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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
Tbonsn IDS BIa.lc sooners.

PERRY. q. E.. March f5-A recent
decision at the interior department at
Washington has made from 1910 to
$500 sooners in the town of Enid and
on claims up and down tie Rock Island
railroad, scattere.y over two or three
counties. When the run for town lots
and ciaims was made ct t6e opening
of the Cherokee stEipcn Sept. Is, last.
5000 or COCO men les the Inc 1t Hen
nessey= 5ast s. Minutes before II O'Clock,
the time set fsr the presidents procla-
nation for 5he RIM to begin, and now
this recent decisian makes all these
men soeuers. When the people were
in line waiting fer tie signal gun to
fire someone discharged pistol and the
5000 people made OF at brake neck
speed fer y town io5or q claim. and the
recent decision has made their claims
null ana 4ala Much excitement and
Indignation exists ever the matter. 1
Is limited that The man wGo fred the
gun Is known. ana that he was paid to
do it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15

BERTHogp. Colo. Hgreh f5-..Six-
shooter Biz ana JACK Lester. await
ing trial fer burglary, broke Jail az
Fort Collins Friday night They were
captured near the foothills north Of
Berthoud by Charles Pa.liam. deputy
sheriff. While waiting Tor train jack
Lester broke sway ami hia ii q boxcar.
Sheriff Bransom pursued MN and lie
surrendered after being shot in the
thigh. The wound is not Thought To
be fatal
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15

There is going to be war in Europe
sure, said the cable dispatches four
months ago. It is just going to break
out, the warcloud becomes denser, the
situation is regarded with the greatest
anxiety, France and England are increas-
ing their Ravies in view Of the fact that
q rnpture in some quarter is imminent.
After four months Of this kind Of dis
patches we are now assured, what ev-
erybody knew all along. that in the alb
senca Of any unforeseen event the peace
of Europe is assured. Great is. the cable;
great are the special news correspondence
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15

TULss. / f., Marc 15-L G. Per
ryman, eI4lef Of tie Greei. nation, has
issued u proclamation calling 3 mass
meeting ef citizens Of thi- nation to
meet ut 0klnalgee, the national cap
ital, Tuesday April 3. fer the purpose
Of meeting tae Dawes commission and
discussing the question OF allotment
and sta1ehooi Taa chief and more
than So per cent Ell tae Creeks are bit
terly opposed to any change in the
mode of government
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
FOR CITY CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce MIR. DREW
WHITE a candidate for CITY Clerk at the
election for city officers April D, 1874,
We are authorized to announce MR.. f, b.
BLOOM as candidate for the office OF City
Clerk of Pine Bluff at the ensuing municipal
election April 3, 1854.
TO the Voters OF the city of Pine Blum
| hereby announce myself as a candidate
fer the ofice of CITY CLERK at the ensu-
ing city election on Tuesday, April 3. ls94
y LEE JOHNSON.
We are authorized Ia announce SIR. JOE
FRANKLIN AS a candidate for City Clerk at
the election for city officers April 3, 1891.
We are authorized 20 announce MR. A ..
EDWARDS Is candidate for city Clerk
Mt the ensuing municipal election on Tues
day April B 1894.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK


