to Wis
consin. Her funeral was held last
Thursday morning from the home of
major" Miller and her body was laid
to rest in the cemetery at Oak Grove,
where her parents lie.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04

Mrs. John Gordon, an old resident,
died at her home in the Fourth ward
Thursday last, aged II years, Of general
debility. She leaves a husband, who
has the sympathy of a large circle of
friends in his bereavement. Her fun
eral was held Saturday from st. Ber-
nard' s church.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04

1t is with extreme sadness that we
make record Of the death Of Mrs. VIM
Ames, at her residence, 316 North
Montgomery street, yesterday, of
childbirth, leaving babe one day old.
Not only for the h"~'~rd, but also for
the family of the g. will heart
felt sympathy be directe~. :. Ames'
age was about 50 years.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04
VERY LOW RATES TO THE WORLD,S
FAIR.

The greatest celebration in the his
tory Of the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition will take place on October 9.
Chicago Day." and for the benefit of
those who desire to witness the grand
parades, magnificent fireworks, and
many other special attractions which
have been arranged for on that day.
the North-Western Line sell excursion
tickets at the extremely low rate Of one
fare for the round trip. Tickets will
be sold October Z and s, and for
trains arriving in Chicago before 2:3O
P. NJ, October 8, and will be good
for return passage until October Is, in
elusive. For tickets and full informa-
ton apply to agents Chicago & North
western railway.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04
REMOVAL

[ have removed my millinery stock
from No. 312 Main street to my new
store at No. 413 Main street.
51W3 Miss f. SCHIEBEL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04
Editor Coe Buys a Paimyra Paper,

GuttOr zoe Buys PaimYra Paper.
PALMYRA, Wis, Oct 2.-E. D. Coe of
The Whitewater Register has bought
The Palmyra Enterprise, a weekly
newspaper edited in Palmyra for near
iy twenty years. It will this week, for
the first time, be both printed and ed
tied in Palmyra, with Grant Lawton, of
LaGrange as local editor. Mr.. Coe
will continue The register at Whitewa-
ter as heretofore.
Mr.. Coe will feel quite at home to
have business relations ola newspaper
character within the limits ofJeferson
county, the county Of his birth and the
home of his boyhood and early man
hood. We wish The Enterprise every
success on the hands of its new pro-
prieter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04

Mrs. F. J. Oils, nee Miss Viola Finn,
daughter of the late H. Finn, died
at her home in Chicago, Thursday last
Her funeral was held here Sunday and
the remains inferred in Oak Hill ceme-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-04

Monday, September q, Mrs. Sarah
S. Lindon died at the home of her
daughter Mrs. A. c. Beurup, in Chi
cago, aged "a years. Her funeral was
held at South Evanston, H., last
Wednesday afternoon. Deceased was
one Of the early settlers of Water
town, coming here about 1916. Some
years ago she left here to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. G. E..
Ranous, and of late years had been
living with her daughter where she
died. Mrs Lindon was of kind
hearted friendly nature and her de-
cease will be learned with sincere re-
gret by her many old friends and ac-
QuaIntances here.
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FOR RENT.

Two story brick house. in first class
order. Enquire Of j D. CASEY.
1l9 South Water st.
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Mnerlet.

