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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-22
THIS Is NO BLUFF!

Call our hand and you'll know beyond
doubt. We have everything in hand required
for the feet. Our Shoes are easy to foot, land
so are our Shoe bills, because we are always
showing frst-class footwear at sub-cellar
prices. That makes us always the under
sellers In footwear. Make footprints of ccon-
omy as you walk BY wearing the most durable
and lowest priced, and therefore the cheapest
shoes in Logan. It's donble Exposure of
your health and pocket-book to pay high
prices for inferior footwear There's no need
OF it: you've only to walk into our store to
walk away we'll shod. We have the most
complete line Of Gents Fine Shoes that was
ever shown in this city, in prices to suit ALL
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Farm For Sale.

N pursuance of the directions of the Last
VIII and Testament of Anna Mary
FrieSner deceased, will offer for sale ut
public auction OH
The 1st-, day of December 1894,
between the hours of 10 and L. O'Clock ". OF
Rial Estate being i5l ncrps more or Iess OF
ltnd IN section l6. (sixteenl Of Marion Town
snip. Hooking County. Ohio: in good neIgh-
borhood, close to sch,ol and church. we'll
TEENS OF SALE: II n,sii. a in one year
anu u IN two wear from day of sale with
interest," on deferer D ivnre Is. the payments
10 oe secured by more ,lq prnnl iseS sold
F.P MARTIN,
E>ScTtor ~ !he " i'll OF Anna
Mar trois er, decd.
Nov n ir'
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SF0CKVELL & BECK
Logan, Ohio. |
A. G.. Steinman.
Murphy Block MANAGER
Lecture.
Block

Prof Charles Darwin Weidnerre
ID. s., F. II. S., the famous materialisi
and evolutionist will deliver his
famous lecture, Evolution and the
Bible, the great battle between science
and religion, at Rempel's Opera
House, Saturday Eve, Nov. "a, 1894.
All should hear what scientists saw
about the Bible, Future Life, Immor-
tality of the Soul, Evolution, and the
End of the World. All should be ac-
quanted with both sides of the Human
Question. The lecture will be wonder.
fully interesting. All are invited,
young and old.
Admission .s5ard 35 csnts.
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The Old Reliable, is fully up to
the times and is able to offer you,
at lowest prices: Empire Grain
Drills, Buckeye Grain Drills, Two
horse Farm and Road Wagons,
Spring Wagons and Buggies Egyp-
tian Wheat, for seed. Ober's Cele-
brated Fertilizers, and a complete
assortment of General Hardware.
Call at my store opposite James
Block, Main Street.
JACOB SGHWARz LOGAN 0Hl0
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WILL S. LAR|MER

