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The Washington times., 1894-10-14
AMONG THE LOCALS.

The Plumbers Association held large
meeting last Thursday evening, over 80
members being present. During the evening
a delegation from the Theatrical Alliance
Stage Employees was granted the floor and
made statements relating to the trouble be-
tween the alliance and the theaters. As some
Of the members OF the Plumbers occasionally
work as stage hands, the statement OF the
delegates aroused much interest. Before the
committee retired they were assured that
they had the sympathy and would receive the
hearty support of the union.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14

At the meeting of Carpenters Union, No. 1.
on Wednesday night, the proposition from the
Federation relating to the general walking
delegate was received and discussed. The
proposition was indorsed and the sentiment
expressed was that no matter whether the
sa AIRY Of the delegate was raised on the per
capita plan, or by each organization paying a
fixed sum, it nevertheless would be a safe in
vestment Robert /. Mason was elected
warden for the ensuing term, and together
with the vice president, was duly installed.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
A WEEK In LABOR CIRCLES
Doinas in the Local Bodies of Organ
lied WOrkinqmen.
KNIGHTS TO MEET IN THE SOUTH

Master Workman Simmons Will Represent
No. 66 at New Orleans and Will Go There
Uninstructed but Very Well Informed
Last Week Locals Were Well Attended.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
the Federation appointed a committee 10 wait
on Mr. Allen, the manager.
nicfrfoT AScau,hIu

the Federation appointed committee 10 wait
on Mr.. Allen, the manager.
District Assembly.
No meeting of the District Assembly was
held last Thursday night, the use OF the hall
having been rendered the suffrage commit
tee. The executive committee, however, has
been actively at work during the week.
The general assembly will meet in New Or
leans on Tuesday, November 49, and letter
was received yesterday from the general Sec
retary-treasurer stating that special arrange
ments had been made for the transportation
of delegates and others who desire to attend.
While nothing was said in the letter about
riding in Pullman cars, still it is generally
understood that no fares will be allowed dele
gates, If there should be any, who ride on
that class Of rolling stock. The train leaves
the Baltimore and Ohio depot Saturday, No
yember 10. at 11:3O p. m., arriving in New
Orleans Monday at 1850 p. m.
Delegate Simmons goes to the general as
sembly practically uninstructed. but he well
knows the sentiments of the order In Wash
ington. AS the coming general assembly
elects general officers for the next two years,
much interest is manifested as to the result.
Other important business is also to be trans
acted, such as changes in the constitution,
the sale OF headquarters in Philadelphia, and
the location of new headquarters in Washing
ton.
There is now a movement on foot for the
organizing of three new assemblies in this
district. Meetings for this purpose will be
held during this week.
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
At the session of the Building Trades Coun-
ell last Tuesday night delegates from the en-
tire building trades were present. The COM
mittee appointed to wait on Mr.. James Lans-
burgh reported that he was surprised to learn
that the work on his new residence was not
entirely union in character. Mr.. LansDurgh
referred the committee to the architect, Mr..
| Meyers. Mr.. Shane is the contractor on the
| job. Mr.. Shane was the contractor on the
buildings of mr. Solomon, the halter, and Mr..
Herman, the elothier, and though clause was
inserted in the specifications of both buildings
! that none but union men should be employed,
| 1t was ignored in both cases.
The Carpenters Council held their regular
session Friday night. Outside of the reports
of committees the principal business trans
acted was that of disposing OF the tools of the
late j. T.. Fowler, which were won by Mr..
Keenen, an employing carpenter. The fina
report Of the excursion committee was also
made and showed surplus of funds on hand
after paying all expenses.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14

