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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20
SOUTHERN LYNCHINGs,
what Is Said OF England's Intention to
Investigates.


LITTLE Rock, September ll.-Gov-
ernor Fishback to-day received tele-
gram from New York newspaper as
follows:
"An English committee has been sent
here to investigate and denounce lynch
ing, Please telegraph us what you think
OF English meddling with our affairs"
In reply the Governor sent the follow
ing:
THAT England, foreign country and
one which pays less than one-third as
much money per capita for the educa-
ton OF its people rs the States pay,
should assume the role of missionary TO
teach us our duty can but excite ridcule
rs we'll rs resentment. II this commit
tee is sincere in its efforts to suppress
lynching, il is sadly wanting in common
sense not to have learned this much OF
human nature. My advice to the com.
mittee, il it is indeed in earnest and
honest, is to go home"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20

Ell PAso, Tex, September ll.-There
seems to be absolutely nothing in the
story of the massacre OF the Interna-
tional Boundary Commission east of FL
Paso on the Rio Grande. The only COM
mission in the field is in command of
Paul Cunningham, with n military es-
cort, working west from Fort Huachuca,
A. I. The commission to re-establish
the river boundary east OF FL Paso is not
in the field,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20
Want to Sell the Proper,v

San FRANCISCO, September iO.-TbA
state Board of Prison Directors oro
planning to place the State property at
San Quentin upon the market and L.;Is ~
d new prison at Folsom with tba Vu.lu unn
leeds They have made a recommoIdo NM pro-
Iion to that effect to the Gneiua, Governnse nl'
yS,aSure' cownrisul The San Quentin propertv a
W toiSprises SI llS acres. Objection is ,G hal
eDoEi sU Tnn Quentin because its accessibii;t, ;c
ENABLES e ma persons to land lionor liS'Or.ruy orn,
anu anu opium for contraband distrihn,tilalins arms
iH;.ong i;ag The prisoners. The directoUrus Uu',oh I'l
.,eVe lie tue San Quentin propertv oo,,fj oei
i0r 1900 an acre. 'o's and sold
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THE WHOLE PLOT.
Authorities Succeed in Ferret
ing Out the Lynchers'
ASSISTANT JAILER INDICTED.

The Evidence Shows That the Dastardly
Crime Committed Near Millington
Was Carefully PIanned-Sherih's Son
Exposes the ConspiratOrs.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 1O.-The
whole plot of the lynching of the six al
legged negro incendiaries near Milling
ton the night of August % has been
laid bare, and before many hours elapse
every man implicated in the conspiracy
will be in Jail. Robert McCarver, son OF
]. A. McCarver, Sheriff OF Shelby county,
is the man who exposed the conspirators.
He was before the grand jury last night,
and told the whole story. In his testi-
mony he said he was invited to partici-
pate in the lynching by H. n. Smith,
one Of the men now in Jail under in
dictment for completely in the lynching.
Smith gave McCarver the names OF the
men who were to compose the mob, and
told him how the negroes would be ar
rested by Detective W. S. Richardson,
placed in wagon and driven to Big
creek swamp, where they would be in
waiting. When the invitation to par
ticipate was given to young McCarver,
it was represented that his father knew
of it, and that Judge Cooper of the
Criminal Court was not in the dark.
These representations were untrue, and
were made by Smith with the intention,
if possible, to mix Sheriff McCarver in
the affair through his son, so that his
hands would be tied if any investigation
should be instituted by the authorities.
Young McCarver declined to join the
mob, and the day after the lynching
disclosed the details Of the plot to Joseph
Thiers and Hoffman. 1t was through
these men that the grand jury obtained
its first information about the conspiracy
and the importance of McCarver's testi-
mony. In the Criminal Court to-day
Judge Cooper after hearing McCarver's
statements ordered him placed under
$4,000 bonds to insure his presence at
the trial OF the lynchers.
ASSISTANT WARDEN INDICTED.
MEMPHIS, September 10.-The grand
jury has sprung a sensation with an in
dictment against William Cox, the as
sistant warden at the county Jail, charg-
ing him with perjury in connection with
the lynching Of the six alleged negro in
cendiaries near Millington a week ago.
1t is alleged in the Indictment that Cox
was cognizant of and party to con-
spiracy to lynch the negroes, and that he
told Joseph Theirs and others the day
before they were murdered that there
would be necktie party in the vicinity
of Kerrville and Millington Friday night.
Cox denied this statement when he was
called before the grand jury, and the
indictment for perjury followed. Cox
was arrested and locked up.
MASS MEETING OF NEGROES.
MEMPHIS, September 10.-A call was
issued yesterday by the pastors of all the
negro churches for mass meeting to-
night for the purpose of publicly thank
ing Governor Turner, Judge Cooper and
the white citizens of Memphis for the
determination they have shown to bring
the Millington lynchers to justice. Funds
will also be raised for the widows and
orphans of the six negroes who were
murdered by the mob.
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THE KILLING MUST STOP.
Otherwise the Seals VIII Soon be Ex.
terminated.


