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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19
LEADERS LEAVING.
Federation of Labor Delegates start f.
Their Homes.

Federation Of Labor Delegates start for
ThefB Homes.
DENVER. Dec. 19.-SIost Of the dele
gates to the conference of the American
Federation of Labor which closed its
sessions last evening have already left
the city. Ex-President C4ompers and
David Holmes, nj. a., will start east to-
night
The executive council viii send Dele
gates Adolph Stras er, Of New York and
A Furseth. Of San Francisco. appointed
a committee on the seamen's bill, to
Washington at once in the interest of
that measure.
The next executive board viii meet at
New York on January LIST to receive the
property Of the federation from the old
board. and the headquarters viii then be
transferred to Indianapolis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Mrs. Laird, although constantly exposed
To the disease. has not contracted r.
The administration OF the serum re-
suited IN the breaking out Of rash.
which ID an unprofessInnal eye, appears
much like chicken-po This is accom-
panied by an itching which Is very az
moving to the patient
DR.. POrteus said last evening that there
was nothing To bs fearsd-rhat the rem
edy had worked with perfect success 50
far as he could sse Other doctors agree
in this statement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19
GUARDS AT GOULD's TOMB.
Family OF the Financier Take Precauti0n
Against NLorlS of ohomIs.

Family o. the Financfer Take PrecaufiOn
Against Work of q hou1s.
NEW YORK, Dec 19.-More than two
years ago the remains Of Jay Gould were
deposited ia one of the cat acombs Of the
mausoleum at Woodlawn cemetery,
which had been erected under his own
personal supervision. Among the many
beautiful and costly monuments, his is
unquestionably the strongest The most
perfect Of bank breaking tools would be
required to force an entry through its
granite walls or double bronze doors,
each Of which weighs q ton.
The Gould family, however, is unwill-
ing to take any chances of a repetition
az the "a ~ Stewart grave robbing con
spiracy. and has caused the massive rest
ting place Of the bones of the great finan-
cier 10 be closely guarded by day and
night. The guards are two well paid
GpeGial policemen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19
RELIGION N THE SCHOOLS.

necticut Arouses Indignation
ANsoNIA, Conn, Dec 10. The board
Of education is constantly receiving com
munications protesting against the recent
action abolishing religious exercises in
city schools. the local protestant cler-
gymen condemned the action on Sunday
and public ind ignation is being agitated.
The board declares its willingness to
permit teachers TO recite the Lords
Prayer. but objects to tbs pupils being
forced to repeat it,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19
RESULTS In FAILURE
The American Base Bali Association Pro-
Ject Given Up.

The American Base BAH Ass0ciation Pro-
ject Given Up.
New YORK, Dec. 19.-New was pro-
mulgated last night which would indi-
cato that the American Base Ball associa-
ton project has resulted in a failure
Tomorrow at the Fifth Avenue
hotel the national board Of arbi-
tration Of the National League viii
meet to consider the statements of Fred
Prefer and Billie Barnie. the suspended
player and manager resp ecuveIy.
Mr.. Byrne. OF BroOklyn Dir Soden, of
Boston, and President Young, constitute
the board and the probabilities are that
both men will be reinstated, ending a
disagreeable complication.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

EAIPoRIA, Dec. 19.-Mrs Fannie r.
Nickery was last evening granted a di-
vorce from Horace \. Nickery. Mrs
Nickery is a well-known POpulist orator,
and at present is matrOn at the insane
asylum at Osawatomie. She is a niece
Of Judge w. A. Randolph, who granted
her divorce The plea was abandonment
and failure to support her
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19
WILSON'S NAME USED.
College students Draw the Congressman',
Name Into a Local Fight.

mo LOcaI Z III
RICHMOND. Va, Dec 19-W. L VIII
son. without his knowledge or consent.
has been figuring cOnspieuously in the
fight Of Richmond college students
against their newly elected president
Prof Boatright. Last night President
elect BOatright was hung in efigy.
Among the most cons picuous placards
which greeted citizens who were I'D
early enough today to see the figure sus-
pended was one reciting the fact that
w. l.. Wilson was elected to this presi-
dency three years ago and declined
while Boatright accepted
Richmond college is the leading Bap-
fist institution IN the south. The newly
elected president is only % years old
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

