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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02

new Greek letter fraternity has been
organized this year in Brown called the
Alpha Tau Omega. This fraternity
fret originated in the South
and there has its strongest hold. There
are also chapters in Cornell University of
Pennsylvania, University of Michigan,
University OF Vermont and Leland Stan
ford. The Brown chapter was organized
Sept. 10, with eight charter mem bers, as
follows: +. A. Maynard, '95; &. p Mott,
'96; A.. A. Kempton, 96 II. b. Horton,
'96; j. y. Coombs, '97; j. w. Emory, '97; !;
+: ID, Perkins, '97, and Joseph Rob-
bins, 97.
This makes IL Greek letter fraternities
having chapters In Brown.
Negotiations are on foot to secure one
OF the opera houses for next winters ath-
letic exhibition. These exhibitions have
heretofore been given in Infantry Hall, i,
but the stage there il too small for the
purpose, and IL new performances
are upoertaken larger stage
Will be necessary. The last
exhibition was great success and il is to
be hoped that a suitable place may be had
for anything Instructor Parker wishes to
undertake.
A meeting OF the Football Association
was called today at 80 o'clock for the
purpose OF electing an assistant manager
The names OF j. s. Murdock and c. s.
Stedman were proposed by the committee.
The ballot resulted in q tie. Another bal
lot VIII be cast tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
Chinese Politencss.

I'm the matter of social politeness the
Chinese, especially the 'literati, have
reason to look down upon the barba-
rians Of the west. POliteness has been
likened generally to an air cushion.
There is nothing in it, hut it eases the
jolts wonderfully. As a mere ritual Of
technicalities it has perhaps reached its
highest point in China. The multitude
of honoric titles SO bewildering and
even maddening TO the occidental are
here used simply to keep IN view the
fixed relations of graduated superiority.
When wishing TO be exceptionally cour-
teous TO "the foreigners, the more ex-
perienced mandarins would lay their
doubled fists in the palms Of our hands
instead Of raising them in front of their
foreheads, with the usual salutation,
"Homa. " In shaking hands with n
Chinaman we thus very often had our
hands full From "Acruss Asia ON n
Bicycle" in Century.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
Known by Numbers.

At the Pioneer Club For Women I'm
London, TO which all the advanced
women belong, there is a simple devicc
for leveling all the members, irrespective
Of their rank and title. Members are
known by numbers instead of names. On
joining each woman Is given number
based on the order Of her membership, and
to some extent she Is known by the mum
Der, although addressing n person by her
name is not prohibited. But you will hear
such remarks as:
"Oh, Miss 622s, have you met Mrs.
39i6i She Is an intimate friend OF No
2903, whom you saw at Mrs. 6o22l 5
house."
Now No. 2o03 may be countess OF n
duchess, but being an advanced wom-
an she Is not vain Of her worldly position
and would much rather bc known by the
numerals than by her title-Cincinnati
Enquirer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
IRVING TO POE.
A Letter Full Of Genial Criticism and
Friendly Counsel.


Friendly Counsel.
Poe had through life the habit of
sending his better tales and poems TO
distinguished literary men and solicit
ing thereby their attention, writes Pro-
fessor George 4. Woodberry in The
Century in presenting some of Poe's un-
published correspondence relating to his
residence in Philadelphia.
He kept the replies and was thus en-
abled to append TO Hirst's biography of
him i'll the Philadelphia Saturday Mu-
scum long list of encomiums in addi-
tion IN such as had been publicly made.
The following letter from Washington
Irving was written in acknowledgment
of William Wilson, " which had fol-
lowed the House of Usher" as u
means Of introduction, and the sub
stance of it, much altered and some
what garbled, appeared in the list re-
ferred TO and affords striking instance
of how Poe dealt with such correspond
ence:
NEwBURG, Nov. q, 1852
DEAR SIR-The magazine you were so kind
"a 90 send me, being directed TO New York,
instead OF Tarrytown did not reach me for
some time. This, together with an unfortu
nate habit of procrastinatiOn must plead my
apology for the tardincss Of my reply. have
read your little tale of civilian Wilson" with
much pleasure 1t is managed in "A highly pic
turesque style, and the singular and mystic
rious interest Is well sustained throughout.
repeat what have said in regard 20 "a previous
production, which you did me the favor to
send me, that / cannot but think "A series Of
articles of like style and merit would be- ex
tremely well received by the public.
could add for your private ear that think
the last tale much the best in regard to style.
lt IL simpler. In your first you have been too
anxious TO present your picture vividly to tho
eye, or too distrustful Of your effect, and have
laid on too much coloring. II is erring on the
best sido-thc side of luXurisnce. That tale
might be improved by relieving the style from
some Of the cpithots. There is no danger Of
destroying its graphic effect which Is power
ful. With best wishes for your success, am,
my dear sir, yours respectfully,
WAsHINGToS IRVING.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
LATEST
AT PAWTUCKET.
Strike at the Lorraine Mills.
Weavers Leave Looms.