terminated.
SAN FRANCISCO, September Al.
Stanley Brown, special United States
Treasury agent for the seal islands, has
arrived from Pribyloff Islands after an
absence OF several months. He was &C.
companied by several other agents. He
says the seals were in good condition this
year, and the weather was not unusually
unpleasant. The continued taking Of
seals in the open sea is tending steadily
to reduce the seals. Unless a stop is put
to this seal-killing at sea the number Of
seals that annually visit the islands will
be greatly reduced. "The contractors
killed this year." said Brown, "abOut
10000 OF the 10000 that the government
permits to be taken from the rookerieS
Besides these sealers who were taking
seals in the open sea killed 10000. These
are lar too many. At this rate the seals
will be exterminated. 1t should be re.
membered that, while the government
does not permit the taking OF any but
immature males from the rookeries, the
mariners who go after seals in the open
sea Kill males and females indisCriml'
nately. At present the killing OF seals
IN the open sea cannot be under the laws
entirely prohibited. 1t is not poaching,
Tor hunters do not come upon the islands
or within a marine league of them. At
least this is not the rule. 1t is very for
tunate that Assistant Secretary Hamlln
visited the sealing grounds this year.
lie worked very hard to gain an exact
knowledge OF the conditions. This was
just what we, who have been visitingthe
Islands for years, desired. One might
write and speak incessantly, but he
could not depict all the facts as they ex,,
list. Mr.. Hamlin is high official, and
now he thoroughly understands the stu
alton. His report is certain to be a very
and interesting document"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20
San Francisco Bank Scandal.

SAN Francisco, September l4.-Ihe
Pacific Bank has begun suit against
oharles Montgomery to recover almost
SoV'0OO, borrowed from the institution
curing his term as director OF the sister
Spank, the Peoples Home Savings.
montgomery is now under indictment
lGr criminal acts while running the Peg
pies Bank affairs. Several other dl'
[ectors OF the Peoples Bank will Oe
99iought up for trial on grand jury IN
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20
Opposes Gcron,mo's Removal.

WASHINGTON, September LEX Gov
ernor Zulick is in the city, and has
written letter to the President viSor-
ously opposing the removal of Chief
Geronimo and his Apaches from Mount
Vernon Barracks in Alabama, where
they are now confined, TO their former
in Arizona,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20

LONDON, September Establishments
of the Salvation Army from all parts of
London assembled at Euston railroad
station to-day to bid farewell to General
Booth, who started for America. The
General will reach New York about
October 20 and proceed to the principal
Northern and Western cities of the
United States until reaching San Fran
cisco and finishing his tour at Seattle,
WASH, December %.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20
Corhctt TO hc Indicted.

NEw York, September ll.-It /. now
known almost definitely that in his
charge to the jury Judge Dupuy will de-
clare that the grand jury must find in.
dtctments against James ]. Corbett and
James Courtney, who fought a six-round
contest at Edison's laboratory Friday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20
UNDER THE NEW LAW.
The Action Taken by Spain In Regard
to Our Exports.

The Action Taken by Spain In Regard
to Our Exports.
WASHINGTON, September 12.-Consul-
General Williams at Havana under date
of August "a has sent dispatch to act
ing Secretary of State Uhl, copy of
which was yesterday sent to Secretary
Carlisle, giving the translation of tele-
gram received the day previous by the
Governor-General of Cuba from the
Minister of the Colonies at Madrid di-
recting the latter to replace the duties
on American products on that island and
Porto Rico rs soon as the new tariff bill
went into operation. This is the first
official notification received by the Treas
ury Department of the restoration of
duties by any country which was party
to the reciprocity agreement provided
for by the Mckinley law. This action
OF the Spanish government will reim-
pose duties on many articles exported to
Cuba from the United States, including
meat in brine, bacon, hams, lard, tallow,
fish, oats, starch, cotton-seed oil, hay,
fruits, woods of all kinds, agricultural
implements, ice, coal, ETC., and will re-
store the reductions made on corn,
wheat, flour, butter, boots, shoes, etc.
NO OFFICIALS FOR BOUNTY SUGAR.
WASHINGTON, September 12.-Secre-
tary Carlisle in letter to-day, addressed
to Senator Gallery OF Louisiana, officially
decided that under the new tariff law it
will be unlawful to appoint inspectors,
weighers and testers of bounty sugars
under the Mckinley act, and further,
that, Congress having made no appropri-
alton for the employment of such of
ticials, the laws of the United States pro
hibit the employment of such persons to
serve without pay.
The letter does not decide the main
question in which the sugar growers are
interested, which is whether the sugar
bounty for this year earned up to the
time the tariff bill went into effect would
be paid. There seems little doubt, how
ever, that he has no authority to nay The
bounties earned this year before the
tariff bill went into effect. The law saws
II shall be unlawful after the passage of
the act to pay such bounties. The only
recourse left to sugar growers for boun-
ties earned will be to sue in the Court
of Claims
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20
Customs Rule AboIIshrd.