COFFEYvTLLE, Dec ia counter
feiter's outfit was found in an alley by a
small boy 1t consisted of several dies
made in plaster Of paris Of the 20 cent
denomination, date 1894, perfect in every
particular. The dies have been used. A
quantity Of white metal was in the box.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

INDEPENDENCE Dec no. ndOu bted-
by the strongest dow Of gas ever discov-
cred in Kansas was struck yesterday
afternoon at a depth Of 1900 feet on J.
= Geers' place, about two and a half
miles west OF town The roar is deafen-
ing and the flow of gas so strong that
the drill was blown entirely out of the
we'll and could not be lowered into it
again
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19.-George s
Young, who played right guard for the
Frankford football eleven and who was
injured on November 80 in game with
Anothsr local eleven. is dead
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19
/. A FATAL BLUNDER
A Minneapolis Financier Writes
on the Money Question
10 Let Banks Control currency
Would be Disastrous.
NOT A SAFE BASIS.
Capital Stock Has Enough De-
mands on 1t Now.
Currency Without Direct Bonded
Security is Hazardous.

NIINNEAPOLIs, Dec. 19-The Mime
npolis Journal publishes today notable
article on the currency question, written
by Mr.. T. B. Walker of this city, veil
known as a financier and one Of the
largest lum bermen IN the country. He
takes the ground that the element Of sta
bility and safety in the currency issues
is of far greater consequence than the
matter Of elasticity: that for any party
to enact a law that would enable the
banks to expand and contract the cur
rency at pleasure would be fatal
political blunder.
To issue bills against capital stock that
has full line of depOsitOrs to protect.
which is q sufficient load there any fur
Their OF additional demands on the same
fund. will not be a safe basis to rest on.
To 20 from the great extreme of refus-
ing the national banks the right to issue
currency to the amount of the face of
the United States bonds to wiping out
all security for the circulation, is step
too far ia the direction of the wildcat
currency of earlier years.
That as neither party has heretofore
ventured in the face Of the Populistic
opposition to the national banking law to
authorize q currency issue greater than
s. per cent of the face Of the government
bonds, il makes a decidedly hazardous
move for either party to attempt to run
rency without any direct bonded Sc
curity.
He advocates the amendment to the
national banking law permitting banks
to issue so per cent Of their unimpaired
capital stock in bills secured by govern
ment, state and certain municipal bonds
TO the extent Of their par value with five
per cent to be held as reserve. The
government to continue the present stock
of bonds and devote the money usezble
in redeeming them to other purposes
that would better serve the public inter
ests-
The attempt to relieve the treasury of
the burden of paying our annual gold
balance to Europe that will be apparent
every year under our tariff reduction and
throw 1t upon the banks, is to jump out
of the frying pan into the fire. Gold
would reach "A premium. The banks be-
ing compelled to redeem their currency
III gold from the fact Of the removal Of
all lawful money or legal tenders would
refuse to take out circulation, as they
have refused to do under the gold re-
demption section 5,1s5 of the national
banking law.
Don't miss the special bargains in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Gold SPectacles or Eyeglasses make a
nice Christmas present when fitted by
Charles Bennett, Opthalmic OPfician,
713 Kansas avenue. No charge for tit
ig.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Katherine LauderdaIl $3.50.
At KELLA1f's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Special prices on
Pictures at Stevenson & CO. =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

% CENTS cent-5O cents cent
any priced books, At KELLAM'z
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Special prices on
Pictures at Stevenson & Co.'S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Don't miss the special bargains in
books-Good books,
At KEIIAM's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-19

Baskets-BOxes-Books.
The evening world., 1894-05-19

s5TB ST. ss E-Nicey furnished weli-iyh GIFTED,
comfortable room; private family. excellent
table: terms moderate. Judge.
li5TH ST. Ia E.-Exrcllent board room for
In private Jewish family. r,.
l24TII ST, corner Lexington ave. Hotel Pete
lerj-Handsoncly furnished rooms. with OF
without board: terms reasonable.
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THE BRISTOL,
IS to 10 E. llth St. near 5th ave. comfortable
family house: very moderate terms

