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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
POLITICS, CROPS, TEXAS,
TOPICS OF REV. j. MORGAN WELLS
LETTER.
The Brecisinridge Campaign Made
up Largely OF Personniities-Ai-
ways saying Good word for
Texns-DemRnd for Cattle.

Mt Sterling. Ky. Sept s.-The
weather in Kentucky has been unusu-
ally warm this summer, though quite
cool tonight. 1t seems that whenever
It is cool in the South, as it has been
this summer. 1t is warm in the Middle
states Not only has the weather been
hot, but also the political campaign In
the Ashland district, district made
famous by Henry Clay. John c. Breek-
enridge and other celebrities.
l made it a point 70 attend the big
gatherings Of both Breckenridge and
Owens l wished to hear what each
had to say. Neither was compliment
airy to the other. but dealt in personali-
ties. almost exclusively. Both are very
fine speakers and men Of handsome
physique and distinguished appearance.
The henchmen OF each candidate claim
victory for heir fayorite, but my i'm
preston is that it is going to be a
nip and tuck" race. The primary will
come on about the middle Of the month
and 1t will not surprise me to learn
that either IS nominated. II Breckin-
ridge be nominated there will be much
boiling to the candidate who Will be
selected to defeat him. That candi-
date Will be Sir. II. c. Mcdowell, who
married Henry Clays granddaughter
and who lives at the residence known
as Ashland, the home OF Clay. Mr..
~ ~ - a 49,, ~
- l-ti.ist., s,,.,,.,..,, ,.o,,.
- Iii ~, ,.',.,i-r.', 80.
~ H., H. W.. ~ ia -,
Iii ~. 49, ~ VI '''e Wv
wa NC
,r,... -.... ..,.,-.. .,-..,
9esIil9 " " suiusi ue''i i'ill'
- ~ eApOit e1tuS' Mlilh ~ VoiH-
',''ti 'ls a NeiS lnuvii auN@l'ceu pIiue'
~ puy el "eIe reserved telesraih one
i,,,. NON 70 guy anu huNe reauy Ior
n"lP'H,ht tle neNt uay laisv NUM-
M. ne WORKED an night win ms as
80" "i'u ""9 iSauS oi ''iAs' lhiI-
Ven We. huhui'9 pound cattle Drlng &C.
sl w" pounu Sdttle pIlhs
at-,.t, "u 5il' ol buyers are
t .,'..l up the biue Grass OF us pest
ILL., pN''iHs Hiue" money III ciFcuia-
'''"'
M. ,-
4ne 'opaceo CROP rs not up 10 the
~ quahuly' pul the Puahty Is
sovu ana the prices quite satisfactory.
C"ler crops ana grass nave suffered
- 'ck Oh ram at the convenient
heason' .-.s-s Aigl ttii2a
,..4.,.,...,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
Cbcap rates TO the East.

For the annual encampment Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic at Pitts
burg. Pa, the great Rock Island route
viii sell. September 30 to It'll inclusive.
tickets at one fare for the round trip.
The rate from Fort Worth is $500.
These tickets are ncn-signature and do
not require stamping at Pittsburg Tor
return, consequently passengers can
use them to any point short OF destina-
ton II so desired, They will be good re-
turning until September Is, and also
for stop-off on return passage for iur-
ther Information call at city ticket Of
nee, cornel Fifth and Main streets,
w. y. ORION.
civ Wicket AGENT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

There has been no change in satur-
day nights program rs to the glove
sontest between Henry j.. Bohannan'
colored. who gives himself out as the
li0-pound champion OF New Mexico.
and young "Red1y" Gallagher, white,
advertised as the 13O-pound champion
OF san Francisco. 1t will be ten-ror !
bout. Kid Lewis and Red Ike. and
sullivan of this city and Walsh OF pa
las win also spar. The event tax
Mace at the Maddox and Kits rims
corner OF Twelfth and Calhoun streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
w d. MACMILLAN.
-. c. IMBoDEN.
"P, n. ANnRJrKVu


