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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21

G. b. Pash, Of Ogden, Il at the
KuulaiJrI.
Aifa. a. j.. Messenger anu family Of
Toledo, o., nfu a. the kuuui0fi.
IA. o.. sheridan, Of Green River, 10 a
guest 10 the lomuloton.
George Sutherland, Of Provo, is in
the city On business.
W. "a. Sherman, n wCll.Euuwu ciu'
zsu % Ogden, IL o. guess ut the Gullcn'
David Keith and Thomas kearns
are down from Park Clty aud are
busy shaking hands with friends today.
Mr. A.. L.. Wheeler prominent
banker OF B0s,0n, u az the rUmplotou
accompanied by hia vito AMI two sons.
Tom Wall AMI wife, ami Geo. Bau.
man aud wife, OF OHhkOah, Wis., are
guests OF the kuu,s.ofd.
Miss helen Gould, daughter of the
late Jay doulJ,w pass through Ogden
tonight on her way 10 California " Walt
the hliwintur Fair'
Charles stanton, late city recorder
and CHIEF clerk OF the Territorial
House OF Representatives, anu NJ. j..
Kennedy, another Salt Lakor leave
TOT San Francisco this evening.
r.. q. Smith, head bookkeoper N tho
National Bank OF the Republic " this
city, who has been spending a couple
OF weeks IN Omaha, mas returned home
and has Autographed a. the Tcmplcton'
T.. p. Estes, Of Cincinnati, and
Thomas McCaTtY Of San FranCi5C0,
the latter being the we'll known iusur.
ancr detective who was here iuycati.
gntiug several cases OF fire, ETC., last
summer are nj the lomplutOu.
Mr.. Washbutne, superintendent Of
the Union Pacific hotel system, with
headquarters at Omaha, arrived mere
THAN iruing ana had a brief confer
ence with the oiiiciaIs Of that road Co..
day. lie expects 10 leave Tor POcatuilO
this evening,
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Fetched Full Price.

To satisfy b. Judgment OF the Third
district court in the case Of Il. A..
Klotiing W. Frank klmball OF al,
defendants, Sheriff Mcqueen today
sold At auction the following property
Commencing nj the southwest corner
% lot ., block -, plat A, Salt Lsko
Guy survey, anu running thence north
20 rods, thonce east 40 rods, thence
south 40 rods, thence west 9 r0dr,
thence south 10 rods, thence west
rods, containing 40 square rods OF
ground. The purchasers were tho
Safety Investment company, which
filed 10 articles Of Incorporation yestor.
day,uud the price paid tG,l i1,0s, being
the exact amount Of tho Judgment
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graphical Sketch of the Empress
Eutonip." by Miles jean Hyde; "Many
Different WnYa of Saying hcs," Boy
Miss ina EllingHeli, anu Imitation
of Auimals, ny Harry CuimCr. The
piano solus by Mlsscs Louise Grocs'
beck and Aluu Mile aui Master Mui.
lett, AMI the mandolin duet by Two
young men whose nantes were not
procured. wcrr all excellent The solo
10y hlis8 Ethel Pike was also credit.
able.
Those taking rurt in the discussion
were. Affirmative, Bert Aspcr and
Joe Fowita, negative, Clarence tiigtH
and Fred Vinegar. Tue arguments
In the main were good. The language
on the unrt VI some might maze been
improved. Between tho two programs
there was an oxcrcisu iu physical cut.
turo with plano nCcIupauimUut
which wac highly cruliian.c.
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Interesting Debate by the Pupils
Otncr Selections.

