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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-05-31

oily the want Of bridges. A good-sized
balloon was supplied with a large num-
Der Of ropes dangling from its side.
One of these was seized by a soldier.
who was carried across the river in the
twinkling Of an eye. AS soon as he
had landed he fastened the end Of a
line securely, after which the balloon
was hauled forward and back and in
less than no time transferred battal-
ion from one side to another.
A new air torpedo, to be used in
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-05-31
Buying Il Balloon.

the air. The only thing needed just
now to show what can be done with
these -talked-of war balloons is
to start a first-class continental war.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-05-31

drawn perpe1 dicularly from the center
Of a horizontal line, the latter being a
heavy line, the perpendicular line .ap-
pears considerably longer, as is shown
in illustration G.
An example of the effect of oblique
lines or a series of parallel lines. as
shown by illustration D, is very n ark
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-05-31
BALLOONS FOR WAR.
MATTER OF INTEREST," TO ARMY
MEN. ..-.-.- aras 49,. Fl

accent Advances In the Science
Make Air Ships Valuable In Milf
tary OperatiOns-Whut Europeans
Have Accomplish eI-United States
War Balloons. ...E '.-n
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-05-31

E shows an apparent bending out
v51dly and f seems to bend lnWardly.
BY looking at the horizontal line length
wise or by partly closing the eye the
truth is apparent.
In illustration G the obhque single
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-05-31

pears to be y prolongation OF the lower
oblique line W, but by placing Il card
against the line it can be readily seen
it is a prolongation Of the upper (2)
line.
The question for illustration H is,
which is the larger of the two? Your
answer will undoubtedly be, 'No. 2,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17
A nI.IGN or rEnRnn
Conspiracy TO Drive Negroes from
BLACK Hoch, Arb.

LIrrLE Rock, Ark, Jan. TO-
Governor FishbAck has received iut0f-
nation OF a reign Of terror which exists
among the c0lofod people Of the town
Black Rock. Black Rock h the center
" a large manufacturing anu lumbrr
district aud, owing 10 the present
financial airingency, n number Of men
Hfu out Of employment. Among them
arc number oi lawless characters
VINO have organized for the putpOse Of
driving all negroes out OF town. They
have succeeded IN iutimldatiug
many factory owners. 30 far they
have discharged oil negroes In their
employ.
Last Friday night tho following
notice was posted Ia a public place:
"All negroes must leave the town
inside Of ten days or take what
follows, aud all who have houses
rented TO them must fro them
or we will IRE the houses inside
OF ten days. Negroes, don't lot this
slip your mind.D This was followed
byvefbal and written notices 20 nill
aud factory men that thoy must die.
charge every negro In their employ or
their property will be burned. The
mills aud factories are guarded anu the
streets patrolled by men armed with
WincheHtefs. The other side claim
they have outside help Rnd serious
trouble seems imminent. The clilred
population, numbering labout 800, are
com plotely COgtu, ABOUT puu.tuirj
have lott and others will 20 he mill
should follow tho advice OF thV white
Gals.
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have seen that their Interests were
Identical with those OF their late mas-
ters, but now the relations between
tho lately enrhnchisud and their
nelghbors nre better. was always In
favor u protecting the negro In his
right to the ballot"
After the close Of Palmet's remarks
a communication from the secretary Of
tho treasury, Ia response 10 the frsolu.
ton OF Allen Of Nebraska, In regard h.
the gold coin IN the United States
November ] 1893, was laid before the
Senate.
The bill TO establish a port OF dellv.
cry at Bonnef'e Ferry, Idaho, was
called up by Dubois ami passed.
THE CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT.
The secretary VI the treasury recent
~ requested the attorney general for
an opinion whether consular officers Of
China stationed 10 foreign countries
can properly certify statements which
certificates are required 10 set forth.
The attorney general holds that the
Identification Of Chinese persons should
be evidenced by a certificate Issued by
the government Of which he may be a
subject The government can act, he
holds, IN the Issuance Of such certih.
GATES, only through It's officers and
agents. lit chooses to select consular
officers In foreign countries as suon Of
ilcors and agents it has a right to do 40.
rnia opinion, with the previous one
Of the attorney general that China.
msn en- route 10 other countries can
pass In transit through the United
States, will hinder the enforcement OF
the Chinese exclusion act.
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JAcKsoNyILLE PROTESTS.
citizens say the Governors Interior
euco VIII Lead so "a Riot.

