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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

el with a graded experience Of 90 per
Experience. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .'N-
PhysicaI ct,.sas............ tlA--
Mental 4ualucauu.' Di ''Il-a ,.,
The SUM Of these divided 10y 10 equals
so per cent. 4 60
would NOT have been hi-l eH,''-. u ,
tain appointment last N.ti. A4 "c ~
seen. 1I above 90 per cent. "i' '''
the general H-f. aHi tho-e veg. tt' N'"t
s.. inscribed 90 the jig W.i ,AII,,
limitation April -t. 1895. Hat. 49, f'tt{ a.
TACT. no apu0iuun. e.as m1i. WIN a.
per .cntace below >.35 from ,nc A5e epi"-
plotcd April -. 1913. ., .-..,.,
The pefccntaer "a mat llst 49, I'm, If
q maximum Of $500 10 HINitlui' A.,
7l7S. The FIRST requisiu0u r"ceNgiti o<
the Civil Service Board IRON ING v,l,
Commissioners for names n ~ u'V I-r
ble list NJ 1873. wos datti -etle ~ .I ..''
10 called for candidates 60 Old lD fa',.''
As the rules provide that the secr.,ary
shall certify 80 she a}f't"il"A
the names OF as many per- DIi.
lion Of two names for the hr-i va t'.,N
cy and one name for every tNe Nt't.
cies I'm addition to the first 10 i- 49,
certified, IN response 10 IN. ,,.t1
of September DO names. br-lNnlut WIZ,
No l. with Il percentage NJ a''' +''
ending with 40. li. with percent se
of S1Jf
Tne next reauisition was made January
f9tb of fbis VEN ana iutinateI Tine eN-
istfo. ~ I'D vqr4urios The number
$500 @.-.-.,i.'li, . III Tne rs
,,.,,ss a.. elected from the former list
. .i r-..tifi.r Sim ~ more the loves.
,',,.'.otea. r.aehei Iainr N1Z.
The mira ana last relulsition made was
en- SnrN aHh. ana was ior the Nluue 90
"a vacancies. FOR which B names were
ennnintpd from the last ccrtincati0n
zero rccertir4l ana the minimum prI-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Inlinn Notes

Mr.. Clarence Mnihiser has sold his
superb naphtha launch Resale 10 Air.
c. +. McCluer, of the Telephone Tx
change.
Laurel Hill Methodist Episcopal church.
in Henrco, had very delightful ice-crcl II
feast on Wednesday night \ large num-
Der Of people turned out and pleasant
evening was enjoyed by those present.
The two young sons Of Mr.. :. /. Wad-
diil. Masters Temple and Sam, returned
Thursday from a very pleasant visit 10
King and queen.
Mrs. Ruth Han is visiting Mr.. ED.
Drinker in Henrico, a few miles below
Fulton.
Mrs c. c. Rice and family have gone
to North Carolina on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. John Enright, the eX-poiceman.
who has been in st. Louis for the last
four or five years, is III Fulton visiting
relatives
Mrs. r. H. Rice is reported to be a
little better.
Mrs. George II. Duke is quite sick az her
residence, on Nicholson street
MIR. J. NJ. Parrish returned Thursday
evening from a visit 10 his family. who
are summeTing in Fluvanna.
Mr.. John Nichols, a highly respected
gentleman of Henrico, died Friday aged
sixty-hve. His funeral took place from
Beulah church yesterday
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LABORED FOR LIBERTY.
uUTfNOUs Conflicts WORK Am
HIGHT IN THE NINE
They Had Built "a Fertilization On Which
was Mounted a. Guu Made u Gas ripe,
Loaded with Powder and spiintors.

NASHVILLE. TENN, July 2s.-A dis
patch from Tracy city gives further par
uculars of the return Of the conVicts
from the mines. Thirteen conycts came
out of the mine this morning, and report
81 that the others sdll Ia the mine we're
prepared 70 make u desperate resistance.
The foreman took the thirteen and placed
them IN front 0f a half dozen bank bosses
with GUNS. when they came within Il
short distance OF the cOnvicts the guards
shouted rs them 10 surrender threaten
Immediately slgulded their willingness 10
give up. and were brought OUT. They
had built u fortihcation. On which they
had mounted d gun made Of gas pipe,
about four feet long and three inches In
diameter. loaded with powder ana SPIN
trrs IL was afterwards ascertalned tnAt
they had worked all night endeaVorlns
% effect an exit from the mine ~ diiIl-
ing through the rocks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

