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are many Of Mr.. Lowelrs English friends who
could supply fra gments of The English narrative.

are many Of Mr.. Lowells English friends who
could supply fragments of the English narrative
These two volumes of letters are neverthe-
less n better memorial to their author than the
vapid screens Of colorcd glass and the made
ouate likeness Of him who now adorn the
Abbey The true Lowell Is here. not there
true II not complete The printed record of no
mans life is ever complete. But the American
student of this admirable American writer can
form 70 himself some notion of what Lowell was
raallv like as he reads these private ex-
nress,ons Of his views and feelings and impress
e,ons Of life Some day they may in way
or another be made little more complete.
ono other memorial should like to name to
This Young student In search of adequate ac-
counts of Lowell mean Mr. Henry James's
article. originally printed in THE Atlantic
Monthly" now rcpublished as one of the
Essays in London" / know OF nothing to com
pare with it: nothing so true. So delicate so APP
50 many essential traits of a beautiful char
acter which. essential though they are. have
ESCAPED other observers. Mr.. Henry James is
an observer in the right sense Of the word lie
was also as YOU know. a very near friend of
Lowes. The Two had much in common and
Mr. James's character study Of the man whom
he loved is sympathetic as it is subtle. 1t is
no record Of mere facts and dates: IT deals with
the inner life spiritual, Intellectual. personal
Mr. James felt not only friend but as an
artist the charm Of Lowelrs life and companion
ship He has delineated it as only an artist
could and the drawing and the color are
equally true 10 nature. G.. W. S.
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HID HnYr.S THEATRICAL PLANS.

There have been numerous contradictory rumors
lately concerning the future OF the Madison square
Theatre and the intentions of Messrs Hoyt ana NC.
Kee in regard TO IT, The managers announce tnat
their lease ends in September next and unaer no
circumstances will they it. This decision mas
been reached by them within the last three DAYS.
They have as yet secured another theatre ana u
necessary Mr. Hoyt will build house OF his OWN:
providing he can find suitable Site In view =
the fact that they will soon leave the Maalscn
Snuare IL has been decided devote the remainder
Of the term 10 a series OF reviva.s Of Mr.. HoyCs
farces 1t has been arranged to end the enss$s
ment of "A Temperance Town" IN fortmBnt:
On January 8 there will Ipe revival OF - Texss
Stee:" After that will come "A Trip 70 Cnns'
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NEN.fIOR HOiRS iRRIIGNMENT.

THE PRESIDENTS PRETENCE EXPLODED.
From The Baltimore American
Senator Ioar. in hls speech before the Senate
yesterday. exploded the pretence of one of the
dent in the history % the United States Govern
ment for the appointment Of l3lount and Il was
from this plain defiance of the Constitution by the
President and his Secretary-evidently agreed upon
by both of them before the Inauguration. for the
purpose OF dscrediting the Administration of Presl-
dent Harrison-;hat all the shame and humiliation
% the Nation have come
THE WORK OF \ VIGOROUS COMBATANT.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
After Senator Ioars speech on Executive rights
and privileges ii becomes absolutely necessary to
Withdraw the opinion that the Massachusetts states
man feeds only upon tea
uGH-HANDED DOINGS EXPOSED
From The Springfield Union.
Mr. Bount went to Hawaii with the distinct
understanding that he was in his discretion. to
exercise greater authority than that conferred
saS Sm po The s@nac AMI he had no power
yonl that given him by the President Mr H9ar
rrsarded in This instance. and that the appoint
mcnt Of special Gommssonsr Wiz pardano ano
emphasized what has before been made clear
t tS PIroyisonSi Coyernmen in Hawaii was per-
fecy regular and was accomplished In the only
way that was possible under the circumstances
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM SENATOR
MORGAN.
From The Hartford Courant.
TO the sentiments OF Messrs. Iioar and Bouelle
with regard the Hawaiian affair, even II those
gentlemen had curbed their patriotic impulsive-
ness OF speech What the country really feels curious
about just is the opinion OF Senator Nor
gan the Democratic chairman of the Committee
ON Foreign Relations.
THE PRESIDENT LEFT WITHOUT EXCUSE
From The Philadelphia Press
President Cleveland has committed a grave error
as his special Commissioner was only supposed
unusual was defensible The fun facts leave II
without excuse or justification ana senator itoaI
argument must settle both public opinion ana me
question Involved In MIR. Blounts unconstitutional
appointment.
SOMETHING BESIDES SNEERS NEEDED.
From The Boston Journal.
II Is Just Senator IIoar says-the apoiosists OF
the Administration will have TO nlG SOM Det'ei
defence OF the Blount appointment nan sn.e,s AZ
Mr. Uoar himself revilings OF NeN ~r,lsi iaiu
Mr.. Hoars constitutional argument Is 'oS'eai anu
unlnswerablc.
Is TRt'TH-TELIING UNREASONABLE?
From The Providence Journal
senator Hoar said pretty sharp thih9s
about the Hawaiian business yesterday, anu ySt u
Is hardly worth while to talk so lnuSn ABOUT
trampling on the Constitution Inc fresiuent ms
made blunder. and his political enemies ha.urity
magnify It all they but mere snJ n, oe 'easoh
in all things, even In partisan hsnI
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ErNERAL OF GEOEGE DE b KEIN

