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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-07
ADVENTURES OF wHALERs.
Interesting Report of Captain Neil.
son of the Geneva.

The brigantine Geneva, Captain
day, fifty-two days from Newcastle,
y. S. W.. with 30 tons of coal,
which has since been purchased by
W. q. Irwin n Co. or the coast Of
New Zealand the Geneva experienced
high winds and strong southeast
trades. She lost her iibhoom in lat .
) y. l52 w., aud two days after A.
Peterson, first mate, fell overheard.
A small boat which Captain Nelson
always keeps ready for emergencies.
was lowered and the mate. who
proved to be a strong swimmer, was
picked up after he had been in the
water twenty minutes,
On March 1 the whaling bark liver
was signalcd. She reported cap
ture of three whales. The same day
the steam whalcr Brlvidere was
sighted off the Islands. The captain
visited the Geneva and reported that
while harpooning a large whale the
previous day the boat was smashed
and one man killed. while another
had his front teeth Knocked out. On
March 3 the captain Of the Belvi-
deere was being rowed over to the
other whaler when about halfway a
monster shark attacked the boat and
stove a hole in her. The captain
managed. however, to reach The other
vessel aud the boat was buisted on
board and patched up.
Captain Nelson reports that oil
Hawaii the compass of the Geneva
was somewhat put out aud he had
to- keep clear Of land. Lieut.. II
Pearson, Of II. NJ. ;. Sappho. re-.
ported several years ago that in the
vicinity of Hawaii the compass had
been Affected by the Volcano.
Captain Nelson is accompanied
by his wife and three children. who
have all been born at sea, and are
pronounced sailors.
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KhoULI AND CASIERo.
The Officer Recovering and His As
sailant Quite Low.

Herman Kanuli, III" na,iv" drt"c.
tive who was - badly slaSh"d by J.
CaSi"ro, cook Of the :. &. Allen, was
seen by u fellow officer at the
Queens Hospital yesterday. liz"
has improved considerably aud is
able to movo his arms aud legs, al.
though but slightly. 1t isrXprctrd,
il nothing untnward intervene, that
h" will bc 80 far recovered by the
end Of this month ~ To be able to
walk with the all OF "a cane.
Casicru, however. is in very pre-.
carious condition from the wounds
inflicted on him in scll.dcfrns" by
the now dead officer kduhanr. Ill"
was in high fever on Sunday last
and his ease became 81 serious that
h" was removed to the hospital at
Oahu Prison. 1t was though, for a
time by TIA" Police Station attaches
that Ia>i"rn wuuld have died that
day.
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STAMP SALES
Poor Prices Realized at Auction To-
day.

The sale Of stamps at l. J. L"v"y',
auction room to-day was largely AT.
tended, but bids w"ro very slow
The following sales were made uf
surcharg"h stamps: One i cent
error stamp, ~ cout>; On" green Il
cent, - cents; SGT Provisional Gov
"rumrnt stamps, twrnty-un" ~ SGT &.
$50; sheet , cent v"rmiliOn, ~
cuntS; H. cent Provisional Govern
mrnt stamps, &l3 "A sheet; 10 cent
l"rmlnn. black sur"haIgrd, $50 a
sheet; IL cent black, - "A sheet; ii
cent stamps, 81 "A sheet; ! cent dark
blue, - a sheet; > r"ut rose, : a
sheet; | cent blue. - II sheet; cent
violet, S;ia sheet; set old Govern
mrnt "ur"luprs, ~ cent, each; set
II pnstrI cards, ~ cents; i. Il,
postal cards, ~ cents; | cent green
- cents q sheet; 2.|Nl cancelled lin
wniian stamp,, 81; , cent v"rmi,
lion 10 cent, each.
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Shipping Notes.

The steamer Kaala will bc due tn.mor-
row from Waianac.
The steamer W. q. Hall will return from
windward on Wednesday.
The brigantine Geneva, Captain Nelson,
arrived yesterday, - days from Newcastle,
y. 5. W., with irD5 tons of coal for ". a..
Irwin " Go. She Is tied up near the Pacific
Mail wharf.
The bark e. u. Bryant, II days, AMI the
bar entinc Planter, lOig days, are the arri-
walls iO-dav. They mr.. from san Francisco
with general cargocs, the latter having
ten mules and nine horses iur !. s..
Wright.
MAHrRONN.
Arrived-Marrh u, American schooner j.
q. North, Garrison, II days from san Fran
cisco To Hawaiian Railroad Go.
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JUDICIARY JoTTINGS.
Emily Wins Again Decree in Ice
VS.. Electricity.

