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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-12
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ENOCK
Bros
NEW
YORK
BAZAAR,

New Dress Goods,
New Silks,
New VeIvets,
New GinGhams,
New Lawns,
New Checks,
New PIguetS,
New Hosiery,
New Underwear,
New Towels,
New Linens,
New Laces,
New Embroideries.
The evening world., 1894-10-10

18TH ST. 2ig W.-Desirable double rooms; all
cunvoniel,es: excellent board table toari.
The evening world., 1894-10-10

.5rH 81 2o4 M.-ss. $40; excellent board.
tion; highest references.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
WESTERN UNION REPORT.
Dcrrcnsc of Over Three Millions In
Gross Revenue.

The annual report of the Western
Union Telegraph Company for the year
ending June 80, 1894 submitted at the
annual meeting of the stockholders to-
day. makes the following exhibit: Gross
revenue. SCI $50, ,655 decrease of 3,l25,.
7s7; expenses SIG O6O,l70, decrease Of
81 ~ 22a. profits, t5,792, iSj. a decrease of
81 .7o3. 733; dividends, A,7io,OGS an Increase
OF $lOs,2ii. -,,.
against S. 1856 500 on July !, 1893. The
capital stock outstanding Is soi S2N.oD;
amount unissued, s5,lso,OoO, and bonded
debt. $lA,SS,7l7.
The old Board OF Directors was re-
elected. During tho year past over l,5W
miles of new pole lines and nearly 22'W
Of new wire were constructed. Total
cost Of addition to property was S1'E" "22,
and was paid for partly out Of the year =
surplus ani partly Out o, the proceeds
of the sale Of some of the Company'f
securities
Average tolls per message were 30
cents against 81 cents last year. Aver
age cost per message was &i3 cents,
agdinst 277 cents last year. The Com
uany has bought. since the close OF the
fiscal year, 1000 m,lcE OF copper wire,
which will he erected before Jan. ], on
importans trunk routes.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
TRYWUSCH IN TERROR.
Lexow Witnesses AssaiInnt Held for
Examination.

Martin Healy. of somewhere on South
Firth avenue" who last Monday brutally
assaulted Samuel Trywusch. the Lexow
witness, was held by Justice Martin in
the Tomhs Court to-day in $500 bail for
trial TrywusCh was represented by
Lawyer William Travers Jerome. asso-
c!ate counsel Of the Lexow Committee.
Trywusch claims that after Healy as
saulted him, Policeman Brady. of the
Elizabeth street station, acted in such a
manner as to give rise TO the suspicion
that Hedly had been hired by the police
to injucc him, In revenge for mis- testi-
mOny before the IcNow Committee.
TrywuSCh's testimony was COrrobOra-
tive of his wife's. She swure ihat Po-
liccman Lynch, of the Madison street
protection" money for a news-atani /
which she had at RUTGERS street and
East broadway. Upon her refusal to
pay, Lynch, she sale, arrested her snl
she was discharged. That was Wednes-
day morning.
A little later, the same day. she and
her husband gave their testimony. II
was for this Trywusch says, that he Wa
beaten by Healy last Monday, while
tending another news stand at Mulberry
street and Park Row
The suspicious circumstance which Try
wu'ch referred 10 IN connection with
Heaiy's arrest was that, although Brady
hav.rg witnessed the assault, he turned
the prisoner over TO another policeman
who had not witnessed T.. and thus min
im!zed the chances OF Healy being held
testimony.
This morning Trywusch said that sew
eral people had been TO his house, at 2s2
Tlllary street. Brooklyn. and spoken to
The evening world., 1894-10-10
DR.. HOLINESS FUNERAL.
SrrN icrs Held In
Kings Chnprl To-Dul.

