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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-26
English Arrested.

The Humboldt county grand jury
indicted l. B. English for the murder
Of Fred Cady last Winter. English
was arrested Last Friday at Fort Nc
Dermit and 10 now jn the Winnie
mucca Jail. The Silver State thinks
there is no chance for a conviction,
and says the county will be put to the
expense Of trial that ia entirely IN
called for. Cady was the brother OF
Mrs. j. A. Plunmor formerly OF Elko,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-26
ESTRAY.

Found on the Diamond A Desert,
one brown horse, branded NO, on left
thigh; one red-roan horse, bald-fsce
branded and vented CIV on left thigh
Ton shoulder and no on left thigh.
Owner will please call at the Murphy
& Hill ranch, prove ownership, pay
charges and take the animals away.
+. A. CARRILLo,
North Fork,
( 5-26.30de, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-26
JUNE q, 1888.
THE NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA
BOUNDARY.

A Government surveying party 10
now at work near the Needles, on the
Colorado river, establishing the initial
point for the boundary survey between
Nevada and California. The heat is
almost uncomfortable on tho Mohave
desert ut this season OF the year, and
the surveyors experience much diff
Guilty in taking observations. The
work has to be done before sunrise or
at night, as the high temperature az
fects the atmosphere and the instru-
ments.
California claims that the new sur
vey will give that state from one to
five miles of territory from the
Needles to Lake Tahoe now attached
to Nevada. This claim is based upon
the supposition that the survey made
by Colonel Won Smidt several years
ago was irregular. It the claim is
established ma part Of the habitsble
portions OF Esmerslds and Douglas
counties, over which Nevada now has
jurisdiction, will be annexed to Cal
ifornia. The main object sought to
DO attained by California is to acquire
jurisdiction over Lake Tahoe. The
present line runs near the center Of
the lake north and south and Califor-
mia surveyors assert that the true
boundary is at or very close to the
eastern shore. Should the Govero-
ment surveyors now at work on the
line Hubstantiate this assertion Cal
ifornia will probably attempt to con-
troll the waters OF the lake, and divert
them from their natural channel,
which is the Truckee river, to the west
side Of the mountaina.-Journa
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-26
Krause's Headache Capsules-War-
ranted.
ATh0ughtful Person

eonsults his best interests by having
q box OF Krause's Headache Capsules
Mt hand; taken as directed will etop
any kind Of q headache, no matter
what the cause, in fact il your skull
was cracked it would prevent pain.
Is cts por box. For sale by +. f.
Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-26
Notice..

The Board of County Commission
ers at their last meeting ordered that
the public be, aud they are hereby
notified that all bills for ecalps that
may be presented to the Board from
and after this date will be positively
rejected.
E. e. BILKET,
Elko. March g, 1893. Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-26

Oregon expects to clip 1900 900
pounds of wool this year, her increase
IN sheep over last year being estimated
at 80 por cent.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-26
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A fine display OF silver ware, fanoy
diehes, lamps, knives, foFks, spoons
etc., Mt The EFT. M. Coz. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in their liRe ever brought "
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-26
spring and summer samples.

We have just received about 500
samples Of mems cuttings for custom
made clothing for Spring and Sum
mer. Suite made TO order from go
up. Give us call.
q "a. Rr1NHARr. =
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-26

Banjo, violin ana guitar strings, y
hneassortment. at Mu Iler'a.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-26
Q Began to Feel Mun0ry

HOOPS PILLS cure liver ills, constipation
bilionsnesS, JaundIce, and alex headache.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
THIEVES THICK IN DENVER.
A Judges Leniency Makes Sum-
mary Police Measures Necessary.
Citizens Aiming Themselves Against
Burglars and Footpnds.