We afta autharized tunnnuunce MIR JOHN
WELDON. OF pudiv Lake Township. ~ IA
candidate for Circuit Clerk of jefferson
county. subject to the action OF the bemo-
efatic parry
We are authorized 10 announce MIR.
CHARLES X. FITZHuGH rs candidate
fer Circuit Clerk Of jefferson County sub
iect To the action OF the Democratic party
To the Democrats OF Jefferson County;
Relieving that the ONCE Of Circuit Clerk Of
this county should be IN the hands of Demo-
erat. and believing that can serve the best
interests eff the people of the county in that
,fiee IS effectively and in rs competent
raann er as anyone else who may aspire 10 it,
/ hereby announce myself n candidate for
the same, subject 10 tine action OF the Dem
ocratic party OF the county, promising to
make ftlthful officer II h9nered with the
satfraqe 81 thepeapIe. Very respectfully.
Il a. MCCOY
hereby announce myself Is a candidate
for the office Of the Clerk 81 The Circuit Court
of jefferson county, subject TO the action at
the Democratic party. Having resided in
this county for b years without asking the
people for public Office, | feel now that |
may be permitted Go seek the suffrage of my
How citizens promise, If elected. to give
9 office nv personal attention ana the peo
shall have at their service none but eain-
tent deputies. Your ohedient servant
GAIN MEYER
TO the Democratic Voters of jefferson
County.
| hereby announce as a candidate for the
office OF Circuit Clerk, wholly subject The ae-
tion of the Democratic party. have never
failed ia loyalts TO the party. believing its
supremacy hesg assured good government
and the prosperity of the individual citizen;
and so be iev.ap, still its policies and men
hall ia the future. rs ia the past. receivy
my unqualified support. am famiiiarwth
the duties ofthe Office and make the simple
promise. If hoaored with election, 10 eonrte-
ousiy, faithfully aud impartally discharge
them unner the law and oath of office
Soliciting vour support aul, respectfully.
w. 4. TANKERsLEY,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized To announce MR.. A.
HUDSON, of Locust Cottage, n candidate for
the Office Of Assessor. subject to the action OF
the Democratic party.
We are author led Co announce MIX. j, {.
ROBERTS, of aunnupton Township. as
candidate for Assessor subject To the action
of the Democrats OF jefferson County.
We are authorized To announce MIR. j. ii
SHELBY. of Niven township, as candidate
for the office OF Assessor, subject TO the ac-
ton of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15


TnE ehange@ ia the tariff bill as it
comes from the Senate Fieaace com
mittee are chiefly on the lines al
ready mentioned ia these columns.
Bituminous coal aud iron, which by
the House bill were made free, are
to pay $50 part or a cent per pound
duty, anthracite free Iron pro-
ducts are raised generally from y
20 ) per cent. Lead ere is / Of a
cent per pound; wool % per cent
by the value; wooden goods, 30 to IS
per cent; distilled spirits, ST 10 per
gallon; ale, porter aud beer N
bottles, 30 cents per gallon bulk,
10 cents, cigars, IS per thousand;
cigaretts, 81, cigaretts weighing
less than three poundspsr thousand,
50 cents; printing paper, 10 per
cent; by the Wilson bill, y barley,
30 per cent; Wilson Bit, %; apples,
30 per cent; by the Wilson bill, free.
There are many changes in the agri-
cultural schedule. rating products
higher, but as they affect only farm
ers living near the Canadian or Mex.
lean border they are omitted here.
Il the measure is not all what ad
vanced tariff reformers desired, it is
an immense stride ia that direction
from the Mckinley law The Dem
ocratic margin in the Senate, thrust
be reeoIeeted, IS very narrow, and
some Senators appear to be more in
flueneed by selfish than patriotic
consideration. Therefore, as no Re
publican aid IS to be expected it is
necessary to make concessions in
order to save the bill. Changes
will, no doubt, be made by the full
Senate and others by a committee Of
conference on disagreements, but
in the main the country can now
form a pretty accurate idea OF the
final result.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
Randle 80 -.

DALLAS, March l5.-Tho twelfth
juror was procured III the RaadIe case.
the first one having been secured on
the 9th instant. Three special yenires
were summoned, consisting If 800, 40
ana 100 men respectively All Of the
jurors arc farmers except one, who is a
merchant ut Garland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
Broke His Neck.

