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The evening world., 1893-10-30


TIE fNhN.
loi ia>t at ST., near Park ave, sinGl" flat,
'hI'' "-''> '''r per ''"l'h'
\. THE lOIl-I ~ T., - East lujlh ST.. near
Madison ANn. trt uud top iIAts to rent. ,iN
r,.u>a aud luIhrpuU'. Amy 10 uWnrI, ON prrm-
','''
y. N-b 81, ~ ! NNl Top ana phr,"r nn',
" KY ",, '"S''tN "',m,H',,
,.',, '"' '"''''' ' "' ''''' w. 'lt'H ~
.
y CON- WIN lfh ana la'l tunes mr." - lard.
why f" u - l'a', where hnl',uuly At" heated"
.st N'4',. >%hIl/ari brought i"nnni> '"lnn il.r k,
DIG nu' Lansing, u, \lChulnS ave, i2iiU HuI
l!rtu oi-.. near l. -iu'ipl: rents 80 and upNHr',
.n '~'".uo," adjoining, NJ Sip 10 rtu, punil"
wl.,unG q" r'"nug,,i "ntLli To visit these u.H',
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RUTLEDGE,

Wi~TN>D SID -.
'u" or 'N, hand HTNu Apartment TO I'us" from
tn.. !. ip first elias. tenants only, DI" corner
.r.uuu Nnus. 'u~rr'ul's Hd.l'"l iur physician, all
,sIf and sunny .f"I'u ltti and hHll attendance,
rem. 'nll,"d. .Iumtur. or
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So PER MONTH, house, q rooms: MI Improve.
mcEts. Inquire nj 90 Trinity ave, near
ldlst 81.
S'aD--A THREE-STOEN and basement ll-roorn
private house: elegant condition. Apply 10,
East liGh 81, or NIBNAN'S, gE!u RI ave.
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N~r Two sunny square
g J ullSrN," piug large closets;
L.ILA- lLLNuL- LnII-n
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. 20 ut.. g. r'Nr.rus lau.-tE., ....f. ',I
.' sDN0u .N'ms .ul nat' al. soup .'r'u,uE-
.4r.. .ft.. H... n.. rrr.. 49, 80
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Furnished Rooms 70 Let.


eH3t oljG.
,rIIT ~r.. 2ll EAST Two furnished rooms for
l'iy or < mrlomnn; ra,h; gas: 81. co. Bran.
nriuc,.
I~,n ~, lH2 El~r-:ls single fats, : rooms,
Io~rm 81, l7iEN~r Furnished front p.rior,
vim airuv" b~rlruull, sui'uJlr for two young
mpl ur doctor.
IlIrII 81. %" EAST rwo sunny square
running water: str."llr private hol-c.
li@1u FL. ~ East 10 let, furnished room
Il|riI ~. - EAST Comfortably furnished
front room. with connecting bedroom; S2.5U.
HATH 81. $40 EAST aicely furnished large
sunny room. with connecting bedroom. running
water LIS, bath.
Il5TlI -r.. ilo EAST Nicely furnished aIcove
room men or housekeeping, 81. ~; also hall
lIJrH 81. l26 EAST Above room for one or
Two g"Itcman or COUPLE: also smaller rooms
suitable for g""tl"lmcr; all convrnicnccs, private
lUrIi 81. IiG EAST Handsomely furnished
parlor and beck pnrior, for n pr stefan. Cold
roo.u,, together or sincly.
ll7TII 81. li3 Asst. corner lexington ave-
,,N"Nl% furnished rooms, suitable Tor two; board
llSriI 81, ~ rAsT Niccly furnished front
ro"ni, ~; also hail room, -.
lluru 81. Im3 EAST Large and small rooms:
alSn hnGk pnrlor; housekeeping or gentlemen;
l2!Hr ST.. l6l EAST Two nicely furnished
uiCONr rooms. closets: running water, bath:
prlNni" house; reasonable.
l22D -. Tth ave, 2ull Elegant rooms, singly
or en- suite; tail" hoard; references.
AIMnN. having mail cosy flat, Fast 10Th ST.,
VII let pHrlOr bedroom to u gentleman; S5a
week Hebrew preferred. W. F., box 80 Up
town World.
\ LARGE HAL ROOM to let. convenient 10
l2bth 81. |. station. Il. =, box 623 Harlem
World.
LADY employed can have neat furnished room,
BATH privileges, ~ per month. Address Private
Family, box 2hl World Branch, 1883 I'd ave.
PLEASANT COTTAGE, $50 East ll0th St
Two small connecting rooms. 81. SO weekly,
comrl"t" huusekccpiNE: rnrl free.
w larg" rooms; furnished or unfinished In
single flat nice location. r., box t37 Harlem
World.
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leIH 81 1h3 WEST Large rooms, furnished,
Ltn' hnG C,ysn 'As, bath; open CRATE, mod
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18TH 81. II WET \ few nicely furnished
r""U>' ~. c"n'"nl"n'"s; terms - 10 Sln.
18TH ~. "a, NI~I single and double r0ons'
handsomely furnished. al! imnruyements 81
TO 81 per week.
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unfurnishcd Houses TO Let.