LONDON, September l2.-The postoi-
flee customs rule prohibiting the im-
portation of unmanufactured tobacco by
sample post has been abolished by POST
master-G General Morley. Hereafter sam
Piles of unmanufactured tobacco, il not
over four ounces in weight, will be de-
livered by postmen direct on the pay
ment OF the customs charges OF shil-
lings.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20

PARIS, September l2.-The govern
ment will add four warships to the
French squadron in the Indian Ocean.
II is reported that an expedition 5000
strong is to march on Antananarivo, the
capital of Madagascar, by route al.
ready planned.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20

MEXICO, September l0.-Magistrates
OF the Superior Tribunal have signed the
death sentence OF Edward T. Adams. an
American photographer who was con-
victed OF the murder of an Mexican
waiter four years ago. The defendants
attorneys will plead before President
Diaz for cJmmutation Of sentence.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20

MADRID, September l2.-The result of
the elections in the provinces Monday
for the Councils, SO far us known, is as
follows: Government Liberals, 81:
Conservatives, 90; Dissenticnts, SS; Car.
lists, is; Republicans, 81; lndepend-
pnts H.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20

LoNDoN, September l2.-The Stand
ards Paris correspondent telegraphs /:
The new Panama canal shares are for
100 francs each. Some 800, 900 shares will
be offered to the public. II the amount
is not wholly subscribed, provision will
be made with funds in the hands of the
liquidators. 1t is estimated that the
present issue OF 650,000 shares will suf-
flee TO carry on the work for at least
eighteen months. The terms OF subscrip-
tions for the new shares are % francs on
application and 25 francs more October
10, the remainder to be paid in later in
stallments.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20
MASS MEETING OF NEGROES.
NO NEED OF A VESSEL.
Time for Hawaii to Establish Her Stand
ing Among Nations.

ing Among Nations.
SAN Francisco, September 10.-Rear-
Admiral Beardslee, who has recently sue
ceeded to command OF the Pacific station,
expects to remain in California for two
months until his flagship, the Philadel-
phia, is again ready for sea. "The re-
pairs on the Philadelphia will take fully
two months" he said. Concerning the
possible need OF cruisers presence at
Honolulu during the approaching cleo
ton he said the commander of the
Charleston, which has probably arrived
at Honolulu by this time, can use his
own discretion as to whether he had
better remain there or proceed direct to
Yokohama. Without speaking offici-
ally" he continued, ait may be the
policy OF the government to deem the
presence OF war vessel at Honolulu an
indication that it is a necessity. II it is
not necessity, there could be no reason
why it should be there. | should saw
that, il the government of Hawaii is ever
to have any standing with the nations of
the earth, it is time for it to be permitted
to establish the standing without out
side assistance. There is no reason why
the Hawaiian Islands should be visited
by the vessels of the squadron in prefer
ence to other important points, such as
Peru, where revolution is impending,
There are now no vessels on the Central
or South American coasts, though the
unsettled state of affairs in several To-
calities would seem to suggest that II
might be advisable to have a cruiser
there to protect American interests. 1t
is very doubtful if Hawaii will be given
the attention that it received during the
past, year, as the prospective harmonious
conditions there do not demand it. There
are, however, no orders as vet, and I
have not the slightest idea where shall
be ordered when the Philadelphia is
ready for 500 ~ DC
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20

DunIIN, September -. - Dayitt has
written Tim Healy demanding the nature
OF his complaints against Justin Me-
Carly and the committee OF the Irish
party,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20

PARIS, September l2,-Le Temps says
military interference in Madagascar is
inevitable unless the Hova government
comes 10 time.
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WAR NEWS HARD TO aEr.