citizens Say the Governors Interior.
snce VIII Lead 80 Riot.
JACKSONVILLE, jan. l6.-MAuAgsr
Bowucn's erTAud in Tallahassee was
the principal subject OF conversation
among the followers Of this Corbett.
Mitchell contest. Although the die.
patches this afternoon announced that
his interview with Governor Mitchell
was OF a private nature, his statement
that the situation was unchanged gives
the frienja OF the club reason 10 hope
that nothing has developed adverse 10
the interests Of the club.
Tonight u great crowd OF citizens
thIonged Metropolitan Hall, called
there TO protest against the intended
action Of Governor Mitchell In calling
out the militia 10 prevent the contest
Speeches were made Of a fiery nature,
some OF tho most prominent meu In
the city responding 10 calls from tho
audience.
After three city oouncilmen had
spoken, saying they protested more
against the insult offered the city hs a
lsw.abiding place than against the
anticipated stopping OF the contest,
resolutions were adopted, protesting
against the massing OF troops In the
city and pledging tho citizens 10 AID
the sheriff in all CLAW fup efforts ~
keep the peace.
The crowd was worked up TO a high
pitch OF excitement and Threats we're
fitquently heard that the first attempt
y the militia would result In blJ0i.
he'd. This Ia the general opinion
throughout the city.
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A FOREIGN NEWS BUDGET.
Italians Killed During The BOmbaTd-
molt OF Rio do Ja16iTO.
Latest from ihe seat Of War In south
mcrica.-Vatiinnt's Daughter
tktdnapod.

BUENos AYEFs, Jan. lG.-The fol.
lowing has been receive from Rio de
JanolrJ: IL is fumored that numerous
members Of the rational guards arc
desorting. The insurgent feet con.
linuos the bombardmrnt Many shells
fall In the center Of tue city aud sew.
pral pofsous have been kilicd, including
rome Italians.
When the Italian minister became
acquainted with the fact he demanded
reparati0n from the government He
was Informed that as foreign residents
had been warned OF the danger of re-
manning IN the city. the government
could accept no responsibility for any.
thing that might uefall them.
IL IL reported that Peix0tu's tltCt has
Left Pernnmbuco. The Insurgents have
received fresh supplies OF provisions
anu now possess large quantity.
Santos ~ being blOckadcd by tins iu-
surgent squadron. The clergy generally
sympathizs with the fevoluti0nists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17
A Case Of St. Yllus DI1co Cured, De-
monsITaiing The Skill Of lhs
Physicians Of The Zion
Medical & Surgical
Institute.
Tho 50 Rate for All Diseases Closes
Feb. ist.-Ncrvous aud Chron-
ic Diseases "a Speciality.