Philadelphia Doc. 2i.-Funeral services the body
t,orgr Il. Kclm lat" pr >d"nt ami Ncr OF the
Ihiadcl lhia Reading Railroad held at II o'clock
thl. morning MlrS- Church conGuc- by The Rev.
Dr. \. J. Mortimer and the Rev Dr. Fisher At the coll
r-lon OF special train taken for Read
~ where the burial made this AT rnOon in the old
Charles Evans Cemetery. Among those present were
WAYNE MacNeagh \. j. Cassau. Austin CoFbln General
II. l. IIuds<op.r i. I.owbee Welsh. f. = Wilbur Gen.
oral Lane Wi.tar and Richard NIuN. Tie directors
and officer, the and ohio Railroad who
from Baltimore sIeci1 train, went 70 Reading with
n. funeral PARTY.
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6ueridI Notices.
PostOiiice Notice.
Preserve Your Health
by drinking the
'JOIIANNIS" WATER ENCl


r,,-oiyr mails for the ending December q win
cn,e promptly all cases) at this Office as folows
EHIDAl-At II m. FOR Jamaica duat-niaa and Puerto
Cortel per Flambopoush letters must be directed
Cnonita via Curacao, per s. Hollnsde detters must
be directed per Honsidel: az . 2 m for B0eas del
@Ari, RDAY-At Tor France. Switzerland Italy.
spain Portugal. Turkey and BRUSH India per = > IA
must be directed pc: La chsmpagne) at a. m Tor
Norway direct per Norge uetters must be directed
per Norgel at 10 a. M ,suPpsmsm,,ary so'so m!
letters for Costa Kica. via lmon. must De directeQ
.,pcr Alpso; at II a. m. for Campeehe Chiapas.
TanasSo and other Mecpn States and Cuba must =
directed per city Of Washingion) at II a. N: for
layn @ othSr Venezuelan ports Curacao Trinidad.
british and Dutch Guiana. must De directed per Frtns
+ HendrikD az II a m; "sapps i ;s0 a. NJ
$ Philadelphia Qetters for other colombian ports ana
for cumana Carupano must be directed per Phia-
per s. ;. Aufana. Via Queenstown az ! p m. Tor
b. directed Per Sr :,r.. ,,ro,
Hr, mctscoI close here daily to December cit at
Go u D. m Malls Tor China and Japan, per City Of
tc1nbsr .s2 at GO p Malls for the Society Islands
per ship Tqpe pro rom San arsncisSG, close here
ay up TO ,nae for west AUSTRALIA Which are fos
raidel Via Europe New Zealand hawaiian. FIJI and
iso, lose here daily up January % $50 M.
Tor on arrival at NeN';Yo,k OF 3 = ETura with british
mails for Australia, Malls Tor Shina Japan; Hawaii ana
az his Office daily $50 p m Mails for Newfoundland
by rail Halifax and thence by stsamsr close at this
Boston and by close at this oics daily
at $50 p m Malls 70; Cuba By raj to Tampa Fis1
saSurdays, close This Office daily at ego m Malls
Mexico. overland unless specially Tor DIS
REGISTERED mail c HAIR e w. SAYroS s'SSs
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,,.opcr AND MARRIAGE on THE SANE DAY.