The Hines Memorial Committee are
meeting with great success In their efforts
to run an excursion 10 Washington during
the session OF the Supreme Lodge and
Encampment OF the Uniform Rank, which
commences August 9th
Their train will leave the Chesapeake
and Ohio BrOad-street depot at g o'clock
A. Nj. August 9TH and arrive in Wash
ingtOn at ! O'Clock. Returning, win leave
Washington at midnight on the 18th
REACHING Richmond in time for early
breakfast
This train viii be lighted throughout
by electricity. and win have the finest
and most elaborate accommodations that
the Chesapeake and Ohio can furnish.
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Catholic Notes

At the S1cred Heart church to-day,
after Vespers, there VIII be meeting OF
the League Of the Sacred Heart
The lawn party at Blenner' spark under
the auspices OF Mrs. Patrick McDonOugh
for the benefit of the Sacred Heart
church. which has been IN progress for
the past week, will be continued this
week.
Next Friday being the first Friday Of
the month. devotions TO the Sacred Heart
Wal be held at all the churches OF the
city.
The ladies of St. Patricts church antici-
pate giving an excursion down the James
10 the historic Jamestown the latter part
of August for the benefit Of st. Patrick $
Female School.
Rev. Father Tearney. OF Fairfax coun-
~. was In the city during the past week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

do, .l.f.,,.o but on ace
drew nus We.t'u l' .',.t'Lir,t t,. vyas no.,
So""' o' '"t ft. "drou.' On Green.
.'1' W. 0 Inn ,roufdinr him SO
WIG Ntg "PD' i''-b .~.n.I vp-t.rI4v
n1ly 'i,'' '''o
" 1yi i.O,ii' t9..,.. .,,,s,4 tho Rf.Nfc,n n.o-
"i. az XXI 49, 49,. ,..,...,,'.. AMI last
Pi' "i D.' wv, ,,i,b
hl-ht seFetu gu ll'l,,L .''.' 'r,,,.,l..s
warrant e9telrI 'Levl non4r -. go ,'''
street ana %ele me, ny rIs i....i.
brother Oh the man tuey Mig,iie ,n. n,ii-
hhr M "&7 1919 va ", rs .'.,, i,,,-n-
Gers aus ut9.n1t 'Nt go y IN .'..',,.,,t
nih,ciy ntrn upon ID Vne vi t.. '.'',e,.,af
parry, ms M-a s'sH"' i"t ntit,, ,.r...
I" .I."'tt H ~Hi-N r'tg W.. 5.,.tsr. mo
p'DieL l'.td HyH Sl'', " l'' wien
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
SUPPLIED BITH GUNS.
An Array in New Mexico stopped by the
Federal Troops.

\ Las Vegas. New Mexico. dispatch
SAYS: TWO Mexicans dead several others
Nv ounded. and Two Americans In custody
or the United States troops stationed AZ
this place is the result OF what might
have been much blo0dier riot but for
the presence OF mind OF city Marshal
Clay in calling out the troops prompt
THE occurrence is the outcome OF a
lvnching which took place here about
four months ago. and which the officers
oro1 avs ago the sheriff obtained infor-
nation which tended 70 show that one
OF the lynchlng party was Jose hai-
legos. noted outlaw, and a warrant Tor
his arrest was placed In me HANDS OF
WfUiam Green, OF Old Las Vegas. Green
was accompanied by a Mexican, and
on Wednesday evening the two men came
upon Gallegos IN a secluded spot. G'ile,,
gos took refuge behind large Tree ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
CANNON NOT 10 BL.fUE.
Result of the Inquest over the remains
the Boy Killed by tie Chr.