DENVER. Col. Dec. 1S.-Sherln Bur
chcnill has undertaken to aid the police
in Kidding the city of the criminals and
suspicious characters. An unusually
large number has nocked to the city
since the close OF the Worlds Fair.
over eighty men were arrested Friday
and Saturday for vagrancy. If dis
charged to-day by Police Magistrate
Frost, as IL expected from his previous
action in such cases, they will be i'm
mediatcly re-arrested by deputy shcriffs
and taken before Justices OF the Peace
for trial.
a committee of the Council will be
present in the Police Court this morn
ing to observe Judge Frosts methods
OF dealing with such cases with a view
to preferring charges against him be-
fore the Governor, and securing his re-
moval II possible.
Judge Frost has repeatedly refused to
convict prisoners on the unsupported tes-
timony OF policemen. and the officers
alleged hat the prevalence of crime Is
mainly due to his leniency. There have
been 70 many highway robberies and
burRlarics of late hat many citizens
have begun to carry firearms for their
protection.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
JOHN BOWLING IS DEAD.
Jnnitor lyman May BE Charged
with Murder.

John Bowling died in the New York
Hospital this morning. lie was shot
early yesterday morning by James Ty-
nan. %janitor of the Grand Opera-House
Hall.
Hospital. He was shot early yesterday
morning by James lyman. %janitor of the
Grand Opera-House Hall.
The Geyser Association had given n
ball there Saturday night and bowling
was present. He was found asleep after
the rest had left, and lyman, desiring to
close the hall. ordered him out,
According to Tynan's statement Dow
ling attacked him with an ice-pick, and in
~self-defense he fired ..,ree shots. The
first struck the ceiling. The second en-
tered Dowling's neck. and the third his
abdomen. The injured man ran to the
A. ID. T.. office, go West Twenty,-third
street. An ambulance was called and
he was sent to the hospital.
lyman gave himself, up later In the
day. He was arraigned In Jefferson Mar
ket Court to-day and held without bail.
Bowling was twenty-six years old and
lived Mt go Tenth avenue lyman lives
at 253 West Twenty-ffth street.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
BAXTER STREET CANDY ROAST.
Two Alarms Sent Out for Mar
kOvitZ Brothers. Store.

Fir broke out Mt $50 this morning
in the candy factory OF Markovitz
Rrotners, at 17 Baxter street. Two
alarms were sounded. 1t was cxtin-
guished in half an hour, being confined
to MarkovitZ Brothers place. Most OF
the damage was done by water.
Jacob M~arkovitZ, one OF the partners,
refused 10 give an estimate OF the dam
age or to say for how much the firm
was insured.
Il am really only the foreman he
said, and my brother. Herman, who Is
no" on the road ceiling goods, is the
only one who has charge OF insurance
and such matters"
The origin of the fire Is a mystery.
Judah Miner builds n fire In two
stoves in MarkovitZ Brothers place at
$40 er"ry morning. lie then goes away.
The fire was discovered by an eleva-
tor boy. who turned in the first alarm.
Other firms In the building are Bau-
man IL Fleming. venecrs; Sinclair d.
Valentine. printers inks; Refer Manu-
featuring Company, billiard cues: Fos-
ter Manufacturing Company. fire. sup
and Bardsley Brothers, furniture.
The greatest damage Is supposed to
have been lone to the latter, who are
directly beneath Markovitz Brothers.
j. w. Bardsley is the owner OF the
building. His damage Will probably not
exceed $500. fully covered by insurance.
All tenants are fully insured.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
END OF A PEACE CELEBRATION.
Two Men In the Hospital and Two
In Cells.

Michael Iorlo, twenty-one years old,
OF One Hundred and Eighty-fourth street
and narlem River. and Frank Petite. of
Az West One Hundred and Fiftieth
street. were committed without bail in
the Harlem Police Court this morning
to await the result of injuries inflicted
on Carmine Petite. brother of Frank,
and Pasuuale lorio. who are now in
Manhattan Hospital.
turmine Petite has several knife
wounds in the body, and Pasquale Iorio
has deep stab wounds In the right side.
The Petitos and lorios are ~neighbors.
A feud of long standing has existed be-
tween them. A truce was patched up
some time ago and yesterday IA peace
Celebru ton was held.
When the draughts from the beer can
began to take effect the old fcud broke
out again. and n free fight followed. The
police were called and two of the lighters
were taken to the hospital and the other
two TO the one Hundred and Fifty
second street police station.
The evening world., 1893-12-18