Interesting Debate by the Pupils
Olncr Selections.
A NEWS representative paid q visit TO
the Washington school yesterday and
listened 20 literary exercisua conducted
by tue sixth grade, and also program
prepared by the seventh anu eighth
grade. These exercises occur every
Friday afternoon, AMI arc under the
auspices Of literary societies organized
by the students, who prepare programs
under the direction Of their teachers,
In addition 10 TtcilhtlOn-, esrays,
declarations, ETC., which are inter
pefsed with music, debate usuRlly
OccurH, anu ia characterized by unuBu.
al Interest.
In the program OF the sixth grade
were a number OF readings, recitatiouu,
declarations, HOngH, a violin solo,
piano solo, Iuud a debate upun tho sub.
eoi, "l,esolyed, That the compass has
done more Tor the world than the
printing press"
A. the program had been partially
rendered when thu r0um was entered,
mention cannot be- gwen OF the first
NANANA"AHa SO NAhAAN NNAN ~ NANNH
Jennie Dayis, and the piano solo by
Miss Nifgie Farrell, were both well
executed. The solo by Miss Fannie
Farnea was rendered In u pleasing
manner. The discussion developed an
unusual degree Of interest, ana the
arguments adduoed ON each side
showed careful thought Ia preparation.
on the affirmative were: Eddie Grow,
James Wade and Edna Hnrkef, on the
negative John rreweUk, Frank
Barnos and Blanche Newbern, all OF
whom did well.
The sscie,y composed OF Pupil.
belonging 20 the seventh and eighth
rradeB also had well.prepared pro
gram, which was well carried out
| Among the selections worthy OF specln
mention were; "rhe ldyl OF the Peri
od," by Miss Ida Mlnnei "a Bl9'
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Missionary Party.

The testimonial concur, given 10 the
Fourteenth ward, in behalf Of Elder
Leland g. Rocks, who leaves at an
early date on a mission 10 tho Sand.
wlch islands, proved very pleasant
aud successful affair Au cuthuslnstig
audience listened t1u most entertain.
Ing program, appIhudlug each part
A special feature was the rendition ON
tho vi0lu Ut MuLnrPs melody by
Master Bsriio Give, i've yuan ola.
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Chemistry Lecture.

The regular evening lecture In
chemistry will bo delivered NJ the
Church University building on Mon
day next; but Instead Of the usual
lecture on "rhe Monl," special
discourse on "Nyuulauonn will occupy
the time. Dr.. :. r.. Talmag1 will be-
the lecturer, Aud b, IL tafe ~ say the
occasion viii be- a Profitable one 10 all
VINO attend. The public are inyi,Odi
lhu lecture viii begin ut 3 p. m.
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IN FROM TOOGLE.


Probate Judge Charles Herman, Of
rooult, wac seen ON the streets by "a
representative OF the News today, aud
ia response 10 qucsiions stated that the
material RESOURCES Of that section were
never more promising than at The
presout
Thu grea. amount Of sD1w has made
an imueufu cfop ri "Iry farm" wheat
uud lucafu almJs. "a certainty. The Tc.
turns from regular farming and fruit
growing, ho believes, Will bc heavier
than ior many year., ii iudugiisll past
seasons Will NOT be- entirely UuhIHel.
Judge Herman states His1 tuut ne
laos Iust returned from surveying tup
over tho great desert uul that the
heavy iuius have produced o. mantle ui
vurIufo more luEuuous ihlfu than De
ever remembers having sgru. Ihis Dee
tayl has maIH the hearts Ui many
HhCop men glad already us it ~ tUc
grass aud brush tnst HuW there %
early spring umo upon which tluIf
ilJCaB gtna1 in winter
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Niu. Margaret -. McAiaitsr, widow
Of the la,c Wm. A. McMastor, diCi
today, at hcr home in the Eleventh
War1, after q lingering Illness. She
was iu bur seventy. year. Notice
Of the funeral viii be given hereafter
Sister MCMlsior was most ustimablc
.Ijy, and uaI 70 very large c.tciu 0i
iuulds Throughout the Territory.
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OBITUARY MOTHS.


NlANA Nv AHf
Horny Mclwau, the particulars Of
whose sad death, on tho llil inst, AZ tho
result uf AN accident received uu tho 18Th,
were published In tho NIWsu fow days
ago, wus born on Edinburgh, scotland,
July lth, 1850 His parents woro among
the urst m1mbors who Joined the Church
of jesus Christie of LhuOr-day -a,nia under
tho preaching 0f Elder ufson Pratt, on
Dis hfH visit tu Edinburgh, lu tho year
1870 Elder MUsWnn Joined tho Church
boz bis youth. NO Learned the trade oi o.
printer CO. ihH publishing house of oliver
~ boyd. iu Edinburgh lu the spring ~
international, with % company uf Saints,
bound Tor New Orleans. ON tho way to
Utah, via keokuk. llo crossed tho
Plains Ion Elder Jacob daios'- company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21