George Stanton. Esq, prominent
business man OF rhyson CITY, Utah, In
conNorsation with tho writor. saIdi "Aiy
little son, Raymond, was q groa, sunorer
Whom | consulted Drs. Shore. IS shore.
oftho Zion Medical and Surgical ins,i.
tuic, located % East md South st.. salt
Lake city. Amer an examination the
doctors informed mo his disease was
coroa Tor ST. Nl,ls dnnce) and I asked
MN tho question. Can hc DO cufodg
Tho doctors answered mo with an un.
qualified yes, aud Il give, mo eroat
pleasure to state that amor two months
treatment BY these ominon. specialist.
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Of Tho greatest muslin underwear
bargain tables ever witnessed BY any
one.
a mighty 15 con; table, a mighty 90
cent table, mighty 20 cent table,
mighty SLO1 table.
Read these toms thoroughly and SEQ
WhHt You can buy vi small sum.
AZ . cents y very large Table dlied
with all kinds N underwear worth much
moro Than double OF less than tho prco
90 th0 muslin.
OUR 20 CLINT TABLE-Iadics fno
cambria Drawers . inch hem beautiful
cluster ~ ttcks % cCnia.
Ladies fine Muslin Drawer cxtn we'll
cents
Ladies' Gns Muslin drawers trimmed
W. inch embroidered runlo and clus.
Ter OF tuCks go routs
lniIo. rno Cambria chemlsc shirts
WIN l0op Hou fuIIU and cluster Of tucks
o. uautH.
lalio' extra fine Cambria Correct Covors
tlgHio neck With nost oic0 around neck
nui sleeve 'l couts.
laiIosvorv elegant Cor.o. Cover. V
neck with l!i inch embroidered flnNh
d1 cents.
Noyor has any sale boon 40 carefully
prepared as,hia.
d1 GENT TABLE-1hiios iine Muslin
Gowns tucked yoke with cambria runio
finished 90 cou.s.
Ladies' Muslin Chomiso will, Y irlm.
ming % turEs aud Inserting 90 cents.
Iad.o. very Emo Muslin CnomI,e
square neck with Inch linen lAco trim.
ming so c1uts.
OUR 10 CENT TNBLE-Iad.ss clio.
giant Muslin Gown v yoke of gIrsiar
iucks, flll sleeves and ctmbrc runlo
finish 20 cents.
Ladies' beautiful Muslin Gown round
neck with yoke ot insertion and tucks,
iull sleeves - cents.
ladies elegant Muslin Drawers with
inch linen lnro edge aud insertion be-
tween clustor Of Tine tucks 20 cents.
ladies o,tra quality Muslin Drawers
with Inch embroidered runio and
cluster NJ ,ucks 70 cents.
Ladies' elegant Muslin Chou.lse olabor.
a'o front trimming Of hno embroidery
20 cents.
Ladies' worry Gne Camhrlc Corset
Covers beautifully trimmed with fine
embroidery 10 coul4
OUR sL0l TABLE Iadee. elegant
Muslin Gown mock with eniir0 yoke
ofiucks nno embroidery aud rnll sleeves
tho latest 500.
Ladio, nno Cambria Corset Covers
square neck with elaborate embroidery
trimming slOl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-Tho Hcrad
special from La Libtftad, Salvador.
January 10, sayt: Tue latest dispatches
received from tbs seat Of war AZ Hon.
durAs convey tho Information that
President Nrsquez defeated q body Of
Invaders under command OF General
Manuel Bonola nj ApaCilagvn.
General Oftoz, chief Ia command OF
tho invading iOfCcs, has required Of
General Antonio EEgta, Sslvadof's
assistance VA the fight. General Ezbta,
who Ia fully authorized 10 answer ilt
Salvador, feiusua 10 lend aid 10 the in.
vadeu OF Honduras aud declares that
Salvador Will maintain utrict neutral.
ny, but will no willing 10 act the part
Of a poaccmaket u invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

NEW YoRIS, jan. l6.--C. +. Hunt
ington says the relations with Mite.
Stanford aud Judge Spencer are anl
always have been very cordial. |
know nothing about tho alleged pay
ment OF $780, 600 debt Of the Stanford
estate. The only true thing about the
Stanford statement n that Mis-. stan
lord and have large property liter
ests Ia common. don't owe her a
single dollar.
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ooLon,Do's TxTnA SESSION.
To Demand the Coinage Of silver
through the Courts.

10 bemanu the aotnaHo OF HtiNor
through the Courts.
DESvER, Jan. i6.-A bill was intro
duced Ia the house authorizing the
governor 10 present bar Of bullion at
tho United States mint Tor coinage,
and appropriating money 10 carry the
case through the courts II the govern.
ment refuses TO coin the silver.
The senate was not In session. The
members who have stood out for i'm.
mediate adjournment held caucus
this evening. IL IL understood that
with Que exception they will hold %.
gether and prevent any legislation
whatever. II they do NO no apprOprla.
ton bill can he paesvd TO deifay the
expenses Of the extra session, and the
members Of the house will be unable 10
cash their warrants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

ALBANY, n. V, jan. l6.-A disiin.
guishcd body OF men assembled la the
state assembly chamber tonight 10 a.
tend the annual meeting OF the state
bar association. Among those present
were: Vice President Stevenson, Unit.
ed States Senator David u. Hill,
United States senator Dolph anu cx.
United States Senator Hiso0ck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

The above underwear will all
be piled on tables where every
body can get a chance 10 see il.
Monday morning follow the rush,
the great underwear crowd will
come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

SPoKANE, Wash, Jan. 10. 80 An
opium Hmugglsr DONG business on a
big scale was caught here today AMI
SO, 900 worth OF opium captured. lhe
prisoner gave the name Of b. Il. Davis
bur admits that that Is not hl' true
namb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17
Ihe Daughter IlIdnapped.