The Eccentric Association of Engineers at
their regular meeting Friday night adopted
the resolutions as received from the Fedora
ton OF Labor, and instructed its delegates to
that body TO vote Tor walking delegate,
with a salary provision by per capita assess
ment. The question OF afiiiliating with the
Building Trades Council resulted in the ap-
pointment of Brother Z. J. Rea TO attend the
next meeting of the council and get proper
information as TO how the engineers can af-
filiate.
committee on arrangements for the annual
banquet was appointed as follows: Matthew
Brady, J. F. Doherty. Thornton Silcot. J. A.
Bowen and j. J. Breen. The committee was
instructed to make a port at the next meet
ing and were further instructed TO have fully
as elaborate an affair as the one last year.
communication was received from the Dis
trict Commissioners appointing Tuesday, the
10th instant, as the day 10 receive the commit
tee from the association. The members feel
sanguine that the committee viii present such
convincing proofs TO the Commissioners re-
lating TO violations of the steam engineers Ii
cense law that orders will be issued 10 the
chief of police for the arrest of yiolators.
The informal request of the Electric Work
ers that members of the association running
electric plants should connect themselves with
the Electric Workers. was carried. and while
no definite action was taken, the general de
sire as expressed was willingness to do any
thing for the mutual protection OF both Or
The Washington times., 1894-10-14

Local Assembly. No. 2031, Knights of La
Dor. tin and sheet iron workers, held one Of
their interesting meetings las, Wednesday
night. The extraordinary total of receipts re-
ceived for dues during the evening made the
members very enthusiastic. One new mem
Der was initiated and three former members
reinstated. The proposition Of the Fedora
tion for a walking delegate was received and
Indorsed.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14

The storm of last Tuesday night made no
material difference in the attendance at the
regular meeting OF the Federation. The dele
gates were out in force. and with only about
three exceptions every organization was rep
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
DernuoIiidt.

9ln Der &reu3una Der Gbicago, &od Ss@
LAMB ulb Bacific78abn unO Der 38. StraBe
murbe 8ienitag Wor9eu firth Elm BIS iebt mn
ibentificirter Dfann, in melbem man eil1cn
6euticben Nrbeiter berlnRtbet, bon ctnem
;3uge iibcrtabren unb auf Der Steue gez
t0otet. Die poutdnbig 5ermalmtc 2et6e
tprroe I'M Z l1pr WorgcnS bon Dem an Der
&reusung itattonirten SIaggenmann 9efun7
ben urlo nab Stgmunb's Worgue gebra6t.
Ser Wtann macbte BEN Ginorud zines ettpa
25idbrtgen Wcni9en, bate beuen SENT
llno SAnurrbart unb blaue Nlgen. Ser
Coroner mirb 6eutc 8ormittag einen Sne
quelt abbalten.
Sic in SEQ. 626 San 8ureu StraBe
pobnenoe @ittipe Srau Wlerb Derunglildte
AM lebtcn Sonnabenb bur3 einen Stur5
aus bent Teniter bes stpeiten Stodtperts
ibrer 8obnung uno itarb geitern Nbeno
I'M County Solpilal an Sen SoIgen ibrer
inneren &%erlebunsen unO i9weren arms
unb 8einpunoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
IO7 Sabre alt.

Sn ether fleinen 6iittc nabe Ser sc.
StraBen@ &reuSun9 Der Baltimore & Obio=
8abn III Soutb Chicago tpobnt Elm aLtes
pOlnii6es Gbepaar in b0cblt GrmLibell
%l1mitGn6en. Der Wann, Wtidbael @tbamsfi
nit Nanlen, itebt in Dem iiberaus i~elteuen
Sitter BON 10Y Sabren uno bat nit ietner
2ebenSgefGbrtin, Die II UNI einige Sabre
iinger lit, 81 Sabre in Srieben uto Sim
tracbt Sulammen9elebt. Ser Ofann fam
peber Ieieu nocb lhreiber, bp6 bat ct Elm
auSgeseidneteS @eodcbtniB un6 erinnert
lt9 nob Der metiten G~rei9niiie aus ieincn
&%inberiabren. Gr murbe inn Sommer
1886 IN Gtma, 8olen, ais Der Sobn zines
8altcrn 9eboren unb. c~rii1nert iib no6 lebr
tpobl ocs bentwiirbisen Wtarl6es Der
Nrmee Napolcon's auf Mo5fau; auf benz
&ilf5uge pGiinberten franSOiti9c Solbaten
bic Slrbe, tpet3e CT uno feline Gltern be-
lucbten.
SIM Sabre 1858 manberte Bic Samilie
mach Nmertfa aus uno lieB iicb in Dem
ieBi9en Soutb Chicago nieoer, mo- ietn
Satcr oas critic SaltS baute. SpGter arbet@
tetc er all oem 8au ser Baltimore & Sbio=
Sabn uno perlor BET bieier @elegen6ett bas
rcobte g5ctr1, inocm er BON elmer locomotive
ubertabren tplrbe. Su ben leBten SSabren
baben Noamsti un6 feline Srau gr0Btenz
tbetls bon ben ltnteritiibungen Der gta6z
barn 9elebt. Sbre &inber, Gnfe( unb llr>
entel betllmmern iicb tpenig UNI iie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
6DOb's gi1Ien bsil.n gertopfuna.
Gin Brdutioam aus SYrien


