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The herald., 1893-07-31

THE Six Chinese companies, through
their lawyers, are going to try to re-
open the constitutionality of the Geary
bill before the supreme court. They be-
lieve that the changes that have occur
red in the bench since the question was
before decided and the backing of the
parson sentiment in the east, will be in
their favor. The uncertainty OF the
law would receive an unprecedented ex.
emplifcstion if the supreme court OF
the United States should reverse its de-.
cision on high constitutional question
in the short space of six months. Con-
gress will soon meet. and it will doubt
less extend the time for registration
under the Geary law, and that will set
tie this question for time at least.
The herald., 1893-07-31

THE HERALD is in receipt OF the FOL
lowing communication. As 1t relates to
matters involving very general interests
we notice it editorislly:
EDITORS HERALD: In your report of
the speech OF Congressman Cannon,
printed in your paper of the 26th inst,
the following words and figures are Civ
en-: "There is at present in the world
about $50, ,000, 900 of silver and $120. .000,-
900 of gold" Another paper printed in
your good city, whose columns are
headed Fearless, Faithful and Free"
which contains report OF this same
speech, has it that there are about
81, 800, 900, 900 OF silver and 81, 200, ,000. 900
of gold in this world at the present time.
There seems a more solid basis for what
is called confidence in the latter state
ment. Will you be kind enough to bal
ance the average in order to estimate the
per capita? ORIENT.
Los Angeles, July Goth.
1t is generally conceded by political
economists that the amount of minted
gold and silver in circulation in the
world today is about equal, although
there is supposed to be slight prepon-
derance of gold. BY the best authorities
the amount OF each is placed within q
fraction of four billion dollars, or about
three thousand nine hundred millions
of gold to three thousand eight hundred
millions Of silver. While the produc-
ton of silver is just now in excess of
that OF gold, large quantities of the
white metal are absorbed by the me-
chanic arts. The ratios of sixteen
ounces of silver in the United States to
one of gold and fifteen and half to one
in France were preserved at time when
the gold product of California and Aus
tralia amounted to two or three times
that OF silver in the whole world. We
presume that Mr.. Cannon was misre-
ported, as he would probably have taken
pains to be exact on question of such
Importance.
The herald., 1893-07-31
To the Ladies OF Los Angeles.


Do you want first.class hand-sewed
and handturned shoe worth s6 for SO?
If 80, call in at our store. Or do you
want fine s5 shoe for $3.50? We have
large supply of the above quality Of
ladies' shoes in 2's. 211a's and 3's. and ii
you can wear any of the above sizes,
you can have them at just one-half the
price at which they formerly sold. This
is no advertising fake" or money
raising dodge" but a genuine Dissolution
effort to dispose ofa large stock Of
goods, and have seen fit to adept this
plan. Our stock is high grade through
out, having been made up on our per
eonal order OF selected stock and by the
best of workmen there is none better.
Consequently you will make no mistake
by purchasing your shoes from US.
Respectfully, GIBSON u TYLER Go.
The herald., 1893-07-31

CONGRESS should not delay in passing
. law against the adulteration of foods
and the capitalization and false labelling
ing of native wines. Raisins are being
imported from Europe of very inferior
quality and palmed off upon consumers
as California raisins. This kind of bust
ness ought to be stopped at once. So
lar we have been unable to place our
california wines on the market on their
pwn merit. They are put up in French
pottles and labeled with French brands,
The herald., 1893-07-31

so that our product, however good it
may be, is robbed Of all the benefit it
should derive from its excellence. The
OF food runs through the
whole gamut, and until congress puts an
end to it by law our people will be vic
timized by manufactured compounds
that may be harmless, but which are
certainly frauds. The producers and
honest manufacturers and purveyors oi
this country should be protected from
such reckless dishonesty.
The herald., 1893-07-31
HERE AND THEREl

