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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Went Side.


i0rlI ST.. l32 W. Young man having lnrce
hraie nom would liz" room mntc
h2p 81, lB W. Furnished hail rroni. with all
Improvements, So. ~ weekly; reference.
S'b ST., ana ". Large front rnnu, n floor
panirlcs, wntCr, - hail room, 81 ~
5hrI 81. 3bl W. Ncntly furui, hrd room;
vel heated: gas; running water, large closet, ;
with private family.
9th 81, Row Handsomely furnished psr
iur& bedroom; convenient Lstltium rurt"nli-
belt
6SlN ST, lid lN W, cruNcncut to station;
water; halls heated StH To SsN, lnnitor.
12D 81. l. STATION. lean heated runm: gaS
aud hath select ncighhurhuW,I: - week. Glli,
:is2 Columbus ave,
TOrH 81, TAO W. handsomely furnished
rooms; first eli, 81, price very reasonable; re-
cr"nCCS
S5p 81, iud ". tnrli.hcd room In all.lig't
Hcam.hrHtrd Nat Wight
SIrii 81. W Nee room IN private family
for refined gentleman: bath heat. W.. box IN
World.
0prl ST. li5 W. Tore lndl, =. employed dur
ing day, can find pitR>ini, warm hazard IN smnll
private family homo comforts; use piano; terms
- Mrs. T.. T. ltndlvl.
6lSr 81. lOl W. Rooms suitable for party of
gentlemen or mntrich compile. Mrs. lutycns.
n2D 81, l3i w Furnished rnum; southern rN-
pusurc; beautiful location l. station corner:
priv ntp family; ~. ~.
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Es.. Side.
CHRISTIE ST. 100 Buari for gentlemen
tahl" h"Uri' ME" comfortable rooms.
LEN lNGrON AVE, 73l, iry ate jew Isl, inniiy
will let large front room Ia or gentlemen,
with or without board; references exchanged.
LEXINGTON AVE, l75, near 3ist St. Large
square room ON 3d II good table, references
exchanged.
MADISON AVE, GI5, near 50rh st.-Cosy fur-
nish"d single room, lrS class French. German
cuisine: references.
PARK AVE, 1921, near s5lh ST. sunny,
moderate,
PARK AVE, lOW sGrh st. Two gentlemen win
TN Ia large, comfortable square room; excellent
board.
PARK AVE, dI-Good table board - pleasant
furnished rooms.
UNIVERSITY PLACE, -, corner ON s.. .iGrGr
small front heated rooms, running water
closet room. reasonable.
2DAVE 32I Furnished rooms. with or with
ont board house riurush"d pnpcrd through
out table board.
3D AVE. l55S Furnished room, To let, with or
without boa I'd: l,ghi nunNrh',rlrE' n'rhis,
ON AVE. PIT Inrgr aIcovr front room nad
hall room, MIN or Without board
5TH AVE. IaFpr sunny iron, room. also
small room, With board.
9TH 81. - T. NccIy furnished r,o,u,,
good board Tor gentlemen * luurs: hom" com
forts; table buanirr.
lulll ST. As I. Nlr"lN iurnish II small rooms,
with board; lIdlCS or .1Eilru"uf other Na'an-
Cl",; reasonable,
IurH 81, lul =. Front parlor wth French
hoard, for = ladies or g,n'l'mrn, also large
FROM room.
10TH 81, ~ "a large room for two, reason
able; also tail" hulrl"rS taken.
lOI II 81, 10 + Nctuv furnished room for
gentlemen, wan board heated house.
nTu ~r.. 2IiE Double y suEi" room Vel
heated, With ord' Sbwd up
ETH 81. 9lU T. Handsome double n hail
rooms: superior hnpri: rorN|uirU"rS. comfort
ahlc, homC!ikC; muIr ate.
I2TH 81. II5 T.. Handsomely furnished pay.
ior, connecting room Tor party gentlemen or
married couple,
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l2UrII ST, 2i3 W


Furnished rooms To lot,
l2.rlI ST, lG2 T. neatly furnished rooms,
heated; bUarl II desired, hum"likr; mode nt"
l2Srii 81, l6| L.. small room, heated 81
monthly; double room, cunvcnicnccs, Si2
housekeeping.
l32D ST. ~ W. Nicely furnished front nd
joining rDUm steam h"nt a. ON lst floor: suiin-
bl" for physician or married couple. Mrs B"rnRri.
hath 81, ~ W. square and hall rooms con
Ncnienc"S; near L. on private house
13jTI 81. ga W .-Furmt.hrd large handsome
rUon hot cold water; also DOCTORS office
terms low huus" heated privnt" family.
liJrII ST., 3li w. near 9th ave. Lady
would let front rooms, furnished, ~ per
week Conway.
FTRNISIIED2 large connecting rooms, single
or together: hot < cold water ample closets
breakfast II desired private family; W. 132d ST..
Address H. T. box $40 world. Harlem.
l2Bl II 81. 40 w nicely furnished rooms,
connected or single: gentlemen all improve,
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North OF iasth Street