GALgNA. Ills. March 55.-George
Endress. q well known 10 Baviess
county farmer from near Stockton.
while driving lost control of his spir-
tied team Of horses and was thrown
from his vehicle, striking on his head.
his neck being broken, He was 45
years old and leaves a wife and family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15

REPRESENTATIVE BAILEY, Of Texas,
proposes that Congress prohibit
members Of that body from making
recommendations for Office THIS
principle is already applied to APP
plications under The civil sefyiceact
No doubt in one view il would be q
great relief to the honorable gentle
men. who usually lose more than
they make by every appointment
they secure; bat, on tire other hand
the traditional privilege OF nominal
ing friends oyerbalanees the hard
ships Of The ease and il is not likely
the projected innovation can 90
through Probably just At this time
a bill providing for tba relief Of the
Chief Maeistsafebf transforming all
appointments below foreign ana
bassadoes IN cabinet oiiie fs would
be popular III the Capitol
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
FOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized 10 announce MIR. W. L.
STRICKLAND us II candidate for Sheriff OF
Jefferson county, subject 10 the action Of the
Democratic party.
We are authorized To announce NIX {. II
TIsFPHETf rs a candidate for Sheriff. sub
Iect to the action OF the Democracy OF jett9f-
son county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
roK JUSTICE or rur rrAcn.

an a candidate for Justice Of the Peace of
vauaine township. subject to the action Of
the Democratic party. am now serving one
term and hope have given satisfaction. and
with your help, am willing to continue in
Office My motto is, Live and let live"
Z. 7. MATTHEW'S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
ron socNr1 AID PROBATE CLERK

We are authoriztd to announce Mk. WM.
w. SCHULZ as "a asnsiit!ate fVr County aud
Probate Clerk of jefferson county. subject 10
the action OF the Democratic parity.
We are authorized Is announce NIX.
FRANK b. FLAS.st..sS IS "a candidate for
County and PROBATE Clerk OF Jefferson
county. subject 10 the action OF tho Demo-
cratic party
hereby announce myself candidate for
The Office Of County ami Probate Clerk OF
jefferson County suhiectto the action OF the
Democratic party. ] solicit the support of the
qualified Democratic voters fthe county
Yours truly
HuGH F. MUSHROOM
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized TO announce Hon. ".
4. WOODBRIDGE, of Jefferson county as 4
candidate for Circuit Judge OF the Eleventh
judicial District subject to the action of the
Democratic party,
We arc authorized to announce JUDGE
JOHN VI. ELLIOTT, Of Jefferson county, us
candidate for reelection to the office Of
Circuit Judge OF the Eleventh Judicial Dis
triet. subject 10 the action OF tire Democratic
party
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

We are authorized to announce MIR. q. l..
BLACK WELL. OF WhiteVille Township, as
candidate for Representative in the Lower
House of the legislature subject tie the ac-
tion OF the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

We are authorized TO announce SMITH
G. MARTIN as "A candidate for reelection 10
the office OF Prosecuting Attorney of The
Eleventh judicial District, subject to the ac-
tidn of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
roe CONSTABLE

we are authorized To announce MIR. ". A
CLAY rs a candidate for Constable OF Naugiue
township. subject TO the action of the Dem
ncrarc party.
We are authorized to announce MIR. MA
SON pHfLPoT candidate Tor Constable
of Vaugiue Township. subject to the action of
the Democratic party
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15

LONDON, March ia dispatch from
st. Petersburg says the sate council
has ratified the treaty with Germany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15

There is something vilely wrong with
society when wheat is at the lowest price
ever touched in the history of the conn-
try and at TIE same time the largest num-
Der of people ever known IN America are
starving or living on charity So much
fer the wisdom Of political economists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
FoR CITY ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce NIX. A y
GRACE as q candidate for city Attorney at
the ensuing city election, Tuesday April
3. 1894
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15

Six million sheep cry baal baal to the
United States senate against the propo-
sition to put wool on the free list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
Five aIen 81 nnrncd.

VEST SUPERIOR, Wis, March H.
Fire today in a barrel factory badly
burned FIVE men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15
FOR eoNGREss.