, s announced yesterday that Mis- Ethel "f"y,
os the correspondent III the suit for divorce prov" no
by Mrs. s%os f. N ns, "Ai M T Rn.fio" The
"''"' .L Mace on "Wednesday evening la Jerse!
n'a'"'s ~, rcv. j. Daily performing the cercnonv IL
'iN' u" ,,derstood among Mr.. Kingston acquaiht-
hau pe 49, gray would he married 10 him a. soon
ahecs " ,',.c was granted Mr.. Kingston was lof
as "' " ,,s,ncss for Miss Rose Corhlah
some u"o - bee, connected with ''Thc Algerian
ana hhS IS no, connected with the stage In any
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rrsTOy FINISHES HIS TRIP.

Albany. Dec 2i-Edward Payson weston ,ne
Titan who walked from New-York 'HN'
-, ,ho eouth door of the Capitol at 49, O'Clock
% 1.n,rc beating the scheduled time by u hours
TINS iio inI1tes He in excellent condition ana
and = MIN "r New-York by train this afternoon
left heIc inning to New-York he made tour OF
beiore IN and called upon Governor Flower ana
t.HSYt,,ant-C General Porter.
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IRVING As DIR. JEKrLL AND mr. hyde.

Boston. Dec. T.-Richard Mansfield to-day re-
ceived advices from his London agent TO the effect
that Henry Irving had secured the English rights
10 play DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
Bran Stoker. Mr.. Irving's manager said last
night that Mr. Irving had lad the right to produce
a play on the subject of DR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
for long time but he had not yet succeeded In
getting play 70 suit him. Some half-dozen Of
them had been written. but none had proved salts
factory. When Mr.. Irving returned 10 London,
Mr.. Stoker said. he would play Faust" and after
ward King Arthur" by CCnyns Carr.
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cr-rrERED By LAKE SHIPPING

w. Dec. 81 (specal.-A statement OF
Lyons and casualties happening upon the Great
marine io enc season Just closed has been prepared
Lakes uu," Henry Doyiie, Of sodns Point veteran
by oap,'" =, ;he Lakes. This Interesting summary
"a'eap ma, nfy.sx vessels worth si2o,ooo wer, lost
rs burned and ni' sa'' through e S.s con-
tents sur S Fou, persons committed suicide Lake
s s1,.h,san by jumping overheard
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TrSrJuOyT,L TO JTSTfCE BARNARD.

Poughkcep.ic Dec. u SPECIALIZATION the grana Jug
entered justice BarnarPs court This afternoon "
nouncc the conclusion u its business, t'c iorc"s
a series OF resolutions dCplor ne the loss ABOUT " y
Sustained by the bench Justice Barnari's retrem
and coagra:uatlng him upo, tho fact that ne rcerc~
tho full Ngor 4 heaith. Tho Justice responded somgS
work ana a1vertng 70 tne isv
that courts and lures belong 70 class Of pubic s
wants 70 whcse service the highest praise accofu'o VIZ
~
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COLGATE ALCNNI DINNER.

The annual dinner Of the New-York Alumni Associa
ton OF Colgate University held last evening at
Ciarks in West Twenty -thrd-st \. = Bckmorc pre-
eided Addresses were made By DR.. " l.. Andrews.
dean OF the university; Ralph W. Thomas j. G. Collegiate
~ the Board OF Trustees and r. NJ Grout Of Brooklyn
Others present G. V Paterson. II. H. Gibbs MI 3ge
o,r the Rev C. A. Piddock the Rev. Dr.. J. j. Bruner
IN. pcv 4 : hobart OF the Warburton Baptist Church
Yonkers, and Dr. IL. S. Lloyd.
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M.iRRIED.

BrrI.soN- KITcHENon Wednesday, p ecS Hr.dy
1aclnIs lula Makee Kitchen to Charles Julian Biiison'
PIATT-On Wednesday December :" is'' q. YIN
ress.nce of m, brides mother by the Kew ,s,soS
FaIknsr u n Pauline, daughter OF the late ".nam
" Plat 81 ihis city. Carlos Roh OF Buehos Ayfes'
Argentine Republic.
STEVENSON FARRINGTON-At Croton-on- HUDSON, on
Wednesday December 10th, by the Rev. A. sa.e a
~ ,risnn i.iizabetn daughter of Harvey T. Earring
ton TO Frederic Augustus Stevenson
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OBITI .1R y.
WILLIAM HUNTING.

