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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
The auiehita 4aY Eao Saturday aoruug 9aay 2e 1894.

week. equal 2.Sl0c00 bushels. sgaius
2.420 100 Dushei, lat week. 3. lOS.00O ye.s
20. 2. 80 600 bushels two years ago anO
2.332. coo bushels three years nxo.
Tue stress OF the fiuaociai panic and
trade convuIsicns in the latter portion OF
1893 pushed many Of the weaker business
concerns To the wall, SO that BY Feb. 1.
last, tn. average number failing week.,
in the United States had gotten down &.
normal proportions This week the tota:
is 237 sgainst 1871 last week, as compared
WITH 245 in the week year ago when tn
total began To expand under special eondi-
lions, and as compared vita Ia In til.
week in 1S!s2
NEW YoRK, May 25.-Bradstreet's finan-
in railway stocks and the rlanipciatlve iu-
fiuences in charge of the 1ndustrials. furu-
ished e.rly all tine speculative activity of
( he week. While tho renewed depression
which set in last week produced q certain
amount OF liquidation. II vas apparent
the selling represented ciosirS ont OF spec
ulative accounts on the long side of the
market and that in the main stocks are
firmly held. Meantime operations for the
bsar account had decreased IN volume ana
the short interest, by last Wednesday Was
ripe for an upward move. OCCASION 10
this WAS furnished by the tenor or dis
patches from Washington. Indicating im-
proved Prospects for the speedy passage OF
the senate tariff bill and by the action 0:
the western railroad presidents 10 harmon
izing difference and forming new organ
iz4tion for the maintenance of rats.
Rumors that settlement OF the coal strike
WAS at hand also had q share in creating
bulilsh temper on the market and rapid
recovering movement ensued. carrying up
prices of railroad stocks aud affording op
portunity for manipulative rises in
Sugar and other Industrials. Lon
don also helped the movement
along by purchasing a fair amount
of its specialLies, and the market momeu-
tarily assumed an appearance OF decided
strength. As soon, however, rs the short
interest had been sufficiently reduced the
advancing tendency disappeared and the
market reverted iuto dizziness, followed
by renewal of bearish activity, though
on Friday, after vigorous attempts to
break various stocks, the market rallied
on SHORT covering induced by the small
amounts OF gold shipped to Europe and by
Washington rumors that the amendment
To the Interstate commerce act, permitting
railroads to form pools. would be adopted.
Railroad earning, continue to play part
in the market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
SUGGESTIONS AND LEGENDS.

THE FIRST finger Is sacred to Jupiter,
and is supposed TO indicate the nobiei
elements of character.
A PxRsIAS legend makes Chris, say
'when / come again aftef one thou
sand years, / shall come In the form o.
q woman"
As THERE were Just thirteen mar
riages in Henuiker. y. II, last year.
the brides are ali the objects OF super
xtitious soiic!tude.
kaSsAs folks are b-oasting ot the
freedom from superstition Of the SUI
flower state girl who has married .
rasn CT tho name Of Trioici
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
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itr where u rays IN advertise.
yon have anything TO BUY, SELL,
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No advertisement taken for less than lee.
One line advertisements charged same
rate as two lines.
Prices given under classified head. in this
column applicable only 20 local advertise
naents. No foreign advertisements taken II
above rates.
Answers 70 advertisements sent In care of
the EAGLE Office should be called for within
wish replys forwarded TO them stamped euvel-
opes must bcsenr.
Reference TO former advertise nts should
give description and date OF insertion or copy
OF the advertisement should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements will be Scents
Ter line each insertions; average seven words
10 lire, agate Measurements
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money on Call.

New YORK. May 25.-Money on call easy
at per cent. last loan per cent. closed per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 2Ha4la
per cent. Sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 SSaIai 50 for demand bills. and 81 s111d14
for sIxty-day bills; posted rates. 81 SS1Sa4 80.
Commercial bills a S6iaai S634. Silver GER
tifcates 6ia65c.
2o5.SJ1 shares. including: Atchison, 500;
American Sugar $3.50; Burlington 10 $50;
Chicago Gas 4ai01: Distilling and Cattle
Feeders. 6..0o: General Electric 1850; Mis-
souri, Pacific ll.SiG: New York Central $3.50:
Northern Pacific ptd $500: Rock Island
3, 40; st. Paul ~ COO; " estern Union U,.00
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
WHOLESALE arrests.