The case OF Motorman G. T.. Cannon,
Of car No. &c. who on Friday evening
ran over and fatally injured ltue f"eIEe-
year-old Walter Hicks. was called I'm ne
police court Yesterday morning. The ac-
cu@ed was delivered into the ndhas OF
Officer L. ". Harmpn. who was instructed
TO appear with his prisoner at the cor 49,
ner's inquest wnlch was htlu H. -V'''
O'Clock at Blley's Undertaking rooms;
Coroner TAYLOR held the inquest. y ne
evidence brought out showed that me
boy had gone on the car TO sell MS paPr!
being called there by gentleman. NJ
having the change the gentleman toii
him he would at a paper someWhet
else. The boy wanted 20 get on ana scl
the change. but this the gentleman would
not consent To-. TIE car IN the meantime
had started off. and young Hicks attempt
eli to alght. when his hand slipped anu
he fell 10 the ground. In falling his f9ot
struck a large rock, throwing him under
NIr T. u. Reed. the gentleman who
wanted TO buy the paper. said he dl1
not think the mOtOrmdn saw the bty
come cut of the car. In fact he ana not
see him fan, ana the hrst lntlna'ion ne
when there was a sensation as II the car
had passed over some SOFT, yleldihS ODD
iect. and he heard the cry OF several peO-
ple on the street The car was stopped
Immediately and the boy was taken out,
other witnesses testified 20 about the
same effect
The jury, after being out rev minutes
returned with the following verdict: "Ne,
the Jury. find that he came 10 his dcath
on the 27th day of July, 1894. from inJuri
inflicted by Car No. 81, of the Union Pas
senger Railway Company, and that 40
blame should be attached 10 the motor
man or the conductor in charge; but, while
attaching 10 blame in this case, they
are Of the opinion that no person should
be allowed to get on or on OF "a car
while IL is i'm notion
Squire Graves baied the motorman,
and his case viii come mp tomorrow
morning in the Police Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

a., ,,o,,c,e 81 modern times. and many
~ mem are ,n daily practical nus , oo
y, in Richmond. 1cose who 10 l9ok Line ~"
item Contemporary mistake ehsif h sadS.
s a. ,hc Gentleman mentioned sententiously
" ,bSv are ridden by voters They are
getting very numerous In RlShm,one' AM,
60 81 arc driven Accidents by vehicles are
oosssed over as matters OF natural every,
bb,,, eonaeoucnce while the bicycle. whi,i
I" rarely considered sufficiently 70 .a oJ
tborouchfare. is condemned. and the III
Jury accidentally inflicted AZ rare lht ,nr
vals Is discussed as "A great horror -
and near. There are. perhaps. hwG and
n thousand bicycles in Rtchihon''
"thcv are ridden by voters .,k for
They will soon be able 10 1pTDeN Al
themselves at the polls. - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Meeting Of Cnri.rian Eadssvorers.

The union meeting OF the Christian fn-
deavOr Societies Of kichmonu anu on.
rbsst.r ~ Br Hoge's church to-morro"
ni,hf viii be a very interesting one.
The programme VIII consist n Address''
nv The delegates % the recent convent 81.
interspersed with weh-hnown hyfh"a :.
=, ths Moody meetings ana used by tie
Fndeayorers az Cleveland.
A number Of clergymen from thlp el.3
and Manchester Will also take part IN
The exercises. s IA.
The society at Dr. hoses chafeh -
n,.an recently organized, ana II tie youps
est one In the local union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
the PDIfCf COt"''
The Docket Disposed Of by fq"''
a, the white chamber.

Tho to,toy,,n, cases were DISPOSED OF og
squire Graves in the Nhile
YESTERDAY mo,li'n eeses Of c. w. Branch.
o,n ms LIN obtaining under faise pre-
tsnces go IN currency from NV're ~ M
and Nollle White "a nes,o ctarsei
Eccnor ~ a dIsOrdeTly h"uS', 90" -,
t,b ,b, larceny Of 81 in currency ,,ttt vv.i
WIN ia" re. go. we're again called. W mite
- Ia mai she had loaned bi d''S"
he money on check puIPoruiS !" So
rood which was for 500 ana 10 g"t' !. IN ~
49,. ~ Dr. j. W. Bradley OF 3daIs-
inttin Ga was signed. Branch ackhoWl-
adred having forged the cheek, but ne-
nted mat he had any intention OF uslIs
II Tor fraudulent purpose. re san ne
wrote it simply 20 pacuA ,uv Noi i,1i' ~
ceIve an expected remittance from Ut
Bradlcy. Branch stated that ne came
here from Atlanta. where MS WE ara
fannilv live several weeks dtO 10 nave
some patterns and castings made for
car-coupler. the propnetorshlp OF Wblch
is held by the Doctor, Capt John -;
Winder. OF the SeabOard Air Line ana
himself While here he devoted most 81
occupation Of painting the
tovn +" LAWYER Watson. who defended the
prisoner produced letters from IT: hfah-
lev and others, ia Georeia. verifying tne
steteinents made boy Branch regarding
his personal history Wherupon me
charge of being a suspicious chafaSteT
which had also been entered against him,
was dismissed. On the charge OF obtain
ing monty under false pretences from
White. he was sent on 70 The Hastings
Court. The charge Of larceny against
the woman was dismissed.
Or Bradley has written 20 Mr. Watson
sipnifvinay his Willingness 10 defray the
costs OF the trouble into which his part
ner has gotten himself
The case Of Max Calvin and Birtte Beis-
neil charged with assaulting and beating
Betsey Mcnie, was continued Until next
Tuesday COR,
HenrvWarren (colored) was fined $50
ana costs for aSsaulung and beating
s. San Manning.
Rachel Meckns (colored). charged with
trosuassing on the premises ara iniurins
the furniture of Agnes Shpperson. was
dismissed
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The funeral OF Walter Hicks, the little
twelVe-y ear-old newsboy who WAS run
over BY an electric car on Friday even
ing and killed, took place from Park,
an q o'clock The remains were Inferred
in RiVervieW cemetery. The boys Or che
Male Orphan Asylum attended the fu.
neral Ia a body.
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rBE WADDIyG rosIrONED.
The Groom WIS locked IN IA Room by His
Neither.