has opened a New Grocery
Store III the I.O.O.F. Build
ing, and has on hand a
complete stock of all the
staple groceries and pro-
visions. He makes a
speciality of country pro-
duce, buying directly from
the farmers at home, anG
saving the produce for his
home customers. He ships
no produce that the people
OF Logan may want. Call
and leave your order with
WILL S. LARIMER
1.O.O.F. Buildin z.
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this doctrine. You have the power. You may say:
because Of his sweet spirit and high character ina,
you VI. reverse this decision. and IN reversing II
reverse the decision at Washington and in removing
suspension from him remove suspension from Dr.
Briggs. You may go down before the word and
taken that that decision at Washington wrong,
these leliverances were wrong the de.iverance al
Portland wrong.
Now. brethren. that is this Now, bear in
mind that have decided in the case Of Or. Briggs.
this supreme court. that the statement made by this
appellant that Isaiah did NOT write the after part
vital ana essential 10 the Presbyterian faith. Ana
statement that Moses is not the author OF the
Pentateuch. which is in these specifications tnal
this appellant holds that beiel-hai mat. TOO was
Vita and fundamental. error AMI struck at me
ytas of religion That stands on your record lH o
Is me solemn assertion OF me greatest deh9mihauoh
Y G4rstendom t. the 1th IN me MOTa OF Su
WI you reverse II! la wave ol ~ NH
and solemn responsibility and trust committed to
ence, what said In the synod OF ONO to peoVeI
brother: II the kind Of Bible and II the knd OF
concepion OF God that IS involved in that kind Of
Bio that Or. Briggs and this appellant ana
Church. then cannot see how can be any Longer
one Of the sons Of the mother who bore me No
God but inerrant God. and no word but an iner-
children in rsking my eternal destiny upon It,
THE DOOR STILL OPEN.
Now one or two words in conclusion Brethren
beloved. my brother here has said this Is an eN-
post facto decision. An, brethren the latch is still
out on the door. Ills beloved anu NOME Ni'' "'i"
mine played together children. The two OF us
sat under the minstrations of the beloved brother
DR.. McKibben and the two Of us have shared IN
the common sorrows that in the mysterious prov-
dence Of God have taken some OF our little ones
and saintcd home to Himself, and as ne
tossed the Atlantic in his sorrow. at no house
mold was ne fervently prayed for. with ms
beloved WIFE, than at ours. oh That you would
come into this household of faith and submit your
self 10 the decision Of these thousand men OF your
Church. who say that your Views are not thelr
faith. Come now my bIotn,r me aoor IL I5r en-
make fun proof Of your ministry. train our chldreh
In the faith as supreme court mas decided ",
and We will rejoice with joy unspeakabe ana 'uIl
of glory who has feeling DO YOU think II Is a
light matter that Or. Mckihbcn has gone through
resentaion? DO You think 1t is any easy matter
for those Of who are here behind our faith de-
vored to us in trust? oh. no, Let the past bury
the past. II this supreme court snail say 10 my
brother your appeal IS not we'll taken II should
not be sustained and he will say, having submitted
10 YOUR Judgment i submit a loyal Iresoy-
tc~ian we would call the Cincinnati Prssbytery 10.
gether in twenty-four hours on our return ani
AFFORD him the opportunity to make iuli PROOF Vi
N mi
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NIGHT SESSION AT TRENTON.
LAWS IN SITE OF GOVERNOR wERTs
MANY REFORM BILLS PASSED OVER THE IN
ECUTIvE vETors STIRRING SCENES IN
t-.prt~rEpTY DEVELOP.

MANY REFORM BILLS PASSED. "'EN i"| ~
ECUTIvE vEToFs STIRRING SCENES IN
,.,,pr,-rrpry r,r.,-rrOP
H>'
Trenton May 20 tSpecl1ll.- senator N"'" '"'"s't
" III. 80 ,y,rLs hin AZ the last minute
jersey city boards "' "o'NS w." 81, ,,,,,
to-day The Senator had stated that his 'ohsu'''
-. No.. o.,,,,.cl 10 the measure When the
'"'S WV va -. e,o,o tto,ee to-day
MISUNDERSTANDING" ''' 49,, . Ir,o h,1,. ~
he was agrccably auTiiN-' 10 "''t " -,
bts friends and neirhbOrs I'm the Senate Chamber
s ,,o,. soon convinced him that they We're
heartily iu favor Of "lilnr ont I'D" '''''" "' '.'
two large cities. All tho important nilih N''''' Ivy
the Governor were passed today by both House
ana senate IH',' " ,, 49,, ,,o,,, ii, roe
Legislature This afternoon. when a'i'' ao'" '''''
,,.,rs censtor Nradlcv Thought thc house was
honrA' H'."''' ,,s b.. ,,,' interested and he
holding 4 biil ih "h.'h h' WIS "''' ~ .,
h,s bui Was uas,,l hy tho House, several MEM
MS ON "@' i'''' ,., 49, 3D., eo,,to which
thcy insisted upon that body passing. ana they
reused 70 VOC ''' .'. ..... ,,s.ea by the
which they were interested were i'S''' ."
souate And f1 The deadlock came Ah'Ni I'''h
-, c,,-,.. ,.,l, n recess. n,i after a talk over
houses hil''tf '"N '''''' t an t,.-
the dilnculty. matters were adjusted 'i' "n ~
,,,tcl measures were taken up an1 disposed or
There WaS J. ,''. llis 'l ,,g strenuous oh
senate 10 % ",.." .r ,fi',n 81 ~ + Hoffman. Of
Noninou'h' a. -. = h0n.aa r. Clrisy as STATE
position. withdrew ms NAM "u ~ -. ~ W.,l.
{sctei Goy'ra9r W"ris s'.t " Who si Was promptly
confirmed WAS alro ihrs' n"',n % -, ,',, ,
The Incidental bin. over "hich 'is hen, 1eho,,
Icctcl Va '' 20 wy g., - he veto TODAY was
1.''.. ,t '.,cu hil the custodian bnl. the
Nc"arE <"n- ,il,rin IT,, and ne io.nt resolut ofl
I,i,h,, D' ~, % ,f,.i. -v"stiratiug N Thomp-
ap. -lH.'., '' .'.'',t. ,..~r f,--cI to-day re-
Npn,"rI"i' '''' ~ -. t,lithoiso I'm Maurice
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bnsiness CHANCES.

