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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
MAJESTIC FOOTBALL MEN DEFEATED

The association football team Of the Staten lsand
Athletic Club had the best fight 1t mas had "lS
wear Yesterday at West New-Brghton' "here "
was opposed by the crack team OF the
Majestic. The Staten Islanders fully eNpec'en 10
no beaten while the Majestcs were confident OF
victory and the latter considerably surprised
when the game ended In draw. each side scoring
two goals Walker and Coulby played IN me s'Sie
FOR the islanders and Coulby should receive al
credit for the last goal. The teams Ihea up a9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
EX-ASSEMBLYMAN JAMES r. BECKWITH

Atlantic City. n. j.. JAM .-Ex-Assemblyman
James Il. Beckwth well-known figure in New
Jersey politics. died here at early hour this
morning after Illness OF several weeks. Brain
trouble accelerated by an attack OF the grip. was
the cause his death. Mr.. B@ckwith represented
Atlantic County in the Assembly for several years
and was a candidate for postmaster Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
A CONDUCTOR GETS A VERDICT FOR s,s.s.o.

Youngstown. Ohio. Jan. 20.-Robert Bycraft
conductor on the Franklin branch OF the Lake
Shore Railroad brought suit against the company
for So 600 damages for injuries received In wreck
The Jury to-day gave judgment in his favor ios
$t3326
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21

been an immense deposit OF slime along the river
bottorn I'm the past, and now this Is being washed
no by the flowing water. which before could not
hold il In suspension. After time, however; the
nrecjpitated matter will all be swept away ana the
character OF the water Will be perceptibly I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
SIX YEARS IN PRISON FOR A rEycEyr THEFT.

Chicago Jan. pa dispatch to THE Herald"
from Mascoutah. ILL.,. says: Thomas Bennett
colored. ex-convict pleaded guilty in the St
Clair County Court to the burglary OF ONCE.
from which he stole two cigars valued at 10 centA
He got six years In the penentiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21

wires extending from
one instrument TO the
other, or to send all
the pulsatlons success
sively over one wire
but sufficiently close to-
gether TO make them ap-
pear simultaneous. and
thus yield IN appar-
emily complete picture
10 the eye. Other per-
sons have contemplated
using the former plan;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
FurS!

Fur Garments sold by US are manufactured
by thoroughly experienced workmen, from
the choicest selected skins procurable.
PRICES ALL REDUCED,
to close out this seasons production Of Astra-
khan, Persian, Mink, Sable, Krimmer an
Electric Seal Capes, which are the hnes> gar
ments that money and skill can prod.-A
Prices range from $3.50 to $4,000.
ALASKA SEALSKIN.
We have unlimited resources for securing
the finest Alaska skins, and, having large
stock, have decided to make unusual reductions
throughout the line Latest style coats,
$4,000 to $4,000; were $4,000 to $4,000.
FUR TRIMMINGS AND SKINS.
We offer a large assortment of Russian,
Hudson Bay and Alaska Sable, Mink, Marten,
Ermine, Chincha, Persian and Astrakhan
skins, also full line of North America and
China skins for Rugs and Robes Skins sold
in any quantity, or cut to order. Every
width and quality of Fur Trimmings from r9c.
per yard upwards.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Ladies can select skins and we will make
garments to order at stock prices. Fur Car
ments re-dyed and made over now at Gus
tOmary summer rates.
J. N. Collins
New York. ~ W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21

Fur Garments sold by US are manufactured
by thoroughly experienced workmen, from
the choicest selected skins procurable.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
TROUBLE AT A CROSSING.
Attempt 10 Extend Tracks Resisted
in bridgeport