NbN NNN''.ldNtN liNNNl
BOSTON, oct. lO-A small gathering
OF loving friends and IA few words Of
impressive import from the lips of a
lifelong companion and worker. Rev
DR.. Edward Everett Hale. marked the
simple rites over the body of br. Oliver
Wendell Holmes at Kings Chapel this
noon,
Upon the casket rested laurel
wreath, which nearly covered 1t. An
other laurel wreath hung from the bal
conN In the chapel. while back Of the
altar were a few floral rrmemhrauccs.
The pall-oearcrs were members of the
family
Among those present were Ecv. q.
Arbuthnot. of the NiCarage of STRAIT
ford-on- Avon, England. representing the
trustees of Shakcspeares birthplace; {;
Lieut. Gov. Roger Waicott. Rev. Sam
uel May and $. +. Smith. author Of the
hymn America" both classmates of
Mr.. Holmes in Harvard William Lloyd
Garrison. Char.es Fullen Adams, Mrs
Julia Ward Howe Judge Allan liarke,
Judge John Holmes, Judge Ehenczer
Howe and Dr. Eliot, OF Harvard,
There We're twenty-five carriages in
the procession that accompanied the
body to Mount Auburn, the place Of
burial
The evening world., 1894-10-10
MORE BONDS TURN UP.
Secrets of Mokanc's transactions
Gradually Coming Out.

New developments in the stigation
of the issue Of Gravesend bonds by
iJhn Y. McKane cane to liglt in
Comptroller Corwin's office, in brooklyn,
this morning.. which lean the authorities
to believe that the missing securities
arc really what prrCipitated the fiUan-
g Al difficulties Of Coffin & Stanton.
The Brooklyn authorities claim that
the bonds were illegally issued by Nc
Kane The bonds were issued in two
lots, one for Sl27.0OO July -, 1898, and
}l4s, 600 Jan. l3. 1894. Lawyer j. T. Blood
ecu. representing the First National
Bank Of Providence. r, l., called on
Comptroller Corwin this morning with
= memorandum OF t25.oO OF GravescNi
bonds, purchased by the institution he
reDrsSCntci.
OF tnesc bonds $4,000 were % the Y27. g.
ouJ issue ana the remainder Of tho Sis
00l issue. The bonds were stamped hy
Nptlin & Stanton ana purportei u be
registered by the Town Treasurer OF
Gravcscnl
The Endorsement Of the registration
was unsigned, Comptroller CorNin pro-
nouncei the hanis ~ worthless and re-
fused 10 register them.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
SEATS SOLD ON CHANGE.
ThrN N"r" fer sundn, Niphts TcS-
tin,onini Dcurni to the Giants.

Ius, ., ,it a,,y,,,,... .,,
'''''' Nh'Ul'S hai
'.'HE. the last stru"c Of uoul "a stylish
o,"rWgc BOWED uu tn thu, lrnaI g,rn,t
.,u;r,ur., uf ,b, S,,,,, t,,...,,,,,,. ,,,,,'
vi Wv "'"'N fNNhahS'' Ihf'"
w'U-kaown figures omer-,i First the
rosy rl,, aud rotund farm of Iiplv
RrlI nnr,yr.i 49, -, t,' ,,,,,., ,',,,'
"'' ''"','. '"N. IN ms wake NIUE
N"rSHai Wilder toddird, and pondcrous
lie Wolf HopArr Grnuuht nm IN, raur
.,.r,,.,,r,, - I'-,'' w. .,'' ,c"l'
- ''' ''' '.'' VI INV N'N
YORK bRsehaII team, escorted them to
Ae s,,, ,. i..r ,..,. a.. 49,. :,
m ''"N '"' li'" VI 'N'
hf'aHWl% Thed'ir rom under his arm
u shuut Aresr, auI IN, crowd arouni
western iiiur.'' "Nluh,ltnu' ,t
"Sug ,r'' made u iush Tor ths rroiiu.
1t once 49,, .rulr. s,,., i'r S'ini,,
night> testimonial To the Giants hrgnu
to 10 with Z rush FiN, dollars was Inc
price of du urahastrl seal. and Winner
climbed on a hi.h chair ana coocd.
cit at EN- huys'
"play lall there. yer Orioles" mined
ll"'l
"Rrmrmhrr" said Hopper. won are
getting the best seats II, the housp in
advance Of the box office sale Il"
Dick llaiStpad rusurd M and yot Tho
first choice. Then Nh Tlluott bought
Box 4. aud the three comedians bCrln
to do band office business The eX-
citcment continu Il as Al King, Harry
Content r. :. Connor. Jim Cushman
and a lot Of the Stock ENrhnnr,. hnsr-
ball cranKs secured seats
Come. Como." yelled Wilder In a
sweet falsct to voice "git into der game h"
Fearing lest the officials wouil oh.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
HERMAN CLARKE'S TRIAL.
He Is Charged with FnIsifyinp His
Firms Accounts.