ACTIVE experienced reliable man WY"
large acquaintance In fhllhdr'p''u a." w
clntfy would Ike 10 represent 49, r
or New EnganI house N I h,i 'u" ',rec,ed
salary or commission; - well conn.,, 80,
can give best - references ana amp.
curity. also well acquainted m 'n!,'tD
and nelvhboring cities. and VIII 50 u sno,e
for a steady situation. a., w.,
81. 200 Chcstnut-st. fhihneIpi''H'
rI.2NITl,RE and TNDEnTA ~ -
, 80 ,or sale. best town IN WAYNE
Caunty' n. =: price 1oG2. hig OPP
,nnItv Address 'WEATFALL. II Far"
Place. Ncw-York. .----
ron SALE or EXCHANGE.-IIol toll inter.
est in a first-class slate quarry, III, nt,s
equipped with new ana im 32pess 1 ,S Box
cry. For fun particulars ad''eS'
10. Scranton. Penn. ------
FOR sALE.-A book and Job printing
orice IN Jersey CITY. well cquipp'l WI"
2 presses and large assor'in,h, 81 ~
located on the main street Io,nk tari
business the right party WIN r'.n''
canital can get a bargain; viii let - r.
main on chatfcl mortgage; go"h if'''n'
in@ seilIrg Address A s.. BOX 80
Tribune once. -+-----
GENTLEMAN with few thousand doio
lars and wishing 10 tour the Wv'in' l"u,'
Including Europe. Australia, Chlnh' Jhp"n'
East Inaie- Fln and PHILIPPINE lslands'
.rd 81 the same time more man hpupic
his money can obtain fun PaIi,i,,,HI ,sIs ~
calling or addressing J.. :. IL Nl-N''iD''
"a Afhford-st.. brooklyn
,,.,,,,,,rou wants financial aid 20 patent
two valuable inventions I'oN J. "''
Iiroadvay Brooklyn
--r.,,,r,, oo,,roi,cA -, realize will sell
o." r,,ce "a nav 30 per cent profit
Address BOX II. 81 church-si. ---
'-,.yrxvp uf,h 600 cash half inter-
-, s..snore museum. will besr
fuu Investigation. Call Al 2l3 N'h' "-n
st.. from 70 p. N. '1afih'F'
-u,,.-rpD silent mariner capitalist.
n. 'on,,o,rn, In private school, arts
tocratic quarter Of Ncv-hofk. ny g" unt
lady Of experience Patrons nadr'A' p'A
III TompkinsvIie. s. J., y. J.
ooo Acpr,s a, g II. hest land and
800, a., ,sorid. ali Advantages fpr colo-
oi ,.,. addrc,e SAN DOMINGO con
SI'I.ATE. 81 Broadway.
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Gorses ano CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
SEASON. Pony outit for children. I'D
dress Or. O. G. JACKSON. Pony Breeder.
'. O. Box i61. Jamaica. l.. i.
FOR SALE.-A good second hand double
truck: also a three-quarter truck cheap
Apply 10 BELVEDERE BOARDING STA
BLES, 127 and T29 Washington-st.
FOR SAI.E.-At private stable. No. 1871
East GHth-5t., two pairs Of fine carriage
horses. also one pair ~ cobs. nigh step
tiers. can be driven by a lady
GREAT SACRIFICE. $50 Party gone
abroad: light nrst-class cutunder. eNten-
sion top, fumily surrey. used SIX weeks
cost Si15: fine Ailver-plated harness. cos'
sli0; price sac Inquire at private stahie'
~ West 44th-st
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Nneccllnntou5.