Bob, the son of friend of mine, is 4
years old, but very observant. Some
days ago some painters were at work at
Bob's house, and they we're very profpne
in the little fellows hearing. He lis
tened to them and did some thinking.
That evening he was playing with his
blocks, building tower, and much to
his annoyance, before he could complete
his design, the blocks would fall.
The second time this occurred he as.
tonished his nurse by vehemently lisp
ing: "Dod tam dese old blocks"
''Oh! BobAie. l am ashamed of you" 3"
exclaimed the nurse, you must not
ssy those words they are very naughty" /"
"All right" replied Bobbie, and he
once more commenced his tower. 1t
fell again. He stamped his little foot
and turning to his nurse exclaimed !:
"Pleaee say bod tam for me, nursey."
~*x
Bobbie is iond of theology. So is his
father, who lie prominent member oil
an orthodox church.
"Papa, is Jesus Chriet, God?'' he
asked one day.
Eyes, my son."
"Can God be killed."
''No, my son. God is all powerful,
not even death has any power over
Him"
"Well. how was it Jesus Christ died
them"
"When you get older you will under.
stand these things" prudentlY replied
the father. "You are too young now. !
| 4
This is the happy vacation season,
and Mr.. Mephistophees smiles smiRbly
as 70 sees the ministers HE themselves
to sesshore and mountain. As he. sdoee
not approve OF coolness, even in August,
Mr.. NJ. keeps at his desk. hard at,werk,
and even redouhles his efforts, for now
is the time that he sends his emissaries
the length and breadth OF the land with
the inquiry, SIS it hot enough for you ?''
x*%
The orcus chalybeus is doing its best,
but, according to the San Diego Union,
Prof. Coquillette says there are not
enough OF the anti-fumigating trust
bugs to permit of any being sent to
San Diego county. 1t would seem that
a few might be safely given to the or
chardists OF that county. Who owns
these bugs?
Fumigation cost the orange orchard
| lists of this county nearly $4,000 last
year. That ia nearly as profitable as
having been depositor in the City
bank.
The herald., 1893-07-31
MONDAY, JULY 81, 1898.
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

~ TELEGRAPH-The financial question
and probable legislation for remedying the
existing stringency Opinions of various
senators and representatives on the chances
of repeating the Sherman silver law.
Gathering of delegates to the Chicago
silver convention. "A French cabinet crisis
over the siamese imbraglio threatenea....
France accused of knocking under to Great
Britain. The blockade of the siamese
coast still on Hoke Smith burned in effigy
at Rome, O., for suspending pensions. Sun
day opening of the worlds fair q izzle....
Damage by rain and lightning in Colorado
A revolutionary movement in Argentine.
Two negroes lynched in South Carolina.
Fire in Riverside. "A brutal prize fght....
General news gleanings.
The herald., 1893-07-31
NEIGHBORlNG TOWNS.

CoMPToN-Local notes.
SANTA MoNIcA-Peoplea at the beach.
CHINo-The beet-sugar factory to commence
operations today.
SANTA ANA-News matters.
PAsADENA-Bad paving legislation. ga sus.
picious compromise
ANAHEIM-Compapy E to go into camp.
PoMoNA-An Academia to bicyclist.
LONG BEAcH-An enjoyable day.
The herald., 1893-07-31
FIRE IN RIVERSIDE.
xteen Houses in Chinatown, with Con-
tauta. DestrOVed.

Sixteen Houses In ChfnhtOwn, VIII Ooh-
tents, Destroyed.
RIVERSIDE, July 3O.-The most disas'
trous fire which has occurred in this
city in years took place here today.
Sixteen houses in Chinatown, with their
contents, were destroyed. The cause of
the fire is not known. Only the earnest
efforts of the fire department prevented
the total destruction of the entire town.
The loss will reach fully $4,000. The
buildings carried no insurance.
The herald., 1893-07-31

wretched condition of a zanza
in Flower street. :. A phonograph evening
at Emmanuel church. IA wife's object to
her drinking husband MRS. Alice Kirby's
purse. Mrs. Leonhardt's pitiable condition.
Two sermons ofinterest noted yesterday.
More about the orcus chaylbeus. =. Two &C.
cidents at Santa Monica. -. Y Yesterday's base
ball game.
The herald., 1893-07-31
EASY no TAKE

LII ~ 4hAN
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Smallest, easiest, cheapest, best.
They're tiny, sugar coated, anti
bilious granules, compound of re-
fined and concentrated vegetable
extracts. Without disturbance or
trouble, Constipation, Indigestion,
Bilious Attacks, Sick and Bilious
Headaches, and all arrangements of
the liver, stomach, and bowels are
prevented, relieved, and cured.
Permanently cured, too. By their
mild and natural action, these little
Pellets lead the system into natural
ways again. Their influence lasts.
And they're the cheapest pills you
can buy, for they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction in every case, or
your money is promptly returned.
You pay only for the good you
get.
The herald., 1893-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
tinued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance. This rule is infexible.
L. p Fisher, newspaper advertising agent, u
Merchants' Exchange, San Francisco. is al
authorized agent. This paper is kept on file in
his office.
THE HERALD Is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, San Francisco, for sc copy.
The herald., 1893-07-31
stockholders Meeting.