On Tuesday, Ami 20, at 1850 a. M.
No. glf W., Second North Street.
Elegant OAK Bedroom Sut, Large oval
Plate MiuUr latest style, cost 500;
fine l0t oi Pan Furniture, Center
Table c1st s-i; OAK Side Board cost
ss5; Extension Table, Nigna Chair,
Whatu0J Brass Fable aud Eascls,
Willow RHcayTs, huU Sofa, cost sliO,
Elegant Fro Screen, three Bedrooms
furnished, Washing Machine, Clock
and Hanging Lamps, Hall and Stair
CaTuuls, Brussels Carpets, Ee'Flgem-
tor, Gasoline Stove, Window Curtains
hui Brass pulo8, plriiers, Childa'
Rockers and lligA Chaira, Kitchen
Utensils, Granite, China anu Silver
ware, Elmo leo Pitcher, etc.
Is, a. ASuHrws, AuCti0neer.
Buy Tfr.u Toasted Guuulatei Java
Cu.Isa, .lr. uur uound, SaIt Lake
C1uuo MllIs, Nu.l2 Eu rhIrdS1ulh.
We have 900 yauyaHur- going from
house 90 house. Ask your grocer for
our Fresh Roasted Coffee ur call at the
MILL, so. D. d., Third South.
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Light Science

The lecture by Dr. G.. p. Wilcox Ia
the light science cJurlo at tho Church
Univuuity last evening was very
interesting aud iusirIctve un1r. The
subject, "Ihc Human Body" was
handled la maHurly way, tho DEM
0ustfatiOus aud Illustrative examples,
rendered by the niI Of maniklus, sEUlu-
tone etc, being particularly c9nyinc.
Iur
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the jury In Judge Barich's court about
O'Clock yesterday Afternoon. 10 was
= suit 90 recover $500 no rental ami
$1,000 ns tiie value OF certain sheep,
which plaintiff had leased fD Peter
Erickson, deceased. AZ 5.ij the jury
gave % verdict in favor Of plaintiff Tor
$3.50, this Including interest from
UctoUer 90, 1871.
The Hauauer Smelling company has
brought cut against tine American
Employer Liability Insurance CONE
pauy boz thu rhrl sisirict court TO
collect sBI7.Jj. alleged 90 uc due ns o
rebate upon premiums paid on iusur'
auco policies.
Alice h.. Browning has been granted
decree of divorce from Jharlre
Browning in tho Third district court
on the ground of desertiDn and also
awarded the custody Of a minor child,
The dcioudant dii not alHwer
Francis Fruch W. s.rohn q John.
son was tBu title uf n short case tried
Ia the Third district court late yestrt.
Jay afternoon. In 10 the piaiutiu
sought o. recover 600 alleged 60 be due
aa rent upon certain huildlug. The
defendants denied over allegation of
the complaint. The cBsr came up
ON appeal from a lower court, whore
Judgment was rendered In iav0f Of the
plaintiff FOR tue mll amount Tue Jury
Will hand iu a sealed vUrd ct gn Mon.
day morning. Attorneys Pierce and
50nnudo. kur aurOlrcd Tor the plaiutiil
aul Attorney Barlow FoIgusOn Tor tue
defendants.
SO PROBATE TODAY.
There was not a single case for hoRr'
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LADIES' CAPES ALSO.

We are closing out our entire stock
OF Lace Curtains, so we offer about
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrims, and quote the
following bargains:
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R. K. YHOMA8,
25 to 80 East, LIST South ST.
SALT LAKE CITY.
G53

Please read and profit by the follow
ing announcement:
We are greatly overstocked on
Ladies Spring Jackets therefore offer
the following immense bargains-To
Sell, to sell. First come will ct the
choice, so call early. Don't defer it if
you have any intention of buying a
Spring Wrap. Country mail orders will
get personal and careful attention, so if
you can't come, order, sending either
ESQ, 500, $50, 1000 OR 1900
and we will send you one Of the follow
ing genuine sale Jackets:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21