9ie 2otus 2oge go. SO Ser pDz
tbiass Sitter bate 8eamten geumabl.
Sc tuurben gu BEN beri6iebenem Memz
tern gepdblt: @m. 8oIbre6t, s. $.
Cartwright 9. $. 9eWiit, S. IS.
8reitling, %. Marfbaa, @b. &0rps,
8. $. S6mibt, 6. 6. S~tepbenior,
9enrn &6bler, Otto @ngelbert, Sulius
Sengg unb Granf 8ufbid.
= Ser Club Nacional", cine aus
Merifanerr beHebenbe politif6e Orgas
niiotion nit elmer febr groBen Mitglie=
berf6aft, enborlirte in elmer in Der
charlottesville abgebaltenen 8erz
fammlung @eorge paf6al einftimmig
als Mtaporss aanbibatem.
- Bis iebt baben ii9 erf 5,121
Wdbler San ~gntonio's regifriren lais
fen unb am nd6ften Mittmo9 merben
bic 9iften bereits sefdloFen. 9ie Of
flee bes &egitrators in Der Stabtbane
1T ieben Mbeno big nm 8 l1br ofen.
- SIN 2aben bes ubrma9ers q.
8eder wnrben $. 9. Wiliams umb
2ouis Green abgefaBt, als 1ie cine
nbr tablen. Man fanb bel beiben
mebrere ubren unb Soften, iopie
siemli6 bel @elb unb Elm Biinbel
S9liifel in alien @r0Ben. 8eibe
tpurben berbaftet.
- Die Sierering 2ose Ser Ser
i1annsf6bne beranitaltet am IL. Sc
brrar in Der &onDentions : 6ale einer
groBen Mastenba0, tposu umfaRenbe
@orbereitungen setrofen morben finb.
Ser BAL mirb oiel @miiiement bietem.
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Guaen;e @phfmuth.

Hecitatorin unb @9riftfenerin BON
&uf, mirb a1n 9onnerfag Nbenb I'M
Scale Der neuen Surnbale cine 8or=
lefumg balten, Die porausli6tli9 re6t
aablrei6 beiu6t mer6en mirb. Sri.
Woblmutb bat gau5 @uropa bereit unb
in allen gr0Beren Stdbten beirt gebil>
beten publifum 6ur6 lire Gortrdge
9roBen Mnflang gefunben. SIRE
f90ne, fraftbrGe unb mobalationsf1s
bige Stitnnle mir6 ebenlo seriibmt, uie
Die geifpoae NuHafung Ser Si9tuns
gen, mel6e fe gum gortrag bringt.
yta9 ben urs bo~rliegenben &ritifen Ser
Wiener, st. B%etersburger unb anberer
8ldtter a1 urtbeilen, ltebt uns elm @es
hub erften STANCES bebpr.
SaS Geportoir fir ben Nbenb bilbet
rGomersbolm", 8. unb 4. gft. 9as
berdbmtete unb r~saenbetfe Drama ies
gr0Bten bramatii9en Sidters unferer
3eit 9enrif Sbfen.
9eitere 8ebi9te bon &ubolpb 8aums
bad.
@inige beutl6e 9ialeftge6i9te fotpie
Maberfons: Ser S9metterling".
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8etanuimadnug.

Ser 3abnarat 9r. 9unter, be1en
Office ii6 ieit 10 Sabren 4O2 OfsSon.
iton=StraBe befanb, fam iebt III feinel
11euen Office, gegeniiber Dem Menger=
9otel, 203 Nlamo BIa3a, San Mnto.
nio, angetrofen merben. 9r. 6unter
bat ben Or. g. g. Sbombfpn bon
Soronto, Canada, als Partner auge=
nommen unb 8eibe iirb ieber' s3eit in
Der oben be3ei6neter Office por5us
finben.
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Sbiner, ben Is. San. 1898.
Wir baben faltes unb trodenes Wetter.
Sas trodene Wetter mar fir biele ums
gegenb iebr gum 8ortbeil, ba bic Sars
mer etae CUTE 8elegenbeit batten, ibre
8aumwOae gu pfliiden. Ginise fnb
nit benz pfiiden nod ni9t fertig, ba
bic Spdternte better, als bic Sriibernte
ausgefalen 1T. 9ie @rnte 1T bier i'm
leBten Sabre our bo1tommenem 3ufriez
benbeit getDefen, benn es finb menig
Garmer, bic ni9t einen Baden bonn
@der geerntet baben unb uniere @ot>
tongins finb iebt md 10 i'm 8etrieb,
als menn mir int September ndren.
&orn 1T aud in Giile gemadt morben.
Ser preis ift 80 bis 40 Gents in
S6ods unb 40 bis so Gents abaes
f6dltes per 8uibel. = 2eiber bat Ser
Sob aud feline @rnte gebaIten. 2ebte
Mo6e itarb Grau Genten unb elm
Sinh bon s. 8lobm, 0err Nuaut
Martens bat iein SntereHe Don Wlars
tens & 8obms M0belgei6dft an Serrn
Nbolf SabHfe ausserfauft unb beiBt
bic Girma jebt 8lobm & Sabnte. Serr
80. &i6ter ri6tet elm 8iqarb3immer
Elm.
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Gin Msittel aeaeu grsuue.