FREE RENT 10 JAN. 1.
luIst 81, near Madison ave, Nos. 30, % 4 81:
flats OF u rooms; all improvements; IN very iiuc
order; SIG TO $50 per month. Apply to iauiiur or
Oil. NOLIlSG Il SON, AGENTS,
b.Il -. AZ "A ava
The evening world., 1893-12-18

would be about so n day. This would
be $3.50 n year for each boat. and al.
lowing $1,000 for wear n tear would
leave 1850 per annum on each boat,
which is "A good return for the money
invested"
In two years the city of New York
has paid Sl9O.5g2 for the use of n dozen
scows. money enough to build thirteen
of these patent dumping boats.
1t Is safe TO affirm that fully 500, 900
has been wasted" In this deal I'm dump
ing-scows. The city has been compelled
to pay $lJ0.502 for work which should
ave cost but $50, 900.
with n waste" Of $4,000 In the pur-
chase OF ash-cart horses, sis. 900 In horse
feed and over SlO0. 900 in the rental OF
scows in these three items alone. there
IL m aggregate waste OF nearly $500.
900, and all within the twenty-four
months OF Brennan's administration.
What "A handsome "divvy' there Is In
this!
Is II any wonder that tho taxpayers
OF New Yor nave been grumbling about
bis taxes and unclean streets.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
OFFICERS PERSONALLY LIABLE.
Church Trustees Must Pay a Note
Signed by Them.

rae German Evangelical Church. of
York vile. In January, 1892, became finan-
cially involved. The officers borrowed
500 of Henry Ebling. one OF the men,
beIs. They executed n note for this
aTount payable to MIR. Ebling, and
signed by Ludwig Gocbel, Louis Goebel
and Robert Kiefer, the President, Sec
spectively.
The note became due In July, 1892, and
when was demanded of the
the church had no money with which to
pay the note.
MIR. Ebling retained Alfred Steckler to
sue the makers Of the note for the
amount due him. The case came up for
trial In the city Court. and Justice
Fitzsimons directed "A verdict for the
plaintiff for the full amount with inter
EST.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
THREE Men SHOT IN ROW..
Paolo and Mulfso Wounded with
the Same Pistol,
Noll Says He Tried to Separate Them
and Was Also Hurt.

Francisco Paolo. OF 1913 Mott street. and
Nicolo Mulnso, Of 2O7 Mott street, are in
ST. Vincent's Hospital suffering from
pistol shot wounds. Paolo has II bullet
in his left leg. and Mulnso has n cash
left by the lcadon missile under his left
eye.
James Noll is held by the police as a
witness OF the Sight in which the men
were wounded. lie has IL bullet wound
in his hand.
The fight occurred last night in the
apartments of Mrs. Joseph Latino, at
ia Mulberry street
Policeman Flatley. OF the Tenth Pre-
cinct. heard the shots and rushed into
the place. and found the men wounded
as described. lie sent for an ambulance.
and had them taken to the hospital as
prisoners.
Noll was caught as he was leaving the
house.
He said that he and the other men
were calling on Mrs. Latino, whose hus-
band is an undertaken, and who was alb
sent at i funeral. NOll said that Paolo
and Multiso, who are brothers-in-law.
began to fight.
Mulaso. who are brothers-in-law. began
to fight.
Paolo pulled n pistol and shot Mulhso.
and then Mulfso grabbed the pistol.
turned It on Paolo and shot MIN.
Noll saya he tried to part the com
batants, and received n wound In the
hand from q bullet while doing so. Then.
he says, he started to run into the
street To call u policeman and was him
self arrested.
The pistol. with three empty shells,
was found In the hall near where Noll
vas arrested. He could not explain
the proximity OF the weapon.
In the rombs Police Court this morn
Ing Justice Martin read n statement
from the hospital surgeons to the effect
that the wounded men were in a
serit US condition.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
EVERY ONE GOES THERE.
Cammeycr's the Mecca for Sixth
Avenue Holiday shoppers.