ALIEN NNDER AVE. 40 lRrgr, heated nlruvc
room, all Improvements; gentlemen, ~.
NORRIS AVE. BlS near l5lst St Large. light
front room with stove nri'i, hnd II desired, Tor
friends or Indy for housekeeping.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE. ilI pnrlur nnd bed
room, elegantly furnished steam heated.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE. :,Gb Warm ROOM 81 20
tor person, - for, ruI"rrur's, Top HAT.
WILLIS AVE lHu Furnished room; = per,
sons, STATIONARY tubs, cooking stove, coats. -.
weekly
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

COMMERCIAL. AbNT ca 30 ". 2;M st
HANDSOMELY furnished back Inrlor heated
southern cNpuSllrr; privileges board optional,
Address A.. lW ". ild 1t.
LOWER PART private dwelling; entire floors,
housekeeping; separate aud connecting rooms
pnrlOr floor, 500 monthly; heat, gns, bnth; worth
slOO; all Improvements private block. 3IS W.
:,
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Miscellaneous.

3STII 81. near shave. MaGnincently furnished
back pailor; southern exposure; private bath;
terms Luxury box .M World. uptown.
A PRIVATE family will suh"t furnished front
room Of Hat Address reference, box .2b Up
DAtNrlLN, newly furnished rooms In att ractivc
corner; lst lat; cent a location. Opportunity,
hoS :i2j Uptown World.
NICELY furnished heated room, fiat bath; cen.
trail location: gentleman; couple. Dali. box 500
World, uptown.
ROOM MATE Lady desires roommate terms
very rca>onhhlr vicinity Madison square. &.
d., Uptown Wurld.
WARM ROOMS; hot cold water; translently II
desired. 2lb ". 4Dth ST.
WfDOW Will let furnished room To young woman
employed daily. with privilege 81 parlor \
bath; home comfort. G., box OF Harlem World.
23D ST.. lB- Elegant parl"r, square and hall
rooms; large closets; FUN zee heat ~ To ~
CHEERFuLIN furnished rooms; every modern
convenience; private house; gentecl neighbor-
ssS,rnpul1nsiy &c, clcan 81; ~; $40 Address
PARIOR 4 bedroom to let In Hat to married
couple: every facility for light housekeeping; -
per week. Address Central, ITO W. 42d st.
| PHYSICIAN desires associate TO share his office
aud room IN his house. Physician, l221 ID way.
Brooklyn.
ADELPHI ST., 400. brooklyn Comfortably fur
nishcd rooms, with or without board, with all
cOnvenlcnces
BEDFORD AVE. 1919, near Fulton rnSur-
passed location park opposite; large 4 small;
elegantly furnished.
BOERIM PLACE. 81, brooklyn . partly fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping; near city
Hall: call any time
BROOKLYN SQUARE, 10 columbia lcghts, -
Front room, nicely furnished, mp = lights:
bright, sunny n honclik"; also hail room with
large closet gentlemen only
CLINTON 81. 5O5, Brooklyn Large, hand
s9mcy furnished rooms; light housekeeping;
all Improvements; -. ~ weekly.
DEAN 81, la Furnished rooms to let for
gentlemen only.
DUFFIELD ST. III ~, desirable rooms, eic-
gnntly furnished; gas heat; also front base
m"nt, housekeeping 81; hall room, sl.bo
FULTON ST, l2l, Brooklyn comfortable =
window rooms; good for = gentlemen; well
heated; price ~ weekly
MIDDAGH ST. 3, near Columbia Heights.
Brooklyn-Two large, nicely furnished rooms,
with gaS and heat separate or together; terms
| reasonable.
MYRTLE AVE, l05s brooklyn pnrlor & bed
room; everything light housekeeping; ~; cars {;
]. convenient
PEARL 81. 2I5, Brooklyn " front rooms, fur.
nished or uniurnishcd for gentlemen.
VERNON AVE. 100. brooklyn Furnished rooms
With private family gas, bath heat. Address
or call.
WILLOW ST, = IArg" and small heated fur
nished rooms; . minutes walk 10 bridge.
9TH 81. IlG ". Furnished or mfuruShei
large front parlur bedroom; Inquire lOi Jan
ituE
TWO nr. furnished rooms 10 let. including bath =,
with or without board. Apply at 1897 Iirrki-
| lncr St, bruuklSiL
WILLOW living alone desires To rent som" timely
furnished rooms al mot mod rat" prices; finest
location i.3 lsi ST., south liruklNn,
COOK s'r.. 1875. brooklyn, t. ID. Furnished
room for IA gentleman or lady.
hoboken.
uOBDkES.
Ni"eY furnished room. win stove heat, 81
/ weekly. B2S River ST., near park.
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l2ISr ST, 25S W.--Room, with board neatly
furnished; convenient station; pleasant To-
,nIIn
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obrII ST, ~ W.-Sunny front rooms: moderate;
select table house, parlor dining; table board.
9th 81, ~ W. Nice rooms n board: modern
house. close to park private family; hOmelikoI
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5SrII 81. ;l22 W.-Iarge II small handsomely
furnished rooms: appointments Il table first
class, references exchanged.
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G5rIi ST. rs W. Handsomely furnished front
parur bedroom suitable for married couple,
with board; every convenience: In small private
family; references IIanrihan.
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bTrlI ST.. Il5 W. sunny front rooms, with or
without first class board; references; satisfac-
a trt inF
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6Vrli ST, 200 w. Front and back parlor, with
or without hoard: reasonable; one flight west
7GrH ~ 10 W. Handsomely furnished rooms,
snnthcrn cNpOsnre; superiOr table: references.
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10TH ST. 2, 4&BW. (Morcllos RESTAURANT
Elegantly furnished parlOr floor of 3 large rooms
with private bath: also other suits; single rooms
for gentlemen; reference.
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l2lD ST., 243 W.-Nicely furnished 2d-story
front room; also room mate; superior board.
l2;ID ST, I'D W.--Iane, pleasant front room:
sunny hall bedroom; also table boarders
l2jD ST., 300 W. Rehned, private family offeI
roOms with good board moderate terms.
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Brooklyn,