General rules governing tho lnsoec.
uon OF grain by the Fort Worth cham.
Der OF rommenoei
Section /. The president OF the cham.
Per Of commerce shall appoint. aub-
beet TO the approval OF the hoard az
directors, committee on grain con.
mptlng OF fvo 90 members OF the assoc
citation.
Sec. .. II shall be the duty or tho
committee on grain To establish grades
Of grain, and to alter and amend tho
same. all subject to the approval nf
the board Of dircctursi provldod that
.ufter the establishment OF the qradog
fhnt the same cHn be changed, altered
or amended only by giving notice Of al
Ienht ten days through the chamber
OF Commerce OF proposed change. al.
toraton or amendment; aud no grain
steady Inspected shat be affected bv
ne Change, provided that such grain
It's Identity. s.aiia.d a,p,n,es
Q; pll " the Warriors grades shou
be prepared under the direction and
approval OF the committee on rrnin
and placed In charge OF the secre. nry
pf the association.
Sec $, The committee on grain sbni,
recommend 10 the board OF directors
for election public grain Inspector
nnd aa many assistant grain Inspectors
ha they may deem necessary FOR the
Proper attention OF the hugInesa An
rueh appointments shall be subject 10
revocation by the board Of directors
Tor cnunea satisfactory To tho board
The Inspectors and assistants shall lie
subject 70 me general orders and rules
or Inc committee on grain, and ahnii
grade the grain which they arc called
upon to inspect according to the stand.
aTda adopted by the committee an
grain and confirmed by the board OF
cirectorn. "
soc. 4. All inspectors Of grain shtil
ne duly sworn by legal officer ~
= tho stats Z, discharge the duties az
their office faithfully and lmpartlally
into tho service.
sec s. Inspectors shall he required
90 give bond for the falthfnl perform,
nnc, % the duties II the ,nspe, ,Sr.
~; lnspectnrs slinli he required
~ have an office In close proximity
90 the chamber or commerce
sec. y The standards furnished by
me committees on grain shall be the
lowest quality OF that grade.
Sc. $. any person. owner. cnnsienee
rarohouaomau q shipper l.firinW IL.
IKE m arpcal from the decision Of
he chief grain inspector shan make
hs appeal In wri.Mg. Addressed 10
RI committee On grain. clearly sol.
Ing forth me kind. grade eri iS-,I,'v
the grain IN question. within twenty.
four hours nftcr the report II MI
Espectur shalt fRva hern haA, a,s
h case suca appeal sha.i b.; bnvs
been taken within the twenty -fn,,r
iourB 40 aforesaid or IN case tho rruin
n dltput shall have passed into n
~ tehnusc M ANAy fri' tNe war.
,fp1r after iirpA ~ N fr.,n ssN.e ma
+ ,accenaitie or shall In any manne,
Save lost i,s IDENTITY then tho ri@h,
AN " appeal SHAH be deemed waivea NM
,'sAll ~ longer exist
p fcc, ~ a ease such an npp.at a.
Aforesaid IA properly taken me ,n,a ~
fAt1d party or partiaH IN cort,nct,nn
pl1 me inSNecina Assd uraw 49, nl,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Last evening at l.sO o'rlock Miss
Evarts IIufman was united in mar
rlage TO MIR. II. r. Root of Alton. III.
The ceremony was performed at the
teaidence OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Sullle Huffman, at Arlington Hslgh'a
Rev. Homer II. Wilson officiating The
groom is connected with the Acm.
Press Brick company OF This city.
The couple left on the $40 p, m. train
for Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

and little or no clues have been OBJ
tanned.
II was given him by ms VIE. ana
contains an inscription on the inside
case to that effect.
The police are working on the case,
and a reward Of $50 has been offered
By Col. Smith for It's return.
II was valued very highly by It's
owner. not only because Of its intrin-
sic value but because OF its being a
pfft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