Claus Spreckpls vs. c. W. Macfar-
lane. bill to forecloso lien, was before
Judge Whiting to-day ON motion Of
C.. \. SpreckeIs for leave to appear
as party plaintiff. +. NJ. Hatch for
plaintiff; A. >. Hartwell and G. W.
Ashford for defendant. Mr.. Hatch
read the motion, also consent Of
Claus Spreckcls to the substitution.
Mr.. Ashford stated that he appear
ed To oppose the motion, and also
read a petition for order for suit to
abatr. Argued aud submitted.
Judge Whiting has rendered two
decisions in the case of >. Norris VS..
T.. de Ilerblay. Plaintilf brought q
bill in equity to restrain the further
enforcement Of Judgment recover
ed against him by defendant. After
reviewing the case the Court says:
IL am opinion that the bill does
not SGT forth sufficient grounds in
equity to cntitle the plaintiff to
maintain his cause. aud | sustain the
do nurrpr.' llartwell aud Hatch for
plaintiff; Neumann and Carter ~
Carter for defendant.
In the second decision the Court,
referring to tho first one. briefly
grants the motion of defendant.
Madame de- Hcrblay, to dissolve the
injunction against execution Of judy
mcnt.
Judge Whiting has rendered a de-
cisiun ON a petition to determine the
heirs at law Of Kahuku. deceased in-
testat", aud To decree the distribu-
ton Of intcstate estate. The drci.
Sion is decorated with genealogical
trees, one Of which has az many
branches and stems a. AfOng's ban
yam tree. ] he heirs and heir portions
Of the estate are dccrrrd as follows,
the respective amounts being in
Ziths: TimOtru q. kahinu and heirs
Of kekuahani Il. kcau !. kapalau l.
Brnnamina |. kulcka |, William
Crowcll ], Nh Soon and Ava in com.
mon |. purpu", kancakua. Bare.
naba and kaulukou appeared fnr
different parties.
Judge Cooper has rendered d"
cision on the bill for specific per
furmancr Oi The Peoples lee and
li"frigcrniing Co.. plaintiff, VS.. TIL,
Hawaiian Electric Co. defendant
After a full review of the testimony
the Court concludes in favor oG tn,
plaintiffs claim ~ follows:
81 am therefore Of the Opinion
that the plaintiff is entitled to a de
cIro requiring that tho defendant
execute an assignment Of tn" leas,
of the premises now held hy it, an,
that il accept from the plaintiff ~ ;
consideration for such assignment ;
transfer Of the lease of tn" PREMISE
nn Fort street now held by III,
plaintiff, with covenant. a. to pay
mrnt Of rent ia accurlauce with III,
proposition of April q, lScI; surl
assignments 10 DE mad" within tci
days from signing III" decree unlcs
good cause il shown to ia" con
trary."
Carter " Carter Tor plaintiff: {
Brown aud +. VI. Hatch for iclon,l
ant.
&. Bus>r. assi.,nc" II Hr',rt :
hgrc, "f !lilu, bankrupt, petition
for di-charg" Receipts are S:i,S.I
and cXprndirur" $ili0S, making
balance due a,sigur" of s&h23.
", II, Smith is adjudg"d u banl,
rupt, and Monday next appointed
for proof IL claims aud election q
Assignee.
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ARRIVALS.