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July 26.-An at
tempt OF the Bridgeport Traction Com
pany to extend its tracks across the
Main street crossing of the Consolidated
road nearly ended in riot here this
morning. The New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company objects
to the Traction Company crossing their
tracks at that point, and when the work
men OF the latter corporation tried to
IN oceed with their work this morning
the Railroad Company ran several
freight trains to the crossing ana
stopped there.
The surface Company men, % had
already laid one track over the cross
ing, attempted TO continue theiI work
but were prevented by the scalding
S. cam turned on them by the engineers
of the freight train locomotives. They
retalated by turning stream or water
from a hose on the trainmcn, ana Tor "A
time q fight was imminent. The en-
gineer of one of the trains then chopped
the hose.
The police were called, and later United
states Marshal Strong arrived ON the
scene and demanded that the treight
trains be moved. They were run down
the track short distance and the
Traction Company employees tore UP
me planking from the CROSSING. Inc
second track is still INSTRUCTED by sta
tiOnary engine.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
IN CHAINS A DAY AND A NIGHT.
Convict Jaokson's Story of Life
in Irons at Eimira.
Brockway't Wards Are Whelps"
In the Eyes of His Attorney.

ELMIRA. July gt.-Tnc thnd day pro.
Ceedings I'm the hearing ut the Elm'ra
Retormatory Board of Managers com
mencei this morning shortly before ]"
O'Clock. John Jackson, a sailor, now an
inmate Of Auburn Prison. VAS the first
witness He was sent from New Norh
city and WAS transferred to Auhutn III
May Tor tin, maximum term.
ia ckson said he had been locked up
twice. He claimed he was fastened by
the wrists to- an iron ioor from I IN the
morning To At night. ard from at
night to IN the morning. He alleged
that he was chained to the nnor. lie
Claims not to know why he Was trans.
fcrred lie was placed IN the solitary.
he SAID. because he could not do sitpu-
lated tasks.
sentenced July Il, 1890. from Rochester,
! charged with grand larceny, admitted
that the name given is fictitious. ~"
| count of his family. Was never padded
| II locked up; his record was good, lie
was transferred to Auburn for the MAY
mum term. live years lie claimed that
| his trouble grew out Of conflict of
| orders between "A superior and ar IN
| ferlOr officer. one telling him to 80 to
| work. the other torbidiins AIM TO touch
Brockway told him he must apologize
to the inferior officer, though he noeStd
| the superior officers orders. II YOU
brockwuy. Witness was not padded
hut was transferred to Auburn;
IT." claimed that he roonneh with
sores on his back and legs. and who
told him that these sores were caused
| by physical culture" or bathroom
wh ppnrs. The hospital steward told
| The witness himself shortly before
| these statements were made. saw Clear
| come from the bathroom, cut and
| bleeding.
| l'ron discrimination. the witness
again declined to give his name.
4 object" said John Stanchtield; al,
torney for the Board. ITO mantle OF
| secrecy being thrown around these
| whclps."
You must not characte these wit
nesseS as wheips:. sait s"m i,,sSr ,Si
protection of the Commissioners, but W.
have no power to compel them to give
names e friends and families unless
they choose to do So
institution, was placed ON the stand t.
contradict the testimony OF witness
named Miller. who yesterday testihet
| that Principal Keeper lia.pin, an tA
convict, struck him in the mouth, knock
ing d tooth out.
The dentist extracted the roots or I'M
tooth this morning, and testified that
was his opinion as an expert that I'M
| tooth had not been knocked out, but mac
been broken while the man was eatini
| meat.
Frank Ward. now at Auburn formerl!
. an inmate Of the Reformatory, wa
ira nsferrcd for hitting man with
chair During u previous hearing war,
had told narrowing tale of I'll
treatment and cruelty.
lie greatly modified his statement 10
day. He admitted that his transfer wa
probably deserved. and said that tn
, story told at Auburn, when serlou
charges were made by him, was untru
! and not made under oath. His mobile
: statement was sworn To tins mornint
!. and he insisted that this was accurate
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
YEAST PLANT NOT RAlDED.
Hut Revenue officers Are Inspecting
the Premises.