The trial of Herman Clarke, who is
charged with wrec<ing the firm OF Hun
ter Clark Il Jacob, of which he was "a
member, by falsfying the accounts and
speCulatinG with the firms money. was
continued thus morning before Recorder
Smyth, in Part H., Court of General
Sessions.
Clinton Daniels. formerly the frm's :
Gookkeeper was recalled to Tic stand.
He was Cross-eXamined by Attorneys
House and Thomas f.. GilrOy, ir. The
testimony was largely of a technical
character, the witness explaining with
much detail his methods of keeping the
books. The witness said that for months
before the failure, the Iirm was hard
pushed for money.
He could not remember whether or
not Mr.. Hunter, Of the firm, had told
him after the failure to make certain
changes in the account books, but added
that he thought IL quite possible that
such an order had been given.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
LITTLE TRACING IN STOCKS.
Sugar and Chicago Gas About
the Only Ones in Demand,
Talk of Gold Shipments Fniis TO
DCprcss the Market.

outside Of rcw stocks there was
establish quotations. The Observance OF
lom Kippur WIS rarity responsible +
the duluuss mluy Hebrews having been
absent from the street.
The GrauGers were fract,onNly lower
I'm ~ AmpathA with London, but compare
uNely little attention was pdiu tu any
thing hut the iniustrtals.
Sugar ran UP from 80 is to 50, aud later
lost the improvements Chicago Gas tel
Us, to %, and rose to H. BAY state Gas
jumped . Is, to n. and later broke TO
% -. st. raul sold at 10 "a a I'll, Rock
Island, 80 "A 80 Is; Burlington, Z S-S II
- 81; Louisville, - is II a. ia, Missouri
Pacific, - Is 3-s, and Distiliers, 3-s a
l-2. THIS Is a pretty miscrly showing
for stock market, 80 called.
Considering the extreme duness, the
strength shown 10y speculation Is sur
prsinE, This morntnE there wcr" no
that the ST. Paul road reported gross
earnings for the first week of october
OF s667 col, a decrease Of Sli6,64i as com
pared with last year.
The attempt to get llp n scare on
gold exports, because exchange is now
close - the shipping point, has
failed thus far. There is tall of u gold
shipment by one of Saturdays steamers,
but nothing has been definitely ar
4 careful canvass Of the foreign bank
inE houses shows that but few Of them
anticipat" heavy gold shipments to Eu-
rope this Fan
Foreign exchange continues strong at
i.SG IA i.S6 "a for bankers long ster-
ling AMI 4.S1 IL l.S1 L. for demand.
There is II fair inquiry for bills; enough
at any rate to absorb all the cotton ac-
ceptances offered, and the latter are
quite numerous.
Money per cent. on call.
bar silver in I.on!on declined to
20 2-l6d per ounce. Commercial bar here
is down t. 63 l-2. and Mexican dollars
fell to 81 ~
Up to- noon the sales OF stocks were
% WH listed a.d 5000 unlisted. Suhse-
uucntly Sugar and Gas were fairly ac-
tive and strong the former selling up
to So IA and the latter to "a 3-S. tordage
shares were heavy, and dropped - "A
! points. The GTaneers were nttle
easier, but tine pauCity OF business rem
dcrs extended comment out OF the ques-
tiOn. -
on the belief that the Government
crop report, To- be issued after the close
of business th!s afternoon, would he Ia
vorab.e the shorts covered up TO some
extent in the Grangers. Higher prices
ensued and the continued strength oi
Sugar and Chicago Gas led to more
confident feeling, but near the CLOS"
weakness again prevailed sugar te.i
from 81 3-S to 81 "A, and the Grangers
touched the lowest figures OF the day
The sales of listed stocks were U,wl
shares In the unlisted department
800 shares Sugar and 20 Lead were
traded In.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
AMERICAN DEBENTURE co.
Elias summcrHcId Appointed lie.
ceiver for the Concern.