OKLAHOMA CITY, U. T., Nay 25.-The
grand jury of Tecumseh indicted thirty
prominent citizens of that place and
vicinity for horse stealing. Seventeen
have be-u arrested and placed in jail.
Seveo of these have plead guilty and Iwo
have turued states evldeuce.
The testimony involves number o.
men who have heretofore borne the best
of regulations. They had n regular or
GaEiZstiou, which will now BE- broken up
aud 81 the members will be appreheuded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
A SLOW SHOEMAKER.
He Couldn't Keep His CasssRsrs 0hs1
with Paira.

He Couldn't Keep His CpsssRars DhsA
with Pairs.
A company of idlers on hotel piazza,
Ing the yarns commonly spun in such
places, when one OF them offered to
wager that he had done something, as
. boy in Tennessee, that no other mem
Der Of the party had ever done or heard
Of
what was 1t, eolonelq' asked one q
the crew.
81 wore ont my first pair Of shoes
without ever having them both q
once"
Explain"
"Well. you see 1t was this way. The
shoemaker was slow, and I was In Y
hurry. A boy who has never had .
pair Of shoes finds it hard to wait.
Come Saturday night the man had one
of them done, but told me I should
nave to wait q week for the other.
Well, give me that one, anyhow,
said 1. and carried it home. I wore
1t all that week. and all the next. for
the fellow didn't keep his word any
more than shoemakers generally do,
and by the time the second one Wa
done the first one needed repairing
',And so the thing went on. That
shoemaker was so slew and the leather
was so poor and ran about SO much
that somehow / never once had both
shoes on together, and By and by they
were gone entirely"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, May 25-In cattle there was a
light run again today, estimated at s. 600
which makes the supply for the expired
part of this week about $4,000 bead. or
( 300 less than for the same tine last week.
and 6 900 less than a year ago Tie market
maintained the firm tone charsct .riZjny
it yesterday, but notwithstanding the
very moderate number of cattle offered
there was no further enhancement of
values. Desire bic dressed beef and ship
ping grades were strong and so were fat
cows and heifers. Other descriptions were
not more than steady. Ssles were largely
~ s.. s. 6t3 % for cows and heifers and at
s. 1894 IS for steers.
The hog market started in active and
steady at Thursdays quot4fions The
best light weights brought 81 5014 SIS and
ihere were sales of heavy and medium
weights at 81 95. but before o'clock the
rdge WAS off and still later in the forenoon
the weakness was still more marked. the
close being cents lower than yesterday
The fresh receipts were estimated at % 600
and about 4, 600 were left over from yester-
dav. There was = good clearance at $50
$50 for culls. "a Coca s. for common To
prime light and at s465@495 for heavy
and medium. The bulk of he light sold
At <f'o@i 50 and a 30 took about all the
heavy hogs.
Supplies OF sheep for this week have
fallen several thousand head short of the
average for the past twelve months
There has been pretty steady hardening
of prices. Sheep aud yearliugs have made
"a gain CT 25tG35 cents. the former now be-
ing quoted a S2Gl4 SIS for poor to extra and
the latter at S3,20d5 Is The bulk OF the
former sold at IS 1904 so. and sales os the
latter were principally at 81 5014S5.
Spring lambs have been plentiful and
closed lower at 81 00G5 80 for common to
choice.
Receipts-Cattle 5, 900; Calves AGO: Hogs
81. coo, sheep 5000.
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BULLS ARE SAUCY
SHORTS ON THE STREET HAVE TO
COVER AT AN ADVANCE
Rate Agreement Reached by the Rail
roads and the Cessation Of Gold
Exports Make Spectators Feel
Good and Values Appreciate
All Along the List-Brad-
street Sees Little Pros
pect for linn ediate
Improvement in
Business.