ADELPHI ST. 409 Erooklyn-C Comfortably fur
nlshcl rooms, with or without board, with all
cDuypuIpucps,
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9TH n. Ar W. Handsomely furnished room,
southern exposure, with first class board also
lnhlc hnnrl: reasonable.
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DELIGHTFULLY situated, beautifully furnished
rent to refined couple. With excellent table b az
tendance; reasonable for permanency: accessible
location: l block l. station. Vindex, box 50
World.
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l22D ST., SEW ENTH AVE, 2043-Front room,
also rooms In annex; fine location; first class
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5IrII ST, 3l3 W. Hall room. I'd floor, front,
, southern exposure, large closet, with board
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MrTH ST, - W. --Parlor, bedroom with, With
ont board or housekeeping. stewart.
lO2n ST, 1s5 W.--tiood board for 2; bath,
stti'tiy private family; 81. Gilman.
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22D ST, 4Tl w connecting back rooms, fur
nished: housekeepiIg Nh week seen Monday.
| 22D ST, 1872 W.-Lurge room; l flight; large
closets: running water; furnace heat; gentle
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WANERLEY PLACE, oil, between Charles and
Perry SITS. Newly furnished large and small
light housekeeping or gentlemen: ~. soup.
WANEKLEY PLACE. l27. near 9th ave. Well
furnished large rooms 81. 80 toS4.
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TlH AVE, 20. near l+th st. Newly furnished
rooms, singly or en- suite: bath, running water;
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| 22D ST., W.--Extra large, beautifully fur
nished rooms: also small rooms; ample closets
furnace heat CRATE fires; house attendance the
very best reasonable to iirst-class, permanent
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! 9TH 81, 3i5 Handsome ID floor. also
small rooms, superior board near l. stations
| reference.
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Miscellaneous.
@ BROOKLYN.

GLEASON AVE, 3g6. cor. LeSington-Squars
N0m on ID floor, with board for two; $40 per
week: heat, gas bath.
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9Th AVE-, 4l3-Ncatly furnished . large con-
meeting rooms for housekeeping or gentlemen.
STll AVE-, 375, top hoor-Ncely furnished
nall room iIont.
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Boarders Wanted.