To the thousands of holiday shoppers
that nowadays daily throng Sixth avenue
there is no establishment that attracts
their attention more than Camneyer's
shoe emporium. at Twentieth street.
Two sales In waterproof russets n
patent-leather gentlcmen's shoes are now
going on and drawing big crowds. The
cut of the 81. 70 genuine alligator slippers
to 81 80 and the 81 Dongola house slippers
to N.I5 has made glad many II mans
heart.
The ladies. too. have been favored. A
81 house slipper, of quilted satin and fur
trimmed, Is probably the sweetest thing
In n long line of satin. kid and patent
leather slippers. Ladies' carriage boots
are offered from 81 up. and a great va
riety In other lines at similar bar
gains. :"
The evening world., 1893-12-18

A glance AT the mOntnly record OF the
money paid TO the Barney Company dur
ing Brennan's administration Will disclose
the fact that on April | last the amounts
paid for the use of scows suddenly in
creased, with no cause or reason.
Here Is a waste of many thousand dol
lars.
Was there a deal and a "divvy?"
The figures quoted herein include every
day In the year, Sundays and holidays, as
we'll as week days. The rate per day
for each scow Is computed for the entire
ference in the rate OF 1892 and that Of
1893 amounts to 50 per dav for each scow.
As there are now twelve scows used by
the STRENGTHENING Department. there
has been 9 waste of sos per day since
April !, 1899,
and, for July, sS,SiS, making siS,i7G waste
during the last four month of Bron-
mans administration. And tins waste"
Is still continuing.
The Barney Dumping Boat Company
controls a patent on its automatic self.
dumping boats. The most OF its scows
been punt OF iron as an experiment and
at an increased cost. ~
NJ. Hubble, the oat builder, of q State
street, nit and constructed for the
Barney Dumping BOat Company a MUM
Der OF It's patent scOws at 4 ne. cost a,
$4,000 for the wooden boats, and SlS. G0
for the experimental iron boats.
Mr., Hubble was interviewed by m
Evening World' reporter yesterday.
When. he was asked VIVA would be A
ialr price Tor the city to pay for IT'S
rental OF the Barney scows he said
"A fair. conservGt tive, profitable price
Tor the Use or rental OF these scows
The evening world., 1893-12-18
MAY EXPEl SIX STU DENTS.
They Posted Ballet-Girl Pictures on
Exeter Academy Walls.

~ ~
EXETER NJ. H.. Dec. ls.-It is expected that
within the next twsnty-four hours the names Of
the young men who posted cuts OF ballet girls
on the walls OF the Exeter Academy recitation
halls will be public.
1t was alleged that the work was done by out
siders. but II Is now known that six well-known
students OF prominent families were responsible.
One Is the son OF II well-known Massachusetts
man. another Is a scion OF a prominent family In
the South. a third comes from the West. where
hu father IL we'll known In public life, and tho
others are all members Of wealthy and aristocratic
f-milies.
The boys obtained the Autographs from a local
bill poster. and the manager OF the Exeter Opera
House, who. 1t was said, was responsible.
has tho names OF the young men. and has told
them that he will give the list to the faculty.
II IL said that he refused $500 offered him TO
suppress them The young men implicated have
threatened revenge. All of the offenders will un-
dOubtedly he eSpelled and perhaps prosecuted. A
special meeting OF the trustees Of the Academy
Is to be held here tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
ONE WEEK OF GALES.
Stormy Passage of the British Steam
ship Olympia.

Capt. Coleman. of the British steam
ship Olypia. which arrived this morn
ing from Hamburg, which port she left
Nov. %, reports Il most tempestuous
voyage.
From Dec. 10 the ship met with a con-
southwest gales with terrific. high seas,
ut lines blowing with hurricane force.
Twice the rudder-chains parted. The
cabin-door was forced open by a sea
ing and stores. The boat lashings were
carried away n considerable other
damage was done about decks.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
OVERCOME BY GAS.
arsman Collins Found I'm
conscious In n Lodging House.