NEW YORK, May 25.-This was bull
day on the stock exchange and the result
Of the days transactions is that with one
or two exceptions the active list shows .E
advance in prices as compared with the
final sales of yesterday, ranging from to
"a per cent. Chief among the influences
which brought about the appreciation in
values were the agreement to maintain
rates entered into by the railroad mana
gers at Chicago and the easier tone of the
sterling exchange market and the conse-
quent cessation of gold exports. The coy
ering movement by the shorts was quite
pronounced in Sugar. the Changers, Chi
cago Gas, General Electricity. Mis-
souri, Pacific and New York Gen.
trail. There was good buying, too,
for the London account in st. Paul
and New York Central, while Boston
houses bought Burlington and Quincy
and insiders were purchasers of estern
Union. The fluctuations in Sugar were
very frequent, the outside ranges being
9S11 1102H. OF the graDsers st. Paul aud
Burlington aud Quincy We're in most de-
maDd and considerable blocks were taken
for the long account in the belief that in
creased earnings would result from the
settlement or the rate question.
The general market opened firm and
shade higher aud during the first hour
the trend of prices was upward. Then
Came u fractional reaction. after which the
speculation was fairly STEADY until about
1880 o'clock when Nationa, Cordage pre-
ferred broke ~ per cent. and
Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg 2I,
neither of which stocks made auy SUBJ
sequent recovery. Before noon the market
had again taken an upward turn with
I. S. Cordage in the lead, but reaction
soon took place which was, however, but
slight and Of brief duration. During the
rest of the afternoon the trading was
strong in tone with only an occasional
slight reaction, the closing prices being at
or near the best of the day.
The bond market was firm in tone all
dav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
MRS. SPEED DEAD.

GUTHRIE, O. T.. May 25-Oar city is in
mourning today over the sudden and un-
expected death Of Mrs. Horacs Speed, a
lady universally admired throughout the
territory The remains will be taken TO
Louisville. KY, this afternoon and the
funeral services will be held st Trinity
church, Sunday afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
st. LoniS G. ain

ST. LOUIS. May 30 Wheat, Lower:
rash, 5l34c: May, 5Ica4: July, 5234c; August,
53c.
CoRN-Lower; cash. $3.50; May, 36lsc bid:
July, 36lsc.
OATs-Lower; cash, 38c: May, S534c; July.
%; August, &c
PoRK-Lower; johbing SIP 3.1s.
IARD-Nominal lower; SO 1la6 50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, May 25-It has been quiet
day i'll ali departments Of trade as the re-
SOME inquiry made for au! umn specialties,
but the volume of new business was light.
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HEAT
Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour easy; straight g 1898 Is: winter
pats s. sO@s3OO; spring straighis S2.209 g.. 20.
No. spring wheat 545sc. No, 3 spring
wheat, SIC. No. 2 red $3.50. No = corn 3711c,
No. = oats 33,sc, No . white 3794@3sc, No.
white j6iaa311ac. No 2 rye 45lsc. NJ = barley,
nom', No. 43a4Sc, No. 452;;i5c No | fiaxseed
81 So, prime timothy seed 81 90. Mess pork per
barrel, sll 15all ~; Lard. per loo pounds,
20 9113as o. Short ribssides. loose SIS 20a6 22j5.
Dry sailed shoulders boxed. s. 75a6 o. Short
clear sides, boxed, Sc 621aa7 l2Is. Whisky dis
tllers' finished goods, per gallon, 81 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
GRAIN MOVEMENTS,

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady, unchanged: creamery liza
l61sc, dairy 10al4l9c, Eggs steady. unchanged;
strictly fresh lOalOLac.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26

