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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09
The Editorial "We.'

A number of eastern editors had a
controversy as to what was the signifi-
cation of the editorial eve" Itwas
finally concluded that it had various
meanings. When you read ''our
children are out of shoes and we have
no COAL" it refers to the editor in chief
When it is "we are somewhat late this
week" it refers TO the whole office and
includes every one down to the poor
devil and the spoiled towel on The rack.
When it is 1--WE are having a boom,"
the whole town is meant. ave re-
ceived 10000 immigrants last year"
means the whole country. 'We have
hog cholera in our midst only means
that the man who takes the paper and
won't pay up is in very precarious
condition.
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WASHINGTON ETIQUETTE.
The Interchange of Courtesies Be
f,Aoan M;p;sfare and Con,&ore

The Interchange of Courtesies Be-
tween Ministers and Senator'S.
The wife of a new senator once
told me, says q writer in Kate
Fields Washington, that she was
determined to make no social mis-
takes, so-wise woman that she was
she asked Senator Edmunds,
whom she knew was thoroughly
conversant with every detail of Of
fetal etiquette, by reason of his
long career in the senate, if it was
not incumbent upon her to make
her first visit to the wives of for
eign ministers. He replied:
Certainly not, madam; q SEN
ator never makes the first visit
upon a foreign minister"
So, thanks to her good sense in
consulting an old senator, this lady
did not make the mistake that a
few less wise senator's wives have
done of making first visits when
etiquette required that they should
receive them. OF course, as the
senate has increased in size the last
few years, it can hardly be expected
that foreign ministers should call
upon all new senators, but they
ought to upon the old ones, and
upon others whom they wish to
know. I think the charming wife
of one of the diplomats has adopted
a very wise rule, as she remarked to
q senator's wife to whom she had
just been presented: II know it is
my place to call upon senator's
wives, but I wait until I meet them,
and I shall now give myself the
pleasure of calling on you"
If the ladies of the diplomatic
corps would follow the lead of this
popular lady they would avoid some
of the mistakes that they now make
in our official etiquette.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09
Lancaster Camp-meeting Excur-
sions, August II and 10.

The l'cukeye Route will run
special excursion trains to Lancaster
Camp Grounds on August -, from
Delaware. Columbus, Logan, Athens
and intermediate stations and on
August 10, from Pomeroy, Middle
poirt, Gallipolis and intermediate
stations, including those named
above. The rates will be as follows:
Delaware 81, Columbus SO cents
Athens Is cents, Pomeroy sl.25,
Gallipolis sl.oo and proportionate
low rates from other stations.
For time of special and trains and
all other information write agents,
G Ii. V. 81 T. Rv.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09

On the morning of February Is, three
pure bred Brown Leghorn males were
put in pens with forty high grade Leg
horn females, twenty-eight of which
were pullets that had never been with
a male, twelve were old hens that had
not been with male for about five
months; so we were sure that no eggs
were previously fertilized.
The eggs were saved for nine days,
as table shows, and set in an incubator
on the 27th of February. They were
tested on the fifth and eighth days of
incub baton, thus making sure of the
number of fertile eggs The eggs of
the two successive days will now be
put into the incub bator to make sure of
the results Later on the males will
be removed from the pens, and the
eggs set until there are none that prove
fertile.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09
Costly luxuries That Are Draining
The Life Out of the Nations.