The New York Yeast Company, of 400
and to2 East SiXty-third street. is un-
der examination by the United States
Internal Revenue Department. Iester-
day Deputies MCGOWAN and Schneider,
of Collector Eidlnan's district, visited
the place and reported that the pro-
prietors, Gamer. kueoler X Heusner,
We're at loggerhsads among themselves
concerning the manufacture of malt
vinegar. which * one OF their produc-
tons
The Collector thereupon ordered that
the books OF the concern be examined,
and the apparatus throughout Inspected.
These steps CAV" rise to the belief that
raid had been made. This was denied
by Chief Clerk Sparks.
I'm the manufacture Of malt vinegar.
he said "thc owners use spirits which
they are allowed 80 make on their own
premises. The only conditions imposed
are that all alcoholic eNhalations be
condensed into water and that the spirits
shall not exceed - per cent. PROOF,
There is no keeper In charge OF the
place, nor Is any other restrictions
placed upon the owners than thai they
shall not dispose OF or remove their
goods until after the examination, which
will be concluded in few days.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
WALLACE BURT HANGED.
A Piece Of Tobacco the First Clue
Leading 10 His Arrest for Murder.

IHN NssOIIaIel TTcss-T
DYLESTOWN, Pa, July 26.-At two
minutes past II o'clock this morning.
Wallace Burt paid the penalty for the
murder of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel J..
Rightly.
lie caused no scene at the galloss.
Burt was asked by the Sherin II he
had anything to say. He replied, say
ing his fate was warning TO all
wrong doors.
In about twenty minutes after the
drop fell Burt was pronounced dead
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
FATAL FALL IN A MINE.
superintendent kii'rd and Two
OthcinIs VIM Die.

WILKESBAREE July Ga horrible
accident occurred to-day at the Exeter
shaft Of the Length Valley coal Com
pany at Pittston The bottom fell out OF
the carriage as II was descending the
shat and Col. Mason. the SIper!ntendent.
Robert MerCur, Assistant Superintendent
ana William Wilson, another Official,
were preCipitatel TO the bottom.
Mason was Killed oUtright and the
other TIVE were fatally Injured. The men
were COINS down into the mine on
tour Of inspection
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

Tn, SlIl Of the late Abner PaUlst real estate
dealer. Who died June Is last ~as tIei for PRO
bate IN the surrogitcs onve to-day. Mi Bart
lett ieft an estate valued a. $3.50 900, " which
about Sl7j 600 IL In real estate. Mrs Dora ;
Bartlett the widow NJ the tostator. is given a
life interest IN the estate tpon Mrs. Bartlett 5
death the estate II 10 be divided between his
three daughters and one sou
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
NnyaIHospitaI Repairs.

The officers Of the medical department Of the
navy are rejoicing because an appropriation has
he.n made by Congress for the purpose OF re
palrIrr the Naval Hospital at the Brooklyn
hayward. The money will come from the
H. Of Nayy.Ysrd lands TO the city Of Brooklyn.
rns hospitaI is badly out OF repairs. Ahnut
t,;o ooS Kill be used in putting II In hrst-class
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

Mr. Richardson. who is the senior MEM
Der of the firm of Richa rdson. Morgan
& Co.. refused this afternoon TO discuss
his experience with Coleman
He was represented In the ansaction
by Lawyer c. Edgar Smith, OF % Mas
ssu street Mr. Smith could not be seen
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
May lie Wife-MurdeT.

PATERSON. y j.. july %. --Chrlatopher kina
ley, OF 81 Jersey street, is locked W on the
charge Of sH.uting his wife lir came home
drunk al oclock and seiiipg his wife by the
head dragged her around the room, Vie ihsn
skull is fractured and her condition 10 very low
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Democrat. win He benefited.

NEWARK, n J July es The BOARD OF Alder
men Al meeting held last night received a re-
port from the Redistrictlng Committee. which ia
yorcd the dividing OF Newark into sixteen wards.
The city Is nov composed OF nins wards II 10
LA Ihst the vsv i'm which the city will he d
yided will give the Democrats majority Of ssi
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Drowned H~fore Their Eyes.