CHICAGO, May 25-Wheat WAS tired to-
day aud after finctuating languidiy with
in a u cent range, closed Is lower. July
corn closed 4 lower, July oats = lower
and provisions slightly lower all around.
Opening trades in wheat showed but ut
tie change but the market gradually re-
reded d cent and rallied 1s@14, again sold
off, ruled steady, and CLOSED easy. Private
cables reported the weather abroad favor
able and prices easier, and foreigners were
credited with selling in New York. There
were a good many bad crop reports in from
the country again today, hut they were
offset by the bear news. A feature was
the free covering early by Partridge
and selling for New York account.
The upfavorable industrial situation
combined with other causes tended
TO weaken values. Ocean steamers were
offering to take wheat from Baltimore to
Antwerp free.
Com was very dull within 4 cent range.
The feeling was easier favorable
weather and the action of wheat.
Oats were weak early on free offerings,
railying later with AN improved demand,
easing off again aud closing easy. The
range for July was Cent. and the close
was at the bottom.
Provisions opened lower on liberal live
hog receipts and declined in sympathy
With wbsaJ, The market was extremely
dull and closed near the bottom. Compared
with last night, July pork is cents; July
lard, ~ cents; and July ribs. Genus lower.
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BANK CLHAHINaS.

NEW YORK. May 25.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreets, shows the total
ciearings at the principal citiv-, and the per-
centage of increase or decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
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Western League.

At Kansas City r H f
Kansas City......0 0 2 0 3 o 1-914 3
Indianapolis. Il 90 o. 8
Batteries-Daniels and Donahue; Gayle
and Westiake.
At Milwaukee, RHE
Grand Rapids 20 0 2 OO0--6 s /
Milwaukee,. % 0 D 0 0 0 o % 4
Observation-Disclosures. Figgemer, Lob
man and Roberts; Watkins and Spies.
At Sioux City RHE
Sioux City....0 6 0 9 / II 1-26 70 s
Detroit. % 2022 6 0-l6 10 9
Bat eries-Cunningham and Twineham;
Harper. Baltz. Earl, Cobb aud kreig.
AT Minneapolis X II E
Toledo ......1 o 4 1 #-14I4 2
Minneapolis .-...2 3 0 U 4 o 0-l2 II
Batteries-Biue. Rettger and McFar-
land; Fieetham, Duryea, Parviu aud Bur
lpfl
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Wichita Steam Dyeing Co.

We have the only Carpet Buster in the
West. and have just added machinery for
dry cleaning Of dresses Of every kind with
out ripping. Portiers. Chsnsils and Cur
;ains OF all styles cleaned aud guaranteed
TO give Satisfaction Our reference the
best N the city. O;.icr-lSe y. Market ST
Factory-J3l West Douglas avs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
FOE SdLEReos Esfafc.