PAwTUcKET, Oct. 2.-What will in all
probability result in the biggest strike OF
textile workers this city has seen was In >
sugurated this morning, when 200 weavers
left their rooms Mt the Lorraine Mills as
protest against q reduction In wages.
The wesvers are employed in what IL
known as the worsted department, where
nearly TOO looms are in operation. The
first intimation the employees had OF the
reduction was when they received their
pay last evening. They found that the
reduction averaged about IL per cent.
1t ranged from to 80 cents a cut. The
difference in prices was on account Of diff
ferent lines of work. This morning a
committee OF the weavers waited upon
Agent Maccoll, but they report they did
not get any satisfaction out OF
the interview, hence the entrie
worsted side Is idle. The
operatives are firm in their determination
to remain out until the justice of their
demand is recognized, and In this event
1900 operatives will be involved within
few DAYS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
ATTLEBORO FIRE MEN.
Result OF a Trial Squirt at the Mus.
ter Today.

Attleboro is enfete today because
the town is full OF red-shirted
firemen assembled from the country
round to have Q nigh old time and trial
OF hand engines. But for q strong wind
that interfered with the playing the day
could not have been better for the pur-
pose. The trial up to O'Clock resulted as
follows:
East Attleboro, 131 feet inches.
Volunteer, of Central Falls, 15l feet AZ
inc hes.
Braintree, 145 feet So inches.
Hyde Park, 164 feet 10h inches.
Red Jacket, of Cambridge, 179 feet 4
inches.
New Bedford, 1853 feet 10 inches.
Haycart, of Pawtuckct, 1856 feet y inch.
The engines will conclude playing be-
fore dark.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
Warren.

Mrs. Judson Stafford, who has been
visiting friends in town, returned 10 her
home in Saratoga, N. ", yesterday.
The Warren High School Alumni Re-
union will take place Oct. q. There will
he an entertainment followed by refres n
ments and dancing.
The Lilliputlan Congress OF Warbler,
ana dancers VIII give comedy entertain
ment in Armory Hall, Oct. y.
81. Marks Vestry held a meeting last
evening.
The entertainment committee OF tho
Warren Artillery will hold meeting this
evening ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
Kissing st the Gate.

Kissing a girl at TN gate would seem 20
involve the most complex artifioes; but,
as we are told, IL all depends. In tine first
place, IL makes much difference whether
the kisser and the kissce are together Oh
one side OF the gate or are separated by
that awkward, teasing contrivanoe In
the second place, the temper Of the kissee
makes all the difference Ina the world Il
she be- unkind, no amount Of importantly
shall move her, aud surely mo- oourtly and
brave sultor will seek to obtain by force
that which his sweetheart denies, meaning
m--Chicaeo Record.
Society printing a specially at NEws lob
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS.
BY The Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 2.-The annual
tournament of the inter -colleg late tennis
association began here today. There were
10 entries In the singles. Following is
the result Of the matches played this
morning in the preliminary rounds:
II. A. Colby, Princeton, defeated j. B..
Read, Harvard, 6-3, 6-2. q. p. Herrick,
Princeton, defeated w. T.. Milne, Am
herst, Ga, 6-1. f. It. Talmadge, Yale,
defeated F. N. Jessup, Princeton, Ga, 6-3.
+. w. Belden, Amherst, defeated o.
G. Graves, Trinity, 7-5, 2-6, Ga.
r. NJ. Miles, Jr., Columbia, defeated II. c..
Bridgers, University of North Carolina,
6-2, 6-S, Cd. Malcolm Chace, who has
entered Yale, will defend her colors in the
tourney. He plays Alfred Goldman, Har-
wards strongest man, this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
Innocent OF plot.