Thomas Collins, aged tw~cnty-eight
years. n man-o'-warsman, was overcome
by gas in the Kenwood House. at 81
Bowery this morning.
He was perfectly sober when he hired
room 30 on the second floor ut . o'clock
this morning, n left word to be called
at five. At hat hour Night Waterman
Everett Goggins raped on the door.
and as there was no response, went into
the room. Collins was on the bed I'M
conscious. The gas Jet was turned on
slightly.
John Howard. proprietor of the place.
called an ambulance from Gouverneur
Hospital, and the man was taken there.
1t Is thought that he will recover
In the lodging-house they think the
man left the gas burning and 1t was
blown out.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
PLOT TO DEFRAUD CREDITORS.
Three Michigan Clothiers Arrested
Goods Worth 1927 900 Missing.
ny Associated Press.

Wy ~ TTtHs'T
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Dec. Isl.
NJ. Jacobs, a clothier here. n his BROTH
cr, j. l." Jacobs, a cloth!er, at Albion.
were arrested last night on the charge of
conspiracy. The men are relatives OF
Morris Rosen. of Grand Ledge. who Sc
cured S2I, 900 worth OF goods on time, and,
II Is alleged. spirited them away.
The Jacobs are charged with being
implicated with Rosen In d~efrauding his
creditors. The officers claim to have a
clue to where n large amount of the
goods has been secreted.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
SHOT A HIGHWAY MAN.
Il unSas City Young Man Mortaily
Wounds q Street Robbcr.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. lS,-An un-
known highwayman attempted to hold
up a young man at Wyandutte and Sixth
streets early this morning, and was IA
tally shot by the latter.
The would-be robbcr received n bullet
directly over the heart. though
weakened by loss OF blood. fought hard
before he could he arrested, He refused
to divulge his name.
The evening world., 1893-12-18

James Mccormick. eighteen years, Of 80 Co'am-
ha place, was handed over to United States
Commissioner Fellows by Justice Tlghc. of the
Butler Street Police Court, brooklyn, this morn.
ing. Mccormick was detected yesterday in pass
ing a bogus silver dollar on James Mclaughlin,
Of i22 seventh avenue,
The evening world., 1893-12-18
WHISKEY TRUST WINS A SUIT.
Decides that Its Rebate Sys-
tom Is Lawful.

PEORIA, Ill, Dec. lS,-OmcIals OF the
Whiskey Trust are in high feather over
u decision which has just been rendered
in their favor in a suit attacking their
famous rebate system.
Tho National bistiilinS Company o;
Milwaukee. one OF the distributors OF the
Trust. was sued by the Cream city I'm
porting Company 10 recover rebates, and
the court held ;hat they We're entirely
within the law, and THAI the court could
not iMierfere.
The evening world., 1893-12-18

A LITTLE JEWEL, daintily furnished, white A
gold will sell every thing, 500: aymcnts re-.
quircd 50 weekly, nothing IN advance: or will
242 w. 23d ST.
CORNER FLAT, : street windows, I rooms a
bath; nicely furnished, complete for housekeep-
Ing: only SO weekly: centrally located: refer
enccS. Apply EAS1uN, lHS9 broadway.
WE WILL FURNISH n fiat complete 4 ready
for Housekeeping. including the linen, crockery,
&C.. on terms of 80 Il $40 per week until paid Tor:
YOUR choice ot an Immense assortment OF furni-
lure carpets, -;Igj Il curtains. odd fancy parjor
pieces Il u score OF pretty things to make a home
inviting: call for estimate q price list. HENRY
NAMES Il SONS. 42H.43l Sth ave. between
3lSt K sd stS. open evenings.
The evening world., 1893-12-18

l25TII ST, go W. 8 rooms & bath, all i'm.
VruvcrUcnLS, convenient to l. station: rent, $50.
Apply to FOWLER BROS GrocerS, or janItor.
i31rH 81, - W., between 9TH & LenoX ave-. =
= desirable single Hats Can now be engaged ny
refined family at adults only, having satisfactory
references; wei WORTH inspection, X suitable for
Clerks, statesmen 4 others engaged IN mercantile
pursuits; rents SO " SIS; polite ianitor will
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Flats and Apartments to Let.
Unfurni.hce-west Side.