V,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders of the Salsa Monica Improvement
Company will be heli at the Chambers OF
judge walter Van Dyke in the court house on
Monday, the 9TH day of August, 1893, for the
purpose OF electing board OF directors. and
such other business AS may come before the
meeting.
7-25 lot ROY JONES, Secretary.
The herald., 1893-07-31
Falling Hair

Produces badness. Itis cheaper to buy
q bottle OF Skookum Root Hair Grower
than wig; besides, wearing your own
hair ie more convenient. All druggists.
The herald., 1893-07-31

Everything catarrhal in its nature,
Catarrh itself, and all the troubles
that come from Catarrh, are per-
fectly and permanently cured by
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. No
matter how bad your case or of how
long standing, you can be cured.
The herald., 1893-07-31
Big Cut

In prices OF shoes for 80 days. Fitz-
henry's, 255 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-07-31

Londonderry Water. Woollacott, ag't.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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Per Month. .............. .oo
By NAIL QNcLUDING PosTAGz):
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DAILY HERALD, three months. ....... 70
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WEEKLY HERALD, six months......".. L w
WEEKLY HERALD, three months 50
ILLUSTRATED HERALD, per copy. ..... ~
Entered at the postonice at Los Angeles as
second class mail matter.
The herald., 1893-07-31

Fumigation cost the orange orchard
lists of this county nearly $4,000 last
year. That is nearly as profitable as
having been depositor in the City
bank.
The evening world., 1893-10-16

l7TIt ST, FOG WEsT-Lsrge room. nicely fur
nishei, two gentlemen. 50. 30; housekeeping, 81;
all improvements.
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LE>ON AVE "a. near l2Irh st-Elrpant Fats.
use LARGE rooms and oath all improvements.
SO, iauitor. Wood a Mi,lrr, slg Nest 18th 81.
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10Th ST., 438, 43s WEST-Elcgnnt apartments
Inquire JASITOR.
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3lST ST, i6l WEST, Large, neatly furnished
comfortable room in private house; near l.
station
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2:iD ST, 1896 WEST. Second story front alcovS,
third floor front and back rooms; hall rooms.
23D ST., 3l2 WEST-Large and small nicely fur
niSlCd rooms, ~. 30 up: room for two. ~.
23D 81, oll W~EST-Lnrge square parlor and
blessing room: single rooms: gentlemen.
2aD ST, $40 W~EST-Niccly furnished small rooms
hp1tul mi ~ v.1tp~ NuitlIl, f.r pputlarren
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BNrliGArE AVE, near lS2d st, Elegant flats,
large and wcli-ligntcd rooms on each door.
with h1 m"der" I'M. %r"yonu'mt.
LEMON AVE. ;GG, near l2Sth -. EigEl light
r"uIlS and bath, S2i newly renovated, one
month, tree.
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l.rlI 81, 5 WEST, near 9th ave. Desirable
rnnlls lmr ono or Two geMilnImnl; thru floor.
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Furnished

BOlGRUM PIACE, 10, BrOOklyn-NICCly Iur-
nislcd purlUr fiUur to let; 81 IA week.
HOIT 81, IlS, Brooklyn-To let, lower part Of
house, furnished or uuiurnished, with private
family OF adults, owners; ! or b sunny rooms and
bath. complete Tor housekeeping; good order;
Improvements: 10 minutes walk OF bridge and
ferries; $40 monthly.
JTH AVE 100, Brooklyn Furnished second
floor for housekeeping complete; near Union
station; hot water; - weekly.
TO RENT-In the 'Jercrson,' corner Jefferson
and 1hroop ayes. Brooklyn. nrst-cIass S-rooin
mats. with heat Apply to janitor. On premises.
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Ed ST, 800 WiST-ITandsomely furnished front
par!Or; also neatly furnished room for one or
two gentlemen $3.50 weekly; private family.
22D 81, 3D. T-Desir hall room, with
closet, III private house; heated halls; gentle
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9TH ST, :ni WEST. housekeeping rooms,
81. ~ and 81: hall room, back parlor, rNtcnsion.
21rII 81. 30 NEST. Elegant sccond floor
room.
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9th ST. 327 WEST-I.arEe and small rooms,
handsomely furnished: private house, transients
accommodated tTrFls reasonable
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"5rH ST, 50 WFST-liandsbmc apartments, newly
furnish ID, en- suite; also rooms for gentlemen.
2GTII T 30 WEST. Large back parlOr, with
dressing room: hot and cold water; house in
in first class condition.
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- 32D 81, $50 WtSI-Largc sunny rooms; ample
closets; hot and cold water, bath housekeeping.
32D 81, 30S WEST-Niccly furnished rooms:
: lrINilegc OF llght hGmSekeep!ng. gas, bath:
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2I-T 81. 80 WES1-For gentlemen only, a few
newly furnished rooms, without board.
2lST 81. l21 WEST. Largo, handsomely fur
niSlCd room, newly painted and papered; near
|. station. references.
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Flats and apartments to Let.
Unfu1ojshed-Wes Side.