In the time of William III Mr. Trcn
dcnham, poet, was taken before tho Ear
Of Nottingham on suspeion Of having
reasonable papers. Il am only poet,
protested the poor man, and these pages
are only my roughly skctched play"
The earl. however. carefully looked over
the papers In question before liberatins
the poet. Finally he returned the sheets
to the delighted author
Il have heard your statement. " said the
earl gravely, END have rnd your play.
As cannot find the least trace Of plot
In either the one Or the other, you may ~
free "
With this unfiattering tribute to his I'm.
noccnce. the poet departed with his plot.
less play.-New York Telegram.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
Daily Cooking Hint.

Potato SNow.-Choose large white po-
tatoes, rs free from spots rs possible; boil
them in their skins in salt and water until
perfectly tender, drain and dry them
thoroughly by the side of the fire, and
peel them. Put hot dish before the fire.
rub the potatoes through a coarse sieve on
to this dish; do not touch them after
wards, or the flakes will fall, and serve as
hot as possible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02

Two classes Of people love" " said
the impecunious author to himself.
The ancient writers and my friends. -
Then he took himself thoughtfully bv
the other hand and added. "l suppose
II is because I borrow from both OF
them. "-Rockland Tribune
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
MORSE RENOMlNATED.

BRocKToN, Mass, Oct. 2.-Elijah j.
Morse was nominated for Congress for the
fourth time today by the Republicans of
the Twelfth District. The nomination
was by reclamation. James 9. Leach OF
Bridgwater was nominated Senator by
the Republicans OF the Second Plymouth
District.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
HAvERFORD COLLEGE COAc HER

Nv The Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. &C. ID. Bliss,
more fsmilisrly known a. "Pop" Bliss.
who played on the Yale champions h 70
team OF 1892, has been engaged TO coach
the Hsyerferd College foot ball team.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
From Mystic.

Stonington voted "no license" by 277
majority. ~~--
B. F. Williams and r. M. Stilman, Re-
publicans, and p. O'Neil, Democrat, were
elected selectmen.
Groton did not vote on the license
question, but the town went Repu blican
by 200 majority. William Allen and Rob-
ert stanton, Republicans, and Everett
Croix, Democrat, were elected selectmen.
These towns have changed their vote by
more than 200
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED MT A. y wEEoRN.
Car lots today-Wheat 1853, corn 1856,
oats 220, hogs 1000.
Estimates tomorrow-Wheat 110, corn
$50, oats 143, hogs $1,000.
Heavy shipping Hogs, sl.9O to s61O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02
DIED.

ALLEN-ln this city. Oct. !. Mary A.. wife of
frank Is. Allen, in the 3sth year OF her
age.
BAkEll-in this city. Oct. !. Elijah &. Baker.
aged - years. months aud days.
CURRAN-In this city. Oct. !. Ann Curran.
wife Of the late Thomas Curran.
DENINE-ln this city. Oct !. Margaret L..
daughter OF Patrick aud Mary Devine.
aged years. months and - days.
FARNELL--ln North Grafton, Oct. J, Mr..
Leniuel Farwell iu the 81 year n l-s age.
Funeral Ihursday. Oct. AT 10 a. o., fr'm
his late residence.
Relatives and frieui. in,ites % attend.
RODGERS ia thi- city. Oct. !. Alexander
Rodgers. iu The Gfth year of bis axe.
WORKMAN this city, sept. ~ Rol~rt
owen. only child Of Abraham aud hos<
Workman. aged . months and ~ days.
WHALEN In this city. sept. ~ Henry.
youngest child Of Richrrd AMI MarT A.
MhaleA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-02

Commercial printing neatly executed a,
Nbws Job on.os-
The evening world., 1894-01-01

