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PILOTS ARE ALL STIRRED UP
Will Petition Congress to Have
Liberty Light Continued.
Their Feeling Practical, Not Aroused
by Sentiment.

QUARANTINE. s. l.. Feb. ls.-Con
siderable feeling has been aroused among
Staten Islanders concerning the recon
mendation OF Secretary Carlisle to estah-
ish tho annual appropriation Of $4,000 for
the muru'rntion Of the Statue Of Liberty.
Capt. Edward Finnerty, a harbor and
river pilot OF twenty-six years experience
and at present captain Of the Health
Officers boat At Quarantine. declared to
an Evening World' reporter this morn.
ing that a petition In opposition to tho
recommendation would undoubtedly hc
presented to Congress by the Sandy Hook
pilots and that a general meeting will
be called to take action forthwith.
81 have converted with a dozen or
more pilots in relation to the matter
within the last twenty four hours" said
recommendation Is universal among those
m nSie W ].e2v fan N iaa ARF Tn%lnsi,d the d iTvn the
"Our opposition is not sctuatei by
sentiment, II is practical, and believe
will have considerable weight with con-
gress-at all events the Representative
from the Atlantic coast states. If a vote
on the question should be taken on
Staten Island to-day. the result would
be unanimous in favor % continuing the
llllInlnd tpn- OF lnp statue.
Health Ofnrer Jenkins has been con-
suited by a number OF pilots who desire
to rave him use his influence in their
cause against adjustment OF the illu-
m.nation.
''The feeling said the doctor this
morning, ITS so strongly in opposition
to Secretary tarlisle's recommendation,
that II does not seem that Congress Will
approve Of It. Ev'n II the lights in
the statue were not. OF practical ser
vice. and at times Of almost incalcula-
bile aid. to harbor craft as a guide.
sentimenth and pride should suffice to
continue the illumination OF the world
famed statue. I do not believe the
Secrctary's recommendation will be
a Dproyed,"
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Melton OVerCOatS

THEY'VE been going all this week
! at a great rate, and it's doubtful
if Monday finds any blacks or blues
left in this store.
But that don't make any difference
in the price that always remains the
same, no matter how great the de-
mand is. We want you to take them
all. We don't want to carry any
thing over.
These OvercoatS are extra long,
full and deep, lined with fancy check
cashmere, black silk sleeve Innings,
wide velvet collars, and you're per-
fectly welcome to take them at $40
each, Blacks, Blues or any other
color, as long as we have any to give
you.
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Reporter Tut in Quarantine.

LAWRENCE. Mass. Feb. ia H, Rogers.
a reporter. who interviewed residents NJ a hous.
occupied by smallpox patients. va, arrested
YESTERDAY and put In quarantine for ten days by
order Of the Board OF Health.
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.dsua.to Haisa Big Production of
gpThe Merry Wives Of Windsor"
90. ..ttsh ttE.'t 10
"Enfant Prologue" Company Soon
to Return to Europe.