Trdulein 9tlice Gannlep fab p%origen
Sommer auf Der NuSiteQung ben BON Der
ipriicben 9te9icrun9 ais &ertreter entlanb7
ten 20iahrigen Noiep Soreiie, ser 8u9lei6
einen lebbaften t0anbel an ser Meibwap
betrieb. Sic iubte unb ma6te feline 8ez
fannti6aft uno aus berieIben tpuroe nadb
uno na9 cine gliibenoe 9iebc, bic iblieBlicb
nit einem t6eiratbSantra9 ieitenS bes jun
gen Spries enbete. 0ienitag bplte CT itd
Bic r0tbige 6eiratbslicen5, Die in 9lnbe~
tracbt leiner Sugenb alIerbingS erlt bann
bon Glerf SaImonion ausgeitelt wuroe,
ais bte Mltter Der 8raut Bic porldufigc
~@ormunDibaft fir ibren 99miegerlobn
iibcrnommen bate. @r mirb inbeiicn oicle
8ormunol6aIt ni6t aI5uiebr unb nibt
iebr LANCE cmpfinoen, benin binncn ~penigen
Sagen miro er it6 nit ieiner iungen Srau
na9 ietner orientaliiben Seimatb be-
geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
Gbica9o's fdiefer Gbnrm.
Das 8orfeneeb6uoe miro feines foI5en
S@mudes beraubt peroen muhen.