We are authorized TO announce G. Il.
BREGhINRgD6E of jefferson County. MS a
candidate for the thty-fourth Congress from
the Second Arkansas Congressional District.
subject To the action Of the Democratic Nom
mating Convention
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-15

To the Democratio Voters of jefferson
~
The evening world., 1894-08-23
TO sue BILL DAILY.
" Jimmy" Lamly's Father Made
Guardian Of the Jockey.
Claim that s15,015 Is Due to
the Younsstsr.
Kept from Riding Owing to Days
Opposition.

Judge Beach, OF the Supreme Court,
to-day appointed William Lamly guar
dian ad Item Of his son, Jockey James
Lamly. In order that a suit may be
brought In behalf Of young Lamly
against the well-known horseman. will
lam c. DAILY. better known as Father
BIZ DAILY, who was recently barred OF
the turf by the Jockey Club.
The suit Is to recover 3l5,O16 which, IT
Is alleged, is due young Lsmly for ser
vices rendered DAILY as jockey from
January, 1887, to February last.
The papers In the suit state that
Jockey Lamly Is about eighteen years
old and was apprenticed to Daily some
Last Fall young Lamly ran away from
DAILY because OF alleged Entertainment
Daly tried to retake him, but failed be-
cause u was charged that DAILY had vio-
'ated his agreemunt.
Young Lamly made application to the
season. DAILY objected to its issuance on
his agreement with him. The Jockey
Club, on Days objection. refused the
license. 80.
After Daily was ruled off recently be-
Lizzie at Brighton Beach. another appli-
cation for a license was made by Lamly,
but 1t was again refused.
"Blll" DAILY is one OF the characters
Of the American turf. He Is worth
perhaps, quarter OF a million. He
brought out more great Jockeys than
any other man In the business. and
has patched up more cripples than any
Jimmy Lemly was considered one o,
the best light-weisht Jockeys In the
East. He contracted to ride this year
for Marcus DAILY. the Montana copper
king, but the Jockey Club refused to
recognize the contract.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
SIOUX CITY'S BID.
jackson Wants TO See the Color of
the clubs Money.

A despatch from Pierre. 8. D., says
that people from this city who are inter-
ested In bringing Corbett and Jackson
together under the auspices of the Sioux
City Athletic Club, are trying to ascer-
tain IL the Governor OF South Dakota
will interfere with an attempt to hold
the fight in that State.
Sioux city Immediately adjoins the
state line. and the statutes Of South
Dakota impose a penalty for such con-
tests. the same as that provided for
m sdemeanor.
,'orbett has already accepted the
terms offered by the Sioux City An
ietic Club and Jackson has declared his
Willingness to sign articles OF agreement
as soon as II lie proven 10 him that the
Club really exists, Is responsible and
will deposit the purse OF $1,000 before
the fght takes place.
II IL reported that representative or
the Club Is now on his way East TO meet
jackson and assure him OF the genuine
ness o, the offer and to satisfy the Aus
traIIan OF the responsibility OF the bid
ders for the big night.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

