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PERSONAL.

Mr. Morton, who has 1ecn selected rs seretcn =
Agriculture under The Administration, became "a,
Gagged to the lady who H. now his wife when she wa
fourteen years OF age and he siXteei bit tley rs,s
not married till five years later.
John T.. Russell's decnaton OF a Cabinet mi.
tlon. BEFORE he sailed for Europe, 80 poa,vs
that 1.-THE Boston Goben does not believe that h.
can be persuaded to charge his mind. III health
and a physicians order were gwen US his nason
Tor not accepting the honor
Prince Bismarck has decided to pay his usual vist
IN Kis,Ingcn next summer, and has engaged N.
ouarters which he has occupied many years Should
the Prince fail 10 keep up his custom Of going an
nually to the watcing-p!acc, II would he q great
loss To the dealers and hotel pr0prie0rs Of the town
n, thousands Of persons are attracted thithr By hs
rxhnnceliors presence. lie VIII spend several dav
in Leipzig on his way to Kissnscn this year. ~
The scheme Of the Chicago children to pay with
penny subscriptions for the erection OF statuA
to Hans Christian Andersen moves The Htbtun
cleTeleernph' % urge the same idea upon tAs
Juvenile admirers OF the great stOry-tellcr In liz
nmOky City.
Edward Everett Hale will deliver the dedicatury
address when the new building Of the St. Louis
Public Library Is formally opened.
Ih,. usurcrs OF Rome took advantage Of the NIL
nority OF the son OF eXFremler Crispi 10 lend him
large sums Of money at high rates Of interest With.
out the knowledge OF his father. When the note,
became due the uns crupuous money lenders tried to
blackmail the boy because he Was unable to meet
his obligations. News OF the transactions came a
the Count, who reported the names OF the lsures1
10 the authorities. and they are nov under arrest
The eX-Frcmier intends TO have the men punished
10 the full extent Of thI law.
Although Verdi has declined to be marquis b
already enjoys IA good many other honors. lie =
a Commander Of the L. zion CT Honor, q member
Of the Academic des BcauX Arts, has the Grand
Cross Of the Russian Order OF II. Stanislaus; IA 4
Grand Officer Of the Order Of the Crown Of Italy
Possesses the Order Of Oslnani and the Austral
order OF Franz Joseph.
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in the year, 10 enable the poolrooms to do pus'-
ness in connection with the tracks am u ~
duce the number and degree OF oiicnceS u'uci
the gambling clauses of the penal statutes III
word these bills legalize all that Is mos.
degrading and shameful in the long iist OF
racetrack abuses They arc absolutely inuc'
feasible They have none OF the conditions
which serve to Justify the Ives Pool bill IN inc
minds Of many respectable and intelligent men.
They do not reduce gambling or regulate IT,
They do not protect the impecunlous ana spccu-
latiye. They make it lawful to riot Ill inc
worst forms of gambling, and they make the
turf a means whereby the yilest gangs OF pro-
fcssional racctracll crooks may lmpudcnty
carry ON their schemes to plumber the foolish
public.
These bills have passed both houses at Ircn-
ton. but not without full exposure OF 'he'r
character and motive. The Democratic man
aqer, have kept their bargain like honorable
knaycs. Having received the pI1cc OF inc
States betrayal, they have CALAMITY redeemed
their contract But they still have Governor
Wcts to handle. There is little doubt
that the racing gang received what IN Scod
faith they regarded as his approval OF the
deal before they paid over their money. But
the public will be slow to believe that he was
actually consulted, and before the idea OF his
completely in tho shameful compact can be
tolerated he must act on the bills offered lor
his signature. If he allows them to become
law, he will sign himself party TO one of the
yilest bargains that over disgraccd our politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

the DEFECTIIE DRESS SUIT

It seems that Kansas City newspaper, some
what vaguely described as "our Smart Alec con-
temporary" has made some sort of more or
less foolish remark concerning tho alleged ina
bility OF many men in that town 10 dispose, sat
isfact0ry to themselves. Of their hands whilc
wearing full-drcss suit This we gather from
The Kansas City Palladium" which lays aside
its own coat. as it were. and commits assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