10TH ST, ltS W. Apartment Of = nicely fuT-
nishcd rooms for horsakcnping; 81 weekly.
18TH ST., 25D W. Furnished Hat, 4 rooms, Tor
housekeeping; cheap. Gllnlor'' bell.
l7TU ST. Brand newly furnisned b room nnt
FLAGG. o4o W. o3d st.
2O1U ST., W.-B ,~nutifully iurn slIri o. room
tint; heated: so weekly. Fl.AGt', y!2 W. I'D,
I'D ST, Pts W.-rartics leaving city tor .
months vii! rent beautifully furnished flat
lZD 81, 2lS ". -Eipgantly punished, sunny.
steam heated HAT linen. silver, china, kitchen
complete. stark.
4lTH ST. go ". Nicely furnished t.room Fat.
Ring %janitoT's bell.
18Th 81, M w. -ru.y HAT, ( rooms & bath
desirable nrighhorhOod only - w,"Ely.
2GTH -. A little Jewel; > rooms; everything in
lt, ES %oP,& { ,E ES' %or "S"' f E,%2"i !3lta4%% && W s.
heated; SIS weekly. FLAGG. 2i2 W.'2idh.
3GrlI 81. ". near Broadway che whole" or
rIr'"ia itt, beautifully Iuin,slrh,. to IIcht
t. i. &. noX2 word. N''''
'Gril 81 4 hC1nty; newly furnished ! TGo,n,
ably furnished i.r"nm single dat; "atl', &c. .
:Sprii So. "5S W. 4 steam healed, sunny ronmss
with oath iSt foor, see Jnnitor.
10TH ST; a:5 y. Handsomely furnished, b
rooms " hath, silver linen: rIus ianli"r 5 hrll.
5iSr -. want to furnish g ygc.t : room
II: wrl tt furnished rchty. rI.AGG q an.
nslicI mars, ~. W. nd ~.
5,SII II 81. g3S W. 90 Private family Will let pnrt
Uf their hOusr. handsome y furnished; utLulr
for a patty uf gentlemen.
eth 81. ;GI ". (Statiun 5GlhJ Furnished
corner nay window. steam heated Hats, u
rooms. hGth; linen. silver, china, kitchpnwarr;
~, So. SI3n Edgar,
FLATS. furnished. Ia rent; no commission
charged. FLAtG tlbo lnrntSici NutAl, Hls
West 2ii II,
FURNISHED FLAT, . r,omS; bail, steam heat;
rent low. Agent, 5'jS ". l2Jth II.
LADY. g0iny south, vii! let beautifully furnished
tat irVm Jan. 10 10 May /; Is rDomS, BATH; hot
water. 10 IN heat, gas. RANGE relerrices: sos;
not shown sunday. Janiior, l33 w. sod ST.
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unfurnishcd Rooms to Let.

AL AVE. 4G7 large uufurnishcd front room;
also hall room On iirSt floor.
10TH 81, l.3 W. Kitchen & sleeping room.
basement inOr; range, stationary tub: Use
s'rl; ~ month.
lbfli ST.. 10 T. -unnrnishrd rooms suitable
iOrStudip.
llnIll II, ass T., Two large connecting rooms
ioj"t IN private house; reasonable.
NIlI 81. 81 W. Handsomely decorated sunny
front rHflur, 3ONlb, Ia first. class house; iur-
nl'led ur UNFINISHED; reasonable.
ROOMS, OFFICES. Nv. a9d at. Inquire % W.
va ST, upstairs.
Erooklya.
:. I'D 81 I'D brooklyn. near ferries Floor for
small family, SO monthly.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Mest Side.