From San Francisco. per Tx & ID Bryant,
March Major u q Silliman and "
Hogan.
From san Francisco, per bktnc Planter,
March John y Wright, Carrie Wright.
Vincent FitZsimmons, Makua.
From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr kinau.
March Volcano; Miss : u Mead, MIR Z
. Mead, Dr Boyson, Mrs l.oyson, " "
Lindsey, + Il Gregory, e = Mclaury, q W
schee, A NJ Woodward, Mr~ 4 VI Wool.
ward, e G Kellogg, W II Hughes, Mrs W
II Hughes, Mrs $ Hughes. 4 Brunson,
Miss J VI Cooke, pc Pratt, J !. Mcihmry,
Father " y Hickey, 7 J Higgins, u u
Rand, A Russ, = Peek, Miss u Alp..
Wayports: e. Sloccklc. W Is Ash. l. u
Hendry, Il l,ycroft, Fricdlaender, Wong
Hou, Mrs Capt olssons. I u kcyworlh, u
n .enton. L. A & Parish, " II tornwrll,
l. stoltz. wife, child, and ~ deck.
DEPARTURES.
For Maui. per stinr Claudinc, March a.
I l. CouEc and q Perkins, and ~ de- X.
For Yokohama and iIongkong, pcr :
Oceanic, March 6-R W irwin, J Sugi'
yama, - Chinese and ~ Japanese.
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To Wreck the Hilo.

Captain Vim. Davies leaves port
this afternoon in his schooner Mahi-
mahi to try his hand at wrrcking
the barkentine Hilo on the rocks at
Keauhou, Hawaii. The Government
could give him no information a, to
the present custody Of the wreck,
nor in fact much satisfaction Of any
kind. Good luck to him in his en-
terprise," is the sentiment Of the
captains many friends.
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A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr., }, II,
Lopez, well known druggist Of D"s
Moines, Iowa, for over six months.
AT times the pain was SO severe that
he could not lit anything, With
all he could do he could not get rid
Of il until hc applied Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. II only made three ap,
plcalions uf it, he says, and hav"
since been free from all pain" II"
now recommends II To persons STINT
larly afflicted, 1t is for sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith n Co, agents
for the Hawaiian Islands.
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Born.

MISUNDERSTANDING February u, 1871,
AZ - Palace Court Mansions, Bays
water, London, to the wife III com.
mander =. \. Iounghusband, X. ".
"a son.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Diamond Head, 3 p. m. Weather
cloudy, wind northeast.
Miss Pauahi judd gave poi sup
per to her friends yesterday evening.
The Hawaii Baseball Club begins
practice on the League ground to-
morrow.
Nine Chinese gamblers were pull.
ed in by Captain Langley and posse
last night.
A heavy shower of rain fell this
morning and there are indications of
a repetition.
There will be a two-mile race at
the Honolulu skating rink Saturday
evening for two valuable cash prizes.
+. II. Hendry. manager Of the Ila-
waian Hardware Co., returned from
Hawaii on the steamer kinau to-day.
The steamer Kinau brought TWEEN
ty.four passengers from the Volcano
this trip. She did not bring any
sugar.
Members Of the Portuguese Mu-
tual Benefit Society OF Hawaii will
see notice of intercst to- them in
this paper.
The Portuguese Ladies Charitable
Association will meet at the r 81
dence of Mrs. W. q. Irwin on Friday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
The japanese steamship Aikoku
Maru is due from Yokohama ou or
about March 18th, and will depart
again for Japan on April "a.
Several pounds of opium were
landed by a native yesterday after
noon from the ;. 5. Oceanic. Where
were the lynx eyed Customs officials!
G. StUccklc and ". Il. Ash re-.
turned Oh the steamer kinau this
morning. They had big house the
first night in Hil". but the second
night heavy rain spoiled tn" atten-
! dance.
b. +. Ehlers Il Co. having con.
gents furnishing goods, they will
sell them at prices away below cost.
This is q good chance Ia procure
elegant outfits cheap.
According Y" 'hG new Jaw pa, :.
statement as to hi- nationality. e
cupatiou and object Of coming To
the Hawaiian Islands. This has To
IA, si,n,d I,v,b, m,sirr uf ihr vessel
The following are he newly elect
rd officers Of the lntcr-ls'and Steam
Navigation Co: ". Is. Godfrey, pre-
~ yI'n ''"" ~, ",
t w. - . ~. r. ~ ii.i,,, ,n,I;.
,.,r ' '''"'' " ''''' ''' ''''''
WV
Three native candidates Tor the
bar--onc for ia" higher courts. cd
were examined by the justicrS OF the
Suprcm" Court to-day. Non" ol
th, Hawaiian statutes. aud all wcr,
pluckrd.
W.T., , =,
N"hooNo" was Srh,'h'V" W I'',
P,Fohih"n' Nv haf" 'aO'' ny DIs'r'''
Mnsis'ra'e hp,"' sou 'nIH ''l''''IiE
I'LL the amount Oh : ~. ,, taxes anu =
fo'.s M"r" pau w. in' '''a,i sI"','
pay us taxes
A native named Knka was arrrstr,
ON Monday for b,iuy without law
ful excuse ON the promises of John
Lillis in Honolulu O. two occasions
feb. 18th and March 81. Knka an
pear.d in the District Court thi
morning and his trial was set TO
March Slh.
The :. ). Oceanic left AT u u'clocl
yesterday evening Tor the Orient
There was quite crowd "n IN" Pa
ciiic Mail wharf 10 witness her dc
parture. tn" L. q. band discOurse'
lively airs prior to her leaving. The
Oceanic took n lart" mail consisting
Of SlOi letters and 81 papers.
r,...,. ,..-. L Lt,,
~. n'"'a, "!"','"' :" ,hn ni,,.;,'
Court yesterday afternoon to
charg" ni forgery ut Eva, Oahu, Z"
; Feb. 18th, by irardul"ntiy put IN
, into circulation u check On BlHhn
N Co. Tor sH,, To which check ia
name of Mrs. NJ. Gay was forged
-.
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Chr 1ailg 9 lllstin.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH I, 1894.
MI A Rim Il N E w =.
Arrivals.