YOKOHAMA, September l2.-The Mi
kado and several OF his Ministers will go
tomorrow night TO Hiroshima, the em-
barking place OF the Japanese troops
sent TO Corea. The headquarters of the
Mikado will be transferred to Hiroshima
after that date. Authentic news OF the
war cannot be obtained. The native
preas is subject TO vigorous censorship,
and reporters OF foreign papers are not
allowed to approach the seat OF war. 1t
is also impossible to transmit private
adviccs in regard to the warike opera
tions, rs the telegraph lines and mail
routes are controlled by the government.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20

WASHINGTON, September l2.-Secre-
tary Carlisle decided to-day in n letter
addressed TO the Collector OF Customs Mt
New York that the reciprocity" condi-
tions attached by the new tariff bill to
the provision for the free admission of
lumber did not apply to the Dominion
OF Canada.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20
BENEFICIAL RESULTS PREDICTED.

LONDON, September l2.-At to.day's
session of the Congress of Associated
Chambers of Commerce the chairman in
his speech predicted beneficial results
from the new American tariff law.
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Train of Cars Picked or the Track ~,
Carried Twenty Feet Away-Fupn.,
Shaped Cloud Deals Destruction +,
Everything in Its Path.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
u,tv,,i.b.s w.,, size.

4OTH 81, 225 ". cheapest near. broadway; q
ruoms; all. imprrN, n"ntS, handsomely deco
rated bargain; ~. JUnitur.
i3nS 81. 3ib ". so ri floor. y rooms through.
newly painted ilnc order. W,shtubS. ranges.
ann AZ, az. 3ipw -Sls. ili"ht rooms, lin.
order; new nruwn. store, IniIS n,tt,cd. lanitnr.
+2in -, &,s ". between sthS ON ave. -
Handsome Hats. !, y nsht rooms. decorated
combination BATH halls liun, ed new house; SIS.
S2I.'t. lniliur.
18TH ST, 3s W.-Dcau'I'il nat. 6 large rooms
4 bath, newly painted a tr Grated. renI low.
9TH 1T. Bt w.-Eirrsnt Tat, , large rooms
ne"ly rapersd & painted; all Improvements;
rent low,
isru -, ,iS " Apartments. ~ ~, So. 30
q. 4 MONS u'crlN rnpcrcd; wnrdrob,S 5, closets,
stationary tabs.
4aTu II. 3n W 4.ruum apartments; perfect
order: halls heated SlI.
5orii ST. "a Handsomely d decorated light
fiat, I rooms, bath. steam heated $50; refer.
cEC''S. lnnitur.
b6rH 81, All W. Fine Hat, q rooms Il bath
Quiet. Apply to janitor.
57TH ST. SGG W. tstatlon i9th st)-Fgrnishcd
corner, bay-windOw. stcam-h'atcd ak room hatS'
linen. silver, china. Kitchen ware; $50 $50. $50.
sl1O. Edgar.
$50 81. 24U y. I'd floor in priyat house, suit.
able tor small family; rent SIS,
oOrll 81, III ". II rooms & bath; extra Hight,
all improvements S25, M. Inquire j%anllor,
q rooms ~ bath; cNIrh light, steam heated So
irr" rent for lnnn,ry; fine location Inquire
ttSTli 81. ~ ". u pums h oath; all Improve.
nmcntS; liulls heated; az. ws
lGOTH 81, I'll ". New. clean . h 4 room apart.
mrnts; Central Park block bells, tubs, ranges
heated halls sll. ST.. j. :. imnScr.
loGrll 81, 1874 10 W. These apartments are
located on wide stree, near entrance To zen.
trail Park they VIII he carefully maintained Tor
small 4 desirable families who wan, inexpensive
room, heated: rents from sa5 to 81 Apply at
No. ~, OF to 4. 1. SIMuNSON, 40 broadway.
1i5Tli 81, :,bD W. FLATS toilet. q rooms; family
fRIlN. e rant AFtf MI
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

Crr Tine. 90. Jer hne' second NmS Lc. per
INC Riri aud Subsequent TGnes. i5c. per lin.
No cr,d chrrqe on sundays
EXTRA CHARGE " IT-Advertlsements
FOR The world may he left at any American
Messenger once In the city, where The
will lie the same MS those at the nis In
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Side

MADISON AVE. 1929 summers bcll>-5 h
bath; all lirht; = flights: new furniture; silver,
linen, china h k~itchenwHr"; Sll weekly.
2.rH Sr. Ground fat. five rooms, newly FUR
ulsllrd - weekly: possession. fI.AGG. GI2
W. I'D 81.
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Musical |.
Instruction.

