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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
ANOTHER RACE WAR.

Sullivan, Ind, July ga race war
has broken out between the white and
colored miners employed at Linton. In
a fight last night, one white man was
killed, and the excitement is at a high
pitch. The telegraph and telephone
wires are cut. The white miners pro-
pose to drive out or exterminate the
colored competitors.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
A VICIOUS AssAuLT.

New York. July 26.--William Thomp-
son has been arrested and held in $1,000
bail on an order Of Judge Patterson, Of
the supreme court, in an action brought
by Frank Andrews, a prominent attor-
ney, to recover $4,000 damages for. as
sault and battery. Andrews charges
him with knocking him down and
jumping on him, breaking two Of his
ribs and his collar bone. He says the
assault was unprovoked,
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THEIR LEADERS DESERT THEM.
Industrial Army Stragglers Ask the
House Committee for Aid.

House Committee for Aid.
Washington, July 2G.-Large and in
dignant delegations from the industrial
armies camped at South Washington
applied at the room of the house com
mittee on labor today, not to urge their
bills, but to plead for assistance. The
expected has happened, their leaders
had deserted them and they sought
congressional aid to return to the To-
calities from whence they came. Cox
ey's men said their leader had left them
in the lurch yesterday. Kelley's men
averred that their leader had drifted
away several days ago, and that they
did not expect to see him again, while
Frye's men said their leader had prob
ably abandoned them. Men who were
brought from the Pacific coast by Kel-
ly were particularly indignant, and ex-
pressed fervid desire to tar and feath-
er their general. McCann told them
there was not the slightest chance Of a
government appropriation for their re-
turn and sent them to the local super
intendent of charities.
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NEGRO scABs.

Tacoma, July 26.-The North Pacific
Coal Company, at Roslyn. will bring in
about GOO negroes to take the place Of
the white miners who refuse to accept
a 20 per cent reduction.
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Forks had a narrdw escape, even losing
his coat and hat. THE road to Kalso is
on fire on both sides. Thirty people got
in to the old tunnel near Three Forks.
At Watson and Bear Lake, many peo-
pie are standing in water up to their
necks. Houses are all gone. Great
fears are entertained for the prospect
ors on the hills Fires are also raging
past the SLOGAN lake, all around Casio
and Ainesworth at Bluebel Mine, and
Pilot Bay.
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DENIES ALL CONNECTION.

Chicago, July 26,-President Debs said
today: II have seen in the newspapers
a mention of new organization called
the American Labor Union, and my
name has been coupled with 1t. have
no connection with this whatever, Off
cially or otherwise, and any use of my
name in connection with it is wholly un-
authorized" :"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
DIDN'T GET ENOUGH.

Cheyenne, July 26.-Judge Riner has
sentenced Thos. King, of Rock Springs,
to 20 days Imprisonment for threat
ening to hang an engineer and fireman
unless they quit work. C. H. Miller and
Win Embry, of Cheyenne, imprisonment
for one day, and fine of SIS for at
tempting to induce an employe to stop
work,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27

of the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company, held a conference with Cen
eral Manager Dickinson. Of the Union
Pacific, and ]. A. Munroe, with view
of making traffic arrangement with
the Overland, along. somewhat similar
lines as the Union Pacific had with the
Oregon Company before its absorption
by the former.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
PARKHURsT SCORES A POINT.

New York, July 26.--The police board
has found Dougherty ex-Warden Nee
han, and Hook, guilty of having re-
ceived money for police protection. and
they were dismissed from the force.
This is the first tangible result of the
Parkhurst crusade.
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DIscoURAGING REPORTS.

Topeka, July 26.-Reports from central
and western Kansas are very discour-
aging. In half the western part the
crop is ruined, while in the central a
fair crop will be raised only in sections
where local rains have fallen. Corn in
many Of the fields is burned up.
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RECORD BREAKERS.
Fastest Heats Ever Trotted In any
Race.

Cleveland, July 26.--All the conditions
were favorable to fast time at the
Cleveland Driving Park today, and the
flyers in the free-for-all trot and Oil
class made the best of their opportunity.
The record of the Cleveland track was
smashed, and besides both OF these
events were won in the three fastest
consecutive heats ever trotted in a
race.
Free-for-all trotting, was won by Alix.
Time, 2:OS; 2:OS IA; 200 10.
In the 2:1l class, Ryland 7 won. Time
2:S IA; 2O7 "a; 2:OS S-4.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
INTERESTING DAY IN PARIS.