There was a Democratic rally at
Crowley Wednesday night and there
We're orators ON hand to eNpound Demo-
cratic doctrines. Among those who
spoke were Jas. W. Swayne. Ben Ter
rell Geo. Armstrong and r. II. McNatt,
II was Mr.. McNatt's maiden political
speech. and those who heard him say
he covered himself all over with glory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
COS west Firrt st-,nl-

Large newly furnished south rooms
for rent with or without board. TINS
house mas been thoroughly renovated
and Is now one OF the neatest aud most
desirable medium priced hotels in the
guy; very centrally located; only ono
transient patronage solicited; very INV
rates 70 desirable permanent neonlc
Take Main or Houston street eleeiric
cars from Union depot to First street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

W. W. Atkins died At his home on
Wheeler street Wednesday, after a lIngsr
ING Illness. He was a prominent clti-
zen and has host OF friends who deep
" regret his death. He had been a
resident Of this city a long time and
was iuiiy Unidentified with its interests.
Ills death Is blow to his family
ana loss TO the city and community.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

A man giving his name as Taylor,
from springtown. Texas, reported a
case of swindling or obtaining money
under false pretenses to Chief Mad
dox.
The parties he accuses of the offense
are well known here.
Chief Maddox Instructed him to lay
his grievance before the county at
torueN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Those fresh and Spanish maclera,
fresh oysters, New York CONT trou,
rcd fish and shepherds. We ara
selling Communication meat ticxets 81 Tor
50, shipment OF plover, soft she'll crahs
and mountain trout Just received
THE LAWSON RESTAURANT.
Sl2 Main Street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Lone star division. No, 10. Of the
order of Railway Telegraphers. win
hold It's regular meeting this week
SATURDAY night, IN Knights OF Honor
han, Second and Houston streets w
v. Powell, grand CHIEF OF Inc or5sr
is expected In the city this week ana
will probably be at this meetinr
ID. o. FREEMAN. see,v
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Mrs. Stewards dancing classes con-
tinue to meet regularly at the hall OF
the Lloyd Rifles. Main, near First street.
Ladies' and children's classes. Wednes-
day and Saturday at p. m. Ladies'
and gentlemen's classes, Tuesday and
Thursday at p. m. New classes are
being organized for the fall term and
those intending to Join will do Well
to do so at an early date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

smithvile has been made division
headquarters for the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, Machine shops. round
house, and other railroad improve
ments are being pushed 10 completion
now. Real estate has doubled IN value
within the past six months IL you
are Interested, send 1--WE cents for a
copy Of the Smthville Times. Smith
VILE. Texas. No sample copies. SUD
srription s15O per annum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

The grind of cases continued on
Judge Johnson's criminal docket In the
county court yesterday.
William Pierce, who was tried on the
charge OF whipping his wife. was
found not guilty.
Clarence Fuller, adultery. fined 500
Ferry Talent. drunkenness. fined IS.
,.d i9hn Maher' open on Sunday, aned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

The city school board held meeting
yesterday at 10 o'clock a. m. at the Fort
Worth national bank. 1t was decided
to Postpone the assignment OF teachers
for the city schools until the return of
superintendent Hogg from ST. Louis,
which Will be in few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
Fort Morth UnINcrrity,

Accommodations for day pupils will
stili further be enlarged, Persons liv-
ing near the university and having
rooms to let will do well to see pr
Fisher School opens Tuesday, Sep
TENDER IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

The following marrlge licenses have
been recorded at the county clerks Of
flee; G. r, Jones and NJ, b. Campbell;
C. burgess and Emma Farmer; G.
+. Allen and Matte f. Farmer; j, t.
Thompson ana Matte Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
To An who May be conccrp.a

rus is TO give notice of the dissolu-
uen Of the firm OF w. w. Dunn a. Son.
golns a hotel business in the city az
S :, worth, state OF Texas. on August
=, lssi. W. w. Dunn is authorized
claims against. or due said firm
~ The hotel viii be continued by " NJ
friends. W "'ees many
Rates. 81 Per day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
A.socintcd chnrItlcr.