BATHGATE AVE, near l72i Il. queen Ann
cottage; all improvements concrete cellar; hot.
ar furnace: 81. clinton ave, ga l'iih ~.
cellar; hot-air furnace" So.
BEACH ST, 5d-To let; ~ rooms; suitable Tor
boarding house. Apply 10 i. +, Il &. II
WAINWRIGHT warrf'n or apply On premises.
JACKSON ST. ~, = story ,ngl store; ,r.u' 40
sdif BrnadWay, My,
PRoSPECL PLACE, y, east q "a ave-, 1otMcrn
FIELD & 5sl tHlrimbrt ave. corner SSH st.
6rH Aye NpEfh nI :, 1 r. %G III III! 99f A. Tn F A.
two floors, nine handsome" rooms: rent 80.
Apply owner onicr, +%d West iaW St.
25TH ST. $40 EAST four-erog house or N
r. II, ni-fFS, 40 East Goth st.
18th ST. near Broadway i,rory, ~ rooms,
HEWITT. l5G' Broalvny.
BID ST, 4OB Eh,"r y, story AMI basement.
6R5 SGq@S .s &n4 E, nth b; rent only SO. EDGAR
1lsTH ST.. 20 WEST, nyor Leuo' ave. Lrrs",
hnnhsonc 3-stOry rrivat" ]r"~ilurc ilnw"iiu"
ccc'ipatlon: moderate rent, mc.ty decorated.
Agent on premisaS
18TH ST., rs EAST, near Mnnai norri, Iark
history nruwli sion" house ryn' lu" from uu"
until MAY. Apply ,ti~ East l2j'h =.
125IH ST., 3Si EAST 10 let, pn,n'" house, ~
rooms, with Improvements: rent lu".
A~DESIRAEI.E HuU~I. I'm suburb, for small
family; handy to ely: rent rrlu"ul ~ So. For
particulars call to-day lgII Wulan 70" gvE..
corner last lJSth VI.
A .THREE.~T0RY BRICK und hgDwr-,lonc
house in E'>' ln;h 81. near 2Inru, 1t rooms,
al Improvement: Immediate 10 H"- ON. rent.
SlS2On. FULLER IL FlDrIiNGliANl olj
Broadway.
HOUSETO LET: $ rooms. bath an. laundry.
nll Improvement: plo' iuNlOu. 10th Il. rent
S27.bo W. Z. Andrews, 1894 Vanderbilt ave.
TO LET, WITH IMMIplNrE ~roNSr~~iON,
T~HREE-SIORN DWELLING HOUSE,
"a BArIi&ArL ANl;.,
10 Close Closet to am F f,N y a, Sln'lGT q. IiMh ut
with three city lots, irlit., flowers, Sc.
~PiSSE>~lbN: re"t very low.
Apply TO A TAN~flI, Agent, H.WU""i ave.
TO LET So. near l. station. = story and base
ment high.stoop brick private luu-r: ~ rpniu>:
all Improvements; also modern i'ui,. lHrF" rouwS.
all improvements, $l2 10 $40. Inquire uf ~
w. G. rH: builder, U:licr Ri ave. HHl l6lst
ST. open sundays.
TO LEr-An old house, with stable attached.
ground IN 2ith Nartiu This city, low rent, tall
or address j. G. J. L~ANGhElN, ! Brokmnn s..
TO LFT-A nov, improved house. q rooms, bath;
nos ~ by 10; lot - hr 100; rear lot % by
100; one block from Clnr mount Park - rail
roads; rent $50 per month: iUsai Morris ave. near
l13d ~. For fur,h"rpaTiGUlarS inlui'v oi
NJ. WoIB\'ii, "a Thomas 81.
So PER MONTH. house, - rooms: nh improve.
mcTts. inluir" nj 90 Trinity ave, near
l6ls, ST.
S%D-A THREE-STOEY aud basement II room
private house: elegant condition. Apply 10:
East il0th st, or MuRWAN's, ~@E!u@davG.
Brooklyn.
TO LET-HouS-s, $50 ptrmnuth: new, q rooms:
al Improvements: brick: 100 feet from nm
Sirirn station. Kings County l. road. uprn sun
duNs, apply there. Thu German American I'm
pruNemrni Company.
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Wes. Side.

