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The evening world., 1893-12-28
MARKET OPENED BETTER.
General Electric Rallied and Car
ried Up the List.
After Midday Speculation Grew Dull
and Prices Dropped.

There was a decidedly better feeling
in stock circles this morning. In the
early trading General Electric dropped
from 80 1-2 to 81 "a. but as the unfavor-
able rumors current yesterday were not
confirmed the stock later rose to 81 IA,
and the whole list moved UP in SYM
pathy.
Even Louisville & Nashville. which first
fell OF 1 Ia to AZ 5-S. got back to 43 1-2:
Some Of the traders contented them
selves with covering shorts, while others
who W. been bearishly inclined
switched around and bought for a turn.
As there does not seem to be any i'm
mediate danger OF more receiverships the
bulls have taken heart, and they are
predicting quite a rise before the end
h market is wholly professional. how
ever, and the very traders who put up
the market this morning are liable to
turn cS bears s at n moment 3s lei 20. G, po,,
IL to 81 Il. and Western Union, 1-2 to
81. Later. Sugar rose ! IA to 80 rs; Dis
tillers. I "a to 20 IA; Chicago Gas. rs to
e ad 1rfi R%ssl'n IS to : % H Guy: 81. fsu to % ss IS 81
So IA; Lake Shore, / IA to 124 IA: Louis
vile 4 Nashville, Is TO IS Ia. and West
2 to 6s. Pullman 2 to l6l.. St. Paul q
Duluth preferred 2 to 90. and Rubber 2 la
to a l-2; Oregon Navigation fell 4 to 26.
The loaning rate for General Electric
got up TO lie. but later the stock was
In better supply. The general market
drifted into a dull condition after u
o'clock and prices were shaded all
around.
The reaction was due chiefly to a fur
Their drop in Louisville & Nashville,
which continues to be sold for local and
foreign account On the belief that the
dividend will be passed. The stock sold
within a fraction of Al.
Money loaned at l per cent. on call.
Foreign exchange was stronger on ac-
count of a light supply of bills. Bankers
60 days sold at asa, and demand at 4.86.
Posted ra tes are up to 4.S4 IL and 4.6.
The Sub-Treasury had a debit balance
which was liquidated in gold.
Mr.. William II. Heaton, of Day &
Heaton, has been elected a Governor of
the Stock Exchange in place Of II. ].
Morse, resigned.
A director Of the Mackey system says:
::There Is no truth In the statement
that there has been a transfer Of con
troll of the Louisville. Evansville & St.
Louis Railway. Control still rests with
he Mackey interests n those allied
with them.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

18TH 81. ii W.-Hnndsomeiy furrished rooms,
with or without board; families or gentlement
location good. C4FG :
Wppk. "a
The evening world., 1893-12-28
brooklyn NEWS.
BAREFACED ELECTION FRAUDS.
Names Of Sailors Snug Harbor
Inmates Boldly Used.
Some Dead and One, 1O5 Years Old,
in the Hospital.

The taking of evidence in the alleged
.,ection frauds in Richmond County
ma. continued before Justice Cullen In
On. supreme Court, Brooklyn. this morn
ing.
The evidence was taken In pehalr OF
Michael Conklin. the defeated u
can candidate for the Assembly.
h principal witness was Albert b.
Hodges. chief clerk of the Sailors Snug
Harbor, which is in the Ninth Election
District of Castleton.
He swore that a number OF inmates
wbo were credited with voting were not
on he Island on Election Day.
Two william J%enkins's were registered
IA voting. One died In 1850. the other In
1884. other men who had been dead for
wears were on the registry, books as
having voted. Still others, who a not
been Inmates for years, were created
"l August s. White, inspector. Of election
In the Eighteenth District OF. Castleton,
swore that Sheriff e.. w. Muller, son OF
BOSS Muller. eleGtioneersd az ms PHi,ea
some disabled persons took the oatn pc
fore men went Into the booths to as
sist them, the oath was dispensed with
in Dr. maf Hen erses s. JOY testified that Alex.
ander Freeman. colored, who appears
a. ha wing voted in the Ninth Election
district. had been an inmate of Sailors
Snug Harbor Hospital for eleven years
~ hearing in the contest between
a. F. Kneeiand and William Hughes for
assembly in the Seventh istrict of Kings
County, will go on late this = a the nontest
IN the sixth Senatorial i~strict, Henry
WWoifert against John Mccarthy. will
probably not be begun until to-mor-
row.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