9Th ST, 100 W - Elegant furnished room
Win all ,conNcntenrcs; also large back parlor,
suited Tor doctor or dentist office; private house.
LIST 81. 20 W. Handsomely furnished room,
with private inmily, Tor gentleman; every con
vcnipncc.
18TH ST. ION W. Elegant suit rooms, over
looking park, 81 weekly; also hall room, 80.
S?D Sr., 10 " furnished rooms In private
house: NIL improvements.
SID ST ~ W; furn shed room In ~all.Ihght,
steam heated HAT. Wright.
SD 81, 40 W. ! argc, nicely furnished nlcovc
rnrlor; folding bed. toilet bureau; splendid To-
cation; reasonable. Grove.
ATT ST. 2oO W. TO lot, furnished large Il
small rooms; heat 4 bath. Inmer.
SSTH 81, lSl W. Handsomely furnished
rooms, on suite or singly, with private family
cars rniNonlcnt.
saD 81. 1913 ". Large front alrove room hand
somuly furnished moderate; improvements; /
block |. station.
EaD 1T, no W. large or medium room. heated ;
board optional private family: reference.
%3p Sf. lToW. Nic" light room, steam heat
bath; 81. Haslam's bell.
O5rN ST, COZ W" large, furnished, heated
rooms; call evening. Cieret.
8srH 81, lG3 ". Furnished front room, with
folding bed terms reasonable. Ring Mc,lune' :
bell.
1@rT,H sT., rs W. TO let to lady. pleasant fur.
nished r,om reasonable. Mrs. Mourton.
InSTH ST. 30 w.-sunny alcovc room, heated
block from station; suitable for | orr Smith.
lIlTIi ST., l25 ". large, neatly furnished
rooms; heated, gas, water sloup; Others.
ll5TII ST, 235 W. Comfortable furnished
rooms; southern exposure: block from !. sta
ton very reasonable. Tobli.
l13DST. 30 W. 2lRrge, decorated nicely fur.
nisied sunny rooms, hot h cold running water.
MURRAY HlLL-private family handsomely
furnished Rlcove room: square and hall rooms.
p3 Lexington ave. 40th NJ.
ROOMMATE wanted by refined young man hay
dress J. W. C., $50 W. Did 81.
WIDOW LADY having elegant nat will rent
handsomely furnished front parlOr, heated,
bath, H.. convenient TO all cars; references. &.
h., $50 9th ave.
72D l. Warm room. gas h bath: 81.
lect ncighbOrhood 81 week. en-, 800 Colum.
bus ave.
North OF iasth Street.
5rH AVE. H5-Handsomely furnished from,
room Il f-'droom, 81 weekly suitable for l or :"
ring Bcnnptt's hell.
I2SrH ST. I52 W.-Front room. 3 windows,
closet. bathroom adjoining; -: private family.
list ST., 1873 =. - comfortable rooms; con.
Nenienccs OF fiat; moderate; desirable house
would divide.
bath 81, 49, W. Large, sunny front room,
81 inll. 81: all convenienccs; near l. station.
81. 10 WEEKLY Exceptional opportunity foi
couple desiring to go housekeeping At moderate
expense 1 fine rooms completely furnished: pri
vnte house: near elevated 4 trolley cars. R2 h.
18TH ST., east Of I'd ave.
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Unfurnisned Rooms Wanted.

alone, wants large AMI small rooms, un.
furnished. Permanent, box $50 World, uptowu II.
MANDOLIN h violin instruct OIL IN exchange fol
couple rooms. Address Professor, box UU1 llnr
lem World.
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1O2D ST. lO4 & lO6 f., near Central Park-be
hroom flats: tubs, bells: Sll, Sl2.
10eTH ST., 12T T.. -Fiv, large light rooms 4
bathroom, near park. rent so.
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OATH ST. 49, f. Extra wide. Z large, light
rooms:e every convenience; perfect. order: pr.
ynte x heated halls; ceilings Il walls handsomely
frescoed; $50 10 S31. ID John MILLER, Sll
8d ave.
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BOTH, 131 +. s . rooms, bath. steam
heated. hall boy rent moderate. lanitor.
SsTH ST. ,1I8 L., near I. station . rooms, newly
painted, 50; washtubs, closets: Improvements.
The evening world., 1894-01-01

NE six room fats, handsomely decorated:
.steam- heat ed halls aud bathrooms; cabinet trim,
81. rents 81 To 50. lanitoi, ~ East, near
MAlisnO nAH NJ
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ht hhSl -, G'pS "a ave
APARTMENTS in the " improved dwelling, y
NV +. I'D -. =, 3 I rooms. all light: bath,
laundry; hot & cold water sai. 25 to SlI.
FOLSOM BROS. S2i broadway,
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APARTMEN1S-2& = rooms. ISL Avenue A.
corner 23d st. s." SO; I5o Prince ~. 3&4
rooms. Sl2 to SIG; 100 Pearl ST.. north corner
Wall st., =, 4 L q rooms. MI Improvements, $40
to ST..
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l"-TH 81. 81 r.. Pack rnrlor for =; southern
rNpp~Irr; first class board.
l3l~T ~. IlS ". .Ncuyc room. I'd floor, hand
soni"ly furnished, With board: private family.
w;TgI 81. "GI W. ID & al story front rooms.
with board: I rms reasonable.
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Broohiyn.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. lll, near Pineapple 81.
Iirudsunuly furnished r onlS; table and at
trI'a lCc Iir>l-r'aSs, tnnle hoard.
HENRY ST, In7. j minutes walk 10 bridge
20 u, rrtl.r, WnrUI gJoms; excellent board;
yvl. moderate terms.
MONROE 81, d.lN, Observation-Disclosures. or
wBI1gili l'i rooms, With btatrd; terms nioder-
rte; good a Clt'ni.
AGIF IIuIFL, IA. &SI. s5s Fulton ii. -fur-
Uis.ui rouius, steam heat; American 4 Eu-
Iulienn plan; terms moderate,
LADY LIVING in II cosy nouse * heing iond OF Old
ladies. would Ike to una'd CNashing includedl
= OF :; particular nj q Ilon 10 home comforts ~
High st., EroOalyn.
PHYSICIAN Oi the highest 70 1pNctiDilitye ~
pNp 'ricncc. his own rHldeucei ! oucut tne hltsf
pleasant and hasltlly avenues Ia 5nnoSlyn, would
receive In q his family, which " private. no nt4ef
boardefs. an invalid paiient or orc iylpo Would. APP
pirs' T. e the best treatment n klndyst htleluuH<
Address Professional, box so5 BgoSkiyR Nora
The evening world., 1894-01-01