Tho Associated Charities win meet a;
the First Baptist church this afternoon
at o'clock, Each member is earnestly
icqucstod to be present. as business
OF Importance VIII be considered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

There was good audience at the
tent last night. A praise and testimony
meeting was held and short talks by
the workers, with an after meeting
conducted by Rev. Z. W. Byron. Sew
era. came forward for prayers. and one
was converted. This evening ut $50.
Christian Alliance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

The young ladies and gentlemen who
prc expected to take part in the Eng
ilsh and Spanish dances, are earnestly
requested TO be present At the rehearsal
thin oNanlng NJ S o'clnnk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Mrs, s. q. Dickson Of Texarkena
died yesterday afternoon at the rusl-
dcnce OF her daughter, Mrs w. j.
James. No. l2i Went Hattic street. The
funeral service viii be AT the residence
this afternoon at 4.30 O'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
real Estntc Trnnsfer.

II. W. Wood to II. NJ. Mccall. "a
acres Joel Walker survey, 5000.
Estate Of E. A. Hendricks by execu-
tors to l. a. Jones, lot No. Il In block
No. 10. Union Depot addition, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
Popular ADOrovui

l-Goes far toward establish
-the standing OF q BUSH
house In the community q
-l-the good Will and favor
- have been shown indicate q
- those who have dealt With
--have been emlnently saiAi
- with their transactions.
1--WE have fresh Bread q
- kinds at all times, Frs
- Bread. Buns, Cakes, GfaA
- Bread. Home Made Bread
- fact, an kinds OF Bread .
-'-Cakes. Try us and you VII
-i-pleased with everything J
- buy of us.
A. FL. 3. KENT
Cor. Jennings and Dasgeli A''''h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Col J. p, Smith had very ane cola
watch stolen from his residence we'd
nesday. IL was taken from his room.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Just received at
= w.sE L.ASssAAAs pEsTAyiRANr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
Fine Groceries, +.

That is what everybody WIT
If they can get them at reasonas
price. We now have a full 1,
complete stock convenient to SIT
Siders, for which We ask unly
reasonable price We can save y
money on a months bill and dall.
the goods promptly, You Do L
have to walt.
Produce. Eggs. Butter and tye1
thing you want to eat. Try ul
month.
Corner Jennings and PennsyIlsl
avenues.
McADAMS g. FREEMAN
Cor Jennings and Pennsylvania k'saa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

invite you TO inspect their fall clothing
before purchasing elsewhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Flavor all your cold drinks with ten
to fifteen drops OF ANGOSTuRA BIT
TIERS. 20 keep free from summer ais
eases and all sorts OF indigestion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

II you want to buy or sell a farm
call on
C. 1. DICKINSON,
20S Main street. Powell Building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

II you want to sell your houses OF
lots cali on
CT DICKINSON.
- EOS Main s;rset. Powell Building.
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Furnished Houses to Let.

TO RENT, furnished or uniurnished or for sale,
12i, 000 the modern t-story house, ass LeNing
ton ave- west side, adjoining 45th 81. seen any
time. Owner. In house.
ST MARKS AVE, between Flatbush Carleton
ves-Ircwn- stone 3.ftory basement, IL
rooms; furnished or unfurnBhed. low rent Inn
mediate possession. BROOKLYN, box bG2 world,
Brooklyn.
BATH BEACH completely furnished house, y
rooms; bath, stationary tubs large furnace con.
venent 10 everything: rent $40 Address
u. H. PROPERTY. World.
TO BET-Part Of house. lower part ~ brown
stone house. rooms furnished all modern I'M
prOvcmcnts. nrst-class ncighborhOpd, adults Only ,
references required; In house with owner a5s
Jefferson ave, near ThrOOp.
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Houses Wanted.