Wenn Cure &inber 8rdune baben,
ballet ftets cine Slaf6e bon Gbambers
lainS 9uftensM ebi5in i'm 9auie. Wenn
eimgegeben, fobalb Der 8rdunez0ufte
auftritt, fann bic &rantbeit ~abgetpenbet
werben. gu baben in San Mntonio
In ben 4pDtbefen bon s. @alteDer &
Son, 9owling & Gioob, s. 9. Sod,
U. DreiB, s.. S9u6arbt, 81. Cohen &
Co., 5. 8. 9arrifon unb @alteper &
Shuharb.
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polen bon b6Iem @ronldn6erm ni6ts

m0uen Don Dolen @rohlanoefn ttDfs
mifen."
SEM iutgen @laubensbruber, Der
fi6 ob FOLDER Qebre beripun6erte, fagte
Der Qlte: rDie BETTE 06Ie paBt
fir Elm beiBes &lima, bier aber bit 9u
in @r6nldnb unb muBt ipre6en. tpie
ein 8r6nlanber es berftebt."
Sol6e Mif1iondre nit gelun6em
Menf6enbertanb fantt man nod cher
gelten lafen, penn aud bon benz Gel
be, ipelfe fir %ausmdrtige Wtilion ges
fammelt pirb, gar man6es Siimm6en
bier in ben Sai9en frommer Gbriten
bdnaen bleiben mag. @ar3 tpegsez
worfet 1T aber jebenfaIs bas, mel6eS
nta1 on bic 8efebrung Der meni6enz
frefenben Wilben in Der 9iibiee pers
peubet, neil benen eben nod Der 9 e.
grill feblt, Nls ibr @rbtbeil unterz
cling, CUR 3eit, mo- Der &aufaius unb
Der 9imalapa aufftiegen, ba fii6teten
fi6 @inige auf bic 8ergipiBet, bic iebt
als Snieln mod iber bie WaFermiife
emporragen unb ba ndbren iie ii6 auf
ibre Weiie, mie Die @briiten aud, bic
BLOB Giner ben Qnbern UNI bic 81 / t.
tie gum 2eben betriigen lnb nebenbet
an @%rfinbunget1 benfen, pie fie eine
amber %mafenmeiie umbringett f0nnen.
unb ebenio ipeggenorfen 1T bas @elb
our 8efebrune Der Suben; benin bic
fiub au flug, nm ii6 BON @b-iten, bic
an Die Sreieinigfeit glauben, feien es
MIN &atbolifen ober Metbobitet1. ibren
eiten Soft nebnten GIT laKen. Warum
alip nt6t Iieber bic berfommenben Sim
Der in ben @roBtdbter retten?
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gmpls, Valmer > @arteu 1T S

S1pl5' Yalmen ; @artem 1T Der
Sammelplab Der 9eutf6em bon San
Nntonio nit ibren 6amilien. 9ie re-
g~elmdBigen Mben6 Grei : @onserte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo9e lint ftets
5ablrei6 befu6t unb e%rfreuen ii6 einer
allgemeinen Beliebtbeit. Seine Meine
unb @bisfeps unb ~aleaeit feQerfrii9es
8ier, iotpie bic beten @igarren.
Sic Ut etauration liefert ale
9elifatefen Der @aiion. Mufern,
Slide, Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ausgeaei9neter mariner 2un9.
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@abls Mm5eigen.
SS il 81 a