Paris, July 26.-The chamber Of dep
uties today passed the governments s
anti-anarchist bill Deputy Degihanet
has challenged M. Clemenceau in con-
sequence of an attack upon him in
CIemenceau's newspaper, La Justice.
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THE FIRST SUIT.

Chicago, July 26.-The first suit to be
brought against the city of Chicago by
the railroads for damages caused by the
strike was filed by the Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago road today. The
suit will serve as test case and is for
$5 damage to freight car.
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sTRnET CARS TIEp UP.

Youngstown, o., July 26,-The street
railway is again tied up tight today.
miscreants having grounded the trolley
wires in such manner that the cleo
tricians 50 far are unable to locate the
trouble.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
srRIKnRs, coNvnNr1oN.l !

Chicago, July 26-rhe directors OF
the American Railway Union today is
sued call for convention in Chica-
go August 2. Debs said the convention
will decide whether the strike will be
continued, extended, or declared Off.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
EASTERN BASEBALL.

At Pittsburg- -Plttsburg, 0; Cleveland,
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Phil
adelphia, A.
At Boston-Brooklyn 15; Boston, 0.
At New York-New York, 1e; Balti-
more, 4.
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A SENATOR KILLED.

Reno, New, July 26.-Mrs. M. A. Hart
ley this evening shot and killed State
Senator M. d. Foley. The cause Of the
shooting is not known. Mrs. Hartley is
an artist and has rooms in the Bank OF
Nevada building, where the shooting
occurred.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
TWO MEN DROWNED.

Spokane, July PA dispatch was re-
ceiyed tonight that Gid. Hoibrook and
a man named Gibbs were drowned in
the main north fork of the Clearwater
river The men left Spokane last May
for a prospecting trip.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
sTEEL WORKS RESUME.

Chicago. July 26-Fires were started
today in 1.-THE works OF the Illinois
Steel Company, which have been shut
down since the beginning OF the strike.
The plant will resume with full force
on Monday, giving employment to about
$500 men.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
WAR WILL BE AvERTED.

London, July 2s.-Up to noon today
the Chinese and Japanese ministers had
received no news regarding the sltua-
ton in corea. The opinion is gaining
ground that war will be averted.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
DENVER srRIKE rHRouaH.

Denver, July 2O-At a meeting OF the
local lodge, American Railway Union.
1t was decided to declare the strike Off.
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RAGING FoREsr FIREs.
People Take to the Water to Save Their
Lives.

Nelson. B. c., July 2s.-Fragmentary
news from the Sloan district confirms
the reported destruction Of Three Forks
and Watson by forest fires. Manager
Towes. Of Lemons store at Three
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
CHANCE or nusINEss.

New York, July 26.--It is reported that
the United States Cordage Company
has practically absorbed the Pearson
Cordage Company. The purchase price
is said to be 100000
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NO TRICK AT ALL.

scottdale. Pa, July 26.-There was no
trouble today over disarming the coke
strikers. under orders from the sheriff.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
UPHAM FOR GOVERNOR.

Milwaukee, July 26-The Republican
state convention today nominated Ma
jor william II. Upham for governor.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-27
MEN BACK AT WORK.

Sacramento. July 2e.--Nearly one
thousand men are now at work in the
railroad shops here.
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WON BY ALIx.

Cincinnati. July 26.-The free-for-alI
trot was won today by Aiix In 2:0S,
beating Maud g. famous record on this
track.
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FOR TRAFFIC. ARRANGEMENT.

Omaha, July 2G.--Receiyer McNeil
and General Freight Agent Campbell
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A BLOODY BATTLE
The Smith-Ryan Mill Witnessed
By a Large Crowd,
RYAN WINS IN 20 ROUNDS.
1t Was a Record Breaking Day
On the Cleveland Race
Track.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Minneapolis, July 26.-In a fight with
Billy Smith tonight, Ryan won on
points in the goth round.
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Good vii. a Interest For Sale.