THIS story IS telesraphod from Eliza
beth. y. j.: I'm exciting scene oeeurte /
last evening at the residence OF j. W..
orr. II grocer ON Elizabeth Avenue, when
the anticipated wedding of his pretty
niece Annie Sloan, % john Beatty, one
OF his CLERKS. was delayed Dy the. A9n-
appearance Of the bridesf. 9m. The lttter
he's twenty wears of age. tic was l1eAcI
up in his r00m while tne EeN. azure"
Henry. "a Methodist preacher OF Nr"aiee,
stood ready 10 tie the knot at lhe piiie $
home. After a while the delay b-sth
no be- irksome. and the guests began 10
wonder. After Az hours wait mot nla,
ZION came that the groom hAd been i"ehe u
up in his room hy his motuee, ana mat
h. was trying 10 Kick The door down ana
yelling 10 he }et oat llss mother stood
guard bv the door with SUCK, ana
urgrl MIN 10 agree not to marry thr hitr
and She would let him out THIS he aW lfe
M. vou1d NOT 10. While sine kept Ni-h
m his door. friends ~ the bride bad gone
Tor The police. ana tney went 10 the house
IF Mis-. Beatty She refused % let them
i'm Her SON was kept prisoner qnti
This morniug. The bride became hys-
tertcqi ana was taken 20 her ROOM, ne
guests and mlui-tcr departed. and the
nuDtials were postponed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Summer Complaint.

Last fan ] was taken with a kind OF
summer complaint accompanied with a
wonderful diarrhoea. Soon after nv
wife's siater, who lives with us, was TAKEN
In the sarne way. We used almost every
thing without benefit. Then 1 said. lot as
try Chamberlain's Collie Cholera ana
that cured us right away. l think much
OF e. as sc did for me what IL was recon-
mended to DO John Hertzler, Bethel.
Berks county, Pa. Is and b0-cent bottles
for sale by owens & Minor Drug Com
pany, i. Nj. Slaughter b. T.. Reeve Il
Co. and H. G.. Forstmann. druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

Mrs. j. W. Unger and sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Green OF 1864 east Main street, LETT
yesterday morning for a Two moaths Visit
10 Atlantic City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Can You stereotypeg

IL you can't and want TO have work
done In Hrst-class manner. send your
orders 10 The Times office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

Total Of weights. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
The reading test consists of 2 few sim
pie sentences IN print and in script, the
handwriting is graded from the dictation
papers which form the third item of the
mental examination That Is, they are
not precisely written from memory"
but the forty or fifty words they contain
are taken down from the deliberate read
ing, once repeated, Of one Of the examin-
crs.
The grading Of all three is done on the
friciple that in these respects a policeman
need not possess the qualifications OF "A
clerk. II he reads and writes legibly and
spells SO as 10 be understood, he rates
high. The arithmetic con sists Of a simple
sum IN addition. another in substractfon
and Il third in DIVISIONAL whole numbers
and these are, OF course. rated by the
standard Of absolute correctness.
The paper on the rules and regulations
while before the examiners. and is the
product OF knowledge acquired by the
study of a little manual of selections from
regulations governing the Police Depart
ment given out TO all candidates ten davs
I'm advance OF the annual examination In
which ali participate.
The Questios relating to the city are
given out during the examination, ana
previous knowledge Of them Is as strictly
guarded as the ordinary methods OF civ
printing will admit They consist OF ten
groups devoted TO the location OF hotels
churches. theatres, banks. ferries. hospt-
tails, fire~signal boxes, and the like II
the candidate grades less than 60 per cent.
on any of the subjects above enumerated
or II his ascertained average on all Is
below 20 per cent, he cannot be entered on
the eligible list TO illustrate tie method
of rating. let US carry out the supposed
percentage OF candidate whom We start
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
SWINsfORD'S ARSENIC lITRls WATER

is cheaper than doctors bills. AK your
doctor should you useii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