gtner 6er b06lten Sbiirme Gbicago's
iDirb binnen &ur3em bon Ser 8ilDflGdbe
neridwtnben miiiien, n6mlt6 Ser Sburm
oeS 8orlengebGllbeS.
Ser Sburm lit berettS I'M 8 3oQ aus
ietner uripriingItcben Sage 9eiptdben, uno
obgleib an6ere Sbetle bes 80rlensebGubeS
no6 n1ebr in ben 8oben eingelunfen itnb,
ma6en bic Sa6peritGnbigen ben Sburm
aIein fir ben @erfau 6eS gal1scn @ebGl6es
oe%rantportltc6. Die iacbperitGnbigen Dir
6tteften erfLGren, 0aB bauernbe &eparaz
ture1t an oem ~serfaaen0en 8ra6tbau nibt
Dorgenommen tperSen f0nnen, 10 LANCE Der
i6tuere S9urm ni9t abgetragen mirb. Die
9trectoren Der 80rie glauben gum gr0Bten
She'll, baB Bic Sadbberitdnbteen nit ibrer
Qnii6t Gecbt baben, unb baS lteue 9irec1
torium miro in elmer letner eriten Sibunz
gen Die Srase gu I6ien baben, tpie bel
@elb un6 pte ba1ielbe fir Die notbpens
Observation-Disclosures aufgebra6t iuerben
lou. GorauSitcbtlieb tperocn Bombs per>
auSgabt nerben. 2tndb tper6en sic 0irec7
loren au entibetben baben, oh eS angeSeigt
lit, ben icbmeren S6urm burb cinen lol>
cben aus leibterem WfateriaL au erieBen.
Der g0rientburm lit 335 SUB bo6 unb
zines ber b0obitcn 8auperfe ni6t nur in
G6ieaso, ionbern lit Qmertta iiberboupt.
St bat LANCE ben BEN See befobrenben
S6iffen ais Wferf5eitben eebtent, ba er ale
anberen S6iirme Der Staot iiberragt.
Set ldnger aIs einem Sabre bat nun
6aS 8Oriengebaube, baS biSber fir etnen
Der prG6ti9lten 8auten Gbicago'S gait, be-
gonnen, an peri6ie0enen Slelen aus leiner
uripriinglihen Sage su tueicben uno in Ben
8obeu gu %itnfen. Die llriabe oer Senfung
lit barin 81 luden, baB cine tpeiobe S6t6t
inn 8oben oureb Die i9pcre Wtaiie beS Sc
bGubcs suiammengebritdt purbe. 9er
Sburm lit, mie tercits %erpGbnt, UNI 8 3oI
aus leiner Gage gemicben. Die iii60itli6e
@6e beS @ebdubes base8en seigt iogar Bic
nob bieI bebentlidere Nbpeibuns bon II
3ou. Srob 6ieies IeBteren l1mitanbes
9lauben Die Qlrcbiteften, baB bet Gburm
fir bas Stnten oeS @ebduoeS b%eranttportz
li6 lit. 0erielbe lit ndmlid bis gu ser
6Obe Don 280 SUB aus loltoem i6weren
@rantt gebaut unb sat baber Elm eoaoiialcs
@epicbt.
Ser 8etrag, Der fir 9eparaturen 6es
@ebGu6es aufgeipanbt tperben ioa, lit nodb
nicbt feftgeiebt morben, etntse Sunoerts
taulen6 Dollars mer6en ba5u aber, wobl
n0tbig 1ein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

9on BEN @el6aften, welde ii6, IN neuerer
Belt eiuen ni9t unbebeutenbeu lfui erporbelt
baben, sebDrt un5weifel9ait 9arbed's 6oncp
Meot 6oule, 637 Seb9wid Str.. in Chicago.
Seire Sobritute i'll @urit= unb Sleil@maorell
itebeu ulliibertroffer ba; 1per fenltt ut6t leilte
@orlb'S Sair SraEffurter, nit beuti6en
S9infet. Sriifielu, Sarbeuen, 2ebermurit,
Salanti utb Gerpelots8 urit, welbe in alien
belleren &eitaurants oltf Der 9Sorlb'S Ioir
lerpirt wuroeu. Oieie 8aoreu itebeu ben
beuti6en iH feiner 8eiie na9, nur NIT DEM
1nteri6iebe, Dap l1alt it6 Die blei9e bebeuz
tenO bili9er bel3aien fonn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
5ett mebr ais fInfsio 7abren

nir6 MrS. @inslow's Sootbtne Sp1rp
fir S~abnenbe 6inoer 9ebrau6t. ST. bel9midtist bas
aino, er1peift bas 3abnfeiit, ~beleitigt ale S9mer1
sen, furirt @inbstoltt unb lit bos bette Mittel sez
gen 0ur6fall. TiinfumDSuanSis Gents Die 6lai9e.
Sei aueil 4potbeteril in Der ganaen @elt su baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
mout 7br mi1Yen.

mas 9OOb's Sariaporiua gu leiteu I'M StanDs
lit, 10 frogt ltur bic 9eute, mel9e hteie 2r5ez
neieu 9ebrau6en ober leiet bic .3el9ntile,
wel6e oft III bieler 3eituus perOfientli6t wer=
ben. Sic merSen @u9 iiberSeu9eH, bop
Seeb's furirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

@lebelan6 bat einen Superintenbenten
fiir ben oeutl den ltnterri6t NamenS
Soiepb &rug. Dieter fiibrt in letnem
Sabrcsbericbte aus, baB teine ~ tie
Sprabe in ben 0ffcntlicben S6ulcn &C.
le6rt perben iolte. 9tcier &rug lit mobl
gum lebten Ofale BEL BEN beutlcben 8Gbs
Tern aunt 8runnen gelaufen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15
SNIn0fmr