RESTAURANT and furnished. room house; 5000
buys II; Disagreement OF partners Particulars
6l2 canal st, no agenis
RESrAURA Mt Near I'd ave. l. station; cheap
to quick purchaser. STERN, 1it3 ID ave.
REST TAURAST-One. half interest In a restaurant.
fully established, location unsurpassed reason
other business For particulars address ]. u. G,
box 800 World.
RESTAURANT for sale. on account ot other
business, cheap. J6 Montgomery St. Jersey City.
SALOON and II. room hotel. fully furnished no
license price. $1,000 cash. investigate this,
705 East 9th 1T
class saloon; long lease. cheap
rent; one of the hest west side stores, opposite
Transatlantic steamship lines. Inquire $50 llud-
son st. butcher snop,
SALOON worth owning: owner dead widow VIII
sell FLETCHER, 2.H Market 81, Newark, y, u.
SHOE STORE FOR SALE country place. 81 ist
st. Elizabeth. n J.
SHOE STORE for sale; good paying hnsLncss, 1877
Montr tromory at, Jersey city Heights,
$3.50 RuYS liquor store poolr0om In going order
| death cause OF sale. los Clinton st, ilohokcn.
$3.50 CASH buys good rayng saloon. cheap rent I.
disagreement between partners 10 Carmino ~,
5000 CASH will buy billiard and pool room. eight
! tables. rent cheap; hncly fitted up: call and see.
| 2bbS 81 ave
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line: THIRD and Stbewi,nt Tn,ss he. ne, i,ns ne
Ma eatrd chdr0e on S,snddyl
40 EXTRA CHARGE FOR rT-Advertisemeuts
for The World may be left at any America 4
District Mcssenger Oficr In the city. where the
charges will bv the same those At The uiain
sfiies
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Furnished Rooms to Let.


eaNt Stdt.
45TJI ST, 100 r. E.-tonyenieut Grand Central;
hall rooms; bath. closets; private house, 81,
81 81.
47rH ST, ilO r. Very desirable, neatly iur.
nI,hed room; refined family: terms moderate; +;
references.
49rII 81, le5 Il. Hall bedroom h double Doom,
suitable for z gentlemen or married couple |;
privilege oi parlor q bath rent moderate. Nelson.
40, 81, l35 r.. Private house, newly fur
n shed, front X back rooms; running water
convenienccs; SI,5O -.
53D ST., III r. Large sunny furnished front
room, one flight; ring Noiiin's bell.
GBTH ST, .21 T.. 2 nicely furnished front
rooms; Ot gentlemen. kupcrschmidt
77TH ST. 2O7 E.-Larse. pleasant front room.
southern exposure. for gentlemen. private
family.
/ 18th ST. cG6 E.--2 roomp. connecting, for light
Housekeeping; also large, airy front room, neatly
furnished, in private house.
s3D ST.. gip r.. Handsome front parlor with
nice bedroom; hnlh cunveniences; board II tie
sired. Mrs. Branch.
| AyrII SE, 2.AF.-Sceiy furnished room; pr-
rutc house; near l. station. board VI deS,rtd.
V0riI 81. 2i5 +. Furnished room to let, near
stations. liandI.
l,7TH 81, pa =. Nicely furnished rooms for
! lISnt housekeeping.
! lOSrH 81 l37 Il. Nicely furnished hall room,
! 81. - per week. knH't.
! ilOlli 81. 23o L. Front parIor Tor club. dress
maker; rooms with COOKING stoves, II SF2.
| IL ErII 81. laO T. Wrll furnished rooms; light
houscserpns: all convenenc' Is; lr.vate house
! moderate.
iiSTu ST. ISL E.-rurnlsheh room G bedroom
/ light housekeeping. 81. room with piano. 5.
! weekly.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
upfurn,.bed- -gn.t Side.