22D ST., 10 F., near Broadway- Hsndsoms
large, small roonn>; superior board moderste
| nricaa. hnal rnlnrDncaa -
The evening world., 1893-12-28
BAIL FOR HIM, NOT FOR HER.
Rev. ]. Edward Bell Gets a 1000
Surety, but Not His Wife.
Tho Amount Increased Because Of
Suspicious Developments.

LONG ISLAND CITY, Dec. 2s.-Rev. J.
Edward Bell. the preacher editor, and
his alleged wife. Marguerite. who are UNI
der arrest for a misdemeanor in having
cruelty neglected their children. two OF
whom. It Is claimed. died as q result,
were rearraigned in police court at noon
to-day. and held for examination Jan. 10.
District-Attorney Eliot Noble was the
Justice presiding. He stated that In
view Of certain information that had
come to him this morning he had con-
cluded to raise the amount Of ball fixed
BY Justice Kavanagh yesterday, from
700 to $1,000 In each case.
The information mentioned by the Jus
tice was undoubtedly impaired by
Coroner Brandon, with whom he had a
long conference concerning the inquest
dren an the chemical analysis now
being made Of. the dead child's stomach
by Prof. Smith, of the Post Educate
College. in East Twenty-second street.
ysis would be completed tonight or to-
all probability be held Saturday. 60,
last night lie declared that the anal
him that he had determined to finish
up the task with the utmost care"
whether Prof. Smith had discovered any
poison In the stomach.
He acknowledged, however. that he had
requested Justice Noble to raise the
amount aIn,o q, pan, OF certain sn us.
knowledge through official channels.
Bell vas released last night at II
o'clock, Alexander Buchanan. Of Astoria,
going on his bond. The same bondsman
vas accepted to-day.
Mrs. Bell being unable to secure bail
went to jail.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
JERSEY.
FATAL FIRE NEAR LAKEWOOD.
Casino Road House Burned to the
Ground This Morning.
Manager Alexander's Child Thrown
from q Window and Killed.

LAKEWOOD, N. j., Dec. 2s.-The Ca
sine. a road-house at South Lakewood
Park, three miles south of this place,
was totally destroyed by fire at IN early
hour this morning.
The building was valued at $500 o with
its furnishings and was owned by a
syndicate in New York. 1t was erected
for the purpose Of improving the prop
erty.
1t is said there was no insurance upon
1t. The burned building had only been
built about a year, and last week opened
for Its second season.
The six-months-old daughter of Mr..
Henry Alexander. manager of the con-
Germ, was killed by being thrown from
the second-story window into the street,
and one of the employees was internally
injured by jumping. All the rest es-
capped in their night clothes, saving
nothing.
The fire is supposed to have originated
through sparks flying from a fire that
had been left in an open fireplace when
the house was closed for the night.
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ROLLED DOWN THE STAIRS.
But Even That Did Not Check Their
Desire for Fight.

Justice Goetting, in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg, to-day held fas-
Esponato, thirty-two years oiu'
and Antonio MORO. thirty years DID, TO
await examination for fighting.
The two men met last. evening on
the second floor of 243 North. Second
sire 1t, and began to quarrel about
Marienne Diforca. of 247 North Second
they started in to fight. clinched and
rolled down a flight Of steps to the side
walk. They were badly bruised by their
tumble, but kept on fighting UNIV fonce-
nue. station-house, arrived and took
them both in custody.
When searched at the station a re-
yolyer was found on Esponato. while
Moro carried a razor. Both men were
very repentant this morning.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
MRS. KUAFF GETS A DIVORCE.
Her Husband Is a Son OF a Wealthy
Umbrella Manufacturer.