TUESDAY. Mar. u.
Am brigtne Geneva, Nelson, ~ days from
Newcastle, NSW
WEDNESDAY,. Mar. I.
Am ok G u Bryant, Jacobsen, II days FROM
San Francisco
Am bktuc Planter, Dow, iOis days from
san Francisco
Stmr kinau from Hawaii and Maui
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Cargoes from Island Ports.

stmr Kinau-22j bags potatoes, ~ bags
corn, - green hides, iSpigS, . horses,
mule, and ~ pkg sunaries.
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NOTICE.
TO LET

'HWO NIrEIN FI'E 4 d, \
n,h~i Rooms i"r Or, - ~,
Gentlemen II, 80. Garden GIiliiiSX
Lane. 81 II 60 sE.i: =
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Eighty -oight Japanese labor"ro
struck work at the Mana planIari"m,
Kauai, last week, and w"r" placed
under arrest ih"y were brought
brfur" the District Mngi,rral" and
thirjy-fuur were furd so aud the
remainder y, Th"y refused - work
on account Of an assault 10y a luna
on frIluw- laburrr. Mn-hal llitrh-
cock Will nNr,lignt" hr affair.
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"Soft Soaps 4 Tall0W
~ KING STREET.
p. .. BOX BAL.
JII-tf
NOTICE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
~ have this day admirlci Nr. ilonr!
inug,l"n ~ Partner IN my lnhhing Minr
ant spirit business, aud IN iutur" TIA"
uu~lur-- will hr carried nn Wndrr III" nam"
AMI STYLE ri "T,IIlnRNI, WISE Coz" At
10 Fort street, Mrlnrrmy Block.
|. II. p+E.
Hnrn'um, II. t., Feb. /, lN,i "13 lw
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OAHU RAILWAY And LAND CO.
Time Table

FROM AND AFTER JUNE /. 1893.
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- 80 lM'lyI;1l y

A. Saturdays only.
Il. Daily.
e. Sundays excepted.
ID. Saturdays excepted.
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Eoarders Wanted.