,Bookmakerg desiring to do business at
6 Bliss at is West fwenty-eishth
street. tomorrow morning. between 8
lost close on to $4,000 in the last three
The The dpD. 81 @ S
feet to-day. and will so to Latonia with
out making an effort to recover his
losses. On the meeting, however. Gran
non Is good winner: -
Rey Ell Santa Anita won in handsome
style yesterday. Plttsburg Phil would
G ha h hays se nai ssr ms bet PIN Gn the
leaving the Spa. tina. ''Key' ri was about
as sure a winner as he ever saw" As
these days no stock was taken in his
tip.
Rossmar ran as though he had the In
lection yesterday. He beat his field In
Eugene Leigh has not bettersd himself
by securing Ballard. to- succeed Martin
as Jockey. Martin can ride some when
he wants to. but Ballard has never been
accused Of such thing; ,.
The Glenmoyne disqualified ton case
should be taken b. the Jockey Club to
protect bettors under similar circum-
STANCES It seems unfair that a peraon
who bet on Stonenell, should. cash, and
that the hackers Of Glenmoyne should
lose the money they had almost within
their, grasp. II 4 had been head
and head finish the loss OF those few
something, but G hsaO l gave az
II was simply case Of gross. careless
ness. not only on, the part q Hsmilton,'
There was rule passed, year
or two ago e regulate The r,o. locke, I,
letter or spirit That being the Case
why should the public have to stand the
dentally, II might be remarked that, II
Michael F, DTyer rs tue sportsman
the race. His horse was fairly beaten
and to take advantage of such trivia
error as the nislaying OF the lead
waters would be small and srasping ir
a match race. In a matter of wagers
OF course. everything goes In accordance
with the decision of the stewards.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Of .tke most successful eyents OF tn k,ra
ever given. MIR. MCLAUGHLIN has already
received more than 200 entries, and BY
tomorrow night. when the entries close.
ne expects to have $50. A feature OF the
women bicycllsts. who Will ride in the
race. Wv
Louis Gruber Is receiving a large num-
District Assembly 1877, Knights Of Labor.
which VIII be decided at CALIFORNIAN Park,
Baldwin avenue, Jersey City. on Labor
Day. The entries close on Saturday with
sey City.
l,inochle. 50 Is not out on the meld.
ana must take a trick after NEEDING to
claim the game.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Barney Murray got in his fine work
again yesterday when he hoIsted Bandit
TO over his entered selling price OF
$1,000. Owners will soon get tired OF pa
rading stake horses as cheap selling
platers.
. George Harris is said to have won very
heavily on both Ettarre and Gov.
sheehan yesterday. $685..
Pittsburg Phil bet heavily on Pochino
and won . nice sum. Matt Allen was
very confident that his colt could beat
Armitage.
Sam Doggett and Jimmy Rowe got into
an alteration over the start In the sec
ond race yesterday. and Biliingssate
flowed freely for a time. Better look
out, Sammy. Jeems lie a bad man when
riled."
The weights for the Fall Handicap,
to be run at SheepsheAd Bay on Satur-
day, over the Futur1ty. course, are as
The evening world., 1894-08-23
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

Jack McAuliffe gave an exhibition at
his training quarters yesterday which
was something like one of the scenes
In Jim Corbett's play. except that it was
more earnest and realistic. John
ORourke.' President of the Seaside Ath-
letic Club; Stryker Williamson and
others were present 1t was a sort OF
official examination into the light
weights condition. and the club men de-
clared themselves satisfied. McAuliffe
weighed lt5 pounds, five more pounds
than II has been announced lac intends
10 scale In the ring on Monday night,
and fifteen pounds less than before he
took up quarters at Carrolrs. He said
he expected to take off more flesh and
10 get his wind into better condition.
Then he boxed with Eddie Loeber, Kid
Hogan and Eddie Avery, four rounds
with each. after which he punched the
bag. Before the visitors left McAuliffe
assured them that he had too much re
gard for his laurels to- think OF allow
ing Critic to walk away with them
S e n 'fpuEgs snd that he wo So
dlcates that .IcAuliffe has gone
earnestly to work to make up for the
o. the club offcialB WAS directly in line
with the suggestion made in this col
omn when II Was made known that the
ing. a bout between Jack McAuliffe
and Young Critic Is too interesting an
encounter to he lessened IL attractive
ness by the neglect or carelessness OF
either OF the participants, and its sue
eessful termination l. as much an OBJ
l-ct Of consideration 10 the Seaside Ath-
n ,enG club cfficials as to the sporting
PUBLIC. The contestants In the other
bouts to be given on Monday night are
said 10 be In fns fettle. Tickets for the
SoGts a-e nov. on sale at Johnny Eek
hardts. 60 and ~ Centre street.
D. !: Bliss made a new worlds bicycle
recorc, hall mile, flying start, of 81 o.,
seconds; also worlds standing start oil
I5 seconds. at Hampden Park. Spring
heid' yesterday.
Secretary Mclaughlin predicts that tn,
eighty mile bicycle novice race from thi,
ely 10 Long Branch and return. which
VIII be decided next Sunday. Will be on,
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Etuy day amt 7hUrsd'Y mn iScpt is mb
de'7HE l. ORLLS HQLSE h''D NONE
DAf'.' Al advertisements Of ~. Tins IN les
under tha Classification appearing IN me Snnicr
nd Thursday UORLD U.n be r,ped'et IN III
EVENING WORLD for 1onr'ay aud Thurs
free of cidroe
The evening world., 1894-08-23
unturAlsh.a Nea... 70 l.,.