IDN NHsWT IlIVU ITtHNT
CHICAGO, oct l0.-E.lias Summerheld
was appointed receiver for the American
Debenture Company to-day. The obl-
cations of the Company are said to
amount to 100000, and its holdings of
stock are considerably larger than that
sum.
The bill for receiver was filed by c. d.
Turney, j. I. Farrell and G. B. Ludwig,
of New Jersey. and A. q. Black and F.
Tringham, of New York.
The bill recites that the Company was
formed for the establishing ana operat-
ing Of hotels, springs, gas works, promot-
Ing railroads and dealing in stocks,
bonds and securities. Large interests
have been acquired. and the depression
OF business. the bill says, has caused
sharp declines in the market values OF
Its holdings. For this reason the Com
pany is unable to meet it's obligations.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
COTTON AND WHEAT WEAKER.
Lnck of Speculative Interest Keeps
Prices nO.yn,

cotton opened from unchanged - three
points over. hut rather weak, sales Il;
tn iin,, ,aIl b ing At 5.5i FOR Noycmhor.
wits December at ,9i a COO; January.
a. February, bl1. March, Gle, AprI & 20
MAJ, G26 a CPS A'tCr IN" opening there
Ms ! decline of tnrrc on four point, on
"taEer Liverpool ani lack nf Specu.a,ivr
interest
BatrS drryr wheat down l-2c. - 81 T-Sr.
Tor DCccUhe. and IS l-Sr. At Chicago.
Pointers on the Governmeni report range
ola. Corn was weak and lower. yellrg
DOWN u - IS FOR May at New York,
AMI 10 80 l-Sc, At CnIca"o. Talk about a
big GoNsrI.Inent estimate and predictions
of ii,'rrusCd movement OF new corn were
the bear items. OatE ware dun AMI frac-
tionallY lower Provisions opened slight
> higher, but reacted later,
The evening world., 1894-10-10
TRANSFER OF SERGEANTS.
Police mmissioncr WcIIcs,
BroOilyn. Makes Changes.

Police Commissioner Welles, of Brook
lyn. this morning ordered the transfer
Of five police sergeants. No explanation
was given for his action except that 1t
was for the best interests of the SER
vice"
The men who are affected by the Com
missloner's order. are Charles Elson, Of
the Fulton street station, who will eX-
change places with Thomas Walsh, of
the Butler street squad Thomas +. cur
ran. Of Butler street who VII! exchange
de skS with John A. sutton, Of Cedar
street; Thomas F. Baker Of the Bush
wick avenue station in Williams burg Is
sent to the Bergen street station.
- The transfer set the gOssiUs talkiH. in
he neighborhood of Police Hcadquarters
ana the opinion was freely expressed that
politics was behind the action.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
DEFENDS OFFICER MOORE.
Mrs. Waicou Says lie Was Talking
Ia Her,