PARIS, Jan,i6.-rhe daughter Of the
condemuod anarchist valiant has
disappeared. IL 10 believed she has
been kidnapped by oomu would.be
guardian,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

NEW York, Jan. l0.-A special to
the WOr'd frcm Jacksonville sayf'
Corbett was very sick about half an
hour today anu had flt Of vomiting
which lasted several minutes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

NArLts, Jan. l0,-Twcnly.nvo hun
drvd HOiuiefs have sailed Tor Palermo.
Advicos received from Sicily indie 10
that everything Is QUOT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

Zion Medical and Surgical Institute

Located permanently In the Harmon
Block, 80 y. Second south ST.,
salt Lake City, Utah.
q. W. SHORES, NJ, D.,
A. j. SHORES, NJ. ID,
Consulting PhysiciAns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-17

sptclalues Al disease NJ tho Rye. Ear.
Nose, Throat ard LuuEs fouho. Rectal and
private diseases, our treatment Tor rilrs IL
now, ganless, safe and certain. Our own
method.
once hours-9 10 n a.m,, gto bpm, Ttos
p.m. sundays, n An. - p,in
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In chronlca and nervous diseases that he
was entirely cured. lilo commenced %
get better from tho ns'. My little boy y
case was certainly % bad one. llo began
90 loo, bad, and was poovish aud irciful.
his temper was irritable, his slocp was
disturbed by dsagrooablo dreams lie
was very ndgoiy aud nervous, could not
slt STILL Tho muscles Of tho faco would
twitch, his gait was peculiar being slow
and shunling. no matter where tho
hand was placed 90 could no: be kept
steady. SO grave vero an those synp-
toms that Il sooms almost d miracle that
he was restored 10 porico: health ia 30
short n iimo.
81 heartily recommend Drs shores &
Shores"
Tho above case is ono Of special inter-
cat To parents. Many children aro sub
Jcct to tho samo nervous symphony, yot
in a milder form. ThI, should noycr be-
neglected. All such cases. n taken Ia tho
early stages, can be- cured. Drs. Shores
& shore, have proved this fact In the
ease Of little Raymon Stanton.
REMEMBER,
All patients who apply for treatment
duriug This month viii DO treated un,il
cured for e. "a month, medicines fur
nishOd PBEE.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
East Side.