AMSTERDAM Az T., ;06 Furnished room to
lot; would Tx" to have respectable Lady TO room.
CHARLES ST. "a -paTlOr and basement floors:
light housekeeping; $500 per week; or viii
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ssh ST.. East, iIS, scr,n nj tat S,uglnn 81.
'G|l It,, I a {, l'N, TIM! HAT, : room, ,in2lrn 81
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18TH ST. los WEST Large back parloT- IIT.
small IDnu. -.
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BLACKBURN"

TTTT TTT- W. " ~ " T
rec usur ulumhU ave.
E"lur" SOLICITING yI apartment 40 not IAN 10 IN
-p"'' 90 liI" Blackburn. '' lh"s" elegant houses
,yuIiI every convenience pII comfort. zach
apartment lH- : ard > large rooms, direct %"Ii>iI"
h-ht, rtpiu"t trimmed, mlrrurs, gas fixtures uun
uplrgrUfUr-. pI-sulrn,r elevator steam h"ri, ~. (;
lhu Wl.ubuiluud Is ia every way 'r,itihlr. a.!
rIu-u p]IaaIuItv 80 ~" t"It'l Park, IN" elevated
UHiupIi-. 'rra-'Ouu and h"ui"t .lf'l railroads, &C. 4;
L..-- nm ~ -. A.L-- ~. -L.--L-
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srIH IT. PA East Two furnished rooms for
nrluu,.
ln,n M 100 /. ,-1,- ~. .Inrln ~ rnn,,,.
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10TH IT, 3N WEST Furnished rooms, "a
.luni lu's' h"ated, closets bath; near elevated
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WESTPRRT-SO. as WEST 73D ST,
a most desirable apartment, eight rooms and
bath: passenger and service elevators; all mod
orn COrvCnienCcS. Apply to janitOr or
JOHN y. FARQTHAISOS 335 boulevard.
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ESD 81, ~! EAST Flat. Uall ugh, rooms and
bfh: hWd,pmrly decorated so JnnltUr.
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NEW AMSTERDAM,