Mrs Walcott, niece VI the tate In
sper'o. Thorn, Informed Supt, Eyrurs
to-day that the charge OF talking with
an unknown woman for an unreasonable
long time while ON duty, prefer ,d
AGAINST Policemen MC,ic. OF the Mor-
sanil station, was false.
Mrs. Waicou says the charge grew out
OF "A talk she hlI with Moor" concern
ing lodters VINO were following her
The evening world., 1894-10-10
AD0LPH IS A LOW ROLLER.
Arrested Tn Rochester for Stealing
Diamonds In New York.
CsssId paEpl'rssV fui

ROCHESTER,, oct, l0.-Ado,ph Roller.
who is wanted by tie New York police
on the charge + grand larceny, in stea.-
ing diamonds valued Al 500 from Mar
Gus & CO., New York, wds arrested lrre
to-day. He was fol- wing the BLACK
Crook" company and had no money when
arrested. He vii. he taken to New YyTk
tonight.
Last June Roller married n young wo.
man he met In Brooklyn and whom he
one Of the best families o' SyrIcIsc. she
i now cnleavorias 10 secure a divorce
from II l,er
The evening world., 1894-10-10
BURNED LETTER CLUE.


Domeniro Farsclano pleaded guilty to-
day before United States Commiss oncr
Shields 10 the charge or having in his
possession and passing counterfeit
money.
Fiisolano was arrested yesterday lu
this city. His wife ana Joseph MuyrH
mad been arrested on inr tair charge
In Albany last saturday, aud Il large
number of counterfeit g. bin, va, found
I'm thoF rooms.
\ hat-nuruej hotter on their NO." Ear
nlsh"i the clue as 10 Furso.aUJ'r where
abuuts.
The evening world., 1894-10-10

BELLEFONTE, Pa, oct W.-Ihis town Ia
ped in mourning to-day in honor to the mem
ory OF Andrew Gregg Curtin Who war laid Al
rest this afternoon. At IL o'clock the cN-GnN.
errors body borne from the family resi-
dent to the court house, where n remained until
I. 60. II then taken back to IA Gregg man
-lon. whore at = O'Clock che funeral services
were held. The funeral cnregc nc.uiei u milf
tiry escort and -pe'ial escCr' n the q. a Il
The honorrr" palbearers included Gov. Pittscn
and other state officials
The evening world., 1894-10-10

%TH ST. 1853 W.-Pleasant rooms double sin
s,e, hrst-cIass board; French table: permanent:
The evening world., 1894-10-10
Property Nan EIllo, Rctrrned.

Henry " Elliot Of i.aatlu who .auc ~
Ameri-a uaIc- 'onraut go srt a. pruprrt, man
at Days Theatre. wIs seHt Ha.k 10 EnglHui
TO-DAY on the American line steamship New Ya'k
al the CompSny'G expense a. = cabin passenger.
The evening world., 1894-10-10

18TH ST. 357 W-Nccly furnished rooms; good
home cooking small private boarding house
lSrH 81. 6G specially desirable newly reno
table. gentlemen.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
West Side.

PERRY ST, 20 Large 4 small rooms, with
honrd. 81 IOS upward: table board.
WANENlEN PLACE, l4S-HnndSomely fur
nipEe lnrgc small rooms, also back pnrlor;
table bonrd.
WANERLFN PLACE. G3-Single l. double
rooms, with excellent tnUle; reasonable refer
The evening world., 1894-10-10

Sis "a sr1vS &reo Barney isua,r, and 10
tugs went 7ui 1s' 7Irr' % r' ..~ OIL.
forced to oneHor n GrsNoscIi Bay. RI. Tsws
wer. nrppsAl 0ac, .. a.. .u' e. ...
weather.
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S3iI ST. 1i2 w.-Front rarlor q hall room ,te.r
heat; board. IOylan's bell ~
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2.p ST li3 M.-Superior table; transient or
permanent hoard at lowest possible prices,
!2n ST s6s w-Pleasant, sunny front rooms.
large 4 small bach parlor. every conven-
lance. excellent table
The evening world., 1894-10-10

jSI ST, 220, 231 W. Elegant sunny large q
,iiXlc s,iXlc rooms: superior board; near Brca1way;
| lamliipS' reasonable.
The evening world., 1894-10-10

his wife ard his ciGht-year-old so1. C1ar-
ley; but, although Wnat these people hd
said seemed to inspire TrywusCh with
great terror, he would not diNulGe what
II was.
The evening world., 1894-10-10
nLIHSisHEb noS;Is, fkSXGGfsafMIENT kXGsfIEENNTT