Mr. Cleveland has given the country another
surprise The completed Cabinet list was sent
cut from the "little White House" at Lake
wood last evening. As was expected Con-
gresham Herbert of Alabama, gets the Navy
portfolio; but the Attorney -Gencralship goes
to Mr.. Richard Olncy, of Boston. Mr.. Oney'S
name had been scarcely mentioned in connec-
ton with a Cabinet place and his appointment
will cause more wonder than that of Mr.. lloke
Smith for the latter was allowed TO loom grad
ualy into the sunlight of publicity. The seize
ton of Mr. Herbert for Secretary of the Navy
is a conspicuously excellent one. Mr.. lIolbcrt's
course as chairman of the Committee OH Naval
Affairs is a guarantee that his policy as the
head Of the Department will be liberal and
cni Chtencd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
THE COST OF ~DoING' THE FAIR.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean. , tMs
Whatever else NAV have been said of Chicago,
city has never been accused OF lack Oh V ~, ths
sagacity There is not the slightest grouma fhcseo
report In regard to ex0rbitaht charges "
hotels during the Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
DON'T BE IN A HURRY. MIR. MARTIN
From The Hartford Courant.

The Populist House OF Kansas Is wiped oat u ilcd,
decision OF Judge azcn OF the District Ccicaly in.
Ing that 1t had legal standing. ne pra, ~ ELECTION
vadntcs all that II has done, Including ''S
OF John Martin United States senator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
THEY WILL BE HEARD FROM.

From The Baltimore American. 49,,
The Democrats will have the senate, po os. NJ,
will be enough. Republicans there 70 maze u AL
ceedings interesting and valuable TO all co"0'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

ono site for it. il It 10 to b. In tha c,.- . 2
Park. is not that where the City Hall stsr1. ~
the site Of the Court House, the uorr.'st. eue
Tweed's rascalty. and the land adtor,r.
building in which the Tweed Ring sank a.. a.. ~
900 can be spared. 1t has nothing 70 co,,N s"r
1t to popular approval, while the City Hall =
delight to the eye and mind OF every IN. :,
sees it. Some taxpayer ought to bring Tho w., "ae
ton into court at once.
1t is "The Springfield Republican, wb;.. :
Joys the distinction Of being the most ,,a...,'
apprcciativc of all the admirers Of HoLa S"..s
It explains that IIoke stands Tor the Sou,h 10y
Smith for the North, and Hoke Smith u. -. -.
reunited country" If Smith las got the A..
mcnts to prove this no one else need exn.o. =
get the Presidential nomination Of the ns,..
cratic National Convention Of 90. Il will, ~ !.
Hoke by acclamation.
A bill providing for reformatory for juyeu,L.
is now pending in the Legislature of North c..
Ina. The fact that the pcnitentiary Of a.
State contains 800 convicts under twenty vAs,.
OF age and fifty-eight under fifteen wear, !.
age ought TO be sufficient to secure the m,m,.
passage of the measure by unanimous VA.
One cannot think without horror Of these you,.
offenders being shut up with tough old prus
birds.
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TT HAS COMPANIONS IN MISERY.

From The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin a,.d
II the Reading Railroad Company Is r eany Of
up 1t will bs In good company-with tnoa a.si
poor people it has squeezed with It's coai-d oo"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

The Democrats in the Assembly had an ac-
cess of reason and good sense yesterday, and
in view of the sturdy fight made by the Re-
publcans on Tuesday against the Personal
Registration bill. called halt in their plan
Of pushing the bill through regardless of rules
and the demands of fair play. The measure
has now gone over until next wednesday,
when, it is stipulated the Republicans are to
have a full opportunity for discussion. ms
is triumph worth fighting for. The course
of the majority on Tuesday was disS@ceiul,
and it is not surprising that the bad effect OF
such shamelessly partisan tactics has been per-
cevcd by the men who run the Legislature.
The minority has rights which cannot be safely
overliden by brute force.
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Jn0cr TO advertisements.
Business Notices.

ROLL Top DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
Great Variety OF Style ana Price
T. q. Seilcw,
No. Ill Fulton-st.. n. Y.
TRIBUNE TERMS 10 MAI. SUBSCRIBERS;
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it has many advantages, including river
frontage of one mile and excellent railway
facilities 1t is an cmincntly worthy society
which Dr. Gardner has chosen as the object
of his generosity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

Fo.ilBt ptpaIu DIV The 4fUuH7 cNVuPV AZ "07'
CRY pOsTA1E-The law requires that cent postage
san,p he Affixed u every copy Of The Daiy SuneaH
Seml.Wcckly Tribune, mailed fof local dsnt.ry ~
New.Yo,k City. This postage must be paia 10y sun, SUD
srrlbcr. Readers better served by bayihg heIr
Tribune from a newsletter. ..
FOREIGN POSTAGE.-Jo all foreign countries except
Canada ana Mexico, cents q copy on Inc SUNDAY
Trsyne; cents copy on Daily SCI WserE ana
Weekly. This postage must be nald by suosri1er;
REMITTA NCES.-Rcmt by Postal Order. Express 0 0
Check Draft or Registered Letter. Cash on Iosta
Note IL sent ia an unreestercd letter. Will be at the
pACK TIMnFES.-For Rack Numbers OF the Daily and
sunday manners moro than Old. extra pTiee Is
charged on Of the cost or storage
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The widespread storm yesterday caused much