Gin retucS Italsbier sebratt uot,
Oct Gotr. Getpp 8reiO9. So. tit 1iers
stftt beftctS ernpfobtem. eSm 8taf6en
atttS GGnern sn baben. telephone
Co. $50. SOttliatG Septtt. 90. 869.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

8eeen Der beftigen &GGtc tper6en bic
S9lIbwaben am Balais un6 ben ionitisen
ofentlt9en 8ebGuben in Mabrio ale
babe StunOen abgeI0it. gteulicb
iparoe in Mabri6 81 @bren 6es groBen
ipanii6en Ipriiben 9icbters, Don @aspar
Nune5 DC arcc, Elm Seitmabl peranftaItet.
Inter ben @Giten befaubeu iib Die bebeuz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

Gs lit Bic gta9ribt eingetroffen, baB Elm
in 8alapaie IN Sibafrifa angetommenre
goitbOte beribtet bat, baB fiinf5ebn Mttz
glieber Der 4oli5ei in 8eti9uanalanb in
Der NtGbe bon Sniat ern1orbet murben.
@ettere Nabriobten barii6cr febleu nod.
= sir t6enrp 9oc6, Der @ouperneur Der
Sap Golonie1, fabcltc heute an ben WtarI
quts &ipon, Den Goloniolminiiter, 6aB er
fitrbtete, baB ale 6offnung beS l1ebcr@
lebenS beS Capt. Wtllon unb letner Same
raOcn aufge9eben iperOen muB. Sobal6
Die &egcn9iiiie aufbOren unb Die Sliiie ge7
nii9eno tauen, nm baS 9teiien m09ltb gu
madben, piro cine itarfe Yatrouiae aus
geianbt werben, UNI Die 9eidben bes Gapt.
gStlion unO ieiner 8egleiter gu beerbigen.
@apt. @ilion iiberl6ritt ben .Sbangainz
fluB nit 5~tuan5i9 Wtann am 4. DECEMBER
in 8erfOl9uug bes 3onigS 2obcngula uno
tDuroe am nd6iten Wor8en bur1 Wtoior
6or6eS ieinen Gorgelebten neritGrtt, oer
Gapt, Barron nit fiinfSebn Wlann aus
lan6te, ibnt Su hclfcn bie Wfatabelen gu be-
fdmpfen. l1eber baS S6idIal 6ieier flint
aebu lit leit Der Belt NIGHTS 8eitimmteS in
Grfabrun9 gebrabt worben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-15

Ser tutHeni@afttid ant nol1tottmemitet fomttrnirte
atto praftiI0ite GIeftri10e @itrtel Oer g6elt.
gne Samh M@Feb @@, H. Gs 1892
Sen GIfti1en Cartel MD boz ea2 Monhn BON Sbmn bEeIs emM i'd igd1 nb
In better Sromma uht i'd fam aeL bB i9 ibnaugtH bin oBS SIR @Irtel mir shpGMb fat bon ben nN
fgden &idaihme5nQ Sdah9em RbammBuugt anmuen i'd Mt
Sic Hnmn Dnem smW unee nb 8embn rerpmbanb ane tfmetu brett bfnmtm mas 9Mt
SD GpRheS bMn GI&trmWen 0NrtIM allen men Sumnbab uuO feS u metnr &usMnt
eae al GunfeI @9tm9bon Sacob &urbi it,. 81
Ml6ma. 9er3s nno &idenlepen, Nbeumatismus nnb Gatarrb sebeIt.
DrI Omen. &neuMe So, b. Stunt 1892.
sm A. amu agIt d Slrm sarhL. wOat i'd N9r sarsOm bin Sd bate aadaIase uO
&bnmatsuus fdpn5S Sabre rmr9 e3ldbeI &atmrb unb Nfbma. GnNbtHT& ran1et Itt i'd oerMos
Ben Hl Dbmo id nhse n9HGhfn nar Gna@te mo onHprngen nb @tem ih6pen muBh, uo
oae @nde e19Rnena A, 1blot i'd MID dnnen9a uHge Den Rthng StHhr9 daHte ltd anHn ban
Se6aehm uo onsrEpee %t io6aB i'd EsoamD H Insufficient oe GfeS muOtf ee III NIT
nHtT3 9a bic Gtmbee m ltl d mubep fhpah,b Bb mht mabr g@n foHme; 5nd nrG hedebH
3MeIen brauaeib sur6h umb DOenS eush par mne i'd nbaHat Oa mir @rStembeduge S5t
bahS bWn Glehru6en SIrteI hageta ni i'd be Ghe&em M Shmben 9eb1; i'd bn9dn5hb bTt
bon n M2 dMLb eb bier Ihhbere
Sr0 arelba bat mid mrrt aoh i'd tam Sben nnm emn bnShben Cant ousprehen unS ibnauu
2dbnbm empRheh SOdahtnb Srteort@ ST. &rnbt
The evening world., 1894-01-24
Furnished Rooms to Let.
weat Side