HOUSE. furnished or UNFINISHED parties board
rent; privilege few others nrst. class lady
caterer. Caterer. go W. Esd 81.
wANTED-Un furnshai hoor. private house west
side good ne chborh9od adults. Iutchlngs.
365 W 5jth ~
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unturnl.hee-Nor,h et ,asth .,r,

unfurnlsheG-Eor;h OF ',sth street
7TH AVE, 2l57. near 12sth st.-Single; s rooms
beth; I'd story; s2S see II,
WILLIS AVE, 1872. near lI3d ST. elevated station
$ large, light rooms bath: all improvements:
$40; janitor. WOOD MILLER, 21S W. l25th st.
CRESTON AVE, near Wellesley. little north Of
Ktngsbridge road observation-disclosures. select;
only two in whole house gas CToton, bath; very
hne rural view from every room; as; two rapid
translt lines
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FurnInhed-Eaat Side

tuTninhed-EAat Side.
GOTH ST, 23l E-FlAt 3 cosy rooms hath
elegantly furnished; ~ weekly. Croweil
S7rH ST., IA f.-Neatiy furnished LIST fiat a
llght rooms q bath also Tor furnished rooms
SsTH ST., los E.-Handsomely furnished nat, &
large, light rooms, bath complete for house
keeping. linen. silver, plano included; terms
moderate. Inquire jsnitor, lO5 e. ssth St. base
ment
lisTH ST, 7s E.-Beautituiiy furnished nat 4
large roms 4 bath complete for housekeeping;
heated halls; best Of bedding. silver. linen, kc
only tsk
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DIV EN- NG-H DllSr.S OF diuerent sizes Ia let,
unfurnished handsomely decorated and suit
able for the most gentecl mode of living. NJ mod
crate rents, suit the times, call and examine nj
once; open between A. NJ. and J.. NJ per
mlts necessary; Mi particulars ON premises
1897 Lexington ave. u hcdroomS.
lII East S'bth NJ. corner, bedrooms
l46 East Sihh ST.. 10 bedrooms.
No basement dining rooms
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I2D ST, 3lIS 3l6W - light rooms h bath
room, all improvements; reasonable Applyt to
iAnItOr. basement
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BARGAIN-47th st.. $500 month season; one Is
rooms 18Th 2lst ST.: others SWIFT i56 West
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GOTH ST. Al q - w--Four rooms 4 bath; steam
heated, desirable neiGhN1rhooi 4 associations;
references required rents So, to 1875 Janitor
6sT ST. lis Seven nice rooms: servants
stairway; all Improvements. {55. worth $50
See jarltor,
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ON MURRAY HILL. between 9th a 9TH AYES
an English basement house to rent furnished
or would o ain Isl floor tor physician Office &
rent Kitchen. dining room, parlOT. q bednpoms 4
box 1872 World uutown 49,
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BID ST., near Columbus ave: Beautifully fur-
nlshed; owner Will remain II wish rent Sl35
BLAkEIN. 1870 RruaAway
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taIH ST. 1873 E.-A lately elegantly furnished
private house for transient trade no board ing.
house purpose owner going abroad leaves silver
linen. china, everything first class; will also sell
house or furniture.
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CORNER FLAT.