GREENWICH ST, Sl-iandsomely furnished
rooms 4 bath. with hrstclass board wsShing.
g.,
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25Tu ST 306 w.-Large rooms. housekeeping or
gentlemen, $3.50; hall room. 81 rs; convenences
25TH ST, s5l w,-Nicely furnished hall rooom.
81 80; gentlemen only.
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18TH ST. 22s W. large. light r66ms newly pa
peTed. SIS to $40: basement $40. Housekeeper.
18TH ST, 227-229 w.-Apartments a I large
light rooms; all improvements; rents cheap
location fine. Janitor.
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accommodated. -
18TH ST. 257 VARY hall double ,oorni
bell -------.--
18TH ST, sos w.-slngle & double rooms: hoard:
| gentlemen. s6; ladies' -: table beard
DIST ST o w-Desirable rooms superior
board Southerners, transicnts; summer rates;
| table board; references.
'.D ST. 81, W. Chelsea Hou.e-aooms vita
! board. singy or en- suite: permanent or tram
| silent. |
22D ST. IlG W, near oh ave, -Elegant 'uit )
hes table; Frcach h spanish cooking sreakinz.
2sp ST sG6 W-Large front hr'k rooms; also
| hall rooms, reasonabe board optional.
! 23D ST s7S w-English tamlv can Accommodate
| or hoarders, nice home; good b'art
/ ESD ST. rn-Ii3 w.-Largs 4 small rooms unSnr-
| passed location: cool, shady summer boarding
! place.
.4rII ST. 81: w--rlcasaut front room. with or
without board. table board early breakfast.
ETH ST 225 Handsomely furnished doubls.
| single roorts parlor suit; together or separate:
good table board; summer terms. -
25rII ST s?s w.-Larse room for, .; substantial
! board, hall room; s.; early breakfast. ---.
.sTu ST. 2os w.-Furnlshei room; gas, bath;
| excellent table, Two, IS; single -, -
:sTII ST 32l w-Larsc a small rooms, nicely
furnished. with exgC!lont table boT I'd, s.. S6.
2sTH ST. 2?2 w-IIandsomcly furnished large
rooms superior French cuisine; table board "
sOTH ST ale w-Bcaatlml large rooms every
convenience table btord' summer prices S'
3lSr ST, rs W. -7Hapds1m"ly fur, she 10 ms.
| with excellent hoard; terms moderate; 'ran'
| sient' tab g hoArder' take ,.
SfST ST. SlS w.-Ladlcs & gentlemen can bs
accommodated with good board, Attendance rea-
| sonahle
s.p ST. 90 w-NeWly furnished rooms, with
superior table, open all summer: reasonable,
! $50 ST. s!7 w-very desirable rooms ~ let To
nice people; home comforts; board II required
BATH 81. I2s W. Elegantly, furnished large q
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North OF iasth Str.st.

HAMILTON PLACE. 1oj. 1iist St, w-.''.aIy
furnished large front room; al-o smaller vLs:
modern conveniencss.
l26Tii ST. 100 W.-Two nicely furnished r. . u;
all convenienccs; private family: house b."
stone
l2oTil ST II? Y. Nicely furnished. well-ll rci
large small ro"ms, With good board, -. - ~.
10th ST, wost Of AmFtcriam ave Furr I'd
raoms to let, with Or without board. sifG
CamD
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THE WHIPPING POST.
What Nellie My Saw in Delaware
Jail Recently.

Nellie BLY, witnessed the public whip
ping Of prisoners in a Delaware Jail
last week. She has embodied her expe-
rIence in n sympathetic article full of in
terest. to even the most prosaic prison.
keeper. One man was put in the stocks
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ocTH ST., l22 T. -Slngle furnished .Iom In
basement, 81 week.
18TH ST 22l E.-A parlor for (? gentlemen 81 20
each; hall room for two, 81 each.
10TH S'r, 1875 =. Nicay furnished rooms; gas
a bath; hall room 81 wsel; gentlemen only.
slsT ST.. rs E.-Furuished rooms to gentlemen.
double q single: American family moderate
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1.-THE TERRACE