The Life Out of the Nations.
The European nations are begin
ming to droop and totter beneath
the ever accumulating burden of
military expenditures. There is
hardly a country among them that is
not at the present moment strug-
Cling desperately to choke the deficit
which is staring it in the face. In
England, Sir William Harcourt was
$4,000, 900 (s25, 600, OOW short, which
must be provided for by new taxa
tion. The Indian empire is propos-
ing to tax all imports, except cotton,
per cent. ad valorem, to meet it's
deficit, besides adopting other ex-
pedients unpopular but necessary.
In France also there is a deficit of
nearly 100000, 900, about half of
which it is proposed to cover by a
refunding of loans at lower rate of
interest, and the remaining half is
to be obtained by increased taxa
tion on incomes and spirits, with
taxes on succession duties. In
Italy the new finance minis ter frank
ly admits the existence of deficit
of about $50, 900, 900, to be met no one
knows how. The country cannot bear
increased taxation, and the chances
of any minister who ventured to pro-
pose serious retrenchment and the
disbanding of surplus employees
would be practically worthless.
Everywhere the statesmen are seek
ing with feverish anxiety for new
sources of revenue, but everywhere
the Unsuitable nav of armaments
demands more and ever more mil.
lions.-Review of Reviews.
The Eagle on the Dollar.
The figure of the eagle on the dol
lars of 1856, 1888 and 1889 are exact
portraits of q famous American
eagle. 'Peter, the BIinc Bird, he
was called by everybody in Phila-
delphia, and during his life his fame
was equally as great as that of ''Old
Abe" the Wisconsin war eagle, the
latter being really a spring chicken
when compared with Peter Peter
was the pet of the Philadelphia mint
for many years. Finally he was
caught in some coming machinery
and had the life ierl1ed out of his
body in iiffy. The figure on the
coins named above is an exact re-
production of portrait taken OF
Peter after he had been stuffed and
placed in glass case in the mint
cabinet. Louis Republic.
Potatoes with Tneir- Jackets.
An English scientist, after care
full experiments, finds that when po-
tatoes are cooked without removing
the skins they lose only three per
cent. of nutritive quality through
extraction OF. the juice. When the
skins are removed before boiling the
loss was fourteen per cent, which :.
makes the process Of cooking the po-
tatoes without their jackets an e1>'.
ceedingly wasteful one.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09

John Mclaughlin, of near Union
Furnace attended the fair here last
Thursday. lie came full of wisdom
and money. lie lost his money and
lost faith in his wisdom. He played
some games with fakir which
flattened him financially and worst
of all it took the conceit out of him.
He could afford to lose the $50. so
but to lose the conceit made him
feel sour and fiabby. The officers
recovered his money and John took
it and went home feeling badly that
such gambling should be permitted
at county fair where honest .peo-
pie do consregate.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09

Henry Paffenbarger's house north
of Macarthur, was broken open and
entered last Thursday and about six
dollars in cash and a vest were taken,
a two dollar and half gold piece
which belonged to Henry's mother
and a pocket book which belonged
to his father containing the remain
der OF the money.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09
ANNEXATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a petition is
~ new pending before the Commissioners
OF Hooking County. Ohio. praying tor the
annexation of pBri of Fractional lots num-
bers 9and is of section II. Township "a,
Range II, to the Corporate Village of Logan.
(For more comprehensive description see
petition and plat on file with the COmmiss-
toner's of said county,
Said petition will be for hearing on the
six tn day OF September A. d. 1884.
By order OF Council,
July lS ct OF Logan Village.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09
Egg Fertilization.

Mr.. c. E. Spiers, an advanced student
in the agricultural course, who is in
charge of the poultry department,
writes the National Stockman and
Farmer in reply to an inquiry by Mr..
Z. c. Ellis
The department OF agriculture at the
Ohio State University is making an ex-
pertinent along that line, and hopes to
be able to answer the question fully,
later on. Here are the results of the
commencement of the experiment.:
N - No of Per cent. Per cent
Date No. Vi fertile OF non of
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09
Our Exchange Department.
NIcArthur Dem. Emo.

The case of the State of Ohio VS.
Elmore Waldron, charged with
killing Thomas Waldron is set for
hearing before John 7. Foreman j.
p, Monday, August 6. We learn
that the defense will waive examin-
alton and let the case go before the
grand jury. If this be done 1t will
save at least 500 in costs matter
of Importance to the county.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09
SOUTH BOUND

The Buckeye Flyer is the Business Mans
Train to Chicago. fitted with elegsGt Par
Ior Cars ana the easy Pullman Sleepers.
Through Pullman palace sleeping cars
on night trains to Columbus and Chicago.
The only liuerunnIng through parlVr cars
between Toledo, and Colunbu To-.
seat fare only p cents.
Rates via the Buck eAe Route are always
as low as via anv other line.
For rates, maps and other information,
call on G, W, Schwenke, Ag't. at Logan, or
write w. II. FISHER General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Room 81, Deshler Block,
Columbus. OHIO
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09

For every ease of Catarrh which
they cannot cure the proprietors of
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy agree
to pay $500 in cash. You're cured
by its mild, soothing, cleansing and
healing properties, or you're paid.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09

The depot at Macarthur was bur-
glarized last Thursday night. An
entrance was forced through a
window. The money drawer was
pricd open but no money was found
as there was none there to find. The
ticket case was broken open but
Mr.. Huhn had been thoughtful
enough to remove the seal and the
burglars left the tickets undis-
turbcd.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09