Nicely furnished room, with stove heat, ::
weekly. ;B2S River ST., near park.
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wAVFRLEY PLACE, 152-Nicely furnished
large I'd story front connecting rooms; every
convenerca; gentlemen only: reference.
WAVERLEY PLACE. 1PS-Comfortable room,
81; private family; references Tyler, electric
he
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COLI MBIA HEIGHTS. ll3-H Handsomely fur
nished rooms; table and attendance hrst CLASH
also table board.
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I'D ST., 800 +. - Furnished front ROOM gentle
men or housekeeping, s3. Ring Manley's bell.
18th ST.. 1876 E.-Prvate house; comfortably
furnished basement, light housekeeping, 81 on;
other rooms; all improvements
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-18
SERVICE HELD YESTERDAY.
Immense ConcourSe of Friends in
B'nai Birth Hall.
MAGNIFICENT FLORAL GIFTS.
Masons, EIks, Knights of Honor and
Other Organizations Join In
Tributes to the Dead.

II the number Of a mans friends while
he is in life can be estimated by the num-
Der which gather to attend his obsequies.
William KreliDg must have enjoyed the
esteem and confidence OLA multitude; if
the elaborate and numerous floral gifts
are an indication Of the length and breadth
of this esteem and confidence, the pro-
fusion of such at B'nai Birth Hall yester-
day was a silent witness TO the fact that
the deceased, in whose memory they were
offered. had not been the recipient of the
perfunctOry and superficial we'll wishes of
his fellowmen, but of their unselish and
unmeasured respect; and if the tears.
which coursed down the cheeks of many
of those no had gathered to witness the
last sad rites over all that was mortal of
their departed friend and companion, are
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-18
MISSING EDITOR.
He Came Across the Continent
Without Knowing It-Fis
Remarkable Explanation.

Some weeks ago several newspaper men
in this city met kindred spirit from the
East who seemed TO have no particular
business on the coast and who was not at
all communicative as to his intentions or
antecndenis. he gave his name as Hyde,
and claimed TO be from MeadvilIe, Pa. He
was quite gentlemanly in his department,
and his apparent unsociability was simply
attributed to the eccentrcity of genius
among those who gave the matter second
thought.
Late information comes from Mr.. Hyde's
town, however. which would indicate that
bis was another of those mysterious disap D.
pearances similar to that of the Point
Are ma photographer who dropped out Of
sig ht here few months ago and found
himself In the far South when he recovered
his usual condition of mind.
The Information comes from Pittsburg
and Is Is follows 1.-THE sequel to quite an
interesting local newspaper sensation
reached here few days ago. Between
two and three months ago A. Il. Hyde,
city editor of the Meadville Morning Star,
left bis desk as usual about O'Clock A. NJ.
after the forms had been made up, SEEM
lbgiy as well as usual. About O'Clock he
was seen near the depot, after which be
seemed to have stepped into space.
Failing to appear at the office at the
usual time inquiry was made and the fact
ascertaiDed that he had not been home, nor
could any trace of his course be found.
DillgeDt search was made, and a descrip-
ton OF the man sent over the country to
no purpose. Even an assignable reason
Tor his departure was wanting.
Some weeks later Mrs. Hyde received
letter from her husband, dated in San
Francisco. in which he said he was coming
home and would explain matters then.
The explanation, however, proves TO be
somewhat unsatisfactory both to his
friends and himself. as he has not the
slightest recollection of leaving Mead Vile
One morning. he says, he picked up a copy
OF an Eastern paper while in San Fran
cisco and read an account OF his disap-
pearance. and for the first time discovered
that he was then in California; that is all
be knows about the matter. except that he
at once wrote home. following his letter in
a few days"
Mr.. Hyde's habits while here may have
been the continuation of similar line of
conduct which will ultimately throw some
light upon the mystery"
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BECAUSE IT'S FREE.
Poor Service at the Public L.
Experimentation to Visitors
by the Employees.

Numerous complaints are heard at the
Free Public Library in the new City Hall
regarding the service of the employees to
those who receive and return books. Be-
cause it is free institution the officers ap-
quent the library have no more claims
upon the attention of the employees than
the latter choose 10 recognize.
There are two wickets at the counter for
the issuance and return of books, and an
officer is presumed TO remain continuously
at each of these stations. On Saturday
twenty-five people were in line before the
counter, waiting attention to their re-
quests. Only one wicket was occupied,
DOT because the empioye who should have
been al the vacant stand was at luncheon
or In another part of the library, but De-
cause she was standing at the other
wicket, chatting with the woman sta
toned there. Nor did the conversation,
which was plainly audible, have any refer
ence TO library topics.
'She didn't look pretty at all. with her
sallow lace aud washed-out eyes" said
one, In continuance of discussion.
she never does said the other, but
she thinks she dOes-the fright"
Il never SAW such woman TO run after
mell. as Sne is always on the chase"
We'll, she never catches anything or
anybody"
No. aud she never will. She's had her
day."
And so on. at intervals during the en-
tire morning. In the meantime the row
OF people waited patiently in front OF the
counter. By actual time visitor who had
handed in card requesting a certain num-
6ered book stood up for twenty minutes.
linen she inquired, us that book out?"
After finishing her private topic the
employe addressed, picked up the desired
book FROM her desk, where it had been
placed quarter of an hour previously,
and pushed it out without word.
What mob of these people there are
mere, said one officer, looking critically
across the railing, IN tones that could be
heard ali over the room.
Yes. they always pile here on Satur-
days. Its free. and they are afraid they
won't get their moneys worth"
with slight variations this incident has
been duplicated on several occasions. The
patrons of the Free Public LIBRARY ap-
parently have no redress.
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NOTES FROM RICHMOND.
Items Gathered in That Thriving
Suburb.