'rl}}, & %Ii2" II i, r.,n,r c,,pmrp. ave-.
lh' iul'.' APARTMENT huusr in the city. suits Of
l,2n i,t.G +" ,,fht room, I,rSG omI Ia Sni"nI,i
tiu 'l,% vni"r>, han boys, yuli"r~, Nc; inspections
'"''''"' vcG,I"/HINNE SH%. va # st. ana "a ayo.
\, 100. A>p!u WEST lorll n IIqud~om"
i o"i > ,'%lmT and % .q',,; sGG9'"' in,I; %%I"9q"'Iy
ktNrNIt a sos, oO9 IN ave.
BEL \Ilt, ms WEST GI>T ST. seven rooms, all
improvements, $50 worth $50 Inquire Of
'T1i Ia. t,. Eli' 1>,,. SfyD Ta a%a "I ra3,,> t"? III r %il
wo0'n. John a. Morris, l"o West l"th 81.
Cul;\Er ~iugl" ruf d"unl" hat, I, %. Il, : and
Nrurns. CALLAHAN, 900 Amsterdam ave.
nN\I -uNEi uui > rnpu~. hr,'rl Hat. ut u
Wet ipth S.. elegantly Hn""rot"d. Win an In
pr,,onl"urs. Junrr,r o. H. hEMrNEii sos.
Ifh Nlh ave-.
81" FLATS ~Is -o6mi AMI 6n'h, all improve.
u"nt,: ~ to- 10 W,~t ll6th -, md sos - 3OS
" "t llirh It,. 81" up. H. u. 'o"hlanA -
West llnih s., or iuni'"r
SECOND aud top floor: NJ improvements; pri-
'uIiEN'~. Uo@ Sth ayr,
IlIi. row ~END. g,,i Nr.t lIlSt 81. Elegant
]nrnrtl, MS: : lnrt" liEnt rooms; bath, steam
h'i'; uI rud"rn Improvements; urnr !, ]~tUtiou;
I T"!,I. i ,aar e, s,,' Ito. 2ossggG IN to "J i%a"''"'"F '%r"'''''N
VI~lEHLY Ar~\RrNIE>r House, northwest
r",ncr pam 81. ogI On ay" n,".HirahI" apart
FOLSOM nliu~.. SO broadway.
So Tr SIS Beautifully decorated q light rooms,
,,d,.Ns,lE, anl bathrooms; near station. o.
-, ~ENEN light rooms; modem improvements:
halls heated perfect order; indrc mruts. 2l7
M"et 10Th Il, i"lr H~"omlwhy.
) NSN U-lInOM FLOOR and bath, Sl% I" SIS,
In NuS. 3ui 10 81 uI>p q nud ! rooms ut 2Til 81
Sth ave; halls heated; SJtpSlG.
20 AND 2G7 WEST ESD 81, CORNER or
NilI Avn. EI"gInr, newly painted and Tres
crud apartments. each room Ines tWu windows
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CHARLES ST. IS Widow living alone would
let ON" or twOt furnished rooms. Grantting's bell.
CLINTON PLACE, Ill. between 9TH and eth
ayes. Large and small rooms; light hOusckrep-
ing or gentlemen.
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brooklyn.