~ n. Crane leaves New York in the
ars, days OF March, but hia absence will
M, be a very long one. His next season
Gill begin at the Star Theatre Sept. "a.
Nth a big production OF, The Merry
wives NJ windsor" This, will not be
scheduled for a long run. In fact. 1t
will he allotted four weeks, and then a
now comedy by Miss Martha Morton
will be produced. Miss Morton has been
a, work upon II for a long time, and
Mr.. crane thinks that II will be the best
thing she has ever done. Cranes com
pany for next season will include Orrin
Johnson, Percy Brooke. James o. Bar
rows, George.F. De, We're. Joseph Vince
lock. jr.. Anne o'Nelli, Amy Busby.
GLADYS Wallis. Kate Denim Wilson and
others. HsSis negotiating with a well
known leading ledy fcr~the part Of Mis-
tress Ford IN "Tne MerryWives."
The members of the "Enfant Pro-
digue'' company, now at Abbey's Thea.
tire. will probably return to Europe
M viii end saturday, feS,. q. and their
stay in this country VIII not be pro-
i favored this delightfu:is dainty pan
tomimc. In fact, 1t Is useless to deny
the fact that, 1t has been psrsistently
Cn,,rtes and his associates. The CITY
where Il was most cared for was Bos-
ton. ELSEWHERE it received praise from
all the. critics-undiiuted, and highly ad-
patronize II Even in Roston. the best
eitv OF ali for "LEnfant Prologue"
business, was not large. Yet this panto-
mime IL the acme OF art.
-.
there until FebrIary' Thev viii prob
ably revive .iFatinitza." which gives the
op%portunities. De' $50 ~
Joseph Brooks. William H.. Cranes
dS;ri,e , bnt tinse iS Se b.eh ssc,; yaIr ID anu a
Ia ~ stars that caSr searfsIv he heatsn
in spite q the weli;known fact that stel-
hiaun nan-iainn, 81. D.
bit cynical, or soured, or gray-haired, or
Of d-looking. Think of a man having been
able to keep his equanimity and a dap
managed Lswrenee Barrett, John Nc
Cullough, John e. Owens, ]. X. Emmett,
Nat c. Goodwin; John T. Raymond,
Robson and Crane, W. II. Crane, Barry
port, Lillian Russell, Ristori and jan
auschek.
- ':-";
eTEe present contract between Messrs.
Oiim0re ana frohman for ene oduct
CINE Giri / Left Behipd Me- David
Beiasco ana Fyles's play. at
tne Acaoemy or Music, may LEAD to other
tnnes. IN case or success Nr. F'roh-
a may put other OF his plays on the
iarsS ana Wen-resuIase stage OF me
academy II IS q long time since the
hcademy ma ,had anything so good on
view as Ihe Glrl i Left Beh1nd Me-
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Killed by His stepson.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. ls-william Afford, a no.
torious character about town. was shot and killed
by his stepson yesterday afternoon. at the Union
Hotel. Afford went tn the hotel and assaulted his
wife, cutting her severely In the arm. Her son
threw his mothers assailant out ~ the house,
and when Afford drew his knife the young man
shot him
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OXFORD.

"Roxins." says Jim Corhstt. and he
ought to know. lis a progressive science:
The improvement has been constant and
steady. To-day l am at the top Of the
ladder. but some time there may come
along a man who will give me my
quietus by a trick which l never thought
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Made Insane ny n Hanging.

10Y NSsUVIdI'1 fT"SFT
P~1NEVH.LE, KY. Feb. l6-Lish Hendricks
saw Rob Marler hanged last Friday and is now
almost q rsvins maniac. He Is haunted by the
vision OF the murderer dangling at the ropes end,
and Is afraid to be left alone In the dark.
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M0STSTHREE-CENT LECTURE
Four Hundred Persons Paid the Tax
to Hear Him.

About four hundred persons paid three
cents apiece last night to hear Johann
Most speak at New Irving Hall, In
Broome street, near Essex. One-third
Of them were women The men all
smoked cigarettes. It wal a meeting OF
the Socialistic Labor Party. Most was
very tame In his remarks, and for the
frst time in his life failed. to mention
the police or the "capitalistic" press.
Capt. COPYRIGHT had a number Of police
men on hand to see hat Most did not
violate the law,
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Amusements.

A painful suspense followed. during
which the hand struck up a lively tune,
but it sounded like a funeral march.
The hoy, the boy! what about the
b1y?' the audience shouted. They were
human again now, At length the man
aGer appeared lie told them that the
lad had been i'll all day and had taken
part in the performance at a great risk.
The mental strain was too much for
him, however, and as the last shot was
fired his strength gave way, and he
swDonel. But he is not hurt" the
manager concluded. land as soon as the
fain;inG fit is over he shall be presented
to you. See, here he comes!" and as
he spoke Bosco emerged from the tent.
leading by the hand his little son. dis
playing the remnants Of the third apple.
Such a shout arose as has never since
been heard under the canvas OF Gal
laNy's monster tent, and when Bosco
raised the hoy in his arms and kissed
him an~ectionately oil both cheeks the
cries OF Bravo! Bosco!' could have
been heard for miles around.
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Wen-Kpown Old Printer Dead.