9th ST, 123 W. A few respectable boardcrS
for private clearinghouse.
GOTH ST.. 200 -Fron h back parlOr, with
or without board; steam heat; reasonable; I
| llnlI Mnst
The evening world., 1894-01-01

BATH ST. ia E.-For rent, handsomely deco.
rated flat OF q roons 4 bath: steam heated; In
frst-class conditions: nll modern improvements:
rent very moderate. Apply to janitor, on prem
ises, or B. $. Peyser. H1I RrOalwny.
The evening world., 1894-01-01

I'D ST, 400 +, -BeauliTully decorated . 4 I
rooms: gas, elevators; -. 80, $l3.
T2D ST., 40 Free to Jan. Is; first class
house In every respect; lGOioot street; 4
painted rooms; tubs, bells: 81. 80, Sl3
The evening world., 1894-01-01

18TH ST. 2I8 w. Pleasant. desirable rooms,
with board; oil conveniences; private family;
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SAD ST. 242 +. Elegantly decorated Hat, o
light rooms X bath: low rent.
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OATH ST, SO W.-ROoms, en- suite or singiy;
private house newly furnished board optional;
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IFurnishe1-West Side.

10TH ST, ltS W. Apartment Of y nicely fuT-
nishcd rooms for hous"kc"pinS 50 weekly.
ST, 95D W. - Furnished Hat, 4 rooms, Tor
housekeeping; cIcap. GImlor'' bell.
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s3D II. 5 ". Handsome suit, with bath; also
single, rooms: parlor dining room appoints
mpnts first class; references.
The evening world., 1894-01-01

ETH ST. 10 E.-To let. with boar ID for two,
aSllare room, $40; hall room, S..
l9TrJH 81, l2l W. Room with hoard; mod
crate: n,ivntC house: also excellent table board.
l2TrH ST, ~ " Pleasant square rooms 4
hOari, gpntlcmem; all convenience; private
family; t"TmS mplCratc.
The evening world., 1894-01-01

l2l~T ST., 25S ". Large and small rooms,
with board neatly furnished near T..
l93D ST., 500 W Comfortable heated rooms,
with good hoard, on moderate terms.
HANDSOME ROOMS in refined private family;
home comforts; board reasonable. 263 w. 54th.
JEWISH FAMILY, living In modern house on
w. ll6th ST.. no other bOarders, to young man,
with board. j.. box 300 World. Harlem Branch-
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DIST ST, 13J IL, near Lexington ave. Neat
single floor, with 3 light bedrooms gas fixtures
AbD month
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North Of iasth Street.

ALEXANDER AVE, ls2-To let, with board.
large X small rooms.
5rH AVE, 2lGI-NicPIy furnished, heated, %
story front room excellent board; 80, $40 for 2.
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ST., 1856 F.. between Sd & Lexington
ayes. single .lnts of q large rooms Il bath: all
improvements. $40 S:s5.
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ojD ST, lJ w. Elegant fiat. steam, heated
u Ilsht rooms nriva.c hall, Bathroom: latest
improvements; 81.
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10Th ST. IL ". Handsomely furnished rooma,
southern exposure; excellent table: references
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APARTMENTS Of 3 aud 4 rooms, S' to Sli.
%Janitcr. w T.. ll1th 1t. X Ia Il. l20,h st., or
MuI IN VS.. .tlgJ ~ ave.
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04TlI ST., l73 w.-LaTge & small rooms to let,
with board.