rAnOIIT' Sew chemical dircpfey,
,-i,.I with kerosene ol. saves cXl OsINn.
u-iv smell and smoke hy using - zero.
enc stoves and lamps. gr0lrl. s"..t Al
.pc l0K. 100 fAfi ltN n ~
90. 0rce "a Thrlop ave. Brooklyn.
,.t.f, r.rtrStious support. cAmasoi ;.
shal1wng private ln'ngriHtl' =. c"ir'. 30
and Law work generally, strictly c"uns %
tnl tNESTLDTDitNl III - u J.
AND LAW AGENCY. Ia Ht"a1"af-
GENTLEMEN wishing u disp 49, g,
nv 10 n clothing nt falr value ~ ill
80. .,u n- address EDWARD MILLER.
T., gfh.,vr near Wgvcriey Place.
,,~ ,..rs - inventions secured
,rDurrtlt Rest Of reference. Liberal terms
rorr~,po ndencc solicited and all matters
he,d sirctly confidential Addt"sf o7,l u
MfCUFl. 4 CO. No. lu5 MONTGOMERY
A.. Iloomneld New-Jer-ey Handho'N
o. Inventors" free.
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Gclp Uantco.
Mailer.

Males.
Az EXPERIENCED Advertising S,ll.l-
fnr f,r citv AMI country nrwfpnp"'r. taltig
ana ,or,mi-siDn J. \. NOSE ADVERT -
ING co. 8G1 ''h-af".
urrcKTNRiDGE BOOK -Hroach ~
,.,,,.,i,e. history - ntigani-. Illustrated
I'M. success unparalleled. lo"n Al
road, sold. OUTFIT free, agents wtnt"I. %
II FERGUsON CO.. Gth-st.. Cincinnati
ONO.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers -
London. Liverpool Glaer 60. Work ioi
p,-snFe Apply 60 Greenwich 81.
Si'cCESSFl' l. salesman 10 sell insialment
cs-ttncaf.. ~ cltN realty corporation tn
civ or country. nrst-class man only shi-
afv. permanent. state cNprr"n'r, rctrr
encrs territory. Address s.. boS H.
Tribune once.
Female.
WANTED A resident governess. not
over 70 years Dld for Two young ladies'
a,,eI ~ aud ~ must be- ~ highest cnhi
ocf,r and q rennei cultivated woman. apr
=, sneak French and German without
foreign accent and able TO teach piano
ana be performer herself. Address. s'at
inx SALARY desired and giving retrreh'ra'
H. T. y. Box -. Tribune Once.
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Furnished 6onses 90 Eet.

AT FISHKIrL on THE HUDSON, op-
posite Ncvburr. n country seat. furnished;
plenty ~ shade and fruit and vegetabie,
grand views of the river. Address j. H.
ROYCE. Asbury Park. y. J.
AsBURY PARK. N. J.-Desrable fu,:
nished cottages for rent. Lists Milan
ROSS, Asbury Park. y. j.
EDEN HILL. sToCKBRIDGE. MASS.
On the Berkshire Hills).-To let for me
season or year furnished, a choice country
residence. with four acres % lawn saru'h'
coach house. stable. grapery ana green
house: formerly the country reslcehce VI
David Dudley Field. 81
Also LAUREL COTTAGE. In the vi
lage ~ Stpckbridge. for the season or year
furnished. For part iculars apply 10 WILL
IAN MOLLOY. No broadway Ne"
York. -
NYACK -ON-HUDsON.-To rent. com
pleiely furnished small cottage. directly
on Hudson River; beautiful surrounding
near station. all .conveni'nces; 500 per
month for season. j. G. MOORE Nyhck'
y. Y.
NINE-ROoM HoUsE.-An improve
ments: near X. II, station: shaded street,
rent $50 month Tor months Apply
NATHAN RUSSELL. bloomneld. y. J..
PEMBROKE HILLS. Danbury. Conn.
furnished country house. rooms. besides
kitchen and laundry In J.; acres avn
and meadow. stable. vegetable garden
large ana small llullrf kidl'"s
view: spring water. $500 FOR season. l.
II. BALDWIN, 81 Nassau-st., \. \.
SUMMIT. y. Furnished houses 10 let
Tor season. all improvements. rent from
SO 20 $500 per month. Il. .. 20 'HH'
opposite station. -
To LET Elegantly furnished q new
cottage ~ > rooms. fronting ~" h'Hluini
Bras dor Lake. anl within quarter OF
. mile % Baddeck. the capital ~ Nl,'rrlh
County. Paddock Is tho most central VII
lage on the Island ~ cape Breton. ="
highly esteemed rs q summer r'.nit tnr
particulars. address HENRY w TN1 b'h'
Raddeck Nova Scotia.
To LET NEWPORT. r. Group ~
II furnished cottages. all modern improve
,fnents and beautifully located n"ar me
eastern end Of Newport bcauuful pcaf %.
Every ole snoulc pass ~ least one ."rsol
NJ tho queen Of watering places. ana mere
Is a chance 20 DO 80 a. moderate cost NJ
they will be- rented 20 desirable parties ~
$3.50 10 $3.50 for the season. = 10 ]" rooms
with nno hath room IN each. good stable ac-
communication connected with 3D." property.
Plots. plans maps and all particularly can
Do rad ~ DANIEL WATSON. IN Hroai-
way Room 49, from II - J % COCK.
TO RENT. FOR THE SUMNER. A
furnished ho-ee- MIC" piazza. WIN "ft'-
view on three sldes. stable rooms Tor :
horses Apply Box b.. East NorwhlH'
Conn.
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tlJcrk Wanteo.
Females.