TO LET nu,rs, $50 plT month: new, q rooms:
az improvements: brick, 100 feet from an
Sir'nn station. Kings tpuniy |. road. open sun
days, apply there. Tho German. American I'm.
pruNenlrni Company.
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WANERLEN PLACE. l2G-A very nicely fur
niahcd room, with steam heat. Wilton.
attn ST. ti W EST Washington s~0uarcl-Nicel
furnished rooms iUr housekeeping or gentlemen;
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<6TH ST, near Broadway i--tOry. II rooms,
81, 200: 5Oth ST., history. NJ other bargains.
HEWITT. 1861 BruaIvuy.
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l3rN II, III WEST Njc.ly furnished ReCV;
Nit.. terms moderate.
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AVE 4, lcs7 ! large, all light rooms; hot and
cold water improvements. rents m"d"r1i''
AVE.A ,IGi7 4Iurgr all light rooms; hot aud cold
water, Improvements rents moderate. JaIlitor.
LEXINGTON AVE. lOU7. corner, 10Th st. l. sta.
tiuu Firrt-cn>s flats; : extra large, all light
way; rent SIS So.
PARK AVE, -, near 55lh 4 SECOND ilnt
=, Gg",i ~, 10 HAFplTI To- t WM, H 1n IT%IAts g. " West
~ AVE-, 40. rear IHth Ut. z new rooms; large
close: elegant lir,l tat, small families, SD.
81 AVE, 80 Tcur nice front rooms to let;
cN"np. Apply i%tI,itor.
l@rli 81, EAST Elegant front, flats. /
ruuris' urivlt" halls; bathroom; all Improve.
mrut. $50, StGI. LauI.or.
gUril 81, ~ EAST rhrcc and ,our largo aud
Hight rooms with Improvements; 81 to SO,
lanitur.
H4ru 81, a8I EAST Si>.room Net, near l.
station. sanitary rlumhi0g; nice people; imm"-
diu', lo-srN,lun. itou'rhrcpr?.
'ih!t,.-ilivu'L.%& iSirE'iN.Mf iiiir!>rrp Apartments.
GruuIn~ Wud huliI..-.. $50 to -IS
tr,"mo" @i hH,n TX ~ !" st33
Ariy 1t a6Irr, 5i5 ]"vngton ave, corner isih
St.. -, iujtpr on premises.
h"iH ~, 40 rN-l, H." ;4,~tmr H.. Extra
heated; p1|ni" hail: uli wlr"NumrntS r'nl
a,ons,'I Apply ,"nitor or J"", w, IRWIN 1867
san -. :Gn, bet. t.. and "a uvcs. Floor. !
ARG rooms, Il .tionary tubs: convenient lorn-
T,ru ~r..l7I EN-t Tntn, ao', Hyrroow. and
r.'r. 90. ,,I. vnni,"r. IN" order. ~; ]i,rltnr.
,1Ill SI..".' i''-r -Four newly upr'a aud
putul"d rur". .'rv ru" lrht, uirg. hon-'.
'Sp ~g.. 90 : '-I Grls.aG5 room. ard hath:
IL. Improvements. u'ar "d awe. T. 'oai' 81,
Iroln 81. is, IN~r MA. w"u,, to ir, At
p t-Nl aH|r ''IuI-.
r.u >l2josl} ..rp'."l .,or.
ILI-I. - NSrlthIN."HD\ AVE-. The tau-
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l2!~r 81. l6l EASr-Two nicely furnished
gicoN", rooms: closets; running water. bath;
nrINnin hmnSn. r.llsnmnhln-
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liTli. 81, ~ "~i.~I.Laggn, desirable room;
southern exposure, new he'd, good location;
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l22p ~. Tth ave. 2ull Elegant rooms, singly
or en- suite; iahl" hoard; references.
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CHARLES ST., 81 Furnished room to let;
Sl.2N
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53D ST. 227 EAST, near l. station Large sunny
front room. nicely furnished; reasonable price.
,iru ST 100 E,ST \i,.,v rrrri.roI rnor,.
~ ! , -, I'M rni''iiS, rtn,.I"'' i"'i'l'
-,I,, Sr .,n, ,,,Sr, rarna uon ., .o.a
snia,II. wn,rtt,r. imnnuti,m"mt hnus.Ecrniing % mri.
val" house: nice block. ="
Inn ~ OBJ ASH rirni.hcI rooms ui,6
use Of plrior: wril hcatcd; one or Two .;;cntle-
men.
9TH :rn6 EAST First floor narior and bod
room: plenty closets, bath; - weekly; light
Notwithstanding. '7"'
,-r,,.Y ,,.r,.T u,,Igrr,o rron,-
','" ,,.a. All, rri'nnttm I' ~ '"u, y!o>t,,
XVI ,r az -ro,c. .urr, r,,,or. ,,r.,,
"Tri,i, ,r' 49, hI,r1;Hii ,@' sum! pa''"r' single
,, ~, 90. 80
'T'll 20, ",' "a, ;N,,n'I Iur,.l',T" IRON,
&c, ' |"'' '' '""' I'N''' '"''''E 9i'"o per
Gmu 81. ~, LAST Connecting rooms, srit.
III" l,riv1or tirrc -tndnnts; Ihn1ri "n'inni l.
GnIU 81. 100 EAST Comfortably furnished
room. first floor. v.niirimon: Si. "
iluur, simuIy orrn suite; also small; board on,
ti0naI.
G2p ~. $50 EAST Nicely furnished back unr.
Tor for two; refined Jewish family; terms Sli.
Vin~T, lHl EAST Furnished rooms. h,ulnd
~ convrni""rcN; private hulS'; seen any time,
81 -.
,,r,,.,. ~, -, ,-.--.,I -, -
"t'l - ~ 49, , MrhlNh'H room |" I'i "l
. ,,I', .."' 4,
"'nti - art ~ u,uli"r,nni" ha,N iHll"r,
n,,i,,f r,',,,i,'iI, '"' - w.
,.r, ,.,
ISL ! - NJ h'i"nl"l inrnl>n"l 'n'i
bachelor home, finest location. i]nodcratc Terms:
'r,, -,
~ ~, ~, ar ,v,n rtt,r,ss y, ~" %,r I,M"I" '"IhIN
nu,.i ,,y, #, ,,.r ri,, , ,a.,,
"'l - = 80 49, tlal; = '"N1i rooms bath,
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