SEAL BROWN. DARK GREEN AND
BLACK LAWN 40 &C., worth loc to-eay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

one case OF FIGURED 5c. CALICOES,
suitable ur dresses, comforts elcr III
e.. per yard.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Purchase and Exchange.

one Iine, Zoe per Rne! Second Tine, fsc. p,,
nne. lhtrd aud Subsequent Times, zoe per hne.
&c p6 1ae ezfra charge on sundava
BOOKS WANTED for cash, Libraries Anywhere
~eanltably purchased. CHICAGO BOOK co, ".
Canal st.
WANTED-To buy mailing business. Address
CRAM J.. q. box ga New York.
WANTED.A large size portable oven; state
make and price, must be reasonable. OVEN,
box l8S World.
WANTED-Double barrel, breecn. loading shot
ave, box 36.
WANTED-Sa safety bicycle, pneumatic tires, about
$40, TliOS. Il. HAYES, horse shoes, 55th ST..
Broadway.
WANTED-One first class second hand Dens-
more typewriter, latest pattern, with or without
cabinet. Address, stating price, y. q. box /. 2s7.
WANTED Bicycle, good condition, III part ex.
change for rst.class upright piano. Cali even
Ing, 1913 Bnshwick ave., Brooklyn.
WANTED-Pneumatic Columbia, 90: must be
cheap. w. =, box $40 Uptown World.
WILL PAY good prices for second. hand furni-
tire, carpets and all kinds of household articles.
Address DIAMOND, nos Park ave.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
For Sale.

KRUsE. CHECK AND ADDING MACHINE-in
hrst-class order: cheap. Inquire 40 81 ave. in
store.
MUSICAL BON new. u tunes; latest attach:
ments; cost $3.50: sell $50. need money. 2s
Broadway, room rs.
OAK MANTELs, with mirror tops, tiles and sum.
mer fronts, S16. others. GRANT. 2os West ied st.
PIANO. $50; private family. reason removal.
HUNTER, 1854 W. 35th st.
PLATFORM SCALES, all sizes, best makers;
warranted, also butchers and erocers' fixtures.
o'BRiEN. rs New Chambers st.
PRINTING PREsSk>-Gordons. I3xlO, lOxl5;
Liberty, lOxl0, l3NlO, cash or time.
- MITCHELL, 49, Times Building,
SAFES sold direct from factory: house. SIS: bust.
ness. s26; catalogue free, N. Y. SAFE CO.. ~
Clinton place.
sAFEs-old and new safes; safes on easy terms,
safes exchanged, moved and repaired. W. II.
BUTLER, ~ Duane ST.. near Broadway.
sAFEs.Larse safe, 2 medium safes and small
safe cheap; good as new. QUfRK. 20 Spring st.
SAFES new and second. hana; jewellers. pawn.
brokers' J. 0N nj. M sn6 HssiI ss.' Il S snitei lane.
s~AFEs-cheap; two large Marvin double door
ILLINOIS WATCH CO.. II John st.
SAFE o SALE cheap owner going to Europe.
A. REICH. 235 f, 2Sth st.
good secondhand ones from $40 for cash OF
monthly. payments; we exchange. rent and repair
all kinds in,h Of % ma hines KRusD MFG. CO.. l"
SEWING MA~cHlNEs-singer. 81; Domestic, 81;
White. 81; Wilcox q Gibbs, IS Automatic, $50;
New Home, SEA: greatest bargains this week
cash or i~nstalments. HASBROUCk. 1S3
w. Z3D Sta, ground floor.
STORES. MERCHANDISE AND GOODS BoUGHr
quickly for cash. FRY, "a "a ave.
SUPERB genuine old violins. Lupot and Gagii.
ano, for sale: fine tone. Address VIOLIN. 102
East Esd st.
TO PHOTOGRAPHERS = mammoth and 8
smaller lenses; also 1922 camera, with holder.
Can be seen gallery. cor. 18th st. 9th ave. B'klyn.
TWO BARGAINS-Magic lantern, with 100
views, S125: pneumatic organ, $40. $50 9TH ave.
TYPEWRITERs-All makes, sacrificed, rebuilt
equal new; rented SO and 81 and kept repaired
free. Telephone, 1918 Cortlandt, Typewriter
Headquarters, 45 Liberty ST.
TYPEWRITERs, all makes. SIS to $50; fully guar
anteed: shipped, allowing examination. rentals,
y; memorandum book prices free. Consolidated
typewriter Exchange. ?5 Broadway.
UPRIGHT PIANO, $40: Crandall typewriter,
matte, $40; music box, &l5; or best offer for any
Of the above goods; sewing machines.
BROUCK, 1853 West 23d st. store, ground floor
VICTOR Pneumatic. Model u, hand,
cheap. PEOPLES, 1175 Bedford ave. Brooklyn.
WATCHES. diamonds. jewerly. on 81 weekly In
stalments; delivered on nrst payment. Ex-
change Watch Co.. a7 Broadway.
3-~3-3-POCKET JACK-POTS, IS. 90. Adj
dress CASH, box $40 World. uptown.
8 8 5 POCKET Jack Pots. $3.50. J. NJ. box III
World.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