sas. Side.
LEXINGTON AVE. liss--privaie family; hand
somely furnished roons, with board. back par
Tor for dentist.
rooms with excellent board; 80. 81 references.
LEXINGTON AVE, 4Oi. between AID 43d
SITS, ist ilst % best hoard. ! or I? men.
LENINGToN AVE. ,a5o- Sicfly furnished
station; private family; gentlemen only.
rooms with board, also table board, summer
prices
~ AVE, 811-sitiing. room. We'll furnished.
suitable for =: board II required,
ID AVE, ls,2-Conf,usbi- ranm 4 board Tor
2srsp.ctab.r girls; reasonable; "a hoor. front.
0In 81. 80 l., Largo X small rooms good
board; gentlemen isd.sS. hune comforts
nm ST, - :, Desirable rooms; plca>sn,
nsiChDorhood: plentiful table; moderate terms,
18TH 81 2in T. 500" r[y rooms nmEe eeas:
raG Msss Il, '0"'"' "'D'''" No. '''''"'" S''
I6rH ST. go l.. opposite 81 Georges church.
Handsomely f!rsisae4 rooms. wiSh board ref
eTencc,
2I>r 81. ~ l.. Ill gam cool rooms, en- suite OF
references Exchanged.
AFT ST ss , handsomely furnished rooms.
With board visto's TO ,lty accommodated. rea-
SoHaole rstes, re!sfsnees'
22D 81, IFS II. Nicely irrn's!cd rooms
bba a ~ laNl''' y. lNt4c 'N"Fu'
2SD 81. IA +. Cool, pleasant Iou.ns; tran.
si"nt prrnincu, 4 table unSri reasonable
terms Irc'rnce>
SYST n 2iof Large rooms, u'a.Iy furnished;
'ary breakfast.
,l3D -. 2tA J.. o. Nicely furnished large 4 small
rooms with superior table; terms moderate,
4OlU ST lGLl +, Handsomely furnished
room, private lainlly, hNing comfortably, with
or without boArl
Ssp ST. 81 E.--l.,sc cool. front room with
BOARD IN refined Jewish family, 'vy reason
able
55Iu 81. luS b. Rooms, airy summer house;
hst class Loari, very 10" summer rates.
s6IH ST., III Il. Airy room; gool board pri
Nate family gentleman; - weekly Baruth.
GOTH ST, 2:s E.-Hsuisomcly furnished large
rooms; excellent board. SoutheTneTs aceommo-
dated Rsbres family.
GID ST, 3S5 Furnished rooms good board:
all convenience; terms. 81,
18th ST, l59 E.--Nieey furnished rooms. with
beard; Jewish family.
10TH 81, - r., block iroai paTk-superior
rooms, S1eeiient cuisine: reasonable summer
raies.
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9bTH ST., FOG w. near Broadway-SlnSio,
double. cool rooms good board. IS u $40.
4SrH ST, lob ". Large room & hall roo0,
with trst-class board.
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Hosrders Wanted.
kaat Side


Ssp ST. "es E,--LsrEc front room with board.
all tpnNenioncss; ALTO hall room.
oji Sr Ia T.. Room with board Tor two. 81
single ~ "a E-r.chel.
lo5flI ST. les y. Lnvciy room with hoard 4,
table toaidiorns reasonable IL American family.
iisTH ST ::5 E,-N,e.ly furnished rooms; good
Hoard, lo,aIion nne psrIor foor far doctor.
10th ~. 20 h. Nicely flriished looms; ex.
c"ll"ni table; reasonable terms.
l2@b ST, $50 z Rooms With board also table
board.
RtsrECrApLE WOMAN tnursc, want, child r
onini.nt 10 c'r" ut hes homri &c 'erencA A. H.,
or without hoald trsnSieuts accommodated.
MADISON AVE-, ms Hand.onic newly fur.
nished rooms, hot cold water, With board.
MADISON AVE, lg7-Iarso single ,ool
20 ms; .nmmer terms; etcsilsnt table; central!
i"'"'ioh' ir.eleNee>.
hENlNGtoN AVE, i5-Iadles \ gel ten,cn &;
nice, larle, airy looms; tsb!E hoard, ya 20;
theatrical people accommodated
Ph!th AVE 1ot, Nlcsap,ly furnished roo,r,,
r'i. hniAe; rsi"rcnct,
lufll 81. ~ T. Hall looms; OTTER vacancies;
Sit MS.
itrH ST ans -l.atss X Email roams ssaeg
lent board h5o < u weekly
i'm ST, ~! us,ut,n "a = 80 a,oS--I.arss 4
siAin rooms zoel board. price moderate.
!3I 9ls Roari nice rooms. 80; = so;
bat. honelIkc. nng bell II.
2iT ,.ies r. ~ L9 ~, .C'm' nicely fnr
rooms: summer price,
eth Sr Tia Y --First-tlsss rooms g. locality
from T. up; meals OPTIONAL
LOTT; ~ ~ r.. nrtT MadiSun square -l.Rrsc,
gml 'oncly FURNISHED rooms; board optional
3lTH 81, 1871 Il, between Lexington h An
iurtit.hrh RI AIR
hoard a. fur".
3SD ST. eos Z Double rooms. with nrst-class
buarl - A5u.
a0IH ST. I'll E.-Lsrge front room, suitable Tor
two with or without hoard.
sOrli II, nr2 l.. LARGE l. small rooms with or
without bomb: summer prices
NsT ST. lis E.-LsrEo, neat. deslrahIe rooms
hor.e comforts, superior table, American fam.
Nv. references, terms moderate.
G!sr ST. lts Y single a double connecting
rooms in very slessnt house: nrst- class board
references
l2Gn 81. l.2 k.-lsrr-. we'll. furnished rooni
with hoard also table hoard.
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rooklyr.