The widespread storm yesterday caused much
DELAY 10 travel and much Inconvenience
throughout a large section of the country. The
most serious result from it was railway col
lision at Philadelphia between an express and
n local train which resulted in the death OF
four persons and the injury Of a much larger
number Tho explanation Of the collision is
that the engineer of the express saw the danger
signal, but owing to the icy condition OF the
tracks was unable to stop in time. The OBJ
vious inference from this is that he was run
ming at too great speed when approaching tho
crossing.
How some Democrats do love Grover Cleve-
land The Assemblymen of Democratic faith
were thrown into panic yesterday by the IN
troducticn of q set of resolutions cong atuatng
the President elect upon his coming Inaugural
ton, and incidentally praising him for appoint
ing Messrs Lamont and Bissell to places in the
Cabinet. Mr.. Otto Kempner, the recalctrant
Tammany man, was the protector OF this in
noccnt- seeming fircbrand into the Tammany
camp. The result can easily be imagined.
Whether Mr. Cleveland or Mr.. Kcmpner re-
ccivcd the worse snub is an open question.
A handsome gift has been made to the Red
Cross Association, of which Miss Clara Barton
is the president, by Dr. Joseph Gardner, of
Bedford, Ind. IL consists OF a tract of improved
land containing 1872 acres, situated OH the
southern border of Indiana. The intention is
that this property shall be made the head
quarters of the Red Gross, for which purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

The President visited Ncw-iork ycs'eruay u"
an errand most congenial to his ieiines'
Throughout his term OF office he has shown the
Greatest possible interest in the restoration of the
nations shipping interests In messages ana
nubic speechcs, in season and ont of season, he
has been the eloquent advocate Of the American
commercial marine. Probably no other public
question Of his term has occupied a larger share
n, bis attention and interest. lie was the
most delighted and apprecativc spectator of the
ceremony of raising the American flag over the
New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

Mr.. Pat Shcedy, pugilist, has done his best to
render the answer to the question, What is "A
ecntleman?' more pcrpeNing than ever. Mr..
Shccdy Is reported rcmarking that his profess
sional brother Corbctt is "a perfect gentleman
but crooked"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

The canal men OF Builalo-and their name
is lcgion-are of the opinion that the proposed
trolley will prove cheaper than either horse OF
steam power So "Thc Buffalo Express reports.
II is TO be hoped that the trolley system will
have q fair trial at an early day. IL it
meets the best expectations il cannot be utilized
too soon. The canals need all the help that
can be given them at this stage of their history
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

The Municipal Building Commissioners arc cona
ahead with their plans for erecting ncy Civ
Hall on the site of the old ono Just as though
there had been no emphatic expression of publi,
sentiment in favor of leaving the venerable ediGco
untouched. Partial plans have been arranged for
II building about $50 by $50 feet in lincal dimen
sions, and about 100 feet in height. A building
of that size may be needed to meet the demands
Of the city departments. Beyond question the
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia. Washington. ID. c. Au.
gust IT, lsg3-Ordered: That under and by virtue
OF the authority and power conferred upon the
Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia &c
make and enforce police regulations for said Dis
trict the following Regulation. 70 be known as
section l6. article NI OF the police reguls lions.
be and the same Is hereby made and dscla red
No dead animal Of the horse. mule jack kind.
and no dead cow goat. calf. sheep. dog or swine,
or any part OF any % the aforesaid dead animsls
shall be transported through any street, avenue.
ally or public place within the cities OF Wash
ingtoD OF Georgetown the more densely popn-
lard suburbs OF said cities unless the anne shan
be conveved IN vehicles Substantially air tight con-
strucfed either OF e~,cd metal both. por
shall any such dead animal part thereof be
deposited left upon any wharf. street. uyenne,
alley public place within said cities. and In s1
cases where such animal part thereof il trans
ported upon the Potomac river the ERsterr
branch u shall be unlcaded from the aforesaid
vehicles directly into n scow prorided FOR the
purpose. covered and inclosed therein and there
upon Immediately conveyed beyond the District Of
Columbia. or TO such place within the said Dis
trirt may I've deSignsted by the Commissioners.
and there ~ disposed Of IN the judgment OF the
health Officer, not 10 bc injurious 20 health. not
deposit or disposition Of any such dead animal
aforesaid any part thereof. contrary the
manner herein provided. is declared a nuisance In
3urions To health. and any person persons vio-
lating any OF the provisions OF this regulation
shall be punished upon conviction thereof by fine
of not less than I've dollars than one hun
dred dollars for each and every such violation.
imprisoned in the workhouse OF said District for
not less than nor more three months. MYRoS
NJ. PARKER. CHARLES +. POWELL. Oommis
sioners u. G. 10
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sons Of Veterans VIII Participate