Its thousands of cures are the best
advertisements for DR.. Sage's Cat
arrh Remedy. SO cents; by drug
gists.
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Jas. Boss
Filled
WafchCas sas

are all gold as fax as you can see. They look
like solid cases, wear like solid cases. and
are solid cases for all practical purposcs-yet
only cost about half as much IS IL out
and-out solid gold case. Warranted 10
wear for 30 years; many in constant use
for thirty years. Better than ever since they
are now fitted, at no extra cost, with the great
bow (ring) which Garnet 6e pulled or tzoisseS
off the case-the
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-09

The Hooking Sentinel stands upon the
solid and broad foundations of the Chicago
platform, and the corner stones laid by JEFF
ferson and Jackson, and the fathers of the
Republic.
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fb'Nl, 'lN' tN elevated reference
miscellaneous.
Not NGM\N nNy'ur olc :or, oplr,rent piano..
. FURNISHED ROOMS I, lot. good location
from MAY l. y o. 10, 80. Arlington, y. j.
TWO connecting IRONS, id ng,r; running water.
gaS $r.'owrrklN Fat, ~ sth ave. agency.
Brooklyn.
pE\N ~, las. near iond Large. square.
han l.olnu', luru' sn"i frout roon oi 2d'f or.
Win hG,h suitable f"' | or Z, n.Irmcn, terms
reasonable.
/ III FFIELD 81, III SI.au front room; dosIr
ani" Well furnished; Ii, u'rkrrping or gentle
mon. hall room -.
tINSr riACE. a. nrooklyn Front or back
rRtlur, latg front room u hall bedroom,
GRAND 81, lm3 I!sh, furnished room 10 let
a w'Ci.
nAltr ST. ~, Er nSlNn- ~, u,,ut furnished
rooms, large ~ small rfiN Al" amiiy.
HAiir. 81, sos. ncnt StuyvcSnn, ave, Brook
lNn ElceH,ti$ furnished large front room, In
iIcighhorhood: !. station l block.
HICKS ST. ;Ot, IruokIyn First class fur.
ntshrd snslc \ double rooms to let; with ell m.
provcmcuts: gas, hcHt e bath, with board II de-
sired terms moderate.
HICKS ST.. lOl Opened under new manage.
m"nt furnished rooms to let, simric 4 double
hrdr pOmS,
\ 81. 10. near bridge, urluhlyn Furnished
large trout room also small one. to reat,
MIDDhGu Sr ~ Large 4 small rooms. WI or
without board terms low.
! POPLAR ST 81, between Henry & Hicks SITS.
Dtouklyn Il minute from bridge or ferry)-Fur-
n,shcd room lot or 2 gentlemen.
SArkETr 81, pa, Brooklyn To let. nicely
furnished room with gas & bath.
SrIIERMERIORS ST. "a, Brooklyn-Oue
lmg'& one small room III house with owner
Tor gentlemen
WARREN ~. ~, Erouklyn Large front room
for gentlemen or light housekeeping: 81. 80
week.
WILLOW ST. -. near Orange Nicely furnished
large front rooms, with or without hoard all
ConNcui"uceS,
iTll 81. COS >. Furnished rooms In private
huu~v. gus 4 bath.
HENRY ST. ~. Rruukiyn. near h~ridge-,orn-
ioriahl" furnished rooms. complete ir house
Keeping or gentlemen.
NASSAU ST. lil \ large furnished room for
housekeeping also smnll room.
Jersey City.
VAN HORN 81, ia. Pacific nvc trolley 4
rooms, furnished hous"k""piug; 81 ~ week.
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Boarders d.