There was not q single case Tor hopr'
iug before Judge Blair Ia thc probate
court this morning.
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7HE DISTRICT COURT.
4 Ss,lirs Of Civil Jury Cases Made
for Tho COmIn5 Week.
THREE WIVES GRANTED DIVORCES.
Nh. Park city Contempt case j. Sub
miu,d at La,t-A Number Of
short orders Made.

chief Justice Merritt sat during tho
,.,..osn and heard a variety OF small
a,at,ops. Finishing up for the Jay at
,s.slwlih the Park Ciiy contempt case,
,gbIcb wac then submitted after being
ppisr argument moro or less, on the
,r.,silnrut plan, torthepasi four wocfs.
Indigo BI,ch went 10 Ogden this
,,,,5iny. but will rrluru 60 be ready TO
,,sp up work IN hts own court mex.
week.
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slsT ST, $50 f. 5rooms in private house rent
Sl5 month
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l-NIH ST, los E.-4 elegant frtm rooms bath.
AL Improvements: quiet nat-1puse; rent. Slt.
l.lsl ST, 42S EAST Handsome single LIST fiat.
rooms bath: S23. Owner or janiior.
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'phNER other fats; all improvements 50h
~; IT, Lexington ave. also bSth ST.. uear the
thrk from SO month up. Apply 1877 Il. 5yh
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'oNNER FLAT; light rooms; all improvements;
rent moderate. Inquire 1870 Z. lO4th st.
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hANDSuMF FLATS. u rooms bath: all i'm.
pfoSements: rent reduced from $50 10 slS
uW"nah Apply on premises, T., l32d ST.. or 100
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TEWIH 81, lI3 F., l.eNirpton 4 lth ayes :
,iTandcst IL largest single fiat in city. : beauti.
iul decorated rooms. bath. S22 ali Improve.
menls; heantif ul chi rance
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4-TU ST, 40 Brookiyn-Foor 4 rooms kTiehen,
bath: would let together or separately tor house
keeping; terms moderate: IS minutes city Hall.
50TH ST. l7e-Psrlor q bedroom; gents or man
& wife, private family.
WNCKOFF ST. ~. near Smith St. rear houss--
Three rooms 10 let, 81.
RIvH DEA,U CHOICE iurp shed rooms; block
irnn, b zach 4 denot Anply GAL Hudson St y. Y
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hi.LGANr SINGLE FLAT; ! rooms; all improve
mehts' close to Central Park, very cool in
summsri rent S25 Inquire Janitor, IL Y. nth.
iL cbia,op private house. rooms; Quiet house;
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l.bTH ST, los E.--3 large looms, bath. I'll i'm
proNements; quiet house, rent, $l:.
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IrH AVE sn72- Well.furnishcd p6ror bod.
room. ,ohsonabIo. hoard II desired Wiener
SrH AVE. ~ is' H.rht ur.. trout rarlor 4 Nod.
lcr'a hell
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i9TH 81, EAST RIVER-Fine corner fats
overlooking river: light rooms; flight stairs.
62n ST, ais E.-Stngle nat rooms; all i'm
proyements. Apply jsnitor. on premises.
GSIH ST.. 434 t--Eleeant steam heated fats
10 let: 5 rooms; rent S16 TO $40 month. ln-
Quire on premises.
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Furnishe d West Side.