CHICAGO, Feb. ls-EdNard James. known N
nearly every old time printer in IN. oounrry, died
night at his home in this city after a hriet
From 1850 to 1858 he was superintendent
for Nan henthuys'n & Co, State printers. Al
Coming to chicago In 1850 hc remained
until shortly after the great IRE, when he went
O. New York In the employ Of the house n! Saroni.
Major & Co, He returned 10 Chicago In 1878.
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Alfredo Bosco has never told how that
very fainting Mt OF Alfonso's saved the
lads life, for he. and he only, knew that
his aim was defective, and hat the shot
struck the apple just as the swooning
boy was falling TO the ground. William
Tells historic and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
feat no longer forms an item in Sig.
Alfredo Bosco's extensive repertory~
London TitrBi4. =.
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MiIbRu'. RIisRyn N; a tonic. Opposes malaria
and epidcmicN, hottie. -. 81. ISB B'wRy. -
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Esd ST, 1888 W.-English family. accommodates
or boarders; nice home good board.
23D ST. $40 w.-Large & small rooms; excelis11
board; terms reasonable; table boarders accom-
modated
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tas. Side.
ELDRIDGE ST., l9s-Furnished room for ladies
or gentlemen; N75. $3.50; couple. 81.
IRVING PLACE, 2l-Comfortably furnished rooms.
LIST, ID floors small rooms. $3.50: conNeniences;
references.
LEWIS ST. g. near Grand-Iarge front room;
also front basement. furnished for housekeeping:
$3.50, s.
MONROE ST., 500, near Grand st. ierry-Fur-
nished rooms, 81, 80 per week; within min
utes walk q, z car lines.
STANTON ST. 37--Furnished room for married
couple or gentlemen: with kitchen.
ST MARKS PLACE. l4-Handsomest 4 cheapest
rooms; all conyeniences; gentlemen or couple,
housekeeping
ST Marks PLACE. es-Iarge front room, also
attic suitable light housekeeping. 81 up weekly.
SUFFOLK ST, ~, near Grand-Large front room.
furnished for housekeeping; 1875; washing
privilege.
I'D AVE. in-Front pariOr, well furnished "a
floor; private house; running waller, large
closets gas, bath, suitable for gentlemen: $3.50,
20 AVE. isi q large nicely furnished, connect
| ing rooms. heated. on "a noor, for 2 gentlemen.
2n AVE, is3-Nicely furnished rooms. Ring
I'd bell. riEA
2n AVE. las. near 9Th st,-Nicely furnished
room for light housekeeping; $3.50.
ITH AVE. 27O-Nicely furnished rooms, new
| bath, hot. cold water; near Madison Square,
STU ST lOs-Furnished room for gentleman or
| couple
9TH ST. 20 r.. rear Broadwsy-Large small
rooms, parlors, heated: city visitors aeeommo-
dated moderate,
sTH ST, a. T., near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
| nicely furnished rooms large small; perman-
| cnt or transient, "
lJlH SILT Furnished rooms TO let, ioF
| ladies oTgrnil"men.
10TH ST. 2!i E? & , connecting furnished
rooms, light housekeeping, 27S. $3.50 weekly,
lUru ST, iOI E.-Comfortably furnished rooms
| with or without board.
10TH ST. lsl E.-one sInSle room, nicely fur
| nlshcd on LIST floor.
InTH ST, 81 =, near Broadway-Nicely furnished
| rooms, rCdecorated 81. s5 to IS weekly.
| ETH ST. 81 ...-RedecorStod new elegantly
| furnished rooms, s. 90 TO $ weekly
I-iu 81. u. h. Elegant lrnnt parlor, suiung
| doctor or music; also small; BATH with board
reasonable,
lJIii ~. lsSD r, between I'd q Sd ayes. Neatly
| furnished rooms lor gentlemen.
18TH ~. Isl y. Nicely furnished room; bath
| In house: moderate price.
18TH ST. lo7 y. Union squarel-Large also
hall rooms, together or separately private fam
lily; steam heat
18TH ST. UNION SQUARE 1T E.-2 pATiors.
] sssoi housekeeping; other rooms. $50 q a.
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Good viii 6 Interest for Sale.