73D 81. IL W. Handsome rooms en- suite
lhnllins. ger lemnM: references
The evening world., 1894-10-10
miscellaneous.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, 144-Just furnishedt
beautiful house; choice table: gentlemen pre-
ierred: reference.
GRAND AVE. sol - Large, nicely furnished
square room, with bath, I'd story; good board.
MIDDAGH ST, 81, Brooklyn, close to BRIDGE
Comfortable rooms for gentlemen; terms mod
crate.
OPPORTC NIFTY Brooklyn's tonieSt nela ahbors
mood; elegant rooms; select parties: bridge Is
minutes. Opponunty, box $40 Rrooklyn World.
The evening world., 1894-10-10

I.I-N IN1'TUN ANr.. -lU -IUNUIU NwtnCaU
inlrty will rent nicely furnished rooms, wIti
boaT1; references
The evening world., 1894-10-10

i7TH ST, IS w-Boord, with nicely furnished
The evening world., 1894-10-10

o. W. Large, pleasant front N back
'rlleut table hoard reference
The evening world., 1894-10-10

18Th ST, 82i W-Dcsirable large q anal,
rooms excellent table board; IS & SO.
~ 5l,, $40 W. Large. hannsomsly fnT-
board. ''' o. 'hoie
The evening world., 1894-10-10
Board Wanted.

A LADY, stylish dreSsmaker, will exchange 8
days weekly for room board. Filter, box 22o
World. uptown.
BOARD WANTED exchange for square piano,
pearl inlaid & keys; Sl25. Address Single GEN
man, box 247 World uptown.
BOARD Tor gentleman & wife. or rooms foI
lirht housekeeping: terms moderate; walking
hi t1nce OF 18th ave, Bleecker ST. station IL. F.s
box 31S World
GENTLEMAN wants room & board In Catholic
family between llth I2d sts. q. r. box 235
World, uptown.
LADY wants room with board private familyt
would furnish nj s. week, f., box 227 World,
uptown.
MARRIED COUPLE-LaTge h small adjoining
rooms, with board, below i2d st. r., boS l3o
World.
MANrED--By gentleman, uoaid room In
private family uptown; west side preferred.
J.. box 435 World
WANTED home ior taby; state terms Baby
box LIB Word. uptown.
WANTED Board q good care for an invalid old
lads in the vicinity OF 10Th 81. Address Boz
II FRnwood, \. j,
WANTED Furnished room, with hoard, BY q
adults; pr ce not to exceed S4S Ter month. Ad-
GraSs H., 2S4 nth ave
YuU NJ CiEN ILEMAN desires room, With of
without board. within 10 minutes walk OF city
Hall Address Thomas, box 4l3 World.
YOUNG LADY wants room a board near Seth
Ct. terms very reasonable PsrmAnsnt, lbAe
I'd ave.
The evening world., 1894-10-10