HACKENsACK, y J.. July :6.-An unknown
man about twenty-five lesu old. W.s drowned
this morning while bathing at Bosota HIS BODY
has not been recovered The drowning took
wpTe unable 10 reuder agsisianre The mar wore
a Yachting cap blue coat and striped trousers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
West Side.

BEDFORD ST. bs-Flnishsd rooms to let with
or with0u, board.
CHRISTOPHER ST, so--Seauttu,ls furnished
Iront suit. priNsi, family, bath sOcd loca-
zion, rtaSJnabls Jsnitor.
CLINTON PLACE l0I-Lasse front furnished
room gentlemen or nsries couple
GREENWICH AVE ui--Sieely furnished rooms
.ur h0useAeepirs all eonNenisnces.
HORATlO ST IS near itth st-Flesssnt treat
room for lieht housekeeping, $3.50
HOUSTON ST. SIS " -hAndsomsly furnished
larss room, suitable for .; gas, bath. Nbe
MACDOuGlL ST. 40, near Washington Square
Nicely furnished housskssrins roma; r.spseIa
HE psrSous; $3.50 W.
PERRY ST S-Larss q small rooms from $40
up, others
WAVERLEY PLACE. ss1-Sew d handsomely
furnished large small rooms; gss bath
9Th AVE, b5--cool rooms With EaA convenient
to sth ST L station reasonable -
7rH AVE, lstS. oct, isth 'e.s su.Litst
Furnished. front bark rooms, 10, ~; Hight
| Housekeeping. gas running water; rAllef with
plano for accommodates of tenants. suiss Asass
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Drunk with "a Babe In Her Arms.

Annie Gillen, married, carrying en- infsnt
In her arms. was Aned SO this morning In the
Essex Market Police Court for being drunk In
Cannon street last night. Hsving NO money. sh,
was locked up with her child
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Proved They Were Not Aliens.

President Clausen, OF the Park Board, yesterday
gave a hearing to a number OF employees OF the
who were discharged on Saturday on
nuspicion Of being aliens Fifteen Of them sue
cssded 10 proving their citizenship ana were re-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

Til. Trsys. OF the North German Lloyd Steam
sc,n ,ompsny. from Bremen July L. arrived TO-
dev with eighty-two cabin and .:5 steerase pas
.onr.r, In The cabin were Albert Bonheim, OF Sac
r,m.n,o, H. h. Christianson OF Hermitage, ia. 2
II Fri,dmau and family and T. II. Tesch' OF
ut,,,.uL.,. Jaoob Fruh OF Grand Rapids u
Herman, Of Poushkeepsie; N, hoihsh iia oi
Orange n T.; Franz \ Stauher ana Ibmik, u'
Chicago, and Franz A. "enuh"use'' u brennan"
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lie caused no scene at the gallows.
RightN and his wife were over eighty

yenrs of age and lived near Rich6oro.
Bucks County, Pa. They were muir
dered for their money. Burt was.
half breed Indian, who had worked for
them The first clue TO the murder Was
dead man. which a neahbor recognized
as the kind used by Burt. The fellow
afterwards confessed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
o rookiyn.
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