The condition of the treasury when
President Cleveland surrendered the
reins OF government to Benjamin Har.
rison is in marked contrast with The
same condition when the reins of gov.
ernment are restored by Benjamin Har
rison to the hands of President Cleve.
land Democracy will be compelled te
great frugality Of administration in or.
der to make both ends meet. - Chicago
Times, Dem.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

Those who recelve thss paper With
q cross mark opposite this article
are notified that the tlmo for which
they have paid has expired, and ~
notified to renew at once If they d.
sire to receive this paper in the fo.
ture- Those who have not paid np
are requested to come forward and
cttIeat once
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

Tho House Congressional Commit
tee which has been engaged for several
months in Investigating the reading
Coal Combine has completed the tax
ing of testimony and is now at work on
its report. 1t is believed that the COM
mittee will report that the main alle-
cations concerning the combine have
been fully substantiated by the evil
dence taken; also that the constitution
al right of Congress to legislate on the
subject will be affirmed, and that GER
tain legislation, probably in the shape
ofan amendment to the Interstate Com
merce Law. will be recommended.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

The Worlds Fair people are after
another appropriation from Congress.
This time the amount wanted exceeds
1925, 600 s4S5, 600 for judges. S2O. 900
for stenographers, $27, 800 for deficien-
cies in the payment of salaries and the
expenses of the National Commission,
and S93, 100 for expenses of the board
of lady managers. The general i'm
preston in Congress is that the
amounts are too large and that they
will be cut before they can get through.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19
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THE REPORTER solicits correspondence on
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Address all communications to The Re-
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

The blood-curdIing story of the
Bakersville lynching battle is pro-
ncunced a pure North Carolina noun
tain lie. The source and object OF this
fake of the first water are alike mys-
terious and unknown.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

Grand Master Bonnelli~has called a
meeting OF the officers of the grand
lodge |. 0. 0. F. OF Mis- ssissippi at Jack
son next Thursday night to formulate
program for the meeting OF the grand
lodge in May. The lodge will at that
time celebrate its fiftieth anniversary.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

The Australian ballot system has
been tried in several;of the States at
the recent election, and it proved SO
much OF q success that there is no
doubt but it will be adopted by all the
States, with some amendments.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19
HOTEL
Barber Shop.

GEORGE ARMSTRONG. Barbe..
Newly titted-up new chair. new furn-
ture and every thing first class. A frst
class barber in charge. Shop under hotsl
ONCE. .jy rs
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

During the next two or three weeks
the business OF choosing Senators will
be the leading political stimulus OF a
score or more States
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

!, The old postage stamps we're most
convenient They were nearer being
square. 1t takes too much reach and
length OF tongue to lick the new ones.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

The grain elevators of St Louis are
full to overlooking, and something like
1900 cars loaded with wheat and corn
blockaded business IN theyards. There
is very little trading, because every
body has surplus. The railroads
have refused to receive grain for this
market, but somehow receipts continue
to pile up at the rate Of about one hun
dred cars day. The present glut is
due to the small demand from abroad
and early marketing by producers.
There is visible supply Of about three
million bushels in the Market and
little pro- pect of getting rid Of 1t soon.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

1t is said the souvenir half dollar is
being counterfeited by crooks who have
no respect for United States laws and
none for Christopher Columbus.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

Cabinet making is the most impor.
tant trade just now. Some OF the
makers do not even consult the Presi-
dent-elect, who is to use the cabinet.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19
CHURCHES.