CUTTING and fitting classes. 5. 7. TAYLOR Hys-
ten taught, morning and evening. Apply Young
Women's Christian Association, Z East 10Th at.
ENGLISH. FRENCH German, Italian. Spanish
and Latin taught. Mons. BONNET and assist
ant. at t07 W. "a ST.
ENENING CLASS IN TYPEWRIr!NG for self
supporting young women. Apply to Young
WorCn'S Christian Association. . \. NJ. to D Z.
NJ, and / to . =. NJ, saturdays excepted -
riASD-G"nIlenan with references IL m nr>t-
class professor wants pupils: success 7.aran.
ttel moderate. 2:it East 18Th 81.
STENOGRAPHY and Typewriting School,
slt broadway, n. Y: 81 week. call or write.
TEACHER WANTED In woodworking. Apply
by letter, stating qualifications to instruction
toinmiltcc, Hebrew Tcchnical Institute, 3b
StlyVcSllt st.
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Dancing Academies.
DGJy. !jr. Il ims; sunday, 2Oc.
MISS McCABE'S

DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming at
81 East 18th ST., between 9Th ave. and Broadway.
classes every afternoon and evening: private les
sons, any hour, 81: waltz guaranteed in six prI-
yats lesson1, IS lessons. " quarse'' - les
/. tEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AID
EVENINGS: SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
pe1innsTs at any time. Day or evening.
spscial and individual attention given 70 those
learning tho waltz: also the new and fashionibls
dances, including stage. fancy and character.
HEYsER's DANcIN5 ACADEMY. 81 West .tth
Gt.-ClaSsss every evening, u PEI monthi -
Der quarter. receptions every wednesday and
Saturday. LADY teacher
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fult SALE-An excellent opportunity To estab-
mSn u well paying business with very little
minue! u complete new slcreoptic apparatus for
1lNpTllslng purposes 10 he sold below cost. Ad-
"'''s SlEREO box 3l6 Cptown World.
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list ST, Ill W. near 9th ave. -Furnishe1
rooms, with or without board: also table board.
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L. A, LINDE,

1909 West 3tth ST.. corner Broadway, makes a spe-
Cialty OF teaching persons To dance who have at
tempted and failed TO learn II at other academies;
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught: afternoon and evening classes: class schol-
as receive strictly private Lessons without extra
charge. open daily. 10 A. NJ. to II =. ".
FERNANDO'S ACADEMY,
1862 East 55th St. bank building: prices reduced:
classes now forming. private lessons. any hour.
81: waltz and all the new dances taught rapidly
reception every Tuesday evening.
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HENiNH MArilINFS-Forty new hign.arm
YuTS!IIneS 20 10 $50; bargain.
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Csst Side.

LEXINGTON AVE, IOs-ElcFant furnished room
bath, heat. gas; v"fy reasonable, private houH'
LEXINGTON AVE. l:lH Heated room To- single
gentleman; private family; references.
LEXINGTON AVE-, T;p. near 18Th II. sta
tun- Pheasant rooms: heated private house
moderate: meals optional,
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Dancing Academies.
STAGE DANCING

broadway. skirt, new scrpcn'inc. character, sons
and dance, spanish, high front, back Kick. split.
bend, toe; also l!R reels; the bessie clayton.
Helene, Hattie Wells. fleuret,e, Mabel Clark
style taught. they are my pupils; nor on Stage
with success. Terms moderate; class or private
waltz and 2-stcp guaranteed In one lesson or NJ
charge. Established.
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SAFES for house and business; second hand, SIS
up new. $2b up; catalogue free. ~ Clinton place,
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West Side.

AIN ST., m W. Washington square Nicely
furnished rooms for housekeeping or gentlemen:
rapt xp m nm
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Unfurnishea Rooms to Let.

FURNISHED FLATS iOr sale, each bringing
80 per mouth; | 10 let. FISHER l26 " 20 L..
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IOTTII ST. III +. -Fnrnlshed rOOms Tor light
housekeeping.
lUSIH 81, Ij1 T.. Front room. 81. 10: front
hall room, ~. %: all accommodations. knuSl.
lot ST. l33 Comfortably furnished room;
closet. bath light housekeeping or gentlemen;
private house; s..
TRAFALGAR HOUSE. llh. III r.. 18th St
Sew h elegantly FURNISHED rooms. double or
single, by day, week or month: popular prices.
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North Of issth Street.
miscellaneous.
Brooklyn.

PUTNAM AVE, So, near Sumner ave-, Brook.
lyn. y wolargc second. story rooms, with board,
IN private family, new house, handsomely fur
uisled: references EXCHANGED.
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THE BRISTOL,

IL to 10 r. lllh 81, near 9Th ave, Coniortal
family house; very moderate Terms.