JANITREsS.-By a French married lady,
well educated. experienced, speaking Ehs
llsh German, as jsnitress or in hotel gooa
references; Trustworthy. 500 Brood-st,
Newark. y. j.. advertising agency.
LADY DESPERATELY In need OF Office posi-
ton as stenographer and general assistant
can operate several makes OF typewrlters'
c. G. Y, 307 West 12th-st.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
on Remington machine. willing 10 assist
with office duties; reference from last en-,
ployer; salary moderate. Miss L. T.. l5-
Nernon-ave.. Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPFER and TYPEWRITER
Desires work at home or al ofice; Iona
experience in all kinds OF work. CELIA
LOPE, 1871 West S4th-st.
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gouulrn Real &slale do ftt

LEMON HI-hmorf nra- i.r1'N '''-
-. ,,,r...r. flt, Furnished. OIL. 80
zen, rnotls. &c NIXON. - hroadNny
TApRYrOwS THE CASTLE. sum
r,.- season only. hnronial MANSION, SUPERB
New moderate rent NIXON. % y wal
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Gin real estate for Sale.

s,,t.,sntid artistic. ,.ctac..eG house. low
o.lce. Fend for ci-~uiar Atlas "a
PROV ENESr Co. ~ BroadrAJ
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GARDENER - HOUSEWORKER. - BY
German couple; man thorough gardener
wife good general hbuseworker address
{. H. 30 Main-st.. Yonkers. or 3Ai West
3sth-st, city.
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GROOM or COACHMAN.-By young
man OF neat appearance; thoroughly under
.,ands his business; best OF reference from
last and former employers. who can be
seen Call or address J. l.. East 10th
at prlyate stable.
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USEFUL YOUNG MAN in private fam
ily: understands homework OF all kinoss
GOOD city reference: moderate wages; coun-
inv or city EDWARD. Box 20. Tribune
Office.
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for bais.

ATTENTION. -sew,nr macsines Of al
'ss.t new, w, good. second hand. $40.
.Sa1,sS. Credit; exchange. rented. Al
c>eeeShs :. 2,i5l ad-aye.. 1lsth-st.
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! GARDENER BY German married
n, m on gentleman's country seat. Address
G. H.. 80 Main-st.. Yonkers. or 34i West
3Sth-st
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~ REDUCED FHiLEs.--JuD second.
fuS1s VOC and iron working machines;
ssSX seI1lteed; machinery bought and
Sos.., nsed- GEORGE Is. EDDY. 1913 Msdi-
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vErffANfCAT ENGINEER. familiar
with md typo steam machinery ~ years
.v,.r..r.e marine AMI stationary. good
-.f.-,-ire. FNGINEEH. 1.lso Ridsewood-
.t. frlnL|fr
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Businrss Chances.