Sn aelse Der Nuffotberuns soblreidsr Bits
ger tinnise 10 b 'aia hermit ois aanO.Sat far
an. Nenn ertpdblt, perbe id mein Beites
tbun. Der Staot eine fOrtidrittlide unb 5fo=
npmiIde @ettpaltun9 gu eeben.
@af1aI.
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Ser nnter5eiGuete fiinbist ii1 biermit ais
Ranbioat fur bas 9tmt bes Gitb : Collectors
an. @r slaubt ourd feline Iansidbrige Ser.
btnSuna nit bieiem Intte als M5iiitenf bes
eitp . Collectors p%pIauf fir bafielbe befdbist
gu iein uno peripridt, b~aiieIbe i'm SntereiIe
Der Staot unb Der Steuersoblsr psrnalten Su
pollen. s. 6. &Itefotb.
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nT 9ie morgan City Fish & Oyz
ster Company bat itets cine Mmswabl
bon frii6en Gif6en, Muftern unb Wils.
Sie erbdlt babon tdgli9 rteue 3ufubz
ren. Sn Der Stabt perben bic Sa1en
fret abgeliefert. 9elepbon SO. 91.-
Nuftrdge aus Dem 2anbe erbetem
prompte Nusfibrung garantirt.
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GppleD's Gegifter, go. % Nlamo
plasa bat einen &uf fir suten alien
Wbtsfep, bic beiten 8emil9ten @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimif6e @igarren
unb tets frii6es 8ier. Ser @iaentbiz
mer, Soe Cooler, berteht feir @efadft.
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@rt1t0 : Gigemtbmtt.
.UlaHenpermalters Derfauf.-

ncber ST. 900, 900 Granb< @tsentbum tn Gan Mntpnip me 1ciprt
petfauft merben Der sanSe geRs wno In sbelen unb G~runbaaden
%anssboten, nie fe Der SGufer wdniAt. erobe. gut etasertAtete grausre
NIT sutem ablab BON gter; nett nnter benz wtrfltAen gertbe.
Au~ssebebntes Druderei, unb ltbpsrapbiiAes Gtabtfsment, weldes
bic bette &anbidaft int Sabwefen Bat.
@utselesene GSAdftsbdulr unb G'runbfads ub gauplase Ia
Der Mttte unb In BEN @~ubentbetlen Der Stabt. Grrbe Nuswabl.
Nebnltde Ofnen Rnb nte pcrber semaat wproen.
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BudlenS Qlrnica &albe,

Die bette SaIbe Der WeIt fir Gdnttte, Aueti@un.
gen, @ef4mhre, Gteber. unb 9aut= Nu8i@Ias, Gie4te,
9eiprunsene Sdnbe, GrDftbeulen unb aae Samfttanfs
Retten; turirt Sdmprrfotben cher tetne Sesabluns.
Boatse 3ufrtebenheit saranttrt pber ea5 GeIb NTH
,uruderftattet. % Gents ole SAahte1. Gum @erteui
tn allen Npotbefen. abeteb DreiB, TbpmSipn & Co.,
WkpIefaIe,
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= Grau Marp 6. S6eeb, 224 liz
StraBe, g. 49,, Waibinston, 8. g.,
beri6tet, baB fe mebrere Sabre an ben
fur9tbarten neuralgii6en S9meraeu
gelitten bate. Sic rieb bic f9merz
aenben Steaen tur breintal nit ct.
SatobssS Del elm unb bic S6meraeu perz
f6manben %poqtdn6ig.
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s ir NIbermanbe Der 6. W a rb.
&ir iinb autpriiirt, Serrn 9enrp 8 MT
berger ais Sanbibat fir baS Pint bes al
Der Der 6. @ arb a%n5utiinoisen.
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Die uGreie @ref,e" lit autpriiirt, a~nsufdns
bisen, bab Cart. YbtI. Sbarbetn ais
8anbibat fir bas @mt res Mapors bon eau
Nntonio a~uftritt.
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Sir itp=@piIeftpr