EdSt Stoe.
BOWERY, IS. near Canal st. (Montauk HoteD-
Nicsly furnished rooms; hot & cold water. gas,
bath. heat: gentlemen; s5c. nightly. s. weekly.
GRANpSr., 378. Pleasant furnished front hall
room In house with private American family;
reterenc" required.
LEXINGTON AVE. .lS55, near elevator Bright
room, gas, wardrobe, bath lady orr. Jones.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1873 Second floor in pri-
reasonable; convenicnceS.
LEXINGTON AVE, 67s Two nicely furnished
front rooms, all conyenienGs; private Am"ri-
ca family: terms 81. 80, $40.
LEXINGTON AVE, ~bG+-Large front rooms,
nicely furnished; running water: l flight; all
inn ytGmcas nom aso o M%EsGsee II bs, rooms' all
LEXINGTON AVE, 1i41Ncwly furnished
large room ample closets; all conveniences de
sirnble location; reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE-. 4%i3-rriynte family; fur.
nished hall room; closet; bath Vanderbilt
fats. Bjorkwall.
LEXINGTON AVE, 200 near 92d st;-Large
furnished front room I'd floor. . in family; gen
tlemen; call Sunday. Carroll.
LEXINGTON AVE, 81 Newly furnished
81, 81 ~
LEXINGTON AVE. ,~40s-Large, front room;
water, gas board for lady.
room; sunny exposure; dine on parlor foo r.
references.
MADISON Avn. .l64-Two desirable rooms, with
private bath and good appointments; reasonable
terms.
Park AVE, go Nicely furnished large front
hall room, gentleman: closet, gas; reference;
private family. Montlort.
Park AVE, 1907 Hall room 10 let, 81; call 3
to 10 NJ.
20 AVE, l03-Single & double room; very
reasonable; breakfast II desired. Bird, flat 2.
I'D AVE. l9GO-Amcriran lady will let nicely
furnished pleasant lRll bedrooms; ST. smith
III AVE. $50, corner 18th STA finely fur
nishcd room 10 let, with or without board.
Oh AVE, l4'S. near 10th ST.. 1t tioor-Fur-
nISicd front room to let; small German family,
2D AVE, 2lO. near 9th st. Large. nicely fur
nIshed front room: all comforts.
81 AVE. 1886, near 72d st. Furnished room or
two connecting rooms. McAroy.
ID AVE, 434-FurnIshed room, front q hack
paTlor. for housekeeping.
3 - AVE 6S7-Furnished rooms for gentlemen;
81. so & -; warm hoise new 4 respectable.
4rH AVE, SO-Handsomeiy furnished front
rooms, connecting sleeping rooms, also for light
housekeeping prices reasonable.
I0IH 81. 05 Il. top fiat, west side, Large fur
nished room gas & bath; 50 per week.
10TH ST. 1913 r.. two doors from I'd ave. Large
front rooms; hot 4 cold water.
10TH 81. 3Ol f opposite Park Elegant newly
furnished hall bedroom 10 let. Morris.
18TH ST., 81 r.. Union square, few doors from
,Broadway-Smail L large rooms; moderate
charge.
18TH ST, los Meat, 2, comfortable rooms
10 let reference.
18TH IT. 3Ie Il Furnished front room Il bed
robin. list floor. Drush.
Hath ST., at X q large 4 small neatly fur
nished badroomsi sunny exposure; with or
l4rH ST, 22o Il. -pomlsrtably fgnlahed, large
noon, front housekeeping bath = ga
' NH. |L ~
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Handsome apartments,
hos, conducted house IN city rents 81 900 TO
$1,000, HENRY d. wINANs & MAY. as
\; lisTH ST., corner OF Manhattan ave. =
large, Light roe M h bath; steam heated deco
rated al tm,Er">r.i, MS; 2 hi"GTs ir%m I s,et'9a;
Columbus ave, corner saith st.
AT lm W. 76rII 81. Corner Columbus ave. a
pn nT"n',Ina ali lI 10 I'm a, a 'S S"sE rem :o %" !, 4 pG rom, 10 %
good tenant. For further particulars apply to
jan,tor, ON premises.
Al THE WINDERMERF, 400 W. 9th st
larg" corner apartment; also rooms, furnished
or unfinished, ~ moderate prices; steam. eleva-
tor, SC. -" resident agent.
APARTMENTS. LIST to ith; stone buildings, 7sa
ON ave, 10Th 81. : rooms, hnth; very convent
cnt; very moderate" rent. Jnn'tor, ~ w. 45th ST.
APARTMENT Of 3 rooms, hath, improvements, :
WvCkOFF. 5w. 1881 st.
A. TO LET, corner \ inside flats; NIL prices
Charles :. kohlcr n Rro. N0 Columbus ave.
A. GOTH ST, 40 h nj W. near 9Th ave. Very
desirable flats OF u rooms, bath: newly painted,
papcred h decorated; all improvements station,
AIRY tubs, ranges \ ice.hoN. q. NICHOLAS, 14S3
Broadway, near AID st. or janitor.
CENTENNIAL, i5b W. i3d u large light rooms
bath, s27 h $50; excellent, convenient neigh
horhood.
CHFAP, ROOMS TO LET for colored people:
. Az u rooms; from ~, 90 TO $50. Apply 100
W. 2Sth st.
CORNER FLATS, overlooking Central Park,
handsomely decorated, steam heated. \ rooms,
all right station ON" block l w. lo4th st. See
owner for terms
ElEMANT rooms & bath; corner flats 10 new
halls. nj 40 W. AL ST., 4 iS9 W. 9th st. rent
81. Apply on premises.
FLATS TO T. on Br, AWAY. near l3d ST. 40
month. Apply 100 W, 2Sth ST.
HANpSoME FLATS, All improvements, 18th
t., near Plaza lotrl, from $3.50 to 81 300 year,
Api' " on premises. ~ w. 5"th ST., or lS3 Broad
wA", room /.
no i'sE a3G W, 4th st, or 10 s,h ave. d rooms
4 caihrocmi all Improvement 'cebos' &c I;
NEAT FLATS, 2ll W. 6sth ST.. between Broad
way \ Tlh ave, rent from so To $40 month.
NEW FIATS-H rooms 4 bath; private hall; 80
to low Ilu,h St. also Sol 10 ,@lS W. iisth
lid" st" t,
SUITABLE Tor dr.: smaker or dentist; sonthwest
corner l*ith 81. n 9TH ave. Janitor, 2O8i eth
ave.
THE DALHoUSIE, 10 to AS W. 50th st, Also.
" lutcly trcprObt x fronting Central Park a very
choice apartment 10 rent. Apply TO tho IAiii-
tor.
THE TOWNSEND. 2O8 w. l2Ist 81. -Eiegant
modern improvements. near elevated station
rents, SO g So. Apply TO j%anitor, or FRED
ERlCk REED, 20Ss AN ave.
LARGE coRNER FLAT.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEwELRY delivered;
viii in" c sSp'Se sIPS Synrcq'f s0 %P%Tc;H s 5o'' II Enss
18th st.
$40 UP 4. rooms 4 hath; attractive
co las 5 isV s,s sGSses adjoining oo'h L
~ UP. o rooms 4 bath. ,team heat,
Ia!th q from station.
SO UP. Just on shcnlan square: SO 4
W, 60th ~ steam heat, Sill imppveneptA
Apply 70 iAnlton or HAvhNs h bkEnE.
62sAND Sao: D rooms. hath small Ns1niliss
every convsuienee. cAn lo5 ". pathst
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TO l.Er-3 nice rooms for small family. Mrs. ].
+. Meginnis, Ridgeield Park. y. j.
nan =, "a r. q 4 ~" COZ co;
l0ith St, l2-22 T.. q rooms, buffet, washstands.
iI5.h 4. S. g BIZ 4 w. "r; d t tl'f mnntel o mir SO! % ~ e
llTth ST.. 36O-36G W. r.. steam heated ~ Is
HUDSON ST., 6O5-6 rooms 4 bath .......... S3l
I'D ST., 1913 w. 4 rooms & bath, corner.....S4O
path ST., :Al W., u rooms 4 bath, steam heat .$34
55th at, iiS W., u
4Oth ST., 3IS W., > rooms, bath, single. ....."...$24
OH ave. 1872, 3 rooms, improvements. ..... ...s $40
Greenwich st., SIG, u rooms, $50
JOSEPH rDRBIT 4 Co. 23d st. 4 9th ave.
NICE FLOOR, all Improvements In house: near
9th ave. between 18th h 18th SITS reasonable
rent. X. b.. box 3l6 Uptown World.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
urfurni.hsd-we.t Side.