CHRISTOPHER ST. 81 Beautifully furnished
Broom flats, for two months cheap. Inquire
janitor.
18TH ST, 227 W. Desirable three h four room
22D ST, 2l6 W. completely furnished fat: l
flight; summer prices Jantor,
18Th ST. l5I w.-Furn!shed fiat to rent: 5
rooms, bah! summer rates. Janitor
s5TH ST. ~ W. near nroaiwry--B Beautifully fur
nishcd nat. elevator, rooms & bath reasonable.
18TH 81, 36l vi d 4 room flats. fully furn-
ished So $40 weekly, Janitor
3eTH ST. ,3lb W. Roantfulry furnished a. room
hat; bath 50. 80 weekly: !inc' silver ianltor
ssrH ST.. IS? w.--Newiy furnished; 6 -oom. q
bath Night: plano; SIS weekly. Janitor
18TH ST. 2ss W.-Niccly furnished fat rooms
bath all Improvements Janitor
18TH ST. ?5a w--Ncely furnished aats. I & 5
rooms bath. Jantor.
18th ST. e5s w-NewIy furnished fat. 5 light
rooms bath LIST rnor. AIRS hell.
18TH ST. $50 w.-Nccly furnished Nat. room.
& bath 50 weekly
eth ST. So W. rnron-llandsomcly furnirhca
nat rooms bath. hno piano.
18TH ST, 2sr w.--comrle'ely furnished Groom
single tat, bath reasonable; desirable; Doctors
10TH ST. 92S w.-Handsomsy furnished. 5 rlGht
rooms & bath, Puno, silver, linen. $40 weekly.
Ianitor.
i3D ST go W, 4 nicely furnished fiat, IS per
18th ST. $40 w--Nestly furnished apartment
rooms bath. near IL" station. Curts's
hell.
57TH ST. as3 w--romrle,cv furnished large &
small corner hay-winioNs hats, summer rent.
e5TH ST. ~ w An elegantly cool, furnished
NAT, near |. station very reasonable. Janitor.
iO4TH ST, w.-Corner apartment. overlooking
Central Park rooms & ban; n"plv richly
furnished; delightful loc0ton for summer. family
n sts ihTp In lngi 41,l
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9TH WARD-Attrsctive G. room apartments
all light. rent SIS up. 21S West 10Th ST.
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furnished.
unfurnished Rooms tc Let.

nth ST, W. very desirable rooms bath: good
Iucation Address Permanent, 90 W lNE -.
18TH ST. s22 W.-Handsomo large unfurnished
room. I partially furnished, closets, respect
able moderate,
AID ST. los W.-large front room I'd floor ;
suitable for studio or light business large closets
45TH 81, lUs y. handsome. large, I'd fOoT
rooms, bath, &c, $40 month
LADY employed day time, unfinished room.
closet, SO, or partly furnished Permanent.
box l1l World
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'f YOU WANT a nat don't hire TN you have
examined the new houses. az 4 a Il. 10th St .
neal Madison ave; six rooms, bath, basin.
nsntel'eahinets steam heat In halls & bath.
icons Ss, walls handsomsly decorated. &o,: reason
soie fent5 10 good tenants Janitor or MUIR
HAf 5, "a ave-. corner ll2th 81.
MENTOR FLATS, 200 D. io2d ST.. oofaer 50 ave.
cheapest rent In city; g. light rooms. SIS. Sa2;
not yold water. Stationary tuba bath. dumb
N'"'1' baarrshins dret'',,sg srier.
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3STu ST 30 ". DESIRABLE, COOL
RNNNIS. sI.NIMER PRllEs.

IgD ST, TO-. W-Bark paror hall rooms nicely
} furnished 81 50 up for summer. references.
HrH ST. :i0 W handsomely furnished rooms.
equal TO hotel at half the price, running water.
! i4Tn 81, lI7 w.-Furni,hr,i rooms. with or
| without board: reduced rates To trausientS
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18TH ST. III E.-7 or rooms, handsomely deco
rated. elegant mirrors desirable neighborhood.
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iisllI ST.. III ll3 F., near 4th ave, Elenor
flats--iIeathy home rooms all light hot 6
cola water halls heated: sil improvements; Inni-
tor nicely finished; lust the thing for small. re-
spectacle families; tl3 TO SIS.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

AGENlLEMAS wants furnished room In iat
pc rInautUtlv With soCable '"ope snswer full
parlicuar,: no others noticD Bachelor. box
2t5 ".id uptown.
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;irli ST g6i w-Newiv elegantly furnished.
noar cable l.. baths. s., s.; owner; references.
18TH ST. So2 w.-sinslc room in private house;
gentleman s. weekly
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s5TH ST, Park ave.--Elegant Mats, all improve
.ments; decorated; 4, rooms, SCI SCI
s6TH ST. ISL. l59 E.-3 & rooms; all improve
mens small families only. Janitor.
1G2D ST.. Il3 E.--FlatS. . rooms, bath, all i'm.
prOvements LIST & I'd floors. $40. SIS
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hANDSoME FLATS on Lexington ave-. near
hbd ST. rooms h bath, $40 month up; also
sE,no,e Tor business purposes. Apply Mrs.
""l IN, 1856 Lexington ave, or 100 w. 2Sth 81.
HShD TO BELIEVE. but It's true-single 7-room
ual, perfect order, only Ss 10 small family
corner lt2th st. - ''
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un'urniahed-Ier City.
Furnished East Side.