Nir iinb autoriiirt, 9crrn @bparb SC /.
d. ols &anbibat fur @iebereripdbluns fir
bas 9mt bes' itdbtiiden solicitors an3ufin.
biAen.
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Tie rSreie Nrelie" lit autpriiirt, 9errn
@ m. &iII ais &anbibat fir bas Nnlt beS
Alderman Der 8. @arb an;ufiinbigen.
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Das menialtde 9eten III muir furs unb baber ipnte
e8 infer 8eftreben ietn, e5 10 better nte mDalth AL s=
%italten. 3urtre beinen Shiten pber heine Grfdltuns
bur4 ben @ebraud ppn Or. Bun'8 Sufenz
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DaS etnfaGite Wtttel, UNI Fa ppn aopf= pber 3abn=
i4merSen gu ~befreien, TIT eine TlafHe GaIpatiom : Sel.
Gae Gpptbefer ~perfaufen es fur 25 Gents.
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s iir MIbermanbe ser 5. Warb.

8tr iinb autoriiirt, Se,rn IS NJ. S6fttng
r. ais &anoibat fir 8iebererpdbluns fir
6as @nt beS alderman Der flnften
Narb an5ufunbigen.
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Sober Reiienbe ioGte 5utt's piaen
mitfiibren,
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0eutfd,es gbeater.

SIN @erein nit ben beitem Dilettaaz
ten Der Stabt perben 6err unb Srau
Qrno am Sonntag ben 22. i'm Miis
iions : @arten cine beutf6e 9beaters
porfeQung D~eranitalten. Sur Nuf=
fiibrung gelangt bic bierattige Ypfe
nit 8efang unb Sang: Sic beiber
&ei6enmiiaer". 9as Stif 1T gut
einitubirt morben unb tper ii9 amiiz
iiren mill, finbe ii6 am Sonntag baau
Elm. @intritt so Gents, 8inber rs
Gents.
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Miiitnms Warten Sar,
SiQarb nnb Reitanratiom,
Mbeiner & Saul, @igemtbiimer.
Gpetten 0nf BeiteHuu9
4uucS3etf.

Slbren eie beten impprttrten Weine, NbtsfepS,
Siqu6re uub Siearren. StetS frtide8 Bier an 3apf.
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Der srpBe Saal itsbt Qereinen uac Nrtcatseiea
ihafien fur 2eittt6tetten auer Hrt cfen. 5,1,t-
The evening world., 1893-11-21
pIEp.

ptANCKE.- AT Linden, n. j., on Sunday, Nov.
10 C.RoLiSE. wife oil Ferdinand Blancke. In
her SD year.
Funeral from her late residence on wednes-
tav. the 22d inst, at 2 O'Clock. Carriage
viii meet arrival Of IL. 40 train from New
YORK., Pennsylvania Railroad.
coRbY.-At Hartford. Conn, Nov. 10. MARY
A. CoRBY.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
funeral on Tuesday, Nov. 81. Carriages meet
10 10 A. NJ. train from Hartford Mt Grand Cen.
iral Depot. Intcrment EvergreenS
nrCIOFF. MARY DEGRoFF. wife of Matthew
Ie.roff, suddenly, sunday, Nov. 10, aged ~.
Funeral from residence, 18th ST.. Bay
Ridge. tuesday, r. NJ. Evergreen Cemetery.
EDWARDS Departed this lie Nov. 20, at
Yonkers. THOMAS, beloved father of william
Edwards.
The funeral VIII take place from the resi-
deuce Of his sou william, 225 Vineyard ave. +,
Nonker>. Wednesday 22d, lP NJ. Intcrment
sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
EurnI.hed-Wsat Side.


18TH ST, laO W., near BIpadWay-Flat, 4
rooms; new furniture; ~ per week. owner.
18TH ST. l6S W. Fiat, > toms & bath, fully
furnished; steam heat janitur.
18TH ST, 40 ". Cosy Broom furnished fat.
complete for housekeeping, 81 weekly. Fisher.
BOTH 81. 28i W. Nicely furnished flats. 1 4
Irooms l. bath steam heated janitor.
BOTH ST.. $50 W. Front Nat. . rooms 4 bath,
steam heat, completely furnished, Sl2 weekly.
Apply janitor.
4UlH ST. ,287 W. Nicely furnished HAT. % rooms
bath steam heated jnnitnr.
18Th ST., W. Beautifully furnished room
Hat, &l5 weekly possession.
FLAGG, 2i2 W. ODD st.
lOSTH 81. lO7 W. Just finishing, complete,
10 moro elegant steam heated fats. ! rooms h
bath; all light: immediate possession, SD
monthly. Bartlett.
Furntshed-MisceIisneous
A BEAUTY. = rooms, all light; all improve
mentS; central location; Sl5 W. :. SMITH
1865 Broadway.
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side