VA i'hN 81, ~, lh'lIlf hN' tTOllpN -
LonLlS, rurLlL,nen hon%,'Nr"nluE. % ooMeek.
BCdrderS Wanted.
sAsi SIDE.
LFNINGroN AVE. a4s, near 10Th 81. FieEan,
J. r"t tsh in ami n'S'''''S' '""'"" ACCOMMODATIONS
W., ".n"s
rfmTrn,tsh,,tt y r." Vs." mSAt ot,m 81; rtrshn'
on, irh n" ~ ho.s Sb'T I.w hh',ssmn%mrTr"""'' "e'
tryISGTON AVE 40 private American
,,D',r ,u,l r,,r n,t,nn,i, r,'r,,Lr,un,a, ra,,,, 80 NJ
"a itInmmmrii n A nr'ns s"'"''"'" '''"' y" VI
~. ,yL u,., II.n,,, ~ ,..
Win e,,eusion srst cIas. hoarS ic,enc,se y
chsngod
LEXINGTON AVE. I24 Eligible rooms ready
for spring engagements; excellent board: terms
reasonable; table hoarl.
LEX1Sr1ON'ANE. .Tl7 neatly furnished large
" r"'",i V t"',. "''' ''eta
MAlnN',N Az lbi ~ Eonr. ,1uaf'' sunny
room hhll room: dine ON rarlor ionr.
MADISON AVE CORNER, - +. 10Th st. -
h""ins, WIN hrNt-cihss appointments cuisine.
PARK Az. lu51 ,Sith 81. large 4 small
nan'lsoh,eIN furnished ro"nis' All cohNeh'ehceS'
pru ST Ia \ Iarr. h small room. with
hoard home cIniSIts - "" ~ Wv"
9TH ST., 80 r.. Nicely furnished rooms; good
hoard IN, gentlemen ladies hon ronforfs
800 80.
double rooms; excellent board; prices mod
crate.
l,rII ST Oh I,rgc h small rooms with
euou ,hn'e; gents" '""PieS' Seoh 9un"nE, -.
l2rH ST, % W Desirable rooms. single Il
"o"oIe' WIN noarn.
18TH ST, 3le +. - Large front room. 1st floor.
with good hoard gentlemen or ladies.
r ST oII ii h ,d ayes -I,rr. rooms. or
reilcnt board urnIlnmen or connie.
6TH ST, I3s r, near Union square Desirable
rooms, VITA board table bonrd.
It'll ST. III F. Nicely furnished large X
small rooms: excellent boaid terms moderate,
2IST 81 a. y Elegant rooms sun.rIor ,abl.
Il appointments. moderate terms TO permanent
parties; re, erences exchanged.
2lSr II. OH Handsomely Furnished rooms
"m ~ "o"'' S"ie'''' ~ "'e"'""''' ''f
?lsT ST % E-Lhrse & hall rooms, handsomely
su,",sneh WIN or "''n2p' '",ra' te",temt"
2lST ST, 81 Y handsomely Furnished rooms
win oo"rn' t'as"hno'e taoS' references
2iSr 81. ~ r. desirable rnoms: families,
gentlemen: hr,l. class board: parior dining
room; references
o3D n, los 4 Larr. and sinrI. I'd noor rooms
vol i,ruT.hnl gT,nd ,ahI.
o,n -, A.. = a, ,aar ,,,,, r.,n r.oI t,r
nished, iunnin, Water cyrcilcuf ,ahic, "'
2sr ST.. 10 r.. Large h small rooms, TO rent
vim h1or1 terms ,nIIrT,t. ~
o,r1t sT ria pInos,n, rooms ON snite ar
sinrIy aisn raTior md iii, hns,,ninut. meals.
,,uir r. ,n nrices ~
"IlI 81. II T. Pleasant rooms, single. en-
~ ~ ""'"' i"'''' """'~ '''"'' '"''
'""'"'
2orII 81, li7 I. Large & small rooms. hll I'M.
provements; gents 81. ladies' - t,hle board 81.
"SilI - 63 r., nrall'linl hon,r 4 choice table
family
49,, IN
fiSi N''' 81 r. ' phI'oit 'nl' Ihig' Foohhs iot
~ or'h' o' %" "o"''--
h,Tu Sr loS f. .Iort-o runu,. Isl floor: also
single SO r. nm. tirgt-russ hoard.
,-1Ir ~, .plnE <t,.ly t,,nisbaI Iar,.. Misc
ssntslior rmnns, / .tory Tor 20 nile or gentle
mon: MI ronyruipncp, with or without board.
"i S1.n aEii i% asa r., & S Tint, l's.s e% %S:s. IN" room;
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North OF "a 9Th Stree,