West Side.
i6r1t ST, 11S W. Bright, handsomely fur
nlshcd room; southern exposure; private lam
NY: reference.
AsTII ST, ia w. Large & small rooms, nicely
furnished house moderate prices.
both ST., 100 ". Large h small rooms, use OF
piano Tor ladies'; home comforts; moderate.
18Th 81. 222 W, near l. station Large sunny
room modern convcnienccs private family.
5GTiI 81, 3si ". Handsomely furnished front
paarlor hot n cold running water, steam heated.
SEP ST. les w-EIcgantly Furnished rooms: very
complete. gentlemen. / block from l. station:
rcfcrcnceR
SD ST, 1873 w.-Bedroom & sIttlng-room. en-
suite or singly. to lady; reference. Doran.
DdTH 81. III W. Sd story. single room steam
heat, gas, bath; ~ references,
lOOTH 81. ~ ". Front room. separate en-
trance one or two; heat, &c 81. IS. Garment
lnSD ST, lOI w.-Parlor 4 bedrooms; would
suit = gentlemen or ladies ~.
10TH 81, 2O5 W. Handsomely furnished par
Tor, bedroom connecting; near station; break
fast II desired. bowling.
llSTli 81. 2Tb ". Large Il small rooms: board
optional very reasonable. buys.
l24TH 4 $50 W. Pleasant rooms. with or
without hoard, home comforts; terms moder-
ate. l flight.
FURNISHED parior. steam heat: other rooms;
west. Mrs. H., box 3OS Uptown World.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms 70 let by day or
otherwise; private house, near Mncy's. Rea-
%sonhhle, box 2lI World, uptown.
worm OF f1Stn StfeSt
MOTT HAVEN HOTEL, 13sth St, opposite Mott
Haven RR. Depot-Furnlshed rooms to let by
the day or week open day & night.
Misceileneous.
LADY has nicely furnished rooms, with all con-
ycnlcnccs' permanent or transient; board OPP
tionai. Moderate, box 2s2 Uptown World.
ROOMMATE Young man living In p,Ivate
family would sliarr room with same: unsteady
inclined also single room; reasonable. Box 3!d
Uptown World.
Brooklyn.
DUFFIELD ST. III, Brooklyn-S3 up; sunny
room, well furnished, suit g~entlemaD; warm
hall room. 81. ~.
JEFFERSON v near Patcheu-Front alcove;
beautiful grounds; private family; board OPP
tional cheap. H., box 2l2 World.
SANDS ST, "A, Biooklyn-Iarg sunny room
for light housekeeping or gentlemen: also small
room.
ST, 90. near ~bridge-Large. neatly fur
nished front room; improvements; also small
rooms.
The evening world., 1894-01-24
unfuruished Rooms to Let.