DINING ROOM WANTED in house with board.
ers: rshnsi party superior references Manor
box 800 World ---------.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED bv Young girls
employ ed during the day. Answer stating ternA
box lss 763 eth ave. ----
FURNISHED ROOM Wanted near W sd o.
Ferry good nsishborh0ot, modeIa,s price Ad.
!reSS C., hoI ass World
FURNISHED aieove or or connecting rooms
py young married couple; state price con-
ysni sness r. {, II box rs World -
REFINED, elderly gentleman wants comfortable
room city Or Brooklyn. 81 Permanent boz
SIS world
ROOM furnished or upfurnlshsd 4 bath, for gene
tlemsn, private family; shove Harlem bridc
preferred, would board II rsasenabls, state par
tculsrs Permanent SEQ Sd ave
wASrEp-Tvo or sOed furnished room. tor 2
people light housekeeping between ism q
| i2sth ats, west; state Price. Permanent box 81
World, harlem.
wASTEp-By gents, nicely furnished iron,
room. (: single beds, near bridge, brooklyni
STATE terms Gents box nt World.
| wANrEp-By widow, I'd story front reona. BE-
| tvssn 18th . asa sta. q It'll sth ssss, tss
| liEht heutekeeping; price not over " per Weeki
| permanent II suited; rstsrencsa y. Q. bsx "a
south Nerwslk. Conn .-.- .-.-..-.-,---.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

There are four of the gamest, merriest
bookmakers in the business at Saratoga
They are George Wheelock. Sob Rose
Riley Grammar and Tommy shannon
The latter took in Il barrel of money on
RuDicon for "A place.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Flats and Apartments to let.


18TH ST 2s1 " Gem mats. all Improvement,
rooms bath low rent
Mes, Houston a. FOR Information Sc. the land,
lord bb6 Broadway reS'Agrant.
urfurni.hed Mort OF ,ssth stre.t
CREsruS AVE mar Wellesley st. rordhan
ton bath, rne rural view from every room
rlelEart suburban home. city ,onvcnlcn.es, 10"
rents. r1pid transit lines.
MAGNIFICENT 7Tu AVE DRIVE 1855 between
1884 & l3ith SIS. Handsome S.room mats SIS
$40 N FLOOR : sonny rooms bath location
hisb health fuii Ms7 'hsd. trees ,eran,
destrei. ,pp'y on premises. Walton ave. corner
chseNH pi,e.
unfurri.hed -srookiy,.
CARROLL ST, iS near cinton-7 rooms
hath $50: IN ave 8, near Lncoln plsee
TO $50
rrovemen,s, .i4; also irooms. s..
JoEALEMoE &, ~ Jns nyer,,te ARR, AEnr,.
hAthS; rriyht" para = mi"utes TO South 4 wall
st isrrcs
Atm LACE rs. between ,oirt clinton SIS To-
l% G to S srtn :" rfT,S Ir'" Cd
10 mnutcN' "tN IN .r,. lnauir. OF lani'"r
at ....Mlnforis tlesan. ma, minutes ~al.
from Val ct 4 South ferries Sis TO 81 s
rocrls bath ell finished IN cherry: sideb0ardl
In din'rs.room al modern improvements: hall 4
s'aus carpotel electric bells also apartments, IS
Columbia place. 81 30 70 80; untor always On
rrsrt-e, joins SCOTT Agent, Sc Willow pace
uronkyn
10 iiI Apartments q ~ rooms all light,
with Improvements; everything clean; IRON
Hu'idius. oncc i25 natic st
! puFFiEID 81, % nssr BRIDGE or S light
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

With stronger boy Up W. Is. would
have gotten the money yesterday Bal
ard Simply outr01e C0rbley.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

Riley Grammar bet lot of money on
Franklin IL the second race. The colt
had shown fast Trial and the field
was at the post before Grammar started
In to play.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

.IrH ST. al w-rurnishsd rooms: board %
tionsl: reduced rates 10 transients.
44TH ST 5Ss W.-Nice furnished room fnr TIVE
lsdiss or married people Janttor.
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West Side.

