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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-03
The Allen Democracy.

FIT. WAYNE, Dec. O.-Special.-At a
mass meeting Of the democrats Of Allen
county this afternoon AL Friend pre-
sided and Andy Moynihan was made
secretary. Fifty delegates from several
wards and townships were elected to
meet in TT. Wayne Jan. 8 in district
convention to elect a state committee
man to serve two years. There may be
other candidates in the district, but Fit.
Wayne delegates will favor the election
of Judge Allen collars At a meeting
this afternoon the Hon. r. c. Bell de
livered an eloquent speech, eulogizing
the life and deeds of the late Col. Zol-
linger. Resolutions of respect to his
memory were adopted.
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Democratic Committee Meeting.

COLUMBUS, Dec. 80. - Special. - The
county central democratic committee met
here this morning and fixed upon their
manner Of making nominations for the
different county officers. The plan is a
primary election to be held on Friday
Feb. %, and the nominations are to be
made on the day following. This after
noon a mass meeting was held for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the
congressional convention, TO meet at
Martinsville Jan. s, to select a member
Of the state central committee. This
county is entitled to sixteen delegates.
There was good attendance and con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifested.
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The bedford Meeting.

BEDFORD, Dec. 30.-Special-The
democratic mass meeting convention was
held here this afternoon. 1t was called
to order by Chairman John Johnson, jr.
Charles F. Dilley was elected permanent
chairman. Upon motion OF James H.
Willard a committee Of five was APP
pointed to select delegates, which re-
suited as follows. William Rynn, James
II. Willard, John Johnson, jr., John Blk
Ter, S. S. Msyfield, Reid Ellison, Walter
Shanks John Reid, Ben Woodsman,
James Tincher, Jackson Burton. 1t is
likely Thomas B. Buskirk will be chosen
for district committeeman. Owing TO
the inclemency of the weather and in
convenience for country travel the crowd
present was not as large as expected.
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In the Pocket.

EVANSVILLE, Dec. SO.-SpeciaL-A
large number of democrats assembled at
the court house this afternoon to select
delegates to the district convention,
which meets at Germania hall jan s,
when a state central committeeman
will be selected. Everything was as
harmonious as could be and the business
was quickly dispatched. No speeches
were INDUCED in, as it was strictly a
business meeting.
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THE PRESIDENT INDORsED.
Grant County Democrats Meet n
MISREPRESENTATION Etc.

Grant County Democrats Meet ut
Marion-ResOIutiOns Etc.
MARION, Dec. .-SpeciaL-There was
an average representation of the Grant
county democrats at the probate court
room this afternoon, where they met in
mass convention pursuant TO a call is
sued by the chairman Of the county
central committee.
The convention was called TO order
by the Hon. John Strange. chairman of
the county central committee, who was
chosen chairman of the meeting. John
Whistler was named the secretary.
After the chairman had stated the
purpose Of the convention the following
committee was appointed to name the
delegates TO the Peru conventions: Dr.
Marshall Shirley, James S. Corbett. Z.
j. Oren, A. w. HOrd, Tunis Shupe.
They selected the following delegates:
Dr. Landess, Irwin Love, L. A. Shupe
Clinton Lake, Nathan Hoggett. Samuel
Leer, William Campbell, Jerome Schaef-
fer, James K. Boiler, Il. w. Ruley, B.
r. Glissner, John Whistler, w. j.
Houck, George Thompson, c. NJ.
Hawkins, J.. /. Baker, Patrick KfIey.
The committee on resolutions, consist
ing Of l.. /. Baker, L. B. Oliver, Miles r.
Murphy, William Lyle, w. ID. Lett, w.
j. Houck, Charles Bowman, David Over
man, James Shaeffer and Dr. Charles
Eckert, reported their Endorsement Of
the present administration and President
Clevelands action in the Hawaiian
matter.
They were also in favor Of a careful
revision of the tariff, the gold and silver
money basis Of the country, and ex-
pressed their satisfaction with the work
Of their congressman, the Hon. A. N.
Martin.
These resolutions We're adopted unan-
imOUsly. At this point W. ]. Houck,
editor Of the Leader announced the
name of David Overman as a possible
candidate from this district for a MEM
Der of the state central committee. II
was moved that the convention take no
action upon this announcement, after
which the body adjourned.
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And Old Henry. Too.