Gen. John A. Logan Camp. No. 2. Sons
OF Veterans, at their regular meeting held
last evening at camp headquarters. 4l9 10th
street northwest. passed resolution ac-
cepting an invitation to parade on the 18th
OF September at the centennial Of the lay
Ing OF the corner stone of the Capitol. The
camp has a uniformed guard fully equipped
and II is expected that ii will make a good
showing Ellsworth Camp of Baltimore will
Re invited to parade with Logan Camp.
Extensive preparations have been made for
the sons or Veterans excursion to Mar
snail Hall on the MGcaIester next Monday
evening Among other attractions Gen. 5.
B. Burdette Will deliver an address.
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BOARDING.

IF iUU WANT y FIRST-tIASS i5C. Or &c.
meal go to the Hawley. 1890 q st. NV Opened
anew. Mrs. BELDING. Manager. aul7-6ts
MRS MARY ROBSON 12O6 r ST. y w-NEw-
" furnished rooms with without board; home
comforts: home cooking; parlor; BATH reason
able rates. 2u1G-3t"
THE IRVINGTON, 1916 ST, y. w.-LARGE,
cool rooms; handsomely furnished; single or en-
suite: With oath: table frst-class; terms reason
able. au11-3m
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PROPOSALS.

detic Survey once. Washington. ID. &c, August
Is; lSs3.-Sesled proposals will be received at
DAY, AUGUST TWENTY-FIVE, 1885, and
opened Immediately thereafter in the presence
OF bidders, for furnishing two hundred and sixty
te6o' tons best quality White Ash Furnace Coal.
forty-nve t45l tons best quality White Ash Egg
Coal. one % cord best quality Spruce Pine Wood
saved once and oDefl) cord best quality body
Hickory Wood sawed once The fuel 20 be deliv-
cred subject TO the provisions Of section 37lI OF
the Revised Statutes Of the United States. and
stored in the vaults Of this office. Awards win
be made, item by item. to the hest bidder for
each item, and the right is reserved TO reject
any or all bids and to waive any defects Forms
for proposals will he furnished application TO
this Office. Envelopes TO be indorsed Proposals
for Fuel and addressed TO the Superintendent
Of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Washington,
u. G. T. c. MENDENHALL. Superintendent.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-15l5 X ST. NV: IiR: MOD. IMP !:
newly painted and papered and put In thorough
repair. 5000. A. +. COUNfBE
auli-St 1425 y. Y. ave-
FOR RENT-1227 18TH ST. N.w.-FURNTsHED
or unfurnished; IL rooms; mod. imp
A. I. CoUMBE,
aula-3t 1f25 y. Y. ave
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOE RENT BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
dence on Tenalytown road, Woodley lane
and adjoining Oak View, President Cleveland 8
former home: IL to 14-room house; large grounds,
with magnificent view Of the city and of the Po-
tomac. For full particulars see WHEAT & ST.
TER, 1905 Pa. ave. NV. au1S-3ts
on ELECTRIC ROAD NEAR BRIGHTWOOD
am owner of about acres of land which must
be sold. Call and me. GALEN E. GREEN,
134S ct. aulS-lm
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SUBURBAN COTTAGE HOMES FOR $780,
SUBURBAN COTTAGE HOMES FOR $500.
Cottage and ground for $500. pay
able IS per month and up.
Come to US, or send for % to come
to you, with particulars.