Judge Van Wyck, in City Court, Brook
Ign, heard testimony to-day in a suit
brought by Jennie W. Knapp against her
husband. Robert p. Knapp. for an alb
solute divorce. The defendant is a son
D1 mlIas meapp' rb the e %salshy we umbrella mal.
ried Oct. "a. 1883. They lived at 10 Rem
sen street.. until May, 1893. when Mrs.
Knapp claims she discovered her hus-
band in a room with a young woman
in the Grand Union Hotel. She called
several officers n the party went to the
room where the couple were. There was
a scene. Witnesses testified that Knapp,
on being discovered, said {:
Well. you've got all the evidence you
want"
Judge Van Wyck promised to grant q
decree.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

25TH ST. ,2O4 W. Handsomely furnished room;
~ So gas, bath. heat; American family.
ST. 3O1 w, corner 18th ave. Furnished
pariOr & bedroom. RinE I'd bell
The evening world., 1893-12-28
BOOTH ACCEPTS THE OFFICE.
Named for Tax Collector by Mayor
- Elect Schieren.

Mayor-Elect Charles A. @schieren re-
fused to see all callers to-day. owing to
the illness of Mrs. Schieren.,
Mr. Schieren announced. through his
Republican advisers, that William o.
booth had sent word he would accept
the office of Tax Collector. Mr.. Booth
is a strong Republican. The position Is
worth 5000 a year.
Now that the election Of delegates to
the Republican General Committee Is
over, it Is said that I; Is. Wins VIII oe
Mr.. willis has fought hard against
the machine and has succeeded In turn,
ing down william H.. Williams ana
others. who were ambitious to be elect
ed Chairman of the General Committee
The evening world., 1893-12-28
BOTH DESERTED OLD LOVES.
Crawford Society Stirred by q Mar
riage as Secret AS Unexpected.

CRAWFORD. N. j., Dec. 2s.-The mar
riage Of Miss Edwina Halsey Hedenburg
to Alfred Miller, which occurred here
last evening. has caused no end of gos-
sip. Both are well known and nothing
was heard Of the marriage until 1t had
actually taken place. For fourteen years
man, and the bridegroom was also sup
posed to have been engaged to another
woman.
No explanation OF the marriage ia
given. The brides father did not be-
lieve 1t until he a read the marriage
certificate.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
THE MOST

lDh NOCt % VIM
Skin and Scalp Diseases, the worst
forms Of Scrofula, all blood taints
and poisons Of every name and ma
ture, are utterly rooted out by Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
For every disease caused by 4 torpid
liver or impure blood, 1t is the only
remedy 40 certain and effective that
It can be guaranteed. II 1t fails to
benefit or cure, you have your money
back.
Eczema, letter, Salt-rheum. cry
sipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Glands, Tumors, and Swellings, and
every kindred ailment are COM
pletely and permanently cured by it.
II invigorates the liver and kid
neys, purifes and enriches the
blood, Improves digestion, and TO
stores health and vigor.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
GAS COMPANIES SUED.
The Payment of $4,000 for Con-
struction in Dispute.

Justice Clement in City Court. Brook
lyn, to-day heard testimony in a suit
brought by the Continental Iron Works
against the International Gas Company
and the Citizens Gas Company, of Brook
Ign. to recover judgments for about
$50, 900.
The suit grows out OF a dispute about
what company should say for a plant
erected on the property of the Union
Gas Company, the agreement for the
construction Of which was entered into
Sept. 81. 1890. Since then the Union and
Citizens companies have been CONSOLE
dated,
The evening world., 1893-12-28
DELICATE WOMEN
Or Debilitaled Women. should use
BRADFIELO'S FEMALE REGULATOR.