lST AVE, 1904 & 1890. near 10Th st. Pleasant
light apartments, newly fitted NJ. Apply to
jnnitor
1T AVE. p76-3 nice rooms, all painted clean
house; small familesonly ~ jan'l"r
~ AVE, lsl4, near a5th st. 8 rooms: house
newly painted decorated rents - ho' 5000
2D AVE-, 2i0iS 2l,6 near lO,th 81. "a or I
large, light rooms: $sio$il.
IrH AVE, hO. nen 10Th 81. ., m al.
light fiat: oI o flight; Improvements, 81.
It'll ST. ~ Flat Of large liGht rcoms all
improvements, I'd floor; private house,
iTp ST. 36 E,-Elegsnt apartments OF rooms
with improvements Janitor.
ID floor to let, uniurnished
2sTH ST. 277 E.--IarEe 3 & I rooms. all light
painted, with plenty OF closet room; rents low
l DIST ST, l3o T.. near Lexington ave single
bcD ST liS E-Singlc nats Of 6 rooms, bath
extra wide large. very light. airy no shafts
improvements: $50. Premises,
SGD ST, al5 E.-slngle fat. / Night UP. rooms q
bath. rent moderate
| 9TH ST IOS W. First class apartments; q
rooms: steam heated; rent low.
| 9TH ST. elo E.-Eiegant nat. 9 rooms. all I'm
| pruvcmcnts. private house; rent &32.
TlrH Sr., 40 Il. Floor. o rooms; oil l-paintns
washlubs: rent. <l2i sinal! house -
18TH ST. lO7 E.-7 rooms all light flight. $50;
flights, S2S.
| 18TH 81, 10 T., near 81 ave. j. station
rooms perfect oricr. i,'Vht, sl1.
| 77TII ST 3at E.-Si3 SIC: 3 rooms & bath
owner supplies hot water improvements small
| families.
18TH ST. northeast corner Park ave.-7 roomA
| bath Apply jsnitor. --..-
! 10TH ST.. III T.. Tower part, = rooms bath
| range, tubs private house; Ss'2 uneHcepiionni
| street.
seth ST, ca E.-Eiegant steam-heated Mats at the
| reduced rents OF $50 4 $40 per month. Apply to
| janitor on premises.
| SGD ST. 225 T.. d elegant rooms bath; NIL
| itlnT m l
| SSTfI ST. 70 f., corner Park ave.-Elegant nats.
| rooms bathroom; S23 monthly
BOTH ST, ll9 f., near Park ave.-6 rooms q
| bath; every room light; rent $50.
9th ST. Park ave.-Eegant mats; all improve
mcnts; decorated; 4, .. rooms; $40 to S2I.
seTH ST. 9ii TO 233 E.-New houses, q room
bells; hot baths free to tenants wide street, noos
| deadened; halls steam heated.
ssTH ST, l59 TO 1877 E.-4 rooms, decorated
ranges. boilers, tubs. &c. small families only.
! lO2p ST. .25 n. 3 nice rooms. Improvements;
wash. tubs; rent only 81 so per month
lllTH ST. III +. Handsome. large LIST fat:
all Improvements; select neshborhood; very
ll5TH ST. II E.-2 desirable nats. with improve
ments; rent free until May l.
il6TH ST. AT, 40 E.-Month free; choice hnts
| 9 rooms, bath. all improvements; f22, s23
lls'rH ST., lOS E.-Pretty single fiat. o light
rooms, bath, all improvements $ls; select
family.
1a,sT ST, LEXINGTON AVE. southwest cor
ner (The Capito)-7 large light rooms bath
private hall; all improvements: near l. station.
i22D ST. =. 485 E--Rent $40 30 TO sl4; three
tour rooms: Nil improvemonts ranges; Tree tt
Mayl /. Hourekeerr ABB 4 435.
mo- montn Tree: si4, si5. BANG, s34 broadway.
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CREDIT TO ALL!

Men S Clothing without security. Small weekly
payments Goods delivered Immediately. Bust
ness confidential Long Island. brooklyn, Staten
island, HoboEen, Jersey city aud Newark same
terms: send for circulars.
CREDIT CLOTHING COMPANY. 2s7 Bowery.
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Terrace" Apartment House,
PARK AVENUE, from 10Th to 10th st.

FIVE ELEGANT CORNER FLATS beauti-
fully decorated; hallway newly carpeted; latest
sanitary improvements; spacious enirances'
rooms and bath; steam heated rent from S3o to
s45 per month. Also y flats, fronting on Park ave-,
same size and equipments. from SIS to $40 per
month No nuisances OF any kind; convenient to
roth 81. station Third Avenue Elevated. Apply
TO janitor, basement, 100 East 10th st.
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3sTH ST, 23l W, near Broadway-I.arge small
sunny rooms, with excellent table; table boarat
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10TH ST. iO4 w.-Sunny rooms suitable for j
running water. s. upward; suit; board optional
lttnt
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Flats and Apartments to lc,.
urfurnishe ed-Brooklyn.