NEW CASTLE, Dec. 9O.--Special-
Representative democrats from the va
rious townships met here today and Sc
lected nine delegates to the Richmond
convention Jan. s. All was harmonious
and enthusiastic. No other business
was transacted. Another meeting for
the election of a central committee and
officers will be held Jan. 8.
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The Liberty Meeting.

LIBERTY, Dec. 0.-Special.-The dem
ocrats Of this county held a large and
enthusiastic meeting in the court house
today. Moses Remington was chosen
chairman and VIII Hamilton secretary.
The following were elected delegates to
the Richmond convention Jan. 8: Will
lam Hamilton. S. c. Stevens, Ezra La
puze and Isaac Druley.
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GOOD PROMISE FROM WASHINGTON
Much Enthusiasm and Interest Mani
tested ut Salem.

SALEM, Dec. 31.-SpeciaI.-A mass
convention of the democrats of Wash
ington county met at the courthouse
yesterday in pursuance of a call Of
County Chairman John r. Sutherlin to
select delegates to the district conven-
ton to be held at North Vernon Jan. s.
The following delegates were selected
from the different townships: ]. H.
Garriatt, Ezekial Pengh. Charles s.
Bait, r. p. Mather, j. l.. Rutherford,
W. G. Snyder, Isaac l.. Payne, Eli
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rhirty-Three pelegntes Appointed.

TERRE HAU1E, Dec. 3O.-Special.-
The democrats of Vigo county held a
mass convention this afternoon and
elected thirty-three delegates to the
district convention to be held in this
city Jan s, which Will elect member
of the state committee for the ensuing
two years.
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A Harmonious session.

BRoOKvILLE, Dec. s1.-Special-
The democratic convention of Saturday
had a large and harmonious session and
instructed fourteen delegates to vote for
and use all honorable means for the cleo
tion of the Hon. John S. Martin as
committeeman for this district.
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THE WELLS DEMOCRATS ON HAND.
A Grand outpOuring of the Guard at
Button.

BLUFFTON, Dec. S1-Special.-The
biennial meeting of the county central
committee this afternoon was the occa-
sion for a great outpouring Of the DEM
ocracy Of the county. The utmost en-
thusiasm and harmony prevailed.
The meeting was for the purpose of
appointing delegates to the various con-
ventions and fixing the time of the coun-
ty primary elections. The indications
showed that the Wells county democracy
was never more united. It's great en-
thusiasm and unanimity bespeak a de-
termination to hold fast the good results
gained in the victory of 1898, Earnest
and faithful work may be looked for
from this county.
One of the incidents of the day was
the springing Of the name Of Private NJ
NJ Justus, a gallant soldier of the
Eighty-eighth Indiana, as a candidate
for pension agent for Indiana. The sug-
gestion met with the hearty approval Of
everybody.
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Enthusiastic Meetings of
the Indiana Dem ocrac
Conventions Held in Vari-
Gus Counties ofthe State.
THE OLD PARTY LIVELY.
President Cleveland's Admins
tration Cordially Endorsed.
The Cause ofTariff Reform Re-
nembered in Clay.

A Series of Resolutions Passed on
Variety of TopIcs-The Democratic
Flag Must Not BE LOwered-SenatOrs
Voorhees, and Turpie Congratulated
Several COngressmen Sustained In
Their Respective Districts-NO Cur
taiIment of the Free List-NO More
High Protective Republican Taxa
ton.
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The Lake pemocrncy.

CROWN POINT, Dec. SO.-Special.-
The democrats of Lake county held
large and enthusiastic mass meeting at
this place this afternoon and the fol-
lowing delegates were appointed to at
tend the district convention to be held
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The Mimi Bnrr.

PERU, Dec. SO.-Special.-Ths demo-
Gratis Of this county met in convention
today for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates from the city and out townships
to the district convention to be held Jan.
s, to elect a state central committeeman.
The city appointments were Mike Ream,
A A. Moorehouse Peter Theonis, A H
Kalbdesh, s. A Ream and o. Tillett.
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at Logansport Jan. s, viz: S. f.
Swain, the Hon. Johannes Kopelke, c.
H. Friedrich. Henry Seegers, H. J.
Nassoth, R. d. Walsh, Me Scherer, N. z.
Preschell, T. Z. Knots, II. B. Webb,
James Roper, jr., John Wilson, G. S.
Clark and Q. w. Merrill.
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Elrod, E. W. Shanks, James Z. Rudder,
s. A. Patton, John Kay and Harvey
May.
A number OF important resolutions
were adopted, after which the convention
adjourned.
The enthusiasm and interest mani
tested during the meeting indicate that
Washington county democrats are jubi-
liant at the outlook for a glorious dem
ocrauc victory next November.
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The Morgan Democracy.