eA,AIioos AJAX uUii.piSo' !...!.l,S
"TuE TERRACE"
RENTS FROM SIS TO 81 SO PER MONTH.
without exception the most elegant scren'room
and bath, steam .hoatci apartments in the city
latest sanitary improvements; nne entranceA Ap-
ply janitor. basement OF 100 T. 10th at
rARK AVE, lOi-ioia, between snh and sSth
SITS Large, elegant nsts rooms tath private
hall. rent 's?. s2S. Inquire jantor.
PARK AVE. egs.9s7, Mlnnchshs- beautifully
mcnts steam heated thrSushout: ts2 10 ,ss.
janitor ON premises
PARK AVE. G 18th St. northeast corn.r.7 rooms
bath. Apply Ianitor.
STONE STA i:-,,nes'rshl. ,l'rl apartments. s rooms
bath. Sg5 to &3S. Janitor on premises
isT AVE. a7s. near 5tth H.-Apartments. .
rooms. newly painted clean house. IS. 80.
JanitSr
2D AVE 2lOI 4 2los, near losth N,--s or large
rooms, gas & all Improvements. Janitor.
80 AvE--Chcapcst rent In the city; 7 lovely
rooms; hot cold water: stationary tubs,
| bath. dumb-watcr. from ti6 to $40, Janitor 1855
| Sd ave. one block from l0sth at l. station.
| It'll ST t0 e. between ID and Id aves Fine
fat. light rooms and bath: small family.
18th ST. 2c3 Ed Fat, 4 sooms: private hall.
| bathroom: latest improvements; SS. Janitor.
18TH ST. SS' as. a,7 E.. between lst a "a
s,es-Eiesant nat. nve rooms. bath; parior
houses: halls. bath heated; rents s2s to $50.
| Janitor.
| 1iTH ST, 22a E-4 rooms, mantel mirror, bah,
| all improvements: $50. Janitor.
2isT ST. 2o7. 200 E.-Fis,s 4 large light rooms.
| baths; all modern improvements; newly decor
ated; centrally located: rents reduced. Janitors
In basements,
| 2oTII ST, aa7 a aae E.-s 4 large rooms: all
| light a ventilated: plenty closet room. N2 a
| SIS to small families
slsT ST. 24o E.--A very nice "a floor rooms q
| bath. $40.
SGD ST, lts E-Estra large single nat, 9 large,
| cheerful. airy rooms; bath, improvements: no
airshafts: rent S33. Inquire Freeder. 1 nisht up.
GOTH ST. $50 E.-Fine large floor: Ave light
rooms: ample ciossts; improvements; private
| brownstone block.
| e2p ct. sls q s2s E.--Hsndsone single mats,
| rooms 4 bath neatly decorated: splendid To-
cation; moderate rents d. O'HhRA. l14b "a ave.
9th ST. SO5 E. Flat, s large rooms a bath I
flight up; rent S22: a very quiet house private
block. Janitor.
painted: rents ti7 4 siA
| 72D ST. 40 Extra nne house; street 100
feet wide; tiled halls, painted walls tubs, bells;
rooms, 50. SO q $40: . adjoining apartments.
front rooms each. same door. Sl3.
18TH ST, lo7 E.-Elesant 8 light rooms hand
some mirrors. delightful summer resdence; S2s.
18TH ST, III ESQ monthly: uneIceptionable
parlor floor basement: private house. Call
afternoon.
ETH ST. 3i2 E.-Elesant single nsts. 7 rooms.
bath; all light; heated. Janitor.
t5TH ST, Park ave. Elegant nsts. handsomely
decorated; all improvements: 7 rooms 3a. S2I.
O8TH ST., 153 TO 1877 K.
Small mats. a rooms! all improvements
Janitor.
ssrH ST, 2ii To 23s E.-New houses. . 4 I.
electric bells: hot baths free to tenants: wide
street; floor deadened once In 223
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furnished Rooms to Let.