"oFt' o. '1St'
9TH AVE, 2l95 Furnished iroat room 4 bed
room convenient for l or = ladies'; - II week
ring HOldrn', bell.
18TH ST. ll3 W, 2 very pleasant rnoms, all
newly furnished, with improvements In small
private family; let together or >eparEtriy best
Of ref 'rrnCt required can De seen sunday.
18TH Sr., lG7 = Iaror basement, fur.
nishrd housekeeping, private house, y auU,
improvements; moderate rent.
OH 81. II l. FURNISHED room -uitail' for |
or brtsSiast II desired.
l3lST 81, go ". Furnished ur I'm urniSh"h
COINS, second tuOr; uirrl dvcptaird; pr.NGi'
house, choice lOcaiiOn,
1857 81, ~ ". -I.r-r front nlc"vc rI"m.
nicely iurui h"l, SGiiphl" TIRE. alruuU d paIlug,
snitah." for doctor: all Improvements
18TH ST. 49, W. N"w'y HGIt,u"d . rye
rOurn, near |. station: priv ste house, uud"rtl".
lIls -. ~ L.. larr, front. e. uurcIins nn h;
suitable =; priNni" house; 500
TWO LARGE. easy mruisnri rpuus fee h"al''-
iully situated IiiNut huus", p"Ur l. ',a'ur, tor
I ~ = respectable ~p"r;'ucI. urvIrG" 1t uH'h s
garden: irrah last il lie red a'sD d'uurr an ~pu
days. rrirp,uu'~. 1910 Fulton ave. h"lMetn
l,Rth & ron SITS.
- WEEKLY -Four rooms, completely furnished
tor hDu .rkrGgi W, a cosy .!uuT lut refined sutI
family. So. 4, lnpth -. -! lock ,'ts' ~ ! ave
lnSrH 81, 25i v. ursIIsh," mnul. modern
improvements; private i"muy special clramii,
nrNs, mulrrHt ., ~ rrriI''-.
I2sTu 81. .Ih2 w., Srrond mont nlcove c!uscts,
water, -: private inmtly; good location
IcOTH ST. i5S unfinished rooms private
house all convenicnccs; board optional,
1887 ST, 20 w. nicely Furnished rooms bath.
light Housekeeping TO refined couple. location
drst class. Mrs. Wilson.
i32p ST. 100 W. larye,, bright vel, fur
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EXTINCTION AVE, ll4-Large2 I'd floor. front.
SewIy furnished h decorated room, with dress
broom adjoining; ample closets; also hall
SIN Reasonable.
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EXTINCTION AVE, b64-Front room, nicely
furnished; gas, bath 1 flight terms low; house
epiuR privileges.
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EXTINCTION AVE, 2l5, Brooklyn-To let,
arge, newly furnished room for one or two gen
men or married couple for light housekeep-
/. with bathroom,
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Furnished Rooms to Let.


Furnished Rooms to Let.
East Side.
2IIH ST. 100 Il, Handsomely furnished room
Tor gentlemen or Hight housekeeping.
2ITll 81, ~ l.. Front porlor. furnished mr. mn.
-. 80. NV o'u'' roo'nS from
18TH 81. II T., between 9Th Il Madison uye,.-
LNrgt front Iar!Ur, with folding bcd, all i'm.
prorcmcnts; break asst when desired ior gentle.
men references. ~
18TH ST. .3lS y. Front K back parlor; also rooms
ior housekeeping bath gus. -. 5oupwardS.
3lST ST. % i. Large furnished rooms, suitable
Iot l or : gentlemen, references.
DIST ST, 23 E,-N"wly decorated 6 furnished
rooms. all convenirnces. clean. comfortable.
private summer prices.
3lSl 81, l23 T.. Nicely furnished rooms, bath,
gas; all convcnicnccs; - up.
DIST ST. 22i Furnished rooms with board
table board. terms moderate; call all week.
3lST ST. l3j f.. LIST fiat Large. neatly fur
niShed room. 'uttable for ,; all Improvements:
low price.
BID 81. lj4 +. -Eytm large. front furnished
room, q windows; 81 )set, gas, bptl.
33D ST, 222 Furnished front parlor for
housekeeping; hall ro,m $50.
BATH ST. 2l5 E.-Nirely furnished large
rooms: all conveniences; board If required
moderate prices.
50rH ST, 10 r. Newly furnished connecting
rooms, suitable for several gentlemen; bath,
iisht' neat; running hot X cod water; breakfast
II required.
s6TH ST.. 555 = single front rooms; private
house all con veniences; gentlemen; beautiful
location; river view.
l22D ST, 23s E,-Back parlor TO rent furnished
light. pleasant; private house.
125TI ST., ri T., Furnished room, for ligh
housek Coming a h,ui room '' =" $50
36TH ST, 226 E,-Bedroom and sitting room :
,a-, s,, =. - i' ~ w
cen,ion. rnnn L o, rh%esa rn, ,a,se ppTioott,s h an
reasonable: references ''oH' pN'' "'"
BOTH I. $50 F. Newly furnished back parIor
hall rooms: convenience: reasonable.
18TH ST. BOG +. Newly rurn s,ei. medium.
sized private house all convenlences 81.
18TH ST. 2lO =. Large, handsomely furnished
square rooms, with or without board moderate.
4lSr r l24 f.. near Grand Contra Depot.
Large front room: also hail room gus, bath. &c.
ssp ST. q: r.-Nlesly furnished rooms, Sc up;
5an SIR "a " nastua,n, ~ n.u ,o,,
mi,h , ii 81 !. nesraoi ~ tm,n'Shea NAH roo'n'
-.
VI ~ 40 h.Lfurhisneu room 1or gentlemen OF
r w q o oh
rddm ~ ha al 81 sita,s mousse elegant square
roohhs' gas hath - 10 30.
49Im e. l3. Ell large front room, neatly
FURNISHED; private house; gents only. -
10TH ST. los E. near Lexington aye. Newly
iurniSmed rooms " 10 80; convenience pri'
NV o"
41TH ST. ITO +. Nice, light rooms: | or
gnm,Iemen' all improvements; reference.
.N.m,",
ts s' sT 5 ,oe I II r.an, .e raono .e, ma ,noar'a, n.,,
gas. sn,tahle ior . "a " " '' '""''
SOP 100 F. near PARK ave- = Iarge .onare
able. ''" ""' "'' "''" >e' 'e"'0
,an CIR 40 E-von,od c,,o..r ,,ro haze
ment, give board for 2; rent free: FURNISHED
room house.
- pi " p''h
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Brookiyn.