Aar1 ST. $50 AND 2s2 WEST, near broadway.
n n:sIy! d: s;ss% s. & Sh' ss and g sS'sa Gd %.' " |aIs Ia!
i /: Ssss .dsSs &. ssflssihSsGEsSSlss., iiss BnSadwa " f HSsI
ADD St, or j%anitor.
l3D ST., 223 WEST, near Broad wa, ELEGANT
single apartments Q rooms rom, ii am nh,, 6a, ma n sDidy
p III im~DIiovements: steam heated, ID aud Ith
I. SiicHoIas, i4sa broadWay, near AID ST. or
z3D ST., $50 25s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
three and four rooms, modern c9nvenleh,rs,
rents from sl5 to ST., In elegant fiat houses see
%1Th ST., 44S W~EST-Second floor: five large
rooms; all In good condition. |
9TH ST, 543 WEST. Five large rooms with
s.Rl t!n sfs. walls; '~0-w'"d0w N'''nen' '"O''
zsTH ST., 387 WEST. Most. desirable single
fiat, Z rooms and bath: beautifully decorated IN
white and gold; all improvements; "a moor; reil.
reasonable to good party. q. NICHOLAS, l4sb
Broadway, near 42d st, or janitor.
10Th ST. 43e, 4as WEsTnElsgnn apartments
"nu Inquire JANIToR.
BOTH ST., 400 WEST, near l. station 4 apart
ments q 3 rooms; range and Improvements III
DIST ct. $50 n 800 WEST. Very desirable
flats Of I and 8 rooms; all mproyements; newly
l PAINTED anS p'GGf e. Si6 Eff'S a s%0' iiss Broadway,
61sT ST, 312,. 3l4 and $40 WEST; Very desir-
ADle slnRlt Iht VI " Iobliio oh' 'h'h' 80 80,
provements; beautifully decorated In white and
gold; new houses, Just completed; steam heated.
q. NICHOLAS, 14S3 Broadway, near AID ST., or
janitor.
DIST ST., 248 WEST, near Broadway. Charm
ing single flats; models In every way: . rooms
and bath; elegantly decorated: every room light;
steam heat: all improvements; rent reasonable 10
desirable tenants; I'd floor. @. l4S'
Broadway, near AID st. or janltor.
9TH ST, 3G3 WEST, station Doth Corner
steam. heated flats, completely furnished to or.
der: Ave and six rooms; $50 upward, three hours
notice. Edgar.
bTTH ST. 430 WFST--All light, elegantly dec
GRATED seven room and bath apartments; pri-
vnte hall and separate servants stairway: rents
$40 to $40: each apartment 100 feet long.
9th ST.. 80 wESr-First floor. q rooms md
bath; improvements: neat cottage; fine neigh
borhood; adults only: so.
18TH ST., aA3 WEST-Elcgantly furnished flat,
eight rooms; elevator, steam heat. silver. china.
GOTH ST, 230 y 24l WEST. Apartments, .
TO o rooms. 81 to Sl3. See innitor or
\. i. JAYNE & U 254 West 23d st.
CPD ST., l48 VEST large, light rooms; halls
hpafpI. rpturpl rent suitable for large fulnIly,
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20TI ST, III WEST. Large room. nicely fur
nished; private house; for gentlemen only; ref
erenCr.
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RENT FREE TO DEC.