F,sta and aostmep,s 10 let.
- -
r,rs,rv 49,. .,s ~. no., .,,. a,
Marys Pari-part Tarlor floor batement. I
rooms hntn. all improvements rent $50.
,,S,,S CT 40, a - , -. ,.. .,
'N.uN 81. - rooms nam ~ ~Neam ,nnn"' ~"
private hciEhborhud' minutes to terry' W.
light rooms ~ bath; minutes walk from
bridge or Fulton Ferry. Apply 10 janitor.
ap 81. near Eth ave New Mats; a few left; eoo
loo, ,rnn .io,a,ra station 10 ,,tn,,o. from
briisr. a rooms & i,th yi,h h,sin Lerornted
heaters heaters rarlar dining room. SO si' per month
'''''''' ''''' WV '''''''''"' .-...----
6lll ST an TO 2fS. near 'th aN".-iiandoome
1ats I rooms, Sli, Sl2. Apply Janitnr.
33p 81, no cosy apartments. ! h i rooms;
s?ho y sil new tr'rk hudins: imurnv"-
mynts janItor trolley, elevated - mlnute' from
"'"S' ~, E"' ,',1 N "r'",",' ,.,,,........,,..
FLOORS oi ,rSc rooms WITH inprov 'mcnis:
rent 'h"h InHhF" hS N"trN'' N""AlFh
opposite Monroe place. nrook'yu Heights, near
Inc 'V r,ace for summer, have awH,nss ISnltor's
service Inducements
rAntoR 4 basement. : rooms. ali r,pruye.
mcnts. - npprr ,ors, f"nms, ait improy"
menus .ri"' " nU"nl wv ,hIW, ~, 'nIho.''
Hon. 'VNiIhiin VA iWnal2 ave, "'''
TO LET no w MINT TO LIVE
pr,sr, Srt"S -, y, ,,I%, ,t Wonnv f,,o%n,, NJ
4 :. = IL
ui"s ,r"uI >,w Vurt. n very ui"nsemi incation h
surroundings. FROM $50 to S23 Oh lVh ST.. near
sth nv". iis block from !nh st. .cn'ranc. I" ,rs.
rect lnrS. Apply 'nb lWh 81, or W. ". u.
"'"" ~ '"N ''' '"'''"S''' So ''""N !"'
To LET-Arartmcnts all sunlight new buildings.
] ,"f CLOTHS "'''h"hs "f'',m' {, 10 D., =, .,
r"o',,s w.sSiy "a y, q,
rooms. .......,......,.,, weekly go to 2 10
One room ot each s"t Is Trull"ry WIN Hepatat"
closet SINK 'nh fJr ca.h tamlIF' nrert""t Nalr.
wait ~ so",S 80 val y, ,rrriss mrnoi,yn Al
irr.s nre,, fnr "irturc a., h,iIiinrs TILE ntvIR
sInE so Iorniaamnm =, n,ntirn
Furnished eaat tde.
MADISON AVE 1895 ,sunmcr's hclD--An ,c'e-
sanity furnished single Nat, : rooms \ bath
light. 81 weekly
MADISON AVE. lGg5 Suprrhly furnished )
rniuN hnd hnlh clean; new, hight; bargain Sl'
W''hN' summers : o"''' ..... 90
CBrii 81. 3iO T., Hall house. rooms. bath,
,,.,,, ~ ,,', -. ,,,,'., ,.,,.,.,-,
WILL :, ~ r. Il c'siiy llrlllshru "ntNln"
'o"hlH' '"h' hlo"erh 'f'ProNel,,"h,S,;, III, Sh,;,r
Eu,,,,h.s w,,, Sid.
,7r,t sr NV Al Inn a,nrs a u,c. ro,ns
~. 80 ~ t,.,tt. III ' wy h'''' y" '''' 'o''''
',,''' '"''''! "''"''' -----.--.----.----
2illi ~, aDL W. Large front room, MI con
''h'"h''N' P'N"'" nome owner S'"'
NV" fo""'S' ""'h' every 'ohX IhNnrI,i NL, nm
| 3tIlI 81, 2bi W. room apartment: ncwly
furnished; good hclshhorhoodi all cohHen
,cru sr AZ, &C. >,.,,i, ,,,,,-,., .,.,,,,.
| bath 81; bargain. jani,or or ELLIS. ..o w.
| tist st
,,,,,t ~, ,,, ~, ,,.,,,, a., , ,,,,.
"p, ~ I, III w. rrh' mu; r"""' ""'"
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TH Es LET no wv ,M,NT, r" hIys'
Furnisted Eaat .lde.