rs oCtavcs, three lrrrci aud Mi modern i'm
pruNrm'ut~. with tool aud cover. puiy $50 on
inSnlm"nt', slu cash and >. monthly unul paid
SG2b cash.
Al ou Instruments n" Eul.v wurrau,cI Tor SIX
YEAR 10 give entire satir'ar'iul. ard kept IN tune
one year lr"p. luil cast Etiu" al,uHrd IyT Old
SecOUd. hUud pianos rad urgaus. RANGING IN prices
80 upward, tuCluduC ~i,iuN.y. CmiCErrm-,
kuulp and other make, Piano, and Ur.,Hus
rented, tuned and repaired At reasonable ntte-
Please call heiOr" going Cl,eW mere. or send lur
Catp' upur ur r"> aud t"Tms
L.. 4. .MIEEFkETii, Manager.
NueahHm I.uuO 4 br.Hn 60.
10 ,st IAN ~, y. y.
HU- sign Of the Golden Piano. -
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| ble NRguIn
san -, ,-i1 r.. Handsome parlur n bedroom /;
board :, $40 piano, bath. ftscheL
| 10th ST. 1872 /. . respectable workingmen
| To hoard terms moderate. JanitreSs.
I22D, 25l E.-Nlce large room. I'd floor: superior
board; private house; gentleman. man X Swifc.
I2.TH ST; Z LEXINGTON AVE Hotel Pc.
board terms very moderate.
the BRISTOL.
IL to 10 Z. llth t., near 9th ave-Comfortabls
family house; very moderate terms.
LADY wants child To board, good home Il
molhrr's care; terms moderate. 3O8 Il. I'd st.
West Side.
bT boaTd. siio npH%ra; ,"o'e % board. 5o"''' WIZ"
| WAVEWLEY PLACE, l4s-Handsomely FUR.
n,he inrSc small rooms; also back parlor;
table bUnrd.
/ WAVERLEN PLACE, lO3 Single l. double
rooms, with excellent tnOle: reasonable refer
ences
, .IIl AVE, ~ Nicely furnished large back par
/ l0r, with i'rarh: also other r"omS
M Az r. U7- Kooms, WIN board; terms EiUd-
crntc, tabl. board.
l2lIi ST., 6I " Handsomely iurnlshed uc,ve
ilies or g"ntlrme.
18TH ST. 2is w.-Desirable double rooms; all
conyenIea,e.: excellent board table boari
moderate
l4In ~. rs, ". . large rooms, ri hooT, newly
Lent board.
l4TH ST 239 w.-Double & single rooms with
board. rent reasonable, central
l1dd "a %o ,,Si e. peSm g r,a0gn r"9t back
snIa rluns with excellent taole board.
l4TIl ST.. 3Di ". Elegant rooms, excellent
hoard - np; table board -. 81,
l4III 81, 20 ". -Dou6lc & single IuomS, with
board ccn'ral; 'nmilies; terms reasonable.
,-rIi or ,,s IL c,I.., ,.Ii. 4. ,,r,,.k.I
rooms
l5TH ST 3is Large furnished room. gas
heat, bath. including excellent board; couple fl2.
lTrH 81, Al ". Handsomely FURNISHED pucK
parlur nSo2 square rooms; all cohvenlences;
superior boIr'.
l6TH ST. las W Nicely furnished large room
hail room adjoining board; convenience. Miller.
!eIil 81, 40 ". single rooms, with board, SO
~; suited. slS.
18TH ST. 90 w.--Large front sunny room. with
lsIlI ST, H5s W. food board, with nice rooms
S hath. 81 30 to 81
18TH ST. 500 w.--Large 4 small rooms. board.
ladies, So gentlemen, So: table board.
l9in Il. 35o " Nicely furnished double
room all conveniences, with or without boara
18TH ST a57 w-Niccly furnished rooms; good
home cooking, small private boarding house.
lsrH 81. oG " specially desirable. newly reno
waited front slnny rooms superior homs
table gentlemen.
board; gentleman wife or gentlemen; small
family; references.
2oTU 81. aIO ". single 4 double rooms: ex-
cellrnt board, gentleman -: table bOard, a.
2lSI 81. 9iO W E.egGut double rooms on I'd
hoor front back, sl4 superior table; heat.
2lSr 81. 9iG W.-~qua,c rooms comfortably
furnished; "Sc 'lcnt tan!e; reasonable; table
buHrdrrS ace inundated,
gIST ST 2.S W. Desirable rooms; excellent
table; good house; families gentlemen; rea-
'onshlc, table board.
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