BOTH ST., gGG W. Nicely decorated D roomsh
bath all improvements; references required.
Inquire Ianitof.
4OTH 81. 2O7 W, near Broadway-Flat 4 light
Grated 81, S2i.
Asp 81, 81 W. near Broadway-Nery dssir-
able .lhgle apartment, . rooms \ BATH, lusi
throughout ~ HAT; strnl, heated nl improve
mcuts: owner, who reside. In house, VIII give
special iudu"cmont. to desirable tenants. q.
%Jauitur.
AID 81. 30 w., near Broad way e. Most deslr-
able single Fat. " looms 4 bath; newly decor.
hrat"i; NJ door; ms ilai Is very desirable;
si",iud Inducements to good tenants. q. NICH-
ol"N-. iis3 broadway, near I'D st.. or j%anitor.
I3p ~, 249 w.-Nery desirable single apart.
hentcd; rent si5 Apply q ,NICHOLIs, 1883
broadway, near 42d ST., or j%anitor.
i3D ST., 223 ". Very desirable single apart.
haajc,i rent SD. Apply q. NICHOLAS. 1883
broadway, near 42d St. or jantor.
aDSr. .j6 AND 25s W. Apartments Of 3 and
= rooms. modern convenience, rents $40 TO
So, IN elegant HAT hoiscs. see %ianitor.
s5rII 81. "A ,-Cornrr IA, am; very con-
v'uient; y ro1ns bath; MAY | rent moderate.
iDIllSI va W. Apartments. 3 rooms; newly
painted; pa'"' lonsr; ~. 30, Sll. liousekecper
iSrII 81. 38T w. Most desirable single fiat. :
room; bath; beautifully decorated In white n
SSGi" 10 81 Faoi party, q. NiTG"uUn2I"Ii5a, i4s3 Broad rss
way. near i2d st., or Ianitor.
4slU 81. 34S ". Elegant fat. 8largc rooms 4
bath; newly painted h decorated rent low,
4STH ST, lao +. Choice, decorated, 9th fiat.
consisting Of : rooms x bath; possession; rent
reduced to S1o. Janitor on premises.
4"1H 81. :gI6 W. - d I rooms, fine order,
Sln6otoSli: free to APRIL l.
nIli 81. 400 W. Choice rat Of o large. light
rooms Il path separate private hall: %janitor's
attendance, &c. ; rent S2l. Apply to IunitOr,