West Side.
PATH ST 81 W, near Madison square Family
rooms. all Improvements: first class table.
PATH ST. pa ". Large rooms: heats running
water. superior hoard; Sl2 for , halls, So 80
Path ST, 81 Comfortable rooms, good
board gas, bath early breakfast terms mod
PATH ST. ?4l ". Board 8, single room large
rooms $40 sll, sl2; heated.
18th ST. 3O8 W, Room With excellent board;
- for two; also share of sunny room.
18TH ST 332 W. Handsomely furnished large
sunny rooms; sl2 for ,: large hall rooms. -.
2, IS: French cuisine.
18th ST. 81 ", THE ARGyLE, -,
Handsome sritS. double 4 single rooms: pr.
vate baths; electric bells: hotel recommendation
at boarding house prices.
18Th ST, 40 " Pleasant heated rooms; con.
S. IGSdlen'e'' good board $3.50 81 table board
18Th ST, 22a " Rooms; professionals and
children taken, day board. $3.50 week tran.
sients, 81 day.
18TH ST. 90 W. central location desirable,
we'll furnished rooms, une y~pectedly vacated
hoard optional terms reasonable.
& small rooms, with all convepiences; also
table board.
18TH ST, 223 W, Large small rooms, neatly
furnished, with or without b. ari.
AID ST, DO W.-Newly decorated house: oS
cellent board; table boariers accommodated
terms modernte: references exchanged.
18th ST, l35 w.-Nictly furnished rooms;
good accommodations excellent board.
| ST.. leb s-Nulh 'bNN bDU WIFI
superior board table hoarders accommodated.
45TH ST. 2s7 W, Desirable room, superior
table; terms moderate: table board.
47TH ST, :. W. Newly furnished house double
h single rooms, with board new proprietor.
47TH IT. los w. l block from Windsor Hotel.
Handsomely furnished rooms. large & small
running water, closets; handsome, sunny back
parlor.
4TTH ST, @ W, Elegantly furnished rooms
&exceilent table board references exchanged
18TH ST, 400 W. Nicely furnished & comfort
able rooms. corner Hat; good table; homelike.
Dietterlen.
18Th I. 2+8 ". I'd floor. q connecting rooms;
other small rooms, with board Doctors Office
references.
4sTH ST.. 3l3 W. Good board, single 4 double
! rooms: ladies, - gents. 50: house heated.
4sTH ST. 3ol W. FiHt-class room, board,
-. 80 weekly; table board, 81; bath.
4STH ST, 22l Handsome back parlor for
gentleman h wife; also single room; table
board moderate.
57TH ST, 4e5 ". Handsomely furnished
rooms, with frst-claSS board, reasonable: also
table board,
9TH ST, 345 W. I'd floor AMI other sunny
rooms: superior table; moderate terms: refer.
ences exchanged.
5sTH ST, 33T X S3a Handsomely furnished
room; excellent table: French cuisine; table
board.
6lST ST. ~ ", Rooms suitable for 2; board
optional good location; private family.
a5TH ST, ldl W. ID door room with board
suitable for Gentlemcn: moderate: reference,
a6TH ST. e. W. Large, handsomely 6meHly
furnished rooms; superior table; reference.
18TH ST. 3l4 W-Well- furnished room for
gentleman: good table board half block from
] station. LEWIS.
i?3p ST, 222 W Large. pleasant, furnished
THE PORTLAND. II, II W. l25th st. Hand
somely, newly furnished rooms; heated; board
strictly tirst class.
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busumoh. lipuSE. and restaurant. good paying
lhcatrr Ia III ncighborhOOd of bali room and
T. Jf"lls' Apply 22S Washington place, passaic'