SIN elegant all light rooms; bath, handsomely
steam heated: near MurningSidr
Park and |, station; rents reduced from $40 and
S2:i to S2l to S2d. I'll West l2lst II.
SENEN and eight rooms, all large, with privat"
hall, every Improvement! III" most 'OiN tulrnllN
arrNnE ID flats ia I'll" CltN moderate rents t. per
mnnent parties, Malcolm, iuth St, coruth I'VE.
TIE TOW NSEND, 9UG West l2lSt II. Elegant
apartments, : large, Hight rooms, bath, steam
heat, latest modern impruN rin"nt>, near !. sta
tiun: rent SO to so, Apply 10 iallltor or
FREDERICK REED, Real Estate, 2nSS eth ave.
TIE Campbell, * West It'd ST., facing
Bryant Park Elegant apart meats, sugl" 0r On
suite. with az without private baths: team heat,
gas, rtamhrrinuld and hall boy service, elevator;
first class restaurant and cate,
WEST and Perry sts,, , and = rooms. Siu!"sit
Sand II Morton 81, = and ! uumS.-.Sl|tu /.
@2i West 18th ST., , and = ruulIS. u,-w,,S1 to 10
:iWi West 2,rh 81, ! rooms II
iDS West 10Th ST., = rooms :, .,.-.....,...,... IL
~ Nest :lth 81. :, rooms. u-.., ..,.-.,u.... 10
- Nest ,b'ih ST., = to rooms. ........r, ~ 10 II
30 Nest ION St, = rooms ........,.............. :
2ii2 LIST ave. = To ! rooms ......-. -..-.-.-~T to ~
All in first ullss order. '>rv lUuiturs or
=. Y. JAN\E&' u t6i Mes, Y1l st.
corner l+tlI II. and 9TH ave. Desirable" apart
mruts, ii luoms and bath, SOL To- s5.
FOLSOM BRDS., s>lb Broadway.
ST., - MONTHLY. Three choice front rooms,
TWO rear; private house; bargains. bs Grove
St, near lle"Ck"r II,
80 ELEGANTLY decorated SIX ruolus and
bath, Urpu-it" pIlYat" residences. choice luCa
ton. 80" !%aLitur, llS West cd II.
$40, S3S Extra light. corner, steam heated: Ill
improvements; IN pcrl'c; order. $50 West
oath St.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
FurnIshed-East Side,

IRVING PLACE, u. Three comfortably, fur
niHlird adjoining rooms: I'd floor; other rooms
yaT .rp,nanu
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CRhNRrRRl 81. 80. brooklyn. Upper part
oI horse: u rooms and bath 3 minutes walk
from bridge and ferry, rest OF house occupied by
oM nor.
DEAN 81, 1870. l!rouklyn-lo let. basement
and pnIiur iiun"s; all improvements perfect
condition. BWtiur.
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WANAOUE,

S57 $50 WEST 47TH ST.
Choice apartments now being elegantly redeco-
rated 10 rent to select small families: halls heated
six rooms and bath, all light: terms moderate.
Apply 10 J. g. Miller, owner. 2l6 West 5Oth st. :
AT THE WINDERHiERE,
4UU 9TH ST.
Apartments, single rooms, suits, furnished
or unfurnished, at moderate prices,
The Windermere Is select and central.
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unfurn'shsd-North OF ,.sth Street.