HENRY ST., -01, between state &c Joralemou
SIS. Board tal>o table board durinG summer;
large, handsomely furnished 2c- story rUoaa: 49,
han room.
PINEAPPLE ST, s3-Piessant rooms. exeslieAt
board: minutes from bridge; s. to 81.
sCHERM kRHORN 81, i5O-LaTSe or small
rooms, nicely furnished terms reasonable table
boArders accommodated
FURNISHED ROOMS, board near Kings County
l.: private family: home comfor,s; reicyspssl
exchanged. Comfort, box 6!3 World, Brook:yn.
TO LET-furnished room, with or without board,
TOR LADY. ~ Ihauncey ST., Brooklyn.
ASITY ST., l76-CoOl. airy rUoms with trst-
class board; summer pIi ;es; table boa d,
MILTON ST, l5o Greenpolat 5 minutes walk
from 10Th 2sd st, ferries. hno large con-
Meeting rooms, all conyeniences; hne view; also
single rooms. beat board, PR ,ss very los ~
sumner,
pulaski ST., 1850 Brooklyn. P1yais family
having han. somely Furnished Sieas rssiden1
will give larss room. board for two, S12 GA
without lunch, $40 4 sl2; hall room. $40
table choice. abundant; locality convenient.
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furnished Rooms to let.
West Side.