liTH ST 3l3 r.. near ID ave. -Four rooms
well furnished: 81 floor: reference.
list ST, lO6 f. I'd fat First. class furnished.
rooms: piano; summer, $40 monthly; longer
SSb; references
NICELY furnished 3 room fat; all complete :
summer, SIS io6th ST. H. 1874 Madison ave
rARLoR FLOOR, nicely furnished. suitable for
physician or lawyer Inquire Mrs. SchNclm
So r.. lat st.
The evening world., 1894-07-23

COUPLE desire = furnished room in quiet Eat.
east side, above 4Gd 81. Permanent 1925 81
The evening world., 1894-07-23

GEN LEMAN wants furnished room In nat
par,cniar,: ne others motto = bachelor. box
265 ".itd, uptown.
COUPLE desire 3 furnished room in quiet nat.
east side, above 42d ST. Permanent. 1925 80
| \ RESpElTABIE GENTLEMAN wants fur.
ui>ted room: state particulars. ;. g., box :eS
World, uptown.
BY GENTLEMAN. large. liSht room, with closets,
ruunins water possibly extension, between 10th
4 goth SITS. west: 81 weekly. NJ NJ. box 81
World. uptown.
FURNISHED ROOM on west side, between o3d
81. h Hleecker 81. wanted by young man: not TO
exceed - per week. Permanent box 2Oo World
I FURNISHED ROOM wANTEp With runnins
water, must be cheap. Address Real Estate.
e0ss Lexington ave
/ FURNISHED ROOM WANTED downtown;
state particulars and lowest terms, j, W.. oox
| GENTLEMAN wants room, between nd 24th
nSnt H.. 40 ", 2:ii i.
GENTLEMAN now al seaside desIr's pleasant
furnished room, with PRIVILEGES IN New YORK or
Il ~ -. box 81 Worlt. ,''N' - =
GENTLEMAN desires comfortable room; city or
Brooklyn; refined surroundings; - weekly.
] Permanent. box 80 World -
| GENTLEMAN wants furnished room, north Of
/ S,st ST., west side; state price T., oox i3o
/ World.
! D., Ia. T.. 27th Sl. -
| RFSPEt"IA WOMAN wants room not over
! s. week, between 18th 4 sOlh SITS. west side.
/ r.. l942 broadway,
! WANTED -Gcrtlewan wants furnished room
with modern Improvements, where there are
no other rnomer' Address Frank Reynolds, L.
/ o. huN l7ES city.
/ wANTEp-Furnlshed room Nv lady & gentleman.
With breakfast dinner for LADY, room must
! Ne well furnished and with Gget surroundinss:
| house location from lith 10 3sth ST, betweeu
broadway & 4th ave. Address 4, L.. box tu
World uptown.
WANTED Furnished orpartly furnished rooms
! fiat preferred: hOusek plug; state terms
| Permanent. il6 World, uptown
! WANTED-Furnished room for housekeeplpg BY
man K wife faciug south, Let floor: O lern inns
provements: rent 81. n. boa iO6 World, uptown.
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The evening world., 1894-07-23

lo5TiI ST. 81 H-To let. elegant rooms 4
hHth: decorated. heat stationary ice box. all
Improvements: rent S2l Apply on premises
The evening world., 1894-07-23

nth ST, 26 E.-4 rooms & bath, all improve
inents, private hall, sh.
18th ST. 75 E.-5 rooms & bath; all improve
ments; hne ORDER sl7. SO.
10TH 81. Ala y. - Elegant single fiat, g rooms
bath: rent, SIS
The evening world., 1894-07-23

lo6TH ST 233 E.-Choice fiat of rooms, with
itnprON ements SIS; let to family OF adults; no
children In house; owner IN premises.
10TH ST.. 1857 E.--Apsrtments to let at reason
able terms