$40, S:'S Extra light. corner, steam heated. n
improvements; in pcrI'c; order. $50 We
Hith Il.
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3isT ST PIG WEST-IIandsomely furnished al
cove and other rooms; near elevator; prices. ~
to So. moderate,
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ETH 81, %h WEST. Fu. nishcd front hall
bedroom; private house ST. 10 per week. Mrs
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18TH ST. 90 W~EST-LarEc. high. front base
mont; gas, privilege laundry; housekeeping or
gentlemen; "a weekly.
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BOTH ST, 3G3 WET. Nicely furnished rooms;
light housekeeping; all conveniences; select
locality: home comforts; rent reasonable.
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BROADWAY, 1874. between 31st and 32d sts..
apartment 22-Furnished rooms. single or con
Meeting; elevator, hot and cold water; 50 and
upward; gentleman or quiet couple.
CHARLES ST, 81. Newly furnished back par
lor: southern exposure; terms reasonable.
CHA 81. ~. Newly furnished rooms for
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SAITH ST. % WEST-CharminR single fiat
model In every way: seven rooms and bath;
elegantly decorated: every room light; steam
heat; ali Improvements. Inquire j%anitor or owner.
sGTH ST., @ VEST. All light. 8 rooms; private
hall, steam heat, decorated all improvements:
H3o.
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CLINTON PLACE, III, between 9th and 9Th
aves. Large and small sunny rooms; house
keeping or gentlemen.
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jstlI 81. and 9TH ave.
order so per month. Apply Ia lnnitor, lOl
West 5Sth II.
THE VANDERBILT II AT|,
Lexington ave. and I;ld IT. Most central and
uny"ni"ntlprntiun suits of seven and nine rooms,
Spi"uhid order, $50 To siO per month.
THE LENNp%S
lHi East list H.. nrar Park ave. Single Hat, three
Nights uopi. so per iluaill.
TitE Bfi;INGAEIA.
$50 East 18TH 81. rarinr floor and basement, .
rooms, every Improvement! Sp per Ilurth.
4lS East hIth Il, : ruoHt,. bath, So Ia s;i2
RIO, $40 last HSth st., : ard rooms, ITO IS
i2S East SD ST, third Hat, : roonN
i~iuEl"j .............. .". .r.,,. r-r,nr ""r..r, Id
lW East list ST., top lint, : r"uir4 an
glrl ... ............ ..........-............ 10
80 Vast ~ ST., u Ums...r"."..""., ~
III East IN ST., , rooms -"...".... o. n,... ~
?br East 81 st., . rooms ,-,.r",...."o,r., ~
.2J IILSt SIl ST., u rooms ....,.,...uuu-.., ~ to 81
GOT East Sith St, u Oms-..-...o.... -
alS Fast sith ST., second fni CiHEiUl coz, 20
10 East tSth St. y rpuins...-..n.a.n.., -
iSsb Madison ave, opp"sii" Mt. Nor
rS rarl. a..,..,,..,..,,., ,u.. ,.,,.-....... ..-. ~
49, lSt AVE., Ninglc Hats, u rOuhs .o". -
Numerous Others,
tall and ste our lists.
III. VOTING e son.
J1tN 81. ana I'd ave.
2lSI 81, :u1. 80 let. four rooms on .IrSt floor:
Il big kilChru IN basement: bath hot aud cold
water. NIL tt,lN.nIplttSt may he st.., tilp LNtpE
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Furnished Rooms to Let.


CLINTON PLACE, As, ono block from Broadway.
Nicely furnished large and medium sized COINS;
terms reasonable. lSt Hat.
IRVING PLACE, ~, near Union square. Large.
pleasant room, well furnished; aisO hall room
gentlemen.
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Doctor ~ ~ ~
9TH ST, ii WEST, middle bell. 10 let,
large squar" room; running water; gentlemen
only; reasonable.
o-rIT Sr an. WEST, IT1nSoC ocninr rooyns
y, ~ AMI ii hnil room, btCL; nnrI,r rTteusinn'
;,-,,,, "a,
frnul roam win bath. Also tni,d Moor snuth
room.
suns sIrn5;In r ~m' ua,yly tn,,iisI,ed: hnnsn ron,
oyut"d. sanitary pIuinbin.. terms moderate.
J,ru ~, M WL-r Ni,eiy IA rnjsLeJ rooms foc
ligit loG,rkrrping: also laliuom; bath, rns.
2SrlI ST. 100 WEST, hat Il. Nicely furnished
rooms; plrlur and hrIroom with bath.
2STH 81. no6 WEST, TO LEI. II furnished hall
room by private family; ring LIST bell.
ogrIt ST :nn WEST Sc,ylv furnished roon1a
with hnth. every runvcnirnrS.
80 ~
-rnishad ,,,rirntn hGn.,. fnr ,7nnt Iemrn nnIxE I. raj rnf.
errncr.
49,,
.9lL 81, Sis NESI-i.arSe front hall room.
MN nfhl, "'S'-''"s' he'sho"' Hoon' beu''ehie"
o"'!' "i''ou
NTH 81, 500 WEST. 81; nicely furnished
rooms lor, hotSckerptng; S,iiEIe rooms, rl.oo;
dishes furnished; washing allowed.
29TIi ST, 37 WEST-I.argc and small rooms,
handsomely furnished; private house, transients
aeoonmouate'' ''r'"S reasohao'e'
18TH 81, 1896 WEST. Furnished room for gen.
tleman; private family. shtadcr.
The evening world., 1893-10-16

ODD ST., l48 WEST-B large, light rooms; halls
heated: reduced rent: suitable fol-. large ininlly.
G3D ST.. l83 WEST Elegant flats; steam heated
throughout: six light rooms; bathroom; all i'm
prOYements: &2T. 81,
The evening world., 1893-10-16

oFIII ST. :s2 WEST. Newly furnished rooms
with bath; every convenience.