l27rH ST, To- E.-Furnished rooms, boarding o.
table board. all accommodations moderate.
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l2sliI sr., 200 w.-HandSomeiy furnished
rooms, with frst-class board l or 2 gentlemeu.
l2SrH ST, S6 +. I'd floor with board for man
aud wife; private family references exchanged.
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EXTINCTION AVE. lO2 Nicely furnished
room for gentleman in private house; price
nderate. call.
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18TH ST. ,"4i W. Hall room, newly furnished.
with board; private American family terms
] ,nl.rat
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EDISON ST, 29-Single rooms, ST., II. 90;
housekeeping, So. 80, So; newly papered Il iur-
rled; private house.
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:XINGTON AVE, 3 beautiful furnished
,rge front room In private dwelling, small
Iniiy, to Jewish gentlemen.
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'hOICE. completely furnished 8 room fat:
host desirable location; linen, crockery. &c. /;
adult family summer price. REFINED, box
AZ Harlem World.
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Il AVE, 427, near 10Th st. Beautifully fur
sashed floor. large parlor & alcove bedroom,
a j connecting room, separate or together;
sry convenience: breakfast II desired; never
IN occupied: very low rates.
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EXTINCTION AVE, SS2-Furnished parlor l.
BEDROOM for gentleman; doctor or musician.
EXTINCTION AVE. 337-Elegantly furnished
parlor, suitable for a doctor. also furnished
Noms, with or without board.
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GAVE. IS8, corner 18th st. A nicely fur.
tlshed room to let.
AVE, 1867, I'd floor, north-2 furnished
CONS TO let, cheap.
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l27rlI ST. l2l W. Large handsomely iur.
nish"d room, with hol private house.
l21rHS r 81 W. - Handsomely furnished parlor,
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llO1 ST, l20 f. - Handsomely furnished
rooms to let, s. upward gentlemen or house
keeping; private house.
ll2TH ST., 2O6 T.. = nice square rooms. iur-
nish,d housekeeping: private house; near 3D.
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LAVE, 2I4-Nicely furnised parlor bedroom.
18th hot and cold water: also other pleasant
TINS: good Location: terms moderate; seen sun
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BROADWAY. 7a5, adjoining st. Denis Hotel
Handsomely furnished parlor, bedrooms; sngly
: r en- suite: moderate rent.
lCLiNToN PLACE. 34-Furnished room for l
4 gentleman, IL. 80: 2 gentlemen, 81.
|GRAND ST, 376-Pleasant furnished front
hall room In house with private American