ATTENLoN-A, large houss TO let q futniturs
for sale; rooms all rented; low rent; bargain.
Call or address N. B.. go W. 18th at.
CALL AT ONCE AND EXAMINE
ELEGANT ,-sroRY AND BASEMENT HIGH
sTOOP. NEAR COLUMBUS AVE, DECORATED.
" 100 TO g. 200. POWER. COLUMBUS AVE.
CORNER s5TH ST.
ias. oe-oUEEN-ANNE HOUSE, all improvements;
ess East lssth st. BARNuM. owner. ssi East
l6sth ST.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

.ss Soc.
LEXINGTON AVE. 7D Newly furnished
rooms; NIL ,unvrniences; also parlor floor suit
Gble Tor dentist or physician
LEXINGTON AVE. lN-Desirahle newly fur
nished large hall rooms: reasonable
STANTON 81. az Furnished rooms for man 4
wife or gentlemen.
sTuYyEsANT ST.. q. near ID ave. 9Th st. sta
ton--Gentlemsn or families
sTIYyESAST ST. a. east Of 9th St station.
Elegant furnished roVm4, large small. terms
reasonable.
SUFFOLK ST. TO- near GrAHd--I.ArGs rooms fur
niShsd for housekeeping With water. 81, 50 -
% AVE. i;S near nth st-T.arSa hall room.
newly furnished Tor rent. ring "a ho7r bell.
SD AVE. Js1-Furnshcd rooms Tor gentlemen, 81
TO s. 81 TeeklJ, gu!et. resPsftable house
.iorAT. rec --...------
80 AVE St-i..rse. t.iittiul font TSefa Tor =;
LADIES or zrHrla.ueB, $3.50 NeeEly.
an, AVE. :7S-N Nicely tdrn!sset front rooms
brh. gss housekec?rg O. sCn LEM, $50
5 80
9II ST. c!i l.A.se ropms, uis-. furnished. Ter
gentlemen ur light Housekeeping, sac, Bath.
oTH 81 ~ v large furnishes loom Tor gen
ueracu o. light housekeeping gas bath.
srH ST.. ~ T.. uear Brosdwsy--L.rEs 4 small
rooms. all coH,eGi.Rees. centrally located: city
visitors accommodated
lo7rH ST. IA - : connecting furnished
roomS: uEht hou'sksspinS; s.. 81 50 weekly. o.,
uTH ST.. e. e., mar srosds sy- Rsdsr0ratsd.
aiesly furnished roomA u. = 70 " weekly.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

ABOUT /. rooms for housekctDIng; private housss
near Mount Norris Para 8 IN family. A.. Har-
lgm Once. .-.,fs- -
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WANTED on or vszk
Of Lexington ave. centrai rcfefences; state
terms u. Solomon r. o, box siS9
ROOM without board on W sOth, sIu; or SD sis..
by lady. Address, Eilng terus L., box 5sf
World.
WANTED uniiFAishsd connecting roems; prii
Nats house; vicinity W. I'D 81 NJ. 90 We
sllh st, :. : - - a -. =. = .
l. LARGE 1 small room. furnished partly, mead
9Th ave. 2 gentlemsn: state terms, permans4<
4 Y, boz ga Harlem World