East Side.
BAYARD st.. 80. near Bowery-Furnished
rooms to let for gentlemen.
CLINTON PLACE. u, between Broadway and
University place-Front hall rooms. furnished.
81. 70; or unfinished; gentlemen.
IRVING PLACE, 81 Handsomely furnished
front parlor; small rooms; 81. 90. 90 transients
accommodates references.
LEXINGTON AVE, l62-Cheerfuliy furnished
large h small rooms; conveniences; private fam
lily: also large moderate.
LE FoSm t61 ), Isl AS Saii ilos s1a+ 8. b. !sss' w .S.H!'Asd
LEXINGTON AVE, l43-Neat,y furnished
rooms; large closets. running water; summer
prices; references.
STANTON ST. ,s7-Furnished rooms for respect,
able man a wife or gents.
place-Handsomely furnished square room;
moderate price.
LEXINGTON AVE, Il4-Newiy furnished
square front room suitable for or gentiemen;
LEXINGTON AVE, 81, corner 2oth st Fur
gle, "a.
LEXINGTON AVE, I6s-selection OF several
newly furnished large q SINAI rooms; gentle
men preferred.
I'D AVE, IO1, corner 9th st. Nicely furnished
rooms; gentlemen, private family: no children;
conycniences; references, sulzer,
Cd AVE 1850, corner 18th St Large. hne hall
room 10 let.
aD AVE, ls4-Two nicely furnished rooms to
Sd AVE, 2s4-Large, furnished front room on
nhrst floor. for two, with gas,
4TH AVE. ~2TO-Nicely furnished rooms; bath,
hot h cold water; everything new fne loca'
ton.
4TH AVE, 274-Niccly furnished room to let,
married couple or gentlemen; all improvements.
9TH ST. a. T., near BroadwHy-Single 4 double
hall rooms; southern exposure; permanent or
transient.
10TH 81, i24 =. Needy furnished front room
for 2 gentlemen; terms moderate,
10TH ST. $50 u. Large light furnished room.
near Tompklns Park. Glassheim.
18th TIL 3d. Ic,m 2a3 nl arh h,, 9son .i.S SsIi ,d i1rnIs ssSi
tlemen.
18th ST.. 81 e.. near OVERWHELMINGLY fur:
nished room, 81. - TO 70 weekly,
i2TH, ST, "a T. near Proad%ay, New through,
l2TH ST, l19 f. Large, front psrlor; house
keeping; hall room.
1871 ST, 228 W. Neatly furnished front base
ment for housekeeping SO per week.
18TH ST. $40 T.. Nicely furnished front hall
room for gentleman; 81
18TH 4 lle (union square large rooms,
- 4 s.; basement, 81; single, -.
l7TH IT.. I3l f., near Irving place Large
rooms for families or gentlemen; references
18TH ST. 2rs T.. near the p~ark-Newly fur
nIAhOd sunny rooms all eonvenienees; gentle
men references
nth ST., las y, Furnished front room, 81. so
por week. Taylor bell.
18TH ST., 1913 y. Elegant, newly furnished
large rooms; running water, bath private
house.
18TH ST., 22s Il. Handsomely furnished room
In private house; terms moderate.
18TH ST, ,g37 u. square room hot 4 cold
water, elegant back psrlor, = rooms
18TH ST.. 2sS E.-Lage. comfortable; houseks.p-
Ing privilege. furnished rooms. 81. $40, %;
suiting eoupiea
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Furnished Rooms to Let.

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