Every ingredien, possesses superb Tonic proper
ties and exerts q wonderful influence In toning up
and strengthening her system, by driving through
the proper channels all impurities. Health and
strength guaranteed 10 result from lts use.
my wife. who was bedridden for eighteen
months, after using Bradfeld's Female Regulator
for two months. Is getting well.
~. NJ. JOHNSON, Malvern, Ark"
BRApTIELp REGULATOR Co.. Atlanta, Ga
sold by druggists at u. 20 per bottle.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
BOY LOVER SEEKS DEATH.
His Sweetheart Dies and He At
tempts Suicide by Poison.

lby AbsocIhteu FTeBbT
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. %. - The
death of his thirteen-year-old sweet
heart, LizZzle Hickman, on Christmas
morning, so preyed o. the mind Of Fran
els b. Ansel. sixteen years old, to cause
by drinking laudanum in this city last
night. He probably will recover.
In his pocket was a note which said:
"In case OF death notify Mrs. Ami
ling"
The evening world., 1893-12-28
SOUGHT A CELLAR TO DIE.
Then August Eckel, o German, Put
q Bullet Through His Head.

August Eckel. q young German, was
found dead in the cellar of his home. $50
this morning, with a bullet hole In his
right temple. The body was found by a
ervant girl In the house.
No cause can be assigned for the deed
by the young mans family.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
ATE CARBOLIC SALVE.
Harry Verralls Fails in His Attempted
Suicide.

Harry Verralls. aged thirty-three, of
PASS Third avenue, attempted suicide at
salve
He is married and has two children.
For six weeks he has been out of en-
got out of bed In the middle of the night
and his wife found him eating the salve.
He was taken to the Harlem Hospital,
but his condition is not serious.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
Accused Man Kills Himself.


PITTsBURG. Dec. 2s.-Carrol T. Gottman.
aged twenty -hve years was found dead in bed at the
Red Lion Hotel last evening. lie had committed
suicide by taking carbolic acid. From 4 letter
he left for his brother in Steubenyilie. o.. II Is
believed that he took his life because he had
been accused OF theft by his employer. q jeweller
Of Braddock. The amount missing was only Sc.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
Robbed OF Watches and Clothing.

Paul Zoe. who occupies . furnished room at %
Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, reported to the police
o. ths lower Fulton street station this morning
some clothing and $40 in money. 4 young man
"no I've In the next room disappesred yesterday
afternoon, and he Is suspected OF the theft, NJ.
tee.ve Noonan 10 Investigating the case,
The evening world., 1893-12-28
ESTHER Mayors FAILS.
Manufactured Furs Under the Name
of Mayors d Co.

Esther Mayors. doing business as a
fur manufacturer under the name Of
Mayors & Co., at ISL Mercer street,
made an assignment to-day to Irving
M. Dittenhoefer. Of Is East Seventy
nth street.
The preferences are Morris Rosenfeld,
$500, and Joseph Rees, 5000.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
GENERAL ELECTRIC RUMOR,
Report That a Receiver Would BE
Applied for Denied.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
BOSTON. Mass, Dec. pa rumor was
current in this city last evening that an
application would be made here for a
receiver for the General Electric Com
pany. T. Jefferson Coolidge has denied
the report. saying:
"While / am not a director. yet ]
know that there is not a particle Of truth
in the rumor.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
CONFESSED JUDGMENT.
M. Slack & Bro. Have Preferred
Creditors for &5,185.

M. Slack & Bro. %clothiers, at Bow
cry and Fifth street, to-day confessed
Judgment for 1915.
The preferred creditors are Emma
Baer, for SLOT: Ignatz Klein. for H.0l7,
and Adolph Sternberger. for $3,l0l.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
Black Eye az Counter Evidence

Justice Goettins. In the Leo Avenue Court, will
iamsburg, to-day. held Mrs. Sophie Gerber to
await examination on a charge Of disorderly con-
duct. Az already told In The Evening World
Mrs. Gerber is accused OF having entered her
husbands restaurant. thrown the dishes at him
and assaulting him. She makes a counter claim
OF assault against her husband, and produced a
black eye In evidence this morning.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
Receivers Allowed More Time.

The receivers OF tie Thurber- whyIand Company
have secured an extension OF time In which to
file their stater1en, 10 Jan. IL, two days after
the time allowed for the deposit OF old stock
with the Manhattan Trust Company,
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Boarders Wanted.