------------------------- --------------
2G p'Sa, sn zoe 2as Y Ti,pl o0"' " '' gas bath
2Slii 81. ;io7 W. furnished loom Tor =. 81 50:
,, 'nSe looms m. - ~ 50 -. -.
kiich.n Tor lady. "'''
.oru - ,y,W y. ,,,,. ,,,,,t,,,,i -.
house neshOornood. -....-.---.....
aud ,msil ALTO psrl, ,ioSr. '''-''' '"'S'
3lSr,r ;pT W ~ Al. h,udvoNe,,. fu-,,.bad
ioonS, H. u cAccp;ls. gas, oath srge rooms,
81 20
s4rlf 81, Iis W, ,r.e cIcnyr- ,i.o sonore
io0ns we'll tiim,hru. terms reu onabIc. every
convenience ;hoa'd "pt'ona
siTH 81 - W near n-o,dw,y.-iI,nasor,,ly
furnished rooms, every cun,cnicn,o IS upN aru
s,,.,, cr -, e. "
'furntahed rocm to let
n,Tu ~ NJ ~ Z.o, ,i.,,. t,,r,,,,,, L..
4 small rooms; also physic.ei,', ones. '''s'
07rn ST.. 5ra w, a from rn,n,s ronr.ciIr,.
as.,',i -, sn :" 49, ,,r.o = -, Me "g"as %,
' ~ w. ,,, 80" ,abbr tunn>, newly iur-
,,'".'' ,'o"'.',"' -, 10 ''ie''"''S
'"an ~. -: ihiftoMeiy furnished rooms;
pllN"e u niilN. .-. .
a"ll y Ml W Neatly furnished rooms, all
pgh'' y %, r0r week un.
w. i"5 NeatiN furnished ls'ss room
",'As.n WI : . ...,-
rooms, a - roc,,, nr H. tnni, ,nrnisneh
BATH. "S" 'o'''' '"' h"u'S"'ep"s' rfFnl'
.o,,,I ~, ~, -. 49,,
Bic f,, ;,,n 10, g. "a; W s"Hi' Fo"n''' i"'a'
.oIll y, ~ " ,u,nl.gn,, large rOrior
brcakia t II desired, Janitor's rcll.
room. E,chen talS large Iai r n"r1.t vi! Til
49,; 49,, =.
si.2itoS,. ''''"''e' '''"'''
bI.,T ~ Dhi ~ ti.,a..,,.,, ,,,,.,JI.,,,, I 49,,
psrlor; use OF piano trnnscnis.' '"''''"'' ''s'
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ao"r occonmo1,tc eSIi,.'rr ME- i'nr,
station summer pr,c,. s IN al g rnon from
80, - 49, ,o"''
s0u,herly aspect: ID Nat summcr rates.
5srlI 81 oSo W -Fr,u, ,on,, ham. r.iuccs
a, weekly iontral park !. .ic .,t,d ',ts,i''n /
o'o't' "oodlich' .....---....
5eJH ST 3s1 W. toni A airy I'D floor from,
rooms; bath: summer rates
sprI, RI an, ~ ,,o.pv ,,,r,sn., roo,,, .,
let for housekeeping or Tor gentlemen. Nseell's
nell
GSD st l2T W Nice In r.. room. suitable for .:
term. m oderae. ..--.----------
"Ih ST., I'D W,-AlCuNe, hay wni low. hand.
sonely furnished front 10 ms genl.emen only;
private ian,iy ------.--.-.---...-.----.
0bTli ST., GS ", Large room. every cunven.
ience. near park d. Gtatlun private house.
OSTH Sr., 1873 W, Large cool rooms: all i'm.
provcnents; board optional: sun,inor prices.
18TH ST ar W,-Prlvatp house; cool. rant
rooms; moderate: hne location ba,u; par9a
NTH ST, II3 r., Large firn cd rooms rum
49,
NilSOME cool rooms; lady or gentlemen;
NEATLY FURNISHED Al,LOR, centrally 10.
Gated; board optional: lady preferred. Address
Goud Home, log W. 4.d st.
"otn o. '7s'n Stres'.
FRANKLIN AVE, 1855. Morrisanls-a large
rooms III pftty cottage; can ne seen any time.
lsOrH ST, 1891 ,Amst.rd,m sys,-Furnt.hed
cluded Reilieys bell.
10TH ST, a57 w, near l. rtation-Newly fur
nished roors; nice summer location; private
house; moderate.
l4lST ST., III T. Large front room. come ciin2:
bath gns, wafer: private house; ~. "a.
l2VTH 81, 90 VA furnished 4 ont or back
room, BATH. 81. ~ breakfast II desired.
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Miscellaneous.

RESPECrABLE PARTY can have first claag
home In private iaGllly: every cvmICrt: ~
weekly. Preside, box 10 World.
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Furnished-Hest Side.

Nih ST., II" W. Light LIST floor furnished.
M invhtt ur together; very reasonable; also
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18TH ST, i05 E.-Cool. square rooms bath
house private: rent moderate. rsieronces.
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% III 81. 81 W. Near !. station: lars, 4 hs,l
rnCe. $3.50
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MjsceIia neouo.

GOTH ST.. 1la w, 3, 4 rooms, dumbwaiter,
So, SIG: Columbus ave-. 463, rooms, i'm
movements. S11 Columbus ave. 469, rooms
lmprov cments. Sl3: Amsterdam ave. 100 4
rooms, bath, decorated, S23: Boston ave. 974.
I le4th st., broom& on corner, rapid transit
lines S1S 10 S25. Apply janitor or POTTER .S
pRO Sod n, and Columbus ave.
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4TH AVE, sO--Handsomely furnished front roomp
also convenences for light housekeeping
prices reasonable.
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sisi 81: really choice ard cheap; 5 rooms.
o9'h' Fi.AiG, .42 W. I'D st.
~ ~, Us W-Elegantly, completely furnished
"'s' and second Aat; half price. stark
sd sT,-THo-roon apartment. S. FLAGG
''Oo furnished fsts), 2i2 W. 2Ja 81.