CHUECHES
BAPTIST. Sunday School every Sunday at
9:3J a. M, T.. s, Gambler. Sup t, Miss Martha
Dugger, org:nist preaching I'd and4th Sun
days in each monLh at II a m and p. m,
also Saturday night before 2d Sunday; pray
er meeting Monday night, clock.
REV. L. Il. BURROWS. Pastor.
METHODIST. Sunday School every Sunday
at $3.50 o. M, q. P. Hammerly Sup't, Miss
Minnie Barnett organist; preaching every
Sunday at II a. m and p. ~. prayer meet
ing Wednesday, eve 7O'cis ok.
MRS E. A. NEBLETT, Orgarist
w. c. HARMS Pastor.
PREsBYrERIAN.-Sunda School every Sun
day at 9 a. M, VIM. Gregson, Sup't, Miss
Alice Krause, Organist; preaching every
third Sunday, II a. m. and p M; prayer
meeting every Thursday evening, O'Clock.
kEv. JOHN y. PARK, Pastor
EpIscoPAL. Sunday School and services Mt
9:3U a. ID. each sunday. Miss NJ. A. Lawrence
Supt Preaching first and second Sundays
OF the month. Communion on Mondays
following at 10 A. M.
REV. Mr.. BREY, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN Sunday School and services
every Sunday al $3.50 a. IN. JACK ]. MooRE,
Sup't
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

Mayor, s. Nj. Dean ex-offi,io J..
Marshal, W. M Gist
Aldermen: J. L. Barnett, sec'y and treas
G.. W. Reid, J. q. Payne, r. d. Smith,
g. w. Mc,lnsghI
Night Watch, Robert .Bayless.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

ever we may do about immigration
over here they are not likely to retail
ate there. Philadelphia Times, Ind
Senator PETER is to have a running
mate. The new Senator from LOUISE
ana. Don Caffery. has a beard that
would clinch the argument OF his rela-
| tionship to the Sutherland sisters. g.
Ohio State journal. Rep.
1t Is singular that it should SO hap
pen that the very close State of Indi-
ana should be favored above all Others
in the matter OF pensions. There are
| a good many other peculiar things A.
bout the administration of the Pension
Bureau. Detroit Free Press. Dem.
The situation in New York is pretty
well understood throughout the coun-
try. and Murphy's election will proba-
by not seriously hamper President
Cleveland. Western Senators will not
countenance obstructive and factional
tactics. -sSt. Louis Post Dispatch,
Dem.
1t was stated at the American Prison
Conference that the maintenance of
criminals in the United States cost
$4O0. 900, 200. It would be interesting
to know the cost of nurturing their in
fant combines and other needy depen-
dents on the State. Toronto (Canada)
Globe.
Intense cold is reported from all
parts OF Europe, but still the cholera
nourlshes at Hamburg. Dunkirk and
other points- The only absolute safe
ty for America lies in keeping all who
are liable to bring the scourge with
them on the other side Of the Atlantic.
Kansas City Star.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland rode FIVE
miles in an elevated in New York
the other day and stood up through the
whole trip, There is no snobbish dis
tinctions in this country. The wife of
President-elect is treated lust as dis
courteously in New York as any other
woman. indianapolis journal.
Mrs jefferson Davis shows a sturdy
independence in declining to permit
tho warm-hearted people of Georgia
to raise fund in her behalf. Mrs.
Davis has written very excellent
biography of her husband. If the peo-
pie of the South would buy she would
nave an ample support for llfe.-New
iork hecorder' hep.
The people have 1ecreed a tria, ~ tba
experiments Of anti Republican ruIe
and they must bear the consoncnces III -
it turns out to be- n grave mistaLa
which is the result most l,kelv to ens,,e'
considering all the circumstan cas .,; ,anJ
remem bering the former exneriencs e.'l,f ~
the State under Democrats swav 81 =
Louis Globe-Democrat Rsn
.r.
w we s,h hpd h;ia sne Ioaowing nonpareil par
ner of our Republican exchangas. ,,lt
appears that the story of lvnchinos and
murders at Bakersviiie. N. q ;serac-
gerated to the extent OF the ent;ra
number OF deaths rsported.' Il was
preceded the day before by brewer ed
itorials on lawlessness in the South
Louisville Courier-Journal, Dem.
~,
~ .o oonos, - 'ne ne LOUIS Republic,
49, ss M. ~ ,n mou ~" .ievelana. tnat ne
s,oIona, M NJ 10 az ~. Slne. ls. posi1lon. Inc
fear NJ q ClauaIand AZ % oa,nas,on n;nht . cary ior
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-01-19

The entire East is wrapped in snow
from one to three feet deep-biizzard
stricken.