MARTINSVILLE, Dec 3O-Special.-
The democrats Of Morgan county met
at the court house today and selected
the following persons as delegates to
the congressional district convention.
which meets at Martinsville Jan. g.
for the purpose Of selecting a member
Of the state central committee: NJ. II.
Parks, Z. NJ. McCord, S. ]. Anderson,
Samuel Guthridge Watt Harrison, J. J.
Haase. John H. Russie, JEFF Park. Will
lam Hurt and Stephen Chenoweth.
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No piscouragement in Hendricks.

DANVILLE, Dec. 30.-SpeciaL-Th
democrats of this county met in mass
convention this afternoon in the court
room and selected delegates for the dis
trict convention that convenes at Mar
tinsville Jan. 8. The large court room
was filled with enthusiastic democrats,
and the best of feeling existed. No dis
coura cement exists in the ranks Of de-
mocracy of Hendricks.
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Much Interest In clinton.

FRANKFORT, Dec. 30.-Special.-At
the democratic meeting here today to
elect delegates to the district conven-
ton to be held at Lafayette, w. K.
Moore and William Morrison were
chosen The meeting was large and
great interest taken in the proceedings.
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VIII Go En- Masse.

LAPORTE, Dec. so.-Srecial.-The
democrats of Laporte county had we'll
attended meeting here today, notwith-
standing the stormy weather, an much
interest was manifested in the reorgani-
cation of the party. 1t was decided to
attend the district convention en- masse
and no instructions were given.
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FsIeven Years I'm Charge

OF the packing department, Boston &
Maine Depot, Boston, Mass. Miss Hell
en- Jones says: 81 was a sufferer from
general debility, biliousness and water
brash for several years, and life seemed
almost a burden to me. After using al
most everything, Sulphur Bitters cured
me-"
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Every Township Represented.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. -Special.-The
call for a democratic mass meeting to-
day brought out an unusually large
crowd. Every township was well repre-
scented. Delegates to the district con-
vention at Logansport Jan. s were APP
pointed, and other business transacted.
At the close Of the convention, the CEN
trail committee held brief session. Cen
eral good feeling prevailed and all show
ed the enthusiasm of mistaken faith in
the principles Of democracy.
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THE DECATUR DEMOCRATS.
Delegates Elected and Plan Out
lined for an Early Organization.

GREENsBURG, Dec 80. = Special. =
Decatur county democrats met here to-
day and elected delegates TO the Law
renceburg convention. which meets Jan.
s TO elect a central committeeman to
represent the Fourth congressional dis
trict.
The delegates are: From Washington
township. Allen w. Clark. j. X. Hit
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A COMFORTING FACT
Is THE ART INSTINCT THAT PRE-
SAGED THE FAIRS VALUE.

This is Why We Have That Grand
Work of the Camera known as
"SheDp's Worlds Fair Photo
graphed"-This Volume, When Sup
plemented by "The White City by
Brush and Pen" Gives You the Ex-
position in Accurate Details ana
Lovely COIOrs.
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upon congress TO pass, speedily, tariff
bill on the lines indicated by the Chi
cago convention were unanimously
adODfed
The evening world., 1894-09-10
Jer-ev Citv.