ST. NICHOLAS AVE. 3g3, near l3ist st.
Elegant bats, q rooms bath, private halls,
nicely decorated steam heat; near l. station
$50 SO. Apply IN pronlises.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Took u Dose of Poison.

Harris Perrior, AGED hf'y years, Of l;O Division
street, attempted Suicide this morning hy taking
poison. llc WAS taken to Gouyerncur Hospital I'M
conscious.
The evening world., 1893-12-18

MIRRAN'S, 2O"G3d ave-, near ll",h 81.
CORNER FL At TO L~ET-Suitahle Tor doctor.
drpvsmakrT or other business; also Hat, $40 Il
month. Apply on premises, 40 Lexington ave,
corner snth ST., or at 1850 w. 2Sth -.
The evening world., 1893-12-18

ELL KEPT apartment In tour, family Hat 10
eLt good location. CANTOR, 2lU Il. DJth 81
The evening world., 1893-12-18

East Side.
AVE B., 147, opposite park, Sd bell-For 2 gem
tleman, with or without board; home comforts.
CLINTON PLACE, IL. near Broadway-Two
large parlors and connecting room, furnished or
unfurnished, for private family or club.
LEXINGTON AVE, 564-Lady living alone will
let 3 large. front, nicely furnished rooms; run
ming water, bath. gas: all conveniences for house
keeping or gents; seen Sunday terms low. ID
bell.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Furntshcd-Hobokeo.

OR j ELEttANT ROOMS, furnished or unfur.
nished. with nll improvements, to let suitable
or young couple; Owest rates. Corner Id q
hudson Sta. Huboken, X. j.
The evening world., 1893-12-18

HAMILTON AVE, 500, BrooElvn-Two-story
house; nice order: z rooms aud . stores; rent,
500.
TO LET-lIousr. : rooms: nice order: close &c
bridge 500. Cook, 30 Sands ST., Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Houses Wanted.

FURNISHED HOUSE, vicinity ODD ST. station.
WESEit d %. Real Estate, go Columbus
ave.
WANTED-Sma elegantly furnished fiat or
house: good neighborhood: Brooklyn Heights
preferred. Address full particulars. l.. p, box
b42 World, Brooklyn.
WANTED, house, suitable for
within 10 blocks of Grand Central Depot; no
agents. ESTATE, go 81 ave.
WANTED-House for boardcrs or roomers. Adj
dress Crane, lis Bellovillc ave, Newark, NJ. j.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Flats and Apartment. to Lot.
furnished Jersey City.

HALLIDAY ST, 2lS-l- room foor furnished
for housekeeping, ~. u weekly 10 minutes TO
New YORK Pacific ave. trolley passes the house;
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Furnished Houses to let.

ID AVE. 2i3S. corner 10th 81. Elegant iur-
nished corner house. with good paying cigar
store near Suffers Park garlOr floor L store rem;
free; very cheap.
d-STORY BItOWN-STONE, II rooms filled with
b%oarhers: will sell all or part very reasonable;
excellent location. 45th st. box 2SI World, up
town.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Unfurnished Rooms to Let.
Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

DRESSMAKE R wants two unfinished rooms In
good locality, from 4th to 18th aves. state lowest
terms. Address A., box 30 World, uptown.
FOR LADY. ! or 2 sunny unfurnished rooms,
running water. between 4th Il 18th ayes. state
price; references. =. b., box 3U4 Uptown World.
LADY desires 2 unfinished rooms; west side:
6lst to 10th -. references. Nurse, 95 Am
sterdam ave.
ONE OR TWO unfurnished rooms wanted, in
flat preferred, by lady in business moderate
terms. Address Fraser, box 81 Uptown World.
TWO unfinished rooms. with board, by lady &
boy, In fiat or private house, not above W. 43d
ST. reasonable. Schrieber, 200 w. lOlst 81.
. oR3uNEuRNismED Rooms; private house
Uptown World.