I.oi: s1s.e-ro Fr.Er EAST Fi;oNT y Law.
renee aye1u, sonsh q lonIh snees: = s,us
biocs = : $50 e:n
J'0is sALE-0 AcR-, tos t,u on Easy
!oa: l,IioIn ami sesoad bolton: ~ niiss frsna &
ls=.tao; and WAS tsken foreclosure; iIvunl
brance on land Hartford Investment Co. us =
trss Sc ls~-u
l,>oa sALE-s Foor LsT ROOM HOUSE, on
lindsey & SPENCER Sea
Los. sAIE-slxTY FEEr AMP TWO SAIL
lo,ses on Mater street opposite ooar. s,cs'
c1OPER LoT-aa VACANT LOTS. FISE
SIO bottom garden lard. Gloss IN in hnaehes
- suit Irou Eiots Up. Dean Gordon. - : Main
L'OR sAIE-ia aCRFS CHOICE L.>;D. SIX
Reed. ia Main street. e6a
FOE EENT-Rooms.
J,'OR gENT-Two Pi.sA>Ass.r tuRNisHkD
L rooms with or without board. IS North To-
psSa aveace- Il. 60
IcoR sENT-NICsE.Y FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with all modern Improvements Bio y Topesa
I.,oR RENT-Furni-hed rooms. with or without
II bard. Ii y 1opeAaave dis.-e,'
Tor ByyT : SIXTY NICELY FURNISHED
-
prietor. Also. two front ONCE rooms a.ssa
FOK EEN1-HoaSes
rdsf its hra'i s Ter a. 'er i,r-
C0R RETr-is EoRTH LAWRENCE-srx
on, building One FiSes from Church .ad ssaooi.
cstt
COR RENT-Ia4s y MARKET. GROOM HOUSE
newly T.pa,r.d and barn Stewart 8 Bans
Foss, k s. Faps,s HOUSE ENST q.
CoR RENT-lSss \. WICHITA ST. s-Roou
Il brick house, newly repaired, good barn, large
yard stewart = Burns. over >tsts National bank.
nor i:tNT-LARaE HOUSE. NOD kN CON
i yeniences northeast corner Lawrence ave and
third street Inquire NJ Az y i1s~rinee O."
LroR RENT-BtICK RESIDENCE. CITY WAT
L az and bath. No. 81. l. williams At john
Exton. lis - Emporia ave- Nu
EoR RE,,T = MODERN HOUSES Also
Il business houses. lsrsrl Bros. rou
TOR kkNT-HoUsEs IN. ALI. "a hrs or TIE
Il city by Hills 4 Ainsesd ~ y. Market. IS ~
FOE -UiscefisineoWS
naer this load 8 per line per day
C,oK RENT-D ACRES OF PASTURE LAND.
II fenced. on Eairmount- Thomas C. Wilson
.5S Main lSstf
IINANCIlL.
WANTED-TO LOAN MONEY ON IMPROVED
w farm property Il. v. Hewlett. lag Man.
2u.
CONE HOME MONEY TO LOAN ON WELL IN
- proved farm and city property. hraeh &
DUBOIS attorney Al law "a Seigwfck Blccs- 10 ~
LOST,
tre.r ,h,- head 8 per ,rsper ss-
I OST-MAY II. LsDY's GOLD WATCH AND
IL chain ON South kInporia avenue or Topeka be-
tween English and Linooin. Name inside ca-e.
Kew ard II returned To carrier - Po>tosca q SO
T oST-A VIOLET BREAS TPIS. one BLUE
IL and one white violet. each with diamond
clip in center Finder viii LIZ rewarded II returned
TO the J. I. Campbell ROGER Co i+S Market st
40
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TAILORS.
LILLE THE TAILOR

Has now opened tailor shop in the old
court house. second door from the cor
nor If First and Msin. IL you want a
suit of cloth, see Lille the taller before
you buy elsewhere. He viii give prices
to suit the times.
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Chicago Market.
Opened. Highest Lowest Closed

CHICAGO. May IS
The market today experienced the following
range of prices
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OMAHA, May 25-Carile-Receipts 500.
the market was active and higher; all
classes of buyers were after supplies and
with strong markets east The offerings
were not long in changing b Dis al prices
strong TO dime higher than yesterday
Cow stun was. rs usual, scarce and finn
ana duiiness and weakness characterized
the ieeder trade. Quotations unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: the market ad-
vanced and an active demand from ALI
sources caused a lively trade. and will,
The opening and close were a trifis slow
tie general market averaged m a hic
ickle higher than Yesterday. Prices
tnged from 81 6oGS4 a. with most of he
i-..ding at around 81 65,dSi70.
~heep-Receipts 500; there was n fair
demsnd from slaug hterers aud slow bnt
practically dead market
KANSAS CITY. May 25.-Csttle--Receipts.
3.le0; shipments. Loco: market slow and
steady: Texas steers. $2.50G250: Texas
cows 81 0O@S.5 30: shipping steers, 3.25t74 -:
native cows, S2.00@2 so; stockers aud iced
-. 81 Soa3 65; buil,. g 4D2S1 Is.
Hogs-ReceIpts, $500; shipments, 4 500;
irorket strong TO &C higner; bulk OF sales.
i0@i 90; hesyies. *. 60I41o: packers
sAoc@41o; mixed. 81 50t9465; lights. 81 10
81 Gu; workers s4.tol455; pigs, si.40@455.
Sheep-Receipts. J, $50; shipments, 500
market slow and weak
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FOR SfLE-HOCSES.

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ksc.rol eoos1 dad fran sc-'EE has--e- vi
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26

for few days W. ID. Mccormick. AZ Sed-wick
block. S.u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26

l,0iS SAi.E-1 ACR-'> tOS $-N ON Easy
paym-Bt>; alt good rich and: ali In cuitsvs-
ton; baton and secoad bottom: ~ miles from 4
Douglas. reis Is VERY cheap Tar tae qualify end
iu-stso:t and WAS tsksa loreciosEre, no iIcunl-
brance on land Hartford Investment Co. us =
kir~s 81. la>.tf
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Western Association.