HALLIDAY ST. sls-i rooms furnished COM
plete for housekeeping. $50 weekly; Cort-
lAndt ferry Pacific trolley; 20 minutes to
New YORK; nne location
VAN HORN ST. Ilt-H5o week rooms fur
nished for housekeeping: Pacific ave trolley.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires nom with or
without board, in vicinity l1th 81 Irving
place, state terms =, box 81 World.
BY YOUNG COUPLE, no children. in Jewish
family, or 3 fur ilSh-d rooms for light house
keeping; price not to exceed 81 month. Address
HouSekeeping 1925 ID ave. World Branch.
pRESSMAKER with a private trade would like
or rooms suitable for business. rent must be
moderate x " 81 9Th ave
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YOUNG NAN wants furnished room Tor winter;
Van sickle. So VI. ia5ih St
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wANTED-Furnished without hoard connect
ing rooms west side. above i05th st AdiTslA
stating terms, W B., box SIS World. Harlem-
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lSUNNY APARTMENT. o rooms: bath: /
iLght: every improvement; steam heated: all
lie windows block L station: completely
|. ked. $50 West 94th 81. corner
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WASTED-By couple with hoy Of II. nicely
furnished large room n good neiGhhorhood.
! lg'h to 34th near broadway. with or without
/ 3, ami, references evchan.-t, advise fully. =.
| T 4 box Isl World.
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WANTED furnished or uuigInishsi. floor o.
or rooms with bath With quiet family, south
Of I.d st state price So references required.
Bachelor box 80 World
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FURNISHED or Otherwise: must he central.
with parlor 4 advertising privileges; state
price. Asir0loger 1875 Broadway.
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ROOM with or without board, on Brooklyn
Heights FOR lady; moderate terms N, boz
SIS World Brooklyn
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WANTED for tAs winters furnished FNorns for
housekeeping by two adults Address. stating
lowest rant full particulars. ?, D.. 3i2 W.
l4th -
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ST. lo7 w.-Completely, elegantly fur
ped fats, rooms & bath. steam heated.
Janitor
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i2Sih ST. l6i +. Nicely furnished room,i
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~ u II. 30 F. Large n'Ce'v furnished room.
~, ~ ,un N'hlehc-' private family; select neigh,
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\ ST. PSI w.-Completeiy furnished nrst
p rooms. bath; conyeniences; reasonable.
3or's bell.
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WANTED Furnished room between a3l & 10th
SIS. / lst * Lexington ayes. for man with sick
wife. for few weeks curing treatment. must have
hot X cnId wafer, state terms which must be
moderate : ", boV 49, world, uptown.
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l2sTH II. las w or 2 nicely furnI.bed
"a. ,aIT J SmaiI rooms; every convenience; prt.
The evening world., 1894-09-10

lE UTIFUL 3l2 story dwelling, s7th St. near
COZ 'umhus ave-, fully and handsomely fur
tshAakad; every modern appointment; reasonable
ent TO responsible tenant For permits apply TO
iTs'. Briggs columbus ave, corner s6th 81.
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h ST. as w,-Elegantly newly furnished
rtment. rooms. bath, china, linen, every
t35 per month
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Flats and Apartments wantea.
unfurnished.

WANTED or uniurnished room. bath a
Improvements good neishborhood. reference
man Nife; east or vest full particulars. NJ.
b naly. Nt W. 18th st.
wANTED-In Harlem. completely furnished "a,
or moor private house 4 or s rooms W o
boz $50 World, Harlem
wANTED-Neat clean. light fat, about rooms
4 bath, west side above Eth: FOOD neighhor
~ World
PARLoR FLOOR 4 basement private house I'M
furnished, forkvlle or Harlem. between "a 4
Madison syes. wanted by physician; state price
Doctor. 1885 Sd ave.
wANTED-sInse nat Of rooms, west side /;
terms moderate. Address MARTIN, Continental
Hotel.
WANTED. by . bachelors 3 connecting. uniur-
state terms per month will not sign lease.
Bachelor. box t2s World, uptown
WANTED-2 unfurnished rooms, front room &
Kitchen, flight up, between LIST & ID ave h
month. Address Mr.. p o'KeefS, ais + 7Uhst
YOUNG COUPLE want nice light apartments
bath, &c. rent not over $50. DESIRABLE,
box 3sl World, uptown.
3 OR 4 ROOMS Tor I9ht housekeeping; private
house preferred. F. NJ. H., box 80 World. up
town.
Furnished.
FIVE or 6 room modern hat, completely fur.
nished, wanted by family OF g; desirable loca.
ton, reasonable price; references exchanged
F. p. r., box Isl World.
GENTLEMAN L wife want floor on west side.
in private house. for light Housekeeping: fur
ntshed or unfinished; state price and partlcu-
lars. A. c., box 80 World.
NO CHARG for renting furnished fats; can I
supply my demand. FLAGG, 2+2 Vest 23d 81.
| SMALL FURNISHED FLAT for 2 bath ess entail
between 9TH & 23d ats. 9Th 4 4th aves. ; state
price, &c. T.. box 245 Uptown World
wANTED-Furnishcd fat; write full Particular
STEWART. 100 West AID ST
WANTED. by family OF adults, completely
furnished apartment, with steam heat, &c.
rent not over $50; references given 4 required.
Melody box e6 World.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index on Third Page.
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--A.--HoteI st. lorenz.