One Time. SOC. per ifne StcOnd Time i7c. PER
hnr: Third AID Suhse1,terl TDsea l5c. pr tinG
no ex1rn chnrOe IN SnnftnS
NJ EXTRA ,;IiAitGE Foe Ir--A0vettir-m-ut, 4,
for The World he Irfi nj suy Auurr' an
District Messenger Otice In the city. where the
charges will In. the saiiio as thos" AZ iuo main
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Furnished Rooms Wanted

WASTED. a single. furnished room. reas rrbs
rate. by young man. Single. box al V rid,
| uptown.
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Unfurrlshed Rooms to Let.

llTH ST. 81 W.-Front room. top floor. fur
niHhed or unfurnshcd, IS.
33D ST. 23s W.-Room G bedroom. front rear
houses: 81 to 80 Room s.
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Urturrlshed-Brookiyn.
ELEGANT SINGLE FLATS.
slJ and 81 per month;

ELEGANT SINGLE FLATS.
N3 and 81 per month:
all improvements:
9 rooms and bath: half an hour to New York city
Htl, elevated and eleetr,, car, T a. pass w Sl.hin halt
Flats to let on "a ave. sil and si2 per month
janitor's services.
HEALTH comfort, cheapucss--Near bridge: de.
lishtfully cool pleasant for summer; aI5 Jay
at. nice light rooms. one hight only, one other
family N1, Dufheid st. near wiiloushby, lst nst,
rooms. t25; l6s Ellery st, rooms, tubs, IS:
| others. william II. Grace willoughby st. cor
| n.r Jay, Brooklyn, and III Broadway New York,
MINFoRb,s ELEGANT FLATss 20 Willow willow
| utes' walk from Wall st. 4 south ierriel; ST. to
sls; o& Q rooms & bath; al finished in cherry;
ments: halls h stairs cnrpetcd electric bells: also
sEsrmen rs G.nmh PIECE ~ So tnn'SJ
WILLOW place, brooklyn,
| 81 MONTHLY-Near bridge entrance entire noor.
large rooms: 1876 Sands ST. BROOKLYN
Furnished d-sost Side.
9th ST, 23s Fiat, 3 cosy outside rooms
Furnished West Side.
18TH ST. 2ls w.-Handsomriy furnished nat. q
| rooms bath flight. Jantor.
18TH ST. 100 W elesanty furnished rooms,
plano. &c; rent low. Jantor.
ssTH ST. 3sl W. rooms 4 bath summer prices
| Janitor.
eth ST. So w.-Furnlshed apartment to lie, toI
the summer A. T. Van Laer.
6tTH ST. 1859 W-Beautitu large second sincl
| nat, nicely furnished, clean, desirable neigh
borhood; near park. Janitress.
| I SHALL REDUCE the rent Of my elegant S3t
| t-room nats to S25 for summer: 2 bess: light
| cool, clean: near station. park. river; references
BARTLETT, lO7 W 1o6th St
THE WASHINGTON. corner 1921 ~. 4 7ih gve
| 10 room elegantly furnished apartment pas
senger elevator; most pleasant par, of New York
inquire apartment z.
|
| to / or gentlemen till October; very reduce
rent. Sherwood studio, So W. 57th st, room 25,
s4-DIRT CHEAP: 8 cool hig rooms hath; mic
block; adults. Address Williams. 25i Sth ave.
| Furnish-d -Miscei.scecus.
FOR A DESIRABLE furnished nat see ELLIS
| 220 ". 4ist 1T, once hours. l0-2.
HAVE several nicely furnished nats at yer
low prices FLAGG 2i2 ". 23d st.
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Boarders Wanted.

one TIM. sn per hpe: Second Tine, r. ~
hre Thiri ant Subsequent 7fn,ea isc ~ n.~
No ortru chdrye on Svaddys
| 40 EXTRA CuAItGE tUU rf--Ad,crtine t,,s
for The World may be left at any An -,rau
District messenger U6ic~ IN the city. whei tao
ehntees will ir the ssIne u thoso q: shA i.a:-
.tnce.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
ursurninhed-Esat Side.