Crr Time, zoe per line Second Tins lie. pr
hns' Third and Subsequent Times. I5c per line
No erird charge on sundays.
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR T-Advertisements
for The WGSld may be left at any American
District Messenger Otice In the city, where the
charges will be the Same as those at the main
Office.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

Cast OtdC.
LEXINGTON AVE, $40, near 39th 81, Hand
somcly furnished large room; also boarders
wanted German American BOARD.
PARK AVE. 1892 NiCely furnished room, with
or without board in Hat private family. Levey,
ATM AVE. l02. accommodates working ladies,
gents, with good board; home comforts good
ireS, ~ 90 % 81.
4TH AVE, 10. upp. Cooper Union FURNISHED
rooms; good substantial board; English cook
ing -. soup
5rI AVE, 2l-With board, large. sunny room
on 2l floor, with trst-claSs accommodation.
9TH ST. aB r., Large, small rooms, well FUR
nished; good board comfortable home; gentle
men. -; ladies, -,
10TH ST, 10 T.. Neatly furnished hall room
for gentleman, with board heated mouse.
orr sr,, llG. lis. 100 Nicely furnished
iarg" 4 -mRll rooms: excellent board reason
able, heated house,
llTH ST, ~ X. Very desirable large front
room, smaller room warm house; table excel
lent, references
18TH ST. $40 Y. Two Young men can have
board. private family; hosae comforts: reason
able. Mrs. Hunted.
18TH ST, 222 f, Elegant large rooms, Sl2 to
Sl6, including superior board for two.
10TH ST. go \, Nicely furnished rooms, sim
gle q double. with board.
The evening world., 1893-12-28
Johnson IS NOTED.
Brooklyn Police Hold q Colored
Criminal with q History.

Richard Johnson. q negro. with a
criminal history, was held in the Butler
Street Police Court. Brooklyn, this
cent doings.
johnson Is twenty-three years old. He
was arrested by Policeman Hotter, of
the Tenth Prec1nct at 4 o'clock last
= fence at 3S4 Schermerhorn street.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

DUFFIELD ST. 1Tl-$3; large, elegant, warm
rooms, furnished; also warm hall room, front,
81 80.
FULTON ST, l21-Neatly furnished, well heated
room for = gentlemen. 81; near bridge.
HIMROD ST. SD rooms & bath In private
house: hall, stairs carpeted; only 2 families.
QUINCY 81, 5l2, near sumner ave. Nice
apartments, 3 rooms, alcove, p%ortieres, only ~
weekly; also = rooms, alcove, ~. 81 weekly good
neighborhood ianitor service.
TWO large, light connecting rooms, newly decor
ated h furnished complete for Hight house.
keeping; large closet 4 pantry bath, hot Il cold
water, laundry, &c. 50 weekly for the suit.
Lewis, 300 list ST., corner 9th ave. Brooklyn.
Jersey City.
HAILADAY ST, GlS-4 rooms, furnished for
housekeeping. 81. 30 weekly; 10 minutes to
New York. = cents. take Pacific ave. trolley from
COrtiHndt IT. ferry
The evening world., 1893-12-28

EAST Side.
BOWERY, 3S4 Furnished rooms, suitable for
light housrk eeping.
GRAND ST. 402 Pleasant, large front room
also hall room; all conveniences private house.
IRVING PLACE, 23-Comlorabiy furnished
front hall room, e.. 80.
LEXINGTON AVE, 81, corner 25th st. lRTe
furnished rooms. double beds, - and ~. 20;
single, 81. rs.
LEXINGTON AVE, lpl Large front hall
room, bath, gas; low rent.
LEXINGTON AVE, lG3-Nicely furnished
rooms, well attended and. TO the right people,
reasonable,
LEXINGTON AVE, n4-ncSimble square
nom In comfortable house rcs ,ona6le,
LEXINGTON AVE. 100, near 5Sth st. Pleasau,
large small rooms, heated; moderate price;
also back parior.
I'D AVE 4Oa-To let, 2 furnished rooms. light
Housekeeping.
81 AVE, 322. near luth St -Com!ortable tur.
nished front room, ~. 80. s3; Housekeeping Il
desired, private house.
80 AVE, 2GI House private large, sunny
I broom, with smal."G room en- suite or singiy.
80 AVE, 434 Furnished front & back par.or;
small rooms for gentlemen or nan 4 wife.
i1iI AVE, lIl-NiCe front roIm for ?, with
fire, -. 80 hall room, heated, ~.
attn AVE, 377- Elegantly furnished sunny
rooms. gas, baths, heat, ~. 6up. Lalourcadr,
9TH ST, 237, near ID ave. Furnished rooms;
gentlemen only; sl,25, Sl.So ~: private
house,
8TH srs, 90 l.. To let, furnished rooms. with
hot ana cold water.
OH ST., 40 L., near Broadway-Iarge room. 1
hight, front other looms; permanent or tran
sient.
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4TH ST., 1913 w. Hoard for gentlemen, 81 u
So; ladies', 81; furnished rooms.
9TH AVE, 0l-Pleatant, sunny, large roomsj
also hall rooms; with board. =
The evening world., 1893-12-28
CROOK OBTAINS A WATCH.
He Victimizes the Attendant in a
Jewelry Store.