AN AMERICAN HOUSE wishing . Ion
don representative or agency. or nhN ine
nrsferred can secure agent already esthp-
iI,hed; small part expense; American ssl-
erences. Address y. W. H.. Tribune once
A $3.50 MORTGAGE good bo1dsrnaa.
for ssle at my ONCE. 55 Tribune bui.dns
will sell Mt a discount on sl.OOy Ieai e.
tate. ANDERSON. Tribune BnIlalns.
ANY BLACKSMITH. rnachinist or hanay
man can make money on tne 'oaa aHr.ss
HoLRoYD & DALTON Waterford NJ L.
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NuRsE--steady man. with reference.
would ike situation as attendant for an
invalid gentleman. For particulars cali vi
uric FRHARDT 334 East 4lst-st.
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n q. LlixLE's TOOL STORI.. 80 Fulton.
b. nses,fork. workshop machinery Zoo,
Svs ~: IRE; w0Od-earving tools. scrol
~ k,sgns ana fancy woods incubstors
- Moooers 10 operation.
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Domestic 5llnatlous Uanteo
Males.

BUTLER. USEFUL-MAN.-Can furnish
! best city and country reference. Please
call or write. c. NJ. CT Gates-ave.. Brook
ft.n
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pomrslir 6iinat,ons Uantef
Males.

NL,RsE.-Trained male nurse desires sn
gagement; thoroughly understands mas
sage and electricity has travelled extensls%
ly in this country and Europe: physciAns
and private reference: win bear strct IN
vestigatlon. Call or address H. SA-
TRIDGE. 22g Columbus-ave.
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furnished Rooms.
21sT ST. Al EAST

21sT-sT.. a EAST
Large ana small rooms. with or with
out board transients accommodated. ref
"fcnccs
10Th sT. 10. between 9Th and Madison
n,es bachelor apartments. with. without
private bath. er suite. singly, convenient
principal hotels clubs.
G. WEST 5TH-sT.-Back parlor and
bedroom adjoining. In English basement
house on ground floor for business pur-
poses.
n MADIsON-AVE.- cool rooms
for families and gentlemen: VIII or with
out board trnnsients accommodated. ref
crences
20 LEXING rON-AVE. Nicely fur
nished large anl small rooms. all I'M
provemcnta, breakfast; summer terms.
BOARD ano Rooms.
HANDSOME newly furnished large.
airy. second-stO back room, All con-
vcrienccs: with board. suitable for one
or two gentlemen. West l9th-st
MADIsoN-AvE. 1921 opposite NJ,
Morris Park. l2ith st.-Kooms WIN poaIn
furnished or unfurnished, private h""Se'
American family. no children.
WEST 74TH ST. Select board in a
southern family: references. CASHIER,
Postoillce Box 2.lOs. ---
i2TH-sT. % WEsT.-Large airy rooms:
spcrior home table. transients and SOUTH
crners accommodated. summer rates ret-
erenccs.
10 WEST 3sTH-sT. Very desirable,
rooms. with beard. references given ana
required. -
2isT-sT.. ~ EAST
Large and small rooms Win nna WIT, ref
out board transients accommodated TEL
erenccs.
2isT-sT.. WEST. 80 Desirable rooms
permanent. transient. visitors 70 CITY ~,
cornmodatcd. table board. summer rates.
reference
% WEST 3aTH-sT Second floor rooms
- let with board. together or separate
references given and required.
Al WEST iGTH-sT. -Desirable. large
cool. comfortably furnished roornH' WIN
good attendance: excellent home taDie'
references
3,TH-ST.. II WEST. Elegantly fur
nished rooms: together or slnsly. manu-
some once for physician. southefners ho-
commodated.
4eTH.sT.. 81 wEsT.-Large and email
rooms on second and third floors az SUN
mer prices.
6sD-sT.. 81 WEST Handsomely fn,.
nished large, cool rooms; superior Don't"
city visitors accommodated; references.
57TH-sT.. ais wEsr.-Large spd 'mal
rooms. with board. for gentlemen or Al"
tlenen and wiyes: references exehahseu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26
for Sale

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26
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