Batterles-Biue. Rettger and McFal
land; Fieetham, Duryea, Parviu and Bur
rel.
The evening world., 1894-01-05
Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

West Side.
! 2TTH ST., ~ W. The Bantam)-Eegant large
sunny room; other small rooms; professionals
accommodated; children taken: restaurant at
tached prices reasonable.
27rm st., - W, The WILTON Handsomely
| steam heat: restaurant attached.
2TTH ST, ~ W. Handsomely furnished square
4 hall rooms: every convenience and comfort:
private bath.
27TH ST., 36I W.-NiCely furnished large a
small rooms to let; gas: hath.
2Orli 81. 200 W. 81 nicely furnished front
dIsh"s Hf furniShed r % wasnine "ilo"rd W. "'''F''"S
oDTII 81, 4OL, W. Redecorated. steam heated /;
So SO; handsomely fnrnishei also suites
29rII ST. 327 w.-Sl, nicely urnished front
rom: convenIent Tor honsekeen'ng single
3UTiI ST, 383 W.-Slcely furnished rooms;
light housekeeping: select locality; rent rea'
sonablr
cean Il comfortably furnished housekeeping II
5lsT ST., 2o5 W. -Connecipg rooms, furnished
cCmpl + for housekeeping In fiat; NIL Improve
! ments. DaviL
32D ST. No W, one flight. Room bali-Two
gents, 81 housekeeping, sI; two, s5. 80.
a'TH; near OH n. aye 1Gro9ga asti sio.i rLAGo
18TH ST. a72 W. - Furnished rooms Tor house.
keeping; respectable house
35TII ST., So ". Cheerful ID hoorrooms. front,
aloove: sunny suit; breakfast optional
3GrII 81, l55 W. Handsomely furnished large
& small rooms: all conveniences.
37TII ST, l3s W. just OF broadway Elegantly
furnished rooms IN new house; all conren-
| ienc"s breakfast.
ssTI ST, :, 2l8 w.,-IInndsome, large, sunny
rooms; all convenlences: breakfast optional:
near broadway.
18Th ST, 80 ". Nicely furnish'd room &
bedroom; housekeeping; rent moderate.
4UTIi ST., lO3 W. Handsomely furnished com.
%. Portable rooms ga. bathroom; gentlemen 81
Scb upward weekly, Gray.
<2D ST.. 2Gs W, near BrOadway-A desirable
I'd story front room
AID ST. la5 ". Large and small rooms: run.
ming water. bnth large closets; southern expo
sure
tirIT ST., l47 w, near broadway Furnished
rooms permanent or transient; price rcason-
able.
44TII ST., lIO W.-IIandsome suits single
rooms; comfortable home for gentlemen, fam
illcs; ceutrnl Ocution.
44TH 81, ~ W-Nicpiy furnished I'd toor
On suite or separately; also small room,
4hrll ST.. Ia w: Newly decorated all CON
v"misnces' from -. 90 up per week references
46TII ST. 100 W. sunny "a. roor room, beau
tifliy furnished; warm hall rooms; 81 80:
breakfast optional.
4UrH 81, 2l7 W, near Broadway Large par
Tor, lst nopr: small rooms: heated, gas, bath.
4Srii 81, IO4 w light alice warm rnoms, l
or 2 gentlemen; reasonable price. Iindhulm.
all convenienccs; So weekly
sUlii ST, lGn W, Large h small rooms, hot 4
cu'd water for ladies; home comforts, mod.
crate.
al ali c conveniences; 81 Weekly, '''''0 ''''
corr 81. 2ot "; near I'rondwsy Nicely fur
nsGed rooms; 81 upwards ali conveniences
6SrI 81. 3Gl W. Front parlor suit bath also
smaller rooms Murray, hight.
61rH 81, 3E+ ". Pleasant 81 nonr; purlors
and nlcove: steam heat; bath; reasonable
GOTH ST. 100 W, Handsomely furnished