LEICESTER TOWN COMPANY,
LEICESTER TOWN COMPANY,
Stewart building. 400 9Th ST., 8 am. to 8 pm.
REALLY NICE HOUSES NEAR STATION N THE
best part Of Hyattsville; rooms, closets, porch
es. latrobe slate mantel: large lots: good water
shade. Rent sale easy terms. Keys at
Mr.. JACKSON'S, Melrose Park. au14-6t
FOR SAIE-A COTTAGE AT BROOKLAND; LOT
1O0x200 feet beautiful shade. good water, stable,
&C.; Test location in the village; SO, 900. GRACE
NJ. THOMAS, 100 Corcoran building. au11-1w
FOR SALE-FOR SAFE INVESTMENT PUT YOUR
money In Brookland and South Brookland lots.
shall have some great bargains that l can offer
GRACE NJ THOMAS.
au7-1m 100 Corcoran bldg.
FOR SALE-AT wOODsIDE. MD.-SIX-ROOM
range. cellar windmill, stable; lot. with
jeS-5mB. +. LEIGHTON 452 d St NV cor IL
MORE PLEASANT HOMES FOR SALE AT LAKE
land, Nd, on small monthly payments
2 Ar. cottages, $500 each: IS cash and IS D. m.
Dr. cottages, 81. 900 each; $40 cash and $40 o. M
5-r cottages. 81 500 EACH SIS cash aud SIS D. m.
Or. cottages, 81. 900 each; $50 cash and $50 o M
6-r cottages, 81 200 each: $40 cash and $50 D m.
Sr. cottages. So, 900 each $50 cash and $50 D. M
l Tor. cottage, $4,000: $45 cash and $45 per mo.
Lakeland ls situated eight miles from Washing.
ton the B. and o. R.R Communication tick.
cts. 8h cents each way. Apply to EDWIN A.
NEWMAN. Owner, 1889 st. NV. At Lake
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J lo27 Both NV. Or. .....l4
ICES.
SIS 10Th st NV. Or b'mts3o
1905 = =. NV. entire
"a noor ................2D
I'D p ave NV. 4th q 35
60J-l 9TH ~. several r.. -
1ol3Fstnw, several rs -
Sc cor 9Th and T SITS 49,
18th st bet r and s
local yarb .........-
l4l7 q st nv. ssv'l n. -
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR JAn.-U. s.
Jail, Washington, ID. G., August Ia, lSs3.-Pro-
posals invited to furnish four hundred tons.
more or less. Of best htuminous coal. and fifty
Of and delivery at the United States jail In the
District Of Columbia. Bids for wood and coal
should be rendered separately, addressed TO the
General Agent. Department Of Justice. and will
be received until NOON of MONDAY, AUGUST
TwENTY-FIRST, 1898. The right is reserved 10
reject any all bids. JEROME B. BURKE.
Warden. aul6-3t
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-DlRECT, FROM OWNERS, FOR CASH
customers, NV, houses, Sc. 600 to 81 600 each,
renting to pay net not less than per cent.
Also FOR cash customer. for a home. house.
z or more rooms and bath, NV, near Capitol.
Price about $4,000. GEO. W. LINKINS,
aulS-3t 500 18th st. NV.
wANTED-A FAMILY OF THREE WISHES TO
rent by list of September a small house. fat or
apartment. furnished, for light housekeeping.
Address Box "A, r. o., Tenleytown, ID. C. 1897
WANTED-OwNERS WISHING THEIR HOUSES
rented sold Will, by placing them with me,
secure early tenants purchasers. ]. H. CALD-
WELL. Room .. 624 F ST. nv aufe-6ts
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1924 F At NV. basem't S7l
Sc cor 10Th and Fists
NV. Ar. entire third
uoOf ..-............ ~
Pa av / nth st nw,2r. 81
bis 18th st NV. Pr LIST A. 4.
Sc cor 10Th and Fists
NV. 2r. "a floor AZ
1g25 Pa av NV. 81 H.. A
IS3 9TH ct NV. LIST and
ID Aoora Ar
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING BOILERS AT
THE JAILmU. $. JAIL washington, y. c. An
Ing the boilers at the United States jail IN the
District Of Columbia. Specihca tons for the work
be had application to the General Agent.
Department OF Justice to whom proposals should
be addressed. Bids will be opened at NOON OF
MONDAY, AUGUST TwENTY-FIRST. 1893 the
right 10 reject any and all bids being reserved.
j. Il. BURKE. Warden L. s. Jail. nuls-3t
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1912 Unionpl. Or. %. 50
! l:55 n NV, furnished.
ce2 18th. 11r and bath. so
234 9th ne, Or, b. %. so
RUTHERFORD. 1907 Est
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FOR RFNT-UNFURNII

FOR RENT-UNFURNIs
Hotel centrally 10
csted, S0r. .S62f
1923 w ave NV. lSr. roc
1923 r I ave NV. 17T. 20
1214Fstnw (s&d). OBJ g
1900 X At NV, 15r.. POS. g
1915 Goth st, 22r......30C
1891 g ut nv. lar ..l@. G,
1905 n II ave. 16rs. ..15C
800 14th st NV. lar. ..bf
1726Mass avnw. 14r133. g
1916 n st NV. f1rs. IL,