William IInntitg. a wealthy and aged farmer,
Gled from the grip in Eds hampton yesterday. lie
was an extensive land and cattle owner and was
reported to be of the richest men on the east
end Of Long Island and worth several hundred
thousand dollars. lie lived like a miser all MS
70
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JAMES SPENCE.

Edinburgh Dec. 2l.-Jamas Spence. managing d.
rector Of the American Steamship Company. died
suddenly in this city to-day from chill caught
while attending a launch on the Clyde.
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BOsTON TRAINS To BE TAKEN orr.

New-Haven Conn. Dec. 2LThe New-York and
New-Haven people here confirm the rumor that the
u O'Clock noon trains from Boston and NewYork
are 20 be discontinued.
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N hon baby was sick gave her Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried Tor Sastoria.
When she became Miss. she chung 10 SantoIiS
Wben she ha, children, she gave them Castora.
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TAMMANY URGES SPEEDY ACTION.

At n meeting OF the Tammany Hall Committee on
Organization. helL last evening. Mr. Croker pre-
scented resolutions declaring that the severe de-
preston existing in business and labor circles
presents condition demanding prompt determine
ton BY Congress OF such changes in the tarn taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

California vir.rrc Go ~ Prra. Ptncr. -
pure and Reliable California Wines and Brandes sW
,allized Fruits and Narinalades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

Notices of marriage must be Endorsed WIN
full name and address.
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BRIDGrToN GLASS WORKS TO CLOSE.

Miville y. j. Dec. 2.-On January ! the two
larges. windov-glass manufactures in Brdgeton
will close. throwing several hundred men out OF
employment. There IL no sale for the glass. and
all that is being made IS packed away In ware
houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

OPPOSING; CHANGES IN TOBACCO DUTIES.
Hartford Dec 2i-Thirteen directors OF the New
England Tobacco Growers Association met at the
United States Hotel yesterday and discussed the
tobacco tariff question II was voted to send three
directors 20 Washington to stay and work FOR the
retention Of the duty of 81 a pound on Suinatra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

Liebiz Company's Extract Of Beef
\ refreshing food sumulant Pure and paiatapie'
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as are contemplated. and that the prevailing doubt
and uncertainty as to tariff legislation should not
no ,arm,tted further to harass business ventures
70 the great injury of both employer and working
men. 1t was therefore the Imperative duty of the
National Legislature to afford at once all possible
reiiay In New-York alone at least 100000 wage
earners. il was asserted. were without employment.
called for immediate attention and earnest con-
sderation Tammany Hall. the Democratic organ
earnestly urged Congress TO restore public con-
fdence revive business industries and give steady
and remunerative employment to labor by speed
ilv submitting for executive signature the proposed
tariff law After remarks by the boss the resolu-
lions adopted. ,.,-- =, -,
The call for the Tammany primaries TO be held
on December 30 and the new General Committee
10 meet for organization on january was ap-
oVpd
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Observation-Disclosures.



DtFFIELD ST, so, near the bridge Elegant
apartment. 3 light rooms, all improvements,
DUFFIELD ST, lO3, near the bridge-4 light
rooms, all improvements. Sl3 4 SIC.
SEVENTH AVE, 6S-Beautiful wide fat: Z
rooms and bath steam heat: perfect light; $50.
CENTRAL AVE, 1911, corner suydam st. ,
Brooklyn-2 floors; 3 large rooms each; i'm
near car lines 4 ~ station.
FIRST FLOOR, q large rooms& bath; newly Il
handsomely decorated throughout; thoroughly
heated private hall excellent lanitor service; 200
feet from elevated station which leads TO all parts.
Apply TIA Gates ave, between Broadway and
Bushwick ave, Brooklyn.
TO LET-Flats; to secure choice Of apartments in
the Riverside apply now q few weeks later
hundreds of people will call for apartments &
cannot be accommodated all sunlight rooms;
fireprool staircases; separate water-closetS; sink
and tub Tor each apartment: large private park,
&c. rents 81 TO 50 per week. send FOR illustrated
circular. Agent Riverside, 20 Joralemon ST.
BROOKLYN.
lao MYRTLE AVE. 3 rooms, So. store SIS.
81 jefferson ave. cor. Ralph, q rs. d bath, Sl3.
l5l Jefferson ave. mr.. Bedford, 4 rs. Il bath, SIP.
u Kane place, d rooms & bath, pvte. house, SlS
BIZ 2lst St. mr.. 9th ave. 4 rooms, private house.
124 33d ST. D rooms, hot water. 30.
New Lots Road, corner stone ave-. 3 rooms, prt-
vnte house. s..
$50 Douglass ST.. 8 rooms, hot water, SIS.
Apply Janitors on premises.
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East Side.