MArisoN AVE. 16n--Elcsant corner nats 7
rooms bath. all light. steam heated: moder-
ate store.
PARK AVE, from 10Th to 18th at.
ELEGANT FLATS To LET IN THE NEW AND
CArACtOUS APARTMENT BUILDING.
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esTH ST s2j W--!landsomey furnished donhls.
single roon.s, paror suit; together or separate:
good table board; summer terms.
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De KAIB AVE, 51, noar era-Ple snnt
front rom Tor light hon etccping: rent, :.
NASSAU ST, oi--2 larpr rooms connected :gr-
nishei for housekeeping. 81 Tor the ..
SAND ST, l2b-Room tor iig!,t h1u 'kcc ns:
minutes from bridge: all c1nvenlen ell
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27D ST s7S w.-English family can Accommodate
or hoarders nice home; good board
ESD ST 4il-ti3 w-Large & small rooms; unsnr-
passed location cool. shady summer boarding
place.
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Furnished Rooms to Lei.
Wcat Sidr.

west sidc.
SD ST. 12S w. Large. nicsiy furnished ,qn
bedrooms; gas, wardrobe, bath, &c. Cro'
06TH ST., @O2 r.. -- Furnished rooms 4,
ISL. q 81 CogCrovc.
0SrII 81. l3G w. Iarce COSY rooms; All IN
proNements large close $: private hOusc;s Oh
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CLINTON PLACE 18th ST.. s2-Pleasant roomN
with or without board. -vod table; yer, IA.
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ST MARKS PLACE, 6o-Elegantly furnishel par
lor & bedroom home comforts; board IL de-
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Furnished Rooms to Let.


SAs' S'oe'
a?p ST 10 E-NIcely furnished rooms light
housekeeninr. front a hedroom. a so
s,ru ST 236 E-NIcely furnished room, for
lisht hntisek cepinE; gentlemen or couple
3orH sT. 2i2 E.-Handsome rooms, all con-
Nrnlcnccs, 81 to $3.50, gentleman or couple
hrst. class house.
slSr ST. 32i E-Furnishcd rooms for light
uhsekepping: privilege Of wash. house Al
IlSl 81 3;t2 l.. -Fnrni4hcd a'covn room; light
housekeeping or gentlemen: also hall room.
4iSI 81 !s{i u. .fnrn'sl,d pnrlors - 90; rooms
lo' s'h'''hl'l VT hshI housekeeping .'H
81 81, 49, N'eIF imrniSncn rooms
,I', ,, I y n1t "''''' 'o' s'"''e"'"' ''"H'"'
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22D ST, ll6 w, near 9Th ave. -Elegant suit
furnished rooms. il2: others. single ~ Couple:
hes table; Frcach X spanish cooking h sneasinz
,sD ST sCG W-Large front & bssk rooms also
hall rooms; reasonable; board optional.
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.4TH ST, 81, w.--rlcasNut front room. with or
without board: table board. early breakfast.
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The result of the game will he
given I'm the Baseball Edition OF
Tho Evening World"

You read '"The Evening world!'
DO you read the Sunday Woridf
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18TH ST., 6s w.-specially desirable inexpensive
rooms with superior home table: tranHisnts
accommodated
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18TH ST. 257 w.-Airy hall double toorn;
good board $3.50; respectable wo:kinsmeo; "a
hpl
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10th ST. CT, E.-Larye, lBht newly Furnished
rooms to let, also hack paror suishl" Tor dOe-
tor, with or without board terms moderate: tabls
boArders wanted.
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sTH sr,, ~ E.. near I'd ave.-Large 4 email
furnished front roooms, with board $3.50 81.
10TH ST 40 E.-Elesant large & small r. bar,
entire newly furnished house; first class Ter
man hoard also tahle board.
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MA OLSON AVE, ~ (Nieirose1 Rooms. with or
with ut hoard table board at special price dil-
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18th ST, 2it E. between ID & sd aves.-L,-Gs
room for 2. good board: price moderate
18th ST. 3cs E.-Parlor & other rooms. vi.h
good board. transients acc ommodated
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LEWIS ST. Large, airy rooms: hot Geld
baths; excellent table; prices moderate, als'
The evening world., 1894-05-19

18TH ST. sos w.-SlnGie & double rooms; hoard:
gentlemen s6; ladies' -: table beard.
2lST ST, o w.-Desirable rooms; superior
board Southerners, transicnts; summer rates;
table bna rd references,
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,.D ST, 2l3 W. Chelsea House-3ooms with
board. singly or en- suite: permanent or tran
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BETH ST 3sS w.-LarSe room for .; substantial
board, hall room. S5 early breakfast.
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esTII ST sN6 w.-Furnshei room; gas bath;
excellent table. Two, $S single, 81,