10TH ST. 3lO w. Unfuruishrd. two from,
rooms. ~ floor; nlcovc, closets; convenient
housekeeping private house; SlS.
23D 81, lBl .-tnfurnIshCd room; ample
closets Tor dwelling or business; use Of parlOr II
required.
4lST ST. .32G w. y pleasant, large, front rooms.
painted. sitting, Kitchen s bedroom, house.
Keeper.
iUIlI ST, 2l3 W Large. pleasant rooms, iGr-
.uished or unfurnished private house; heated;
81 M.
The evening world., 1894-01-24
Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurni.hed-wes, Side.

unfurnished-Went Side.
10TH ST. .?S w,-Elesent mats, large, light
rooms, newly papcred; SIC TO SIS. Housekeeper.
18TH ST, ll2 W. -rarlor floor 4 basement; all
improvements; house private; rent $50.
18TH ST, si w.-ed FIAT, large rooms, private
hall. j%anitor. or Warren & skilIin, % Broadway.
10TH 81. IS W. Magnificent M. foot parior
floor, furnished or unfinished, gas h electric
light, for private gentlemen club, doctor or light
business.
2UrH ST., 1876 W. . large, light, cheerful rooms
u bath; all improvements good neighborhood,
10Th 81. IlG w. = nice clean rooms. I'd floor.
improvements, $40; 3 rooms, sl2. %,
18TH ST. 22s AND 22S w. - Adela and Ed
wlna-small family fats. 4 rooms: all improve.
mtnts: 500 to see.
25TH 81; 247, ", : large. light ,ooms, newly
papcrcd and decorated; sl4 Ia SO
9TH ST., 1925 Suits. 3 h large rooms,
Improvements; price SIS X si7.
32D ST., 437 W. Desirable floor, \ large rooms;
perfect order rent $50.
S3D ST. Ill w.-Newly papered apartment; .
rooms; all improvements. halls c%arpetcd, only
1850. Janitor.
10TH ST. 3IS WEST
I LIGHT CORNER ROOMS AND BATHROOM,
PARLoR HEATER. &C., 81, also base
mont, $40.
3SrH 81. 252. 25I W. arthur Desirable q
rooms, bath, $40, $50. $40. Jnnitor.
BOTH ST. ,2a3 W. block rom Br oadway-Haud-
some light fiat, steam heated, 6clegant rooms,
bathroom, SJS.
4OTu ST, 225 W. -CheRpest near broadway: D
rooms h bath all improvements; bargain; So.
Janitor.
AID ST, 33 W.-{20: nat 8 large. light rooms
newly done up; %washtubs, ranges, furnaces.
ADD ST, 2i4 W.-Flat to let, all Improvements;
suitable for drpssmakcr.
t4TH ST. Sl7. sns Wis; 4 light rooms; i'm
provements; halls heated, %carpeted new brown
stone. Janitor.
9th ST, 35S w. between Sth and 9th aves.-
Handsome flats, 4, s light rooms. decorated
combination bath halls heated; new house; SIS,
$3.50. Janitor.
Attn ST. ,Ii2 W. a elegant rooms, light Il i'm
provcments: heated halls; fine neighborhood;
rent SlS 10 SO
18Th ST, 5l3 w.-Apartmcnts. $3.50. 81. so: 3.
rooms; nicely %papered, wardrobe. closets.
stationary tubs.
GOTH ST., 125 W.-Apartments TO let; 3 rooms,
Sl1. Inquire Janitoi.
96TH ST, 206 W.-3d story, steam heated. light
apartment low rent. Janitor.
lo6TH ST, 10 AMI 10 W.-Those apartments are
trail Park; they will be carefully n aintained for
small and desirable families who want inexpensive
homes in an attractive locality: halls and bath
rooms heated: rents from SIS to $50. Apply at
No. Is, or to Il. C. sIMONSoN, 16 Broadway.
rooms & bath; NIL improvements,
117TH ST., 3l8 free; elegant fiat; q
rooms; bath, all improvements S2l.
10TH ST. 276 Elegantly decorated flats;
blarge rooms & bath. Janitor.