East Side.
IREtSG PLACE ?lb-SN nn ea Of newly ,d fur:
heated; references.
let: gentleman 81. 30.
I'D AVE, 5S7-Furnished rooms for gentlemen;
" so 4 81 weekly: new and respectable. Laurel
House.
room. some for housekeeping, 81. % up.
4TH ST, 80 Furnished rooms, with or with
out board. TO gentlemen only.
4TH AVE-. 800 near 2Sth s.; Large 1 small
sunny rooms TO let, furnished or unfinished:
bath, gas; moderate price.
9TH ST, Is F. Large & small furnished rooms;
also doctors office.
nth ST., 2s2 E.mA nicely furnished sunny
hall room, 81; house well heated; gentlemen
only.
nth ST, 81 Z, near Broadway-Nicely fur
nlshed rooms, S3 TO 20 weekly.
18TH ST., 21S f., near I'D ave. Hall bedroom
for 81 gentleman price moderate; ring Sd bell.
18TH ST.. I4l, corner of I'D ave. Nicely fur
nlshed rooms, 81. 90 upward with gas; gentle
men or couple.
18TH ST., 2Os F. Nice square room; light
18TH ST. UNION SQUARED, III Z. p I'd
floor rooms;, ~. 30; housekeeping; single
18TH ST, lo7 +. Nicely furnished hall rooms;
81 week upward private family; steam .hent.
nth ST, l27 L. Elegant newly furnished
nth ST., 324 Il. Furnished light hall room,
with bath, 81. SO, Inquire o. Brlen.
nth ST, % f., bet. 5th' ave. Il Broadway
Neatly furnished large h small rooms to rent Mt
very reasonable terms.
18TH ST, 233 E.-Elcgant large. comfortable
room; hot & cold running wareT; heated private
house.
18TH ST., 237 Il. Large comfortable front
room, with piano; running hot * cold water.
18TH ST.. lab l.. Handsomely furnished rooms
Tor gentlemen only,
18TH ST., 324 E.-Nicely furnished rooms, CON,
Meeting or single housekeeping or gentlemen;
oil Cunvrhiences.
10TH ST, pa W.-TwO connecting sunny
rooms, housekeeping, washing accommodation;
hat nom. Sl.T.
10TH ST. ~ f.. near broadway, Handsomely
furnished front hall rooms; southern exposure
2OrH 81, ~ Il. sunny suit; . large rooms;
reasonable; for gentlemen also upper rooms
tnnSicnts taken,
2lsTSr., IIEASr-E lcg GAM rooms: near 3roai.
way; I'll ap1ht y n'lt'; an ;lN " itNu.H
I2D 81, 2lO r.. = connecting rooms for light
housekeeping; also hall room.
rln 81. lao II. Nicely furnished psrlor. Kitchen
adjoining: housekeeping or gcnuemen; gas;
S5.Hn
n1p Sr.. li8 +. q large furnished I'd, story
rooms, well heated; breakfast optional
a5Tu ST., ll8 T., near 4th ave. Pleasant, sun.
ny rooms; ~ h upper floors, with meals u de
sired,
25rU ST.. USE. Nice rooms, y. 80 to SIS meals
ii desired.
9TH ST., las II. Attractive parior or sunny
sauarc rom I'd floor; anlple closets; gentle
| men; reieTSncoj. owner.
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MARRIED.

-op Tuesday, Nov. II,
1888, at Trinity Chapel, New York, by the
REV. Morgan Dix, D.. d.. assisted by the Rev.
n. Maurice Berkeley, LErricE LEE, eldest
daughter of the late Charles Edwin Sands, Of
Hastings on Hudson, n. v, to MATuRir Il.
~DELAF1ELD, jr., Of New York.
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eaat Side.