The Richmond district presents Q very
animated appearance just now. Yes
terday fully 200 men and twice as many
horses we're busy on Sixth avenue, from
Point Lobos to D street. filling In that
th0roughfare to allow the laying of the
cable trenches for the extension OF the
meEto-street cable. The cable tracks
are laid complete nearly to B street, or
within two blocks of the park and proposed
terminus.
The large amount of filing to be done on
SlXth avenue has delayed the cable
builders, and nothing more can be done
until The street Is put on the proper grade.
his work is being done free of cost to be
prOpeTty-0wneIs. the railroad company
having III It's anxiety to complete the road
anticipated the performing of the work by
puDlic contract ami its consequent delays.
work ON the foundation for the new
FRENCH Hospital is progressing rapidly in
the block bounded by Point Lobus. Fifth
aud Sixth avenues and A street. Eleven
distinct buildings Will be put up and
S13l, 600 expended iu this work.
Fully hundred new buildings, princi-
paliy cottages. are being put up in Rich
mond, and the number of newcomers is
adding 10 the population of the city's lead
ing suburb.
Sidewalks have been ordered on Fifth
avenue from Point lobos to ID street, and
the construction Of three-foOt sidewalks
OF all avenues from First to Thirteenth
and Point Lobos to Lake will soon be be-
gun.
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ana other ORGANIZATIONS were ranged about
the room, whiie the ereaved widow with
her two children were seated near the
casket. Upon the stage the Tivoli chorus
was seated, and as an opening piece sang
Now the laborer's work is DONE" by Sir
Joseph Burnaby. Miss Carrie Roma gave
solo. "He giveth His beloved Sleep" by
Abt, and Messrs. Branson, Urban. knight
ana Oimi sang quartet entitled peace to
the memory of the Gead," by Vincent
Wallace. quartet by French horns COM
pletlng the musical portion of the exercises
In the hall.
After the completion OF the exercises the
audience was given an opportunity to
look upon the features of the dead for the
last time, when the casket was closed and
the line Of march taken up for Odd Eel
lows Cemetery, where the lnterment W as
to occur.
Along Eddy street for several blocks a
compact mass of people lined both sides,
while the steps leading no to the various
residences were also thronged with men
and women
The Musicians Union band of seventy
pieces led the procession, while following
In order came the members of the union,
about 300 in mum Der, the IrOquois Club,
Keystone Lodge, K. of a.. Golden Rule
Pacific Lodge. f. and a. NJ, after which
followed the bearse. In the rear of which
were about 120 carriages.
The procession proceeded slowly up
Eddy street to Van Ness avenue, over 70
GearY, aud out that street to the cemetery
Arriving at that point the casket was
placed upon pedestals, and Worshipful
Master Graves of the Masonic lodge read
the impressive services of that order, which
lose meme of their pathetic beauty of
thought aud expression by repetition with
the departure from earth of each sue
ceeGing brother
The touching funeral service of the Elks
was also read by Exalted Ruler Charles a.
Barnard, and after the Harmonic Society
bad sung the German Abenlied, or Even
song, the casket vas conveyed to the re-
ceivng vault and the great crowd slowly
dispersed.
1t is understood that Mr.. Kreling had
expressed wish that when he died his
body should be cremated, and 1t was in
anticipation of the probable insertion of a
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the proposed Page-street line. 1t was
never placed in position. but for eighteen
months remained as an obstruction on the
street. The taxpayers are wondering
whether the Mayor and Street Superin-
tendent will be ordered by the courts to re-
move these rails; also wien the question
of FORGETTING the unused tracks and streets
is decided The officials will not have
very easy job, as the mile of cable road is
built very solidly, much concrete being
used.
The road was built at the time when the
Omnibus and Market-street companies
were rivals, and now that they have con-
solidated the prospects of the Page-street
lot-owners, they believe. are exceedingly
slim for securing the boped-for cable line.