MADISON AVE. 1895 Summers hrlD--An sole
g'n,ly furnished single nat rooms bath
light. 81 weekly,
Ma Anl-ON AVE. 1925 Suprrhly furnished )
rooms aud bath; clean, new, Hight; bargain Sl2
weekly. Summ"r's brll,
CGrii 81. IiU T.. IIalf house. u rooms. bath,
S2i: IN rooms, ~. Sl2 Faulkner
@rH Sr. 2a3 T.. - ccsiiy furnished outside
rooms, hath; modern improvements: ~.
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furnished Rooms to Let.
:. One T'nie 'oc. pr line; Second Hme. rc. per
hne: Third and !Sib@qient Times. ISc. pr line
n" eard char0e on S'anddya
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Onicr In the city. where the
sansse' sf,as: VIII '' 'A' same as ''''' " 'A' ~''
DowERY. IS. near Canal St tiontauk HoteD-
Nicely furnished rooms: hot cold water: gas.
bath heat, gentlemen. Joe. nightly; s: weekly.
CLINTON PLACE, 40, near 18th ave.Fins
rooms. 81 mp; gentlemrn or housekeeping;
house ilrst class.
IRNISG PLACE, 2I-Number newly furnished
references.
LEXINGTON AVE. ia Desirable large front
room. with dressing room adjoining; all con-
veniences; pleasant house reasonable.
ST. MARKS PLACE, 20-Iarge furnished front
room: also attic; suitable light hou ,ekeepng;
lsT ST. s2, near LIST ave.-FurnIshed paror foor
to let suitable for doctor or lawyer -.
~ AVE. lnV, corner 18th st.-Fine large front
hall room to let. -
2D AVE, s4-Nicely furnished large room for
2; also a hall room.
30 AVE. 1872 nicely furnished rooms, I'd moor
connected together TO respectable party.
81 AVE, 537 81. neatly furnished roomS: every
convenience Tor housekeeping: rent low to de-
slrnblc parry.
Sd AVE, H"5-Nicrly furnished r. oms for gen
temcn; all convrnlencos. lnquir" ID floor.
4TlI AVE, 2.o Elegantly furnished rooms:
bath. hot cold water, everything new; central
location.
4Tu AVE. ga Furnished rooms 10 let: marriel
cOupl" or gentlemen; all improvements.
5fii 81, 392 H. Nicely furnished back parlor
ior2 gentIcmcn or man vile
l0rlI ST, I6 r.. near broadway Furnished
rooms. cn suite or sinsly: bath & ail CON
v"nlrnc,s.
lUTI ST, 2O6 r. Lady can have bright. clean,
pretty bedroom, 81; inquire innltor
nth ST. 81 F.: i2!hi q r. 18th. -: all
apartments, single or suits, 81 to $40 weekly.
nm 81, ~ l.. NtceIy furnished rpum. suit
rug gentlemen or married couple. for house
keeping.
i2TH ST. 237 T.. Front room, nicely furnished.
all improvements To let. pauCurt.
lITll 81, alJE Comfortable Large hall room;
cheap TO pernnnsnt party.
lpIH 81, ~ T. rniog square Large sunny
. rooms ~ ~ -; honSrkeepinsi single
18TH ST. lU7 f., near Union Square-LarSe.
also hall rooms; together or Neparhiely' private
family.
10TH ST.. las +. Nicely turnishcl rooms,
ladies gents; rooms for housekeeping; all CON
i7rH ST, 2l0 E.-Newly furnished front sunny
room all cuuNcnicnccs; gentlemen: references.
18Th 81. 9,Is 1, -Comforable hall rooms, - ;
Housekeeping, furnished rooms suiing couples,
81, ~
10TH, 81. a2s E,-Niccy furnished bedroom 4
kltch, huuN"AecpinS; al cuuNen.eHcr'; also
atl"t h""t'
s2p ST, 30 E.--I.arec. desirable rooms suite or
s,ngiy, references exchanged
25III 81, lih T. -En' ~ 81 door, en suite or
,ingly; also back parlo basement.
2sTH ST. III Front sqiarr room = back
room, also front hall room vita all 'on'en'
2SllG 81. ,o5 I.-NcNly op,uyd large small
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3lST ST. 3l3 ". Large h small rooms, neatly
furnished: hrst class iOaId reasonable. ,-v4l
3Sp ST, 3l7 w.-Furnished rooms, gentlemen. q
a Sc. table board, IS; superior table.
3trH 81. 49, W. handsomely Furnished
double 4 single rooms; also doctors office, 2st
floor; board optional. ~
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North OF ,asth Street.

10th ST., AUBoRN E.-Furnlshed room
tn let, with or without board. Mr.. Camp.
YONKEIsS, 287 Warburton ave.-Fhe location.
or ? furnish I'd rooms; reasonable reference; (;
board near BY. ... .........