A young man. giving his name as "Dr.
Sheridan" entered Thomas Bakers
tewelry store, 27s6 Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn. during Mr.. Bakers absence
and, pointing at a watch, said he had
!elt II to be repaired, but had concluded
10 take 1t away again.
lie secured the watch and left. Baker
says he Is a thief.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

2lSr ST. 262 W.-Nice rooms, newly furnished,
with board; also table hoard: single beds.
2lST ST. 2l2 W. Large rooms, handsomely fur
nished sunny exposure; excellent table: terms
mnlernia. table hoard.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

pictorial Review Of the Year mi m
Tour pages Of cartoons In next az
Sundays World. pAoe.,
The evening world., 1893-12-28

Coal Peddler's Sudden Death.
Alfred Gallagher, a coal dealer, Of al Raid
sNehus, brooklyn. died suddenly this morn,ps In
front OF hs stable. at lis Marion street. "
The evening world., 1893-12-28
CHILDREN THE CAUSE.

Heads OF the 1NaphaeI ana ochhe1der.
win Families Led Into a Row.
Peter Raphael. Of 9s Graham avenue.
was held In the Lee Avenue Court. WILL
Ia msburg, to-day. on a charge OF assault
preferred by Mrs. Betsy Schn eiderwin. Of
l3l Cool street.
large number of children. and when they
became involved In a controversy
Wednesday it nearly assumed the pro-
portions Of a street riot. The two heads
Of the houses interfered. n then 1t was
that the alleged assault occurred.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

A full account Of Wall street Affairs will Be-
found In the 8 O'Clock Edition Of ''Ths Eveniss
World"
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Boarders Wanted.


2lsT ST., ~ u. Large 4 small rooms: southefn
exposure: excellent liable; very moderate rnfess
The evening world., 1893-12-28

BY . purchase OF 90. N
worth OF our eNccI'pnt
goods either half u dozer
cut glasses or n sill YER wired
Tray, inlaid with china,
Will be given.
The evening world., 1893-12-28

26TH ST. 81 ". Double & single rooms, heated,
with strictly iirst-clnss liable.
2STH ST. 3O6 W.-Sunny; other rooms; heatedS
excellent table; 80 for 2. upward.
BOTH ST., 1874 w. Large front parlor, WELL
heated, board for two gentlemen, el3; refer
The evening world., 1893-12-28

Hath ST., 237 w.-Front 4 hack roOms; I'd
door; excellent board bath on same floor.
l41H 81. 40 W. desirable double L singi0
reasonable. -
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10TH ST., 40 r., near Broad way Furnished
rooms, singly or eli suite, house heated. bath;
oil conveniences.
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7TH AVE, ~. 18th At. -Double, single roomst
good board ~. 30 upward; eSpertcook.
9TH ST., ~ W.-Pleasant newly furnished large
4 small rooms, with board.
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lTTH ST.. 81 w. I'd story sunny front room;
hail room: fire; superior table.
18TH ST. $50 vs. to s. weekly for first class
10TH ST., $40 W. Single or double front room,
heated; early breakfast optional; reasonableS
table board. =
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l4TII ST, 40 w. Large 4 small rooms; we'd
furnished moderate teriis; excellent table.