AN OLD ESTABLISHED dry goods business and
property located on good business ,,su street
neas; will sell property. without stock u 20 de-
sired; exceptionally good opening Tor right party
cay terms ZOO fee. floor space price for
LOUIS SCHULTZ Co, g. Graham ave. Brook
Ign.
BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE Having 9, wish
TO sell I ur =; also = horses aud wagons. Al.
dress LEA DISC AVENUE, world Brooklyn
BuTCHERS!- Large pork store doing good bust
ness Tor sale cheap. 27s Flushing ave, corner
Gtand ave. Brooklyn
BUTCHER SHOP. III 80 ave retire account
OF sickness, horses q wagon.
CANDY and stationery store newspaper route
for sale. ii3 vnrick ut
CANDY tobacco aud news depot next to school
l. station and ferry bargain 1909 % ave.
CANDY STORE for RnlC SIS, must hu sold TO.
day; going West no agents. go Spring st
CIGAR SIORE for sale established ~ years;
owner rcirng from business. 80 Hudson ave,
Brooklyn.
CIGAR and confectionery store Tor sale; reason
Tor selling. sickness 25S Bridge St, Brooklyn.
COFFEf and lunch rDouu. cheap iur cash other
business chance 'nr man aud wii" 21 Bn""rH
COMMISSION BAKERY and lunchroon; unnr-
passed location. money maker; Investigate. up-
portunIty; good reasons HART, Sc % ST.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE IN Brooklyn, nj in
terscction Of car lines handsomely fitted up;
OBEkMEyTR& IiEBMANN.
~ Bremen 81, BrUuklyn.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE. must sell at once
good stand: stocked well little cash required
good reasons Call after 10. 22S Gold st, Brook
gn.
CORNER BEER AND WINE SALOON long
lease. full license, low price. Address L., box
$50 World
ELEGANT downtown corner saloon for sale or ex-
change .or property. RETIRING, box AZ World.
FINE DELICATESsEN In Dobbs Ferry, near New
York. Inquire b22 West 4Ith at, ith floor back,
FIRST CLASS meat market. Amsterdam ave.
bad health the cause ~ selling; no agents
FIRST CLASS unchroom for sale. good location.
cheap. GO East l25th st.
FOK SALE-FiTst- class liquor store Newark
ave-, Jersey city; prominent corner; 20 years
established: cause for selling, death of owner
Apply To JOHN EDELSTElN, NJ Railroad ave,
any time before In the morning or In the after
noon.
FOR SALE-BoardIng and livery stable, 3Ox2O
feet on 4 lots: cheap rent long lease; On
account Of owner retiring rom business. Inquire
NTH NJ. a Jerome
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furnishes Houses TO let.

\ FOUR STORY. o. S.-E'b1p, hr1wn-s;ouc house,
g.mpluty.s tu-.st'l - no. rTB'-rIlss order. ON
W 1921 d.. uatr arH.N ave-, express train.
% 70 Er tHT sl- '.a '-u ave. elevated. less than -
W.uuivs, rent Reasonable 4. q H,s sable tenant,
+. A. BLACK. II ". ~ n 81,
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18th 81, 32S h. sunny purl or, well furnished
other rooms with good board terms moderate
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22D ST.. ass w.
Small rooms to rent. cheap.
22D ST., . w.-Beautifully furnished rooms Of all
sizes descriptions; house strictly nrst class
throughout
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THE MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY Ameri-
can Theatre Hall, i2d st and Sth ave building
cost n million dollarsl; large hall everything new,
elegant and elaborate; Otis electric elevator. cleo
trio light steam heat. modern building absolutely
nrCprpnf, and In without doubt the finest dancing
school In tho country, thorough and effective Bys-
TEN NJ teaching private lessons In the waltz our
great speciality; class lessons, 81 - class les
sons, 81 waltz guaranteed In six private lessons.
with music 81 receptions Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings, dancing $50 +. NJ 10 IL. class all
other evenings; afternoon classes, Tuesdays and
SnmriAya B. 30 T. NJ American Theatre Hall to
let FOR halb. receptions Sc. reasonably; see It,
BROOkES'- AChDENN.
36I RrOOmc ~. oldest established classes begin
saturday. oct. 10: children, Tuesday, oct l6
adults: first lessons privately, all fashionable
dances; also fancy dances; with assistant ten"h-
crs; under supervision Of MIR. BruOl;es In person,
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

l5TII ST 259 W-Large I'd story, convenient.
sunny. front room. light housekeeping, adults,
S3
42D, 2bl Wight, cheerful rooms, furnished
or unfurnished Apply Manager Clinton Apart
ment, 253 W. AID.
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73D ST. & 851H ST., WEST SIDE.

DESIRABLE AND ! STORY HOUSES,
iully decorated steam heat ami electric nSh.
CLARk r~TNTr, - WEST "3n 1T.
Union ave. near l6j,h ST. ROBINSON. so
l. 81
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10TH ST, l57 E.-Nicely furnished rooms. suit
able for 2: private house good board: mod
L
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| 18TH ST, 3i2 Large furnished room; gas.
heat bath including excellent board; couple, SlA
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10TH ST.. es E.-Niceiy furnished large q small
rooms for gentlemen; board optional.
IN nQla Il
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Unfurni.hed Room. Wanted.

wANTED-By widow, or rooms, In pri
waite house preferred; rent must be moderate
Brown. 23l E. 18th st.
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nl!MnRNNDT ART ~CnOOI..