7TH AVE .noa--Tvo elegant od.story rooms
single or communicating, bath all gonveniences
STU AVE 363--On. or Two furnished rooms to
le' N5O up. lat hsht Eynt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

TN AVE 1877: -AttrHctive & cheerful rooms,
S26 $50 begin 18th. heated, neiEhborhood IN
eAgelled ll6th station.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

The McCafferty-Duke crowd backed
Florence heavily yesterday, and got
back some of their money. The hlly
won in Canter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

ETH ST, :oI w.-Piessant room. light house
| keeping handsome pArior; hail room reason
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

ssrH ST EOS W. near Broadway-Newy fur
nished pleasant cool room with owner: gentle
men only, references.
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3iST ST, sO4 W.--Nicely furnished rooms for
housekeeping, runnins wstsr, Ens d bath.
BED ST. $50 W-s35o to IS. nicely furnished
large front rooms: all improvements: house,
keepinR
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

18th ST. fs3 w.-Furnlshed room; housekeeping,
all nvenieness; laundry privilege: hail roomI
Nbc
Slsr ST, SIS W.--N; Housekeeping; also base
ment 4 hall room gas, bath, &c.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26

Lots of good money was burned up on
Son Malhcur yesterday. Connolly did
not even know how 10 break away from
tho post, and in the race vas OF as much
use to the hlly as a wooden man.
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Furnished Rooms to Let

-
E,ra;rLod Rnnpe oJet
Eu'UioVeo Noo'uS W Eos
IVES, Side.
-ru ,ve .no, ,tor,-, ods,o,y -o,r.,
single mr. communicating. bath all gonveniences.
STU AVE 3ss-on. or Two furnished rooms to
ls, 81 So 10 ist hisht tfynt
mr., ,,., o., ---------------
-" "'H' rur,i,b., ro.r, "a IL.
9TH ST - w large connecting rooms. ID
t55r, ton,,ui,oues. sln.il rognis moderate
,or,t er ., "a, r.. ro,,, ~, . q, r.s,,v,
b.,b, n,,y,,. ,,,iir ~ ' - "
,,r,, A. a., w"e.o,,- ,,-s.-.-,,,
ta,r s.pti.m.n az NI sou,ctscpinp modsrais
n,n.r ~
,oru CT %, w-r-o,, n,,,o- ..5,ior., =,
e"npt gas p'n fent nl0ue' Ie' ---------'
ETH 81 rs6r. rs SIg ..'hH'' F'om'
~ "s' '''''' -
loIh > 80, M..Nea,,y 'urn ,. saaaIe CON
.,ste WI" '''s'' ''''''o "ON"e' ''''
,,ru ar %, ~ Nicely frr,,,hsd -oor,.- i,sht
tou,.teep,ns also h,ii room sSs bath "H''
I,1u sr a,l w.-rwo hand,orn. room. mar
ttsllS, iulIy furnished or empty; respec.abis,
mod.r.i,
18TH ST ?se VI nice roon, lisbi hoa,ek..,,
irs si,o front paTier Vim larre rspiry; wash
inr prt,ile,es
t,Ti, CT 40 w-Xs,ty r,-rt,hcd room, Larry.
small central location; summer prices; iran.
sients
.oTH ST $50 Hall room for gentleman in
hrst-class private house. s..
.m,,S,. for Iisbt boa,ekrapn. terms Iessos.
able. -.
Nth :! ~ M'-tufh'Anen rooms 10 'et' IN
pu''e ''""''a"''
:lsr ST. 725 & ::5 w.-sinsls or connecting
rooms. gentlemen or light housekeeping.
AID ST, .OS w-Ne.ly furnished square room.
small room running water s. comfortable.
c,p sr. a., w-Tvo connecting back rooms
rnished housekrepins S. % Week to desira.
bic PARTY
.an Al aoi W Tonrec,,n1 h single rooms,
Hrht business. bousekeep,ng hi up: near L.
sen ar Al, va o.. 80, N, ,,vh, .or,
ior,sbj. rooms ,".rv convenience rom ],
up! references
,,n or .ns " lars. ,oor,s nicely fur,
'nl,h,a rent ,nsiv: hsSs.t..pins II desired;
parties
%, ct .so "a po.r, ,,i,,bi. ,or ar sem
u.m.n also other rooms W.
x. a; 81 -. ri
ssD 81. Ses "-fsrior ho9r 20 a 20 nSors' nail
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