E1AE StuC.
LEXINGTON AVE-, 1871 Newly furnished
rooms heated running water good table; 90.
attn AVE, 100 Provides good fires, -clCAn
rooms; home comforts substantial board 81 81,
- weekly. Delaney's.
lTH, AVE, 10, opposite Cooper Union Fur
cooking "a. ~, 81.
STH AVE. 2l--With board. handsome large &
small rooms, with frs class accommodations
10TH ST, ll9 Il. Neatly furnished room Tor ,
gentlemen, with board also hall rnom.
10TH ST, ZIG. lls, l20 r.. Handsomely tur-
uisled square X Nlngl" rooms; excellent board;
reasonable; heated house.
10TH ST., 10 F. Large h small rooms, with
board table board,
10TH ST., l57 L. Nicely furnished single or
double rooms; good beard private house near
elevated.
nm 81, ~ T.. Desirable square front rnum
excellent table, warm house; married couple,
gentlemen: moderate.
nTn ST, 22I T.. Elegantly furnished rooms;
superior, board; rma American family;
terms moderate.
lSrH ST, III r., ie,r tnl,n s .unrr De ". bic
we!l-heated ruOms, "ish hiA q table bad
2iST 81 az b. Nicely furnished rooms. large <
small excellent table prices reasonable; .er
enccs.
23D ST, ia L. Large 4th door rO0m; also
single room; table board; reasonable terms;
references
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Boarders Wanted.
Nest Side.


- CIR
'4in Si:. ~. w. -Hegpnu ~ tniru noot'; htsp;;
table. '
,.rtI CIR ~ wr.T-ru ,pryIr-
,nln 81 ~ ENl-IhE Hl''1 III.
raie hs,hS sieri ris haIis nj asrom mnd,t}P on ms
at boarding house prices.
35TU sr y3a " Pleasant, lie ,ted rooms. con.
venlences; good board; 81, so, SIS; table board,
81 20.
:SrH ST, 21p W.-Rooms; professionals and
Children taken; day board. 81. so week tran
sients, 81 day.
3SrH ST, 2Oa- 2ll W. Crhe Pleasantsl-LArge
4 small, rooms, with all conveniences: also
table board.
18TH ST. 30 ". Large. sunny front room:
single room every convenience: excellent table
board.
18TH 4 223 w.-Large a small rooms, neatly
furnished, with or without boarI.
18TH ST.. 2,l W.-Larye 4 small rooms, en-
suite or single excellent board: moderate.
Aop sT oIo W -Newlv decorated house. or.
Celent board: table hoarierS accom- ncdated:
terms moderate. references exchanged.
an sT o5I ~ near roadwny-pIeasan
sunny front rooms; heated, priyate bath: GOOD
hoard a. inward
-.
tiDsi' lSo w heausiluiia ,uIn,'sneu on s'ors
''"'' ""'' '"""'
4ITH ST., 2lS W. Rooms on I'd floor uneSpect-
rdlN vacated. parlor' dinlng-room' table BOARD;
M9neIale. --
'1rnnam,r Win a,rs,Icn, hnnrg:s ,ahia hnar,ers az
cnnr mndaiad ~
18Th 81. 20. w..Deslraoie room superior
I'LL o., o. AL .nnd ,nhIa ~ on u,nWna
Diettcrien'
,-TtI ar ~, w u, a., pr5,.,a ,.n,i, ,,iii
f,dm -, - III, - e ri'"e 'n""s VIII
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Tine, soc. per linz Second liut, Lc. pr
line: Third and Subsr3u.n! Times, 15c per lin.
No ertrd charge on Sundays.
No EXTRA CHARGE o ADVERTISEMENT
for The World may lie left at any American
District Messenger Once In the city, where the
charges VII be the same Ms those at the main
office.
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Boarders Wanted.

Cpe Time, .Oc. per Gac SrCond 7tn< re. per
pr hne: Third anu subsequent Tina, I5c. per
lmh. No crrd chdrqs on NnntryS.
80 EXTRA CHARGE FOR Advertisements
for The World may lie left at any American
District Messenger Once IN the city, where the
charges will he the same as those at the main
Office.