TALENTED STUnENTS wanted for practical
stage training school; public appearance guar.
| ant'cd. pahls Conservatory l2j East ESD II,
sos YEARLY. board ulrlun. no extras. seminary
lsire, military academy r1EsH. Address Ep.s-
copal Schools Iluilrunrl1. y J.
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2lH ST., los t.. near Broadway 4 Union Square
Rooms board. use Of paror & piano.
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| 10TH ST.. 127 E.-Fine furnished rooms to gem
tlemeh or family without children; with o.
without board,
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A-sToRE FIXTURES, 5 upright butter refriger'
ators, sliding doors; bevelled mirrors. counters
shelving coffee mills scales, mirror front tea cad
dies; cheap. 237 Broome st. blocks east OF
Grand at. : I'd ave. station.
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unfurnishsd-Misee
S 1O.FLATS $40

NOTHING LIKE THEM at the prices rooms a
bath set tubs, range: never occupied; Is one
half tho house: only other tenant; makes II
cosy. cheap flee from the troubles OF large
tenement-houses q. A. !. CO.. room 62. World
Building. ". Y.
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Flat. and ap. rtment. to let.
Unfurn,shed-Ws,t Side.

unfurnIsh ed-west Side.
THE CLINTON 2b3 W. ga st., near Broadway
Beautiful. all-light apartments; private halls.
baths! steam heat; elevator all night: choice res
tAurant in building
81 MoNTHLY-Choice apartments Q rooms; rear.
6s Grove st. near Beecker 4 Christopher.
DOLLARs-Leruy ST., IS; three large, neat
rooms. Call see Mr.. Thomas. janitor.
observation-disclosures OF ,ssth Street.
9TH AVE, ass rooms q bath; seiectI reason
able a attractive; best in city.
7TH AVE- 22s5. / block Of i3bth st station-Top
fiat, an-light rooms, bath; steam heated: mod
ern Improvements; rental t27. Inquire janitor.
9Th AVE, 28O6. near l3Sth 81. Fine fats, Z
rooms, bath; private hall S2l TO $50
l30TH ST, 201 VS. light rooms. nicely deco
rated all improvements; no bath; open Sun
day.
l29TH ST, 265 w.-Corner rooms bath; hall
service steam heated halls: small hrst-class
families
18TH ST, 4 BROOK VE-Beautifuily deco
rated apartments, 9 rooms: all steam
Owner on premises.
l3sTII 81 6Os E. LIST fat-b large rooms L bath ;
all improvements; reduced rents; SlS
14lST ST. 200 w. single flats. rooms bath /;
private hall; all improvements Inducements
I43D ST. 235 w, near 9Th ave o rooms 4
bath. $lb-S1S; free until November. BAR
NETT Co y y. 125th IT.
18TH ST, 5o2 w, Washington Heights-seven
rooms bath heated: $40. s25; all improvements.
SINGLE FLAT TO LET, 3 large rooms q bath
room Inquire In candy store. el5 Eagle ave.
near 1891 At. n Sd ave.
81 - SINGLE FLOOR, 4 rooms; improvements.
VIM. Stonebridye. lS4th st. east OF Sd ave
stationery store
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18TH ST, us E-rf'.t-class table board speci-
atty; moderate price,
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one Tine, ssc. per itre: Second T,ne ffc po
me; Third and Stibseyssnt 1tnes' soc per hne.
- Der hne exfru charpe Ss1ddps
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Board Wanted.

BOARD WANTED by a lady in private family
breakfast a dinner) where there are no oth.r
boarlers. Address s. W.. box $50 World. uptown
LADY wAhts room AZ board In excnanYe tor plaaoI
German lessons. Lessons, box $50 Worl1.N
uptown -
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18th ST. 1873 E.-Large sunny rooms; board q
attention nrst class; references exchanged
bisT ST. 157 E.-Double & single rooms. with
board; references.
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SisT ST. Z E.-Handsome rooms: excellent table
families bachelors: location nrst-class: mod
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| 18TH ST, 106 E.-Moderate size double rooms:
| uniformly good table; reasonable rates: Amer
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| wAVERLEY PLACE, 1o1. northwest corner WASH
| ington Square-Fine rooms: excellent table; ref
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WASHINGTON PLACE. 115-Parlor, furnished. to
rent; suitable for doctor dentist; with or
| without board: also other rooms: terms rearon-
able; references.
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SAD ST, EOS E.-Nicely furnished rooms, first
class board: ladies 81. gents $3.50.
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nth ST. 2l2 w.-Flrst-class table board. u
week: also table d'hote.