I'D ST, and Lexington ave.
NEW FAMILY APARTMENT HOTEL.
krlect in all its appointments: two elevators.
Uric lights. steam. open plumbing: private
L to each apartment; handsomely furnished
Ements; = to : rooms, and bath, Including
hotel service; $50 to $50 per month
ben and dining. room on top floor: cuisine
&c and all appointments OF high standard.
RICHARD MEARES
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MIDDAGH ST, 23-LArse 4 small sunny rooms;
minutes bridge, ferry; terms low.
PINEAPPLE ST, s. brooklyn Heights. near
bridse-Pleasant froat, also hall room running
water. every convenience
The evening world., 1894-09-10
Flats and Apartments Wanted.

Rats and Apartments Wanted.
unfurnIsheu.
"oiALL floor Of rooms in private house for
81 ave- Stu'ts rent not to exceed SO. Box B., 205l
~ WANTED, between l4th 4 42d SITS 4th
t,'tuasts. location house must be thoroughly
Iscl"ole' Address DressmAker, l52 eth ave.
bbUiF IN private house, or fiat Of or rooms,
Inn private hall, west side. where select
b6n,I WIN 10 children are taken: S24 To SIS
s-'"- american. box 1854 World.
~, Rooms and bath. rent t4 TO SIS. wanted,
GorII S,ae. slth TO l2Sth St Leslie. box al
iS,i,,LrM y wife want fiat between Goth 4
nm 80 - west side; rooms bath State
,r. ~ IuIi particulars TO O., box 81 World.
nav ANl 70 LEASE unfurnished nais; VIII
aHatteIiy' advance. Flagg. 242 " 23d ste
prot.,s', send particulars OF fats 10 let. also
T''S ior sale or exchange; registering free
coCHRANE. % ". 1lsth st.
isss,oIh FLOOR WANTED. east side; central
h. eo' ~ referred: particulars. price. &c. Doc
~, iERAs-s or room ground nat within
~ q w.,i nile ga q. 4 Lexington are. H..
WITH, harlem -.----.---l $3.50
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with or without board below 10Th 81. terms
modrrates private German family preferred. Ad-
dress T. L. r, box so World.
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Furnished-BrookIyn.

FUTHI8Heo-BTookTyH
BALTIC ST, $50 Brooklyn--3 connecting fur
nlshed rooms for housekeeping; I'd floor; all
improvements; tubs. private closets
NpnhIMEP ST, sos, near Meseroe ave-, Green
YYeht bookkeeping improvements; 8 minutes to
-2su 30 81 ferries; ~ weekly; good location.
~IHhoE ST, Sss-Elegsntiy furnished "a floor
paH % moor. complete for light housekeeping;
no. oro"n-stone house, owner; large gas
49, Iot cooking; linen, silver. china, kitchen
furnished with hrst-tlsss Weber piano.
The evening world., 1894-09-10

WIDOW q daughter would take care Of Doctors
or dentists once In lieu Ct, rent =, II. boz
50, World uptown.
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Furnlshed-West Side.

X ST. Ill f. Lexington 4 Park AYES
iee apartments: light housekeeping to Sc
parties only.
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VI ST. W.-S6O monthly to responsible party
wlly furnished fiat, g rooms, bath; ] flight:
"a IN heat, private hall: l block from elevated.
re rpSs r box 1897 World uptown.
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Furnished Rooms to Let
North o. tzsth Stree.

TEAebALEPt ACE. S5n. l hook above IS35 AZ
furnished room. with bath terms moderate
l2ITH IT. 2s2 W Nicely furnished .ousr,
crate terms 'S' hiou-
The evening world., 1894-09-10

wANTEU-SrisiI Tnshed ROOM wesi side. be-
tween 2,Hh & saith SIS. state terms tombstone.
hON 237 Wuriu, uptown.
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