: large light rooms e bath rent cheap.
81. corner Lexington ave. q lO6th ST.
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ST. corner Lexington ave. q lO6th st.
A.-THE ALBANY 5Ist & SD sts.. Broadway
House thoroughly redecorated; splendid apart
ments; . 10 rooms; steam heat, elevators &C.
$3.50 to 81, 200; hrst-cass door elevator service.
CHOICE 4-room fats, all improvements; light;
s29, good locality; janitor. S2s W. S5th st.
ELEGANT, large, light rooms q bath. corner
fats in new building; all Improvements: rent
N3 Apply janitor lSY W. 10th st.
THE TOWNSEND, 2O6 W. lZlSt ST. Elegantly
d 'corated, cam rcated apartments, large
lght rooms n n, m d'rn Improvement 8; near
station: must e. Ir ate them. Jantor or
FREDERICK REl.., OSS 9Th ave.
coz Hudson 81 rooms 4 bath .......-..... $50 90
80 Greenwich st., rooms, siuRle."........- l. ~
% Greenwich ave 6rooms.....,..........,. ~. o.
l7'h Sta 20 w, rooms and bath. ........ Is. co
.Ith -, 3l3 W. rooms n bath, steam
81 h ave. 40, rooms, inn Ivements "a 90
10th ave. l95 rooms a baIh....... ........ ~ o.
4Oth Il 3l6 W. rooms and bath single "a. co
9Th ave-, 100, u rooms, improvements. 3b %
sank St, B. rooms and Oath......, .,,,,.. ~ %
18th st., IO3 W, rUonIs single ........... n OO
2Wh ST., 800 W. rooms single ............. "a 90
18th st, 3hl W, rooms, srge.....,....... ~ 90
3Sth ST., BAD W, b looms. improvements "a. 90
22d st 3Bl W. IL rooms bath ............. 80 W
JOSEPH CORRiT e co, 2;5d II. 4 9Th ave.
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Furnished-Brooklyu,
Flat. and Apartment. Wanted.
unfurnlahed,

BY A FAMILY of adults, nice floor or fat, rent
not to exceed $50 month. M. c., box $40
World, uptown.
CORNER FLAT. to rooms. about $40; adults;
vicinity West 18th st. Nicholas. $40 w. 18th st.
FLAT below 10th st.. hall room or private hall;
adults; state floor q price. T. Z. Clark, 20
e at
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20 WEST I3IST -.

between 9th and I.enoN ayes three story high
stoop dwelling to let, $50 per month. Apply on
premises or at
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1si EAST FIFTH ST. corner Lexington ave.
story, hgh-stoop house. decorated throughout 4;
immediate possession moderate rental to right
party. Apply Janitor, 1914 Madison ave. corner
125th st
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HANDSOME private hous" to let 3 story h
basement; al M proven @ ITS, rent less than
fl,2L Apply 40 r. I'D st., or 2O2 broadway,
|
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lparlor Hat, suit
able for physician
also sunny flats, d
rooms, bath; pri-
vate hall; steam
heat; rents SIS to
$50
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Attn ST., lOl W-Uniurnshed large corner
room, with closets; quiet, private house.
l26TH ST, 327 W-Unfurnished back parior,
suitable for physician, dentist or couple; also
furnished rooms, with or without board
TO LET unfurnished rooms. privilege Kitchen;
W. i25th 81. = -
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INiRNER house n stable; all improvements, also
smaller HISTORY house, corner scott Decatur
from station: Al condition: rent reasonable.
owner A builder. :I3 II Marks place.
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LENOX AVE, SO. near l2Jth st-EIegant nats
large light rooms bath; all improvements;
$50; jAnitor. WOOD a MILLER, 2ls w. l25th ST.
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NEAT house, suitable for boarding purposes
near 2Sth 1T. n 9th ave. elevated station; also
one near Alst ~. broadway, from s45 to $40
month. Apply 100 w. 18th at
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56IH ST. near COLUMBUS ave. F: 4-s,ory. new
houses: 81 500. BLAKkLY, 1870 Bru,dNay
o3D ST, 175 W.-l2-room steam heated house
with all modern improvements; immediate pos
session, Apply premise
A GOOD 3-sTORY HOUSE, $3.50; 2l2 f. SGD St
DUFF a CONGER, 1874 80 ave
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MADISON AVE. 1895. bet ISsd q isIth stA.-ou
magnificent drive. handsome B-Toom nat ~,
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T3D ST. between boulevard 4 West End-Mos,
elegantly furnished, $500
BLAKELY, 1870 Droad,yay