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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-19
ARCHIBALD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brewy wsnt to
New York last evening in response to n
telegram from New York city asking
them to come Immediately. their son
Edward having had his leg cut off.
The telegram gave no further partica-
lars.
The Riverside store is we'll supplied
with fish at present Manager II. Q.
Linderman was fishing in Wayne
county Monday and Tuesday.
Il. A. Jones has returned from AL
toona, where he had been attending
the Odd Fellows convention.
Tho funeral of Mary. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coughlin, Of Rail-
road street, took place this afternoon.
Union services will be held in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morn.
ing by the Presbyterian and Lutheran
congregations. Sermons will be
preached by Rev. Mr.. Rudolph and
Rev. Mr.. Shaw. The services are in
commcmoration Of the fifth anniversary
Of Rev. Mr.. Rudolph's entry to the
ministry.
There will be no congregational
uiootluk Nv buo iobDJ lclluu OuuA ~u Oll
Monday evening.
A Hungarian was assaulted noar the
Wayne street bridge by an unknown
man last night at midnight. He says
SIS was taken from him
Misses Rose and Lizzie Jordan, Of
Green Ridge, called on friends here on
Wednesday.
May devotions were held in St.
Thomas church Friday evening. They
were very largely attended
Miss Charles Milhaus called on
friends In Jermyn yesterday.
Miles and James p. McAndrew dele
gated to the diocesan convention at
Wilkes Barre huve returned.
The dissolution OF tho injunction
against the Csrbondals Traction com
pany, by judge Archibald yesterday
afternoon, leaves the company free to
extend its track to the Blakoly bound
ary where it will ba connected with
tho Scranton hne, Tho rails aud ties
have already been laid part way and
tho grade for the track mas been pre-
pared for the entire distance. II is
hoped that the work will be speedily
pushed to completion and that n
through line between Carbondale and
Scranton will be in operation az soon
as possible.
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PECKVILLE.


Halsey Lathrup will address the
Prohibition club in the Grand Army
of tho Republic hall next Tuesday
evening.
A citizens meeting was held in the
Grand Army of the Republic hall as'
Wednesday evening to make arrange
msnts for Memorial Day Representa-
tives were present from all societies IL
town and reported that their societies
would take part in the parade. Toe
parade will start at o'clock from this
post headquarters The line OF march
will be down Main street to Nortl
Main street, to Academy street,
from Academy street back to
Maple. from Maple to Hickory
from Hickory to the cemetary. Charles
Wallack will net as grand marshall,
with the assistance Of n mounted mar
shall from every society represented.
All members of Sheridan Lodge
knights of Pythias are requested to be
present next Monday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society Of M. IL
church presented the Building commit
tee OF the new church with check TO
five hundred and twenty-five dollai
last wednesday,
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MIN00KA.

Miss Della KNAPP. Of Greenwood, ia
confined to her home by illness.
Mrs TGurlow Colbough, Of Green
wood, who has been sick for the past
month with Bronchitis, is convalescng,
William Hollenback. OF Greenwood,
has family Of children affected with
measles.
John Coyne. the champion sharp
shot OF the Minooka Gun club, is drsr.
ous Of arranging match with Bon
Fern, Sim Davis or Eligas Young,
either one or all of them Nan and
money ready at auy time at N. p.
Judges hotel
5. J. Mahedy nni John Ksnney have
formed partnership and intend to
open stone quarry at No. this sea-
son.
a surprise party was rendered Miss
Ray Morgan at her home In Miner q
Hell last evening. by large number OF
her Greenwood friends. The parl0rs
were brilliantly illuminated and su.
perbly decorated for the occasion.
Dancing and games were INDUCED in
till the wee email hours Of the morn
ing. A very sunptuous repast wss
served nt midnight Those present
were G.. B w. Doud, Harry S. D5uA,
David. II. P. lowering. Fred q r.
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TAYLOR.

Taylor band will hold picnic on
May 30, at Wcuer park.
The reception COMMITTEES and trustees
OF tho Price Library association will
meet on Monday night.
Belle Widenor, of Scranton, visited
friends in town on Thursday.
John W. Reese, our popular towns
man, is making general canvass Of
the county for delegates for the Office
Of recorder on the Republican ticket.
The event Of next week will be the
Confederate Spy" by the Young Mems
Dramatic club. The piece is a military
drama in five acts and takes two hours
and thirty minutes to play it. Special
scenery has been purchased for the
rendition. The proceeds will be do
mated to the Calvary Baptist church.
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CARBONDALE.

Misses Grace and Eva Whitney, who
have been guests of their cousin, Miss
Lizzie Ammermau. of Canaan street.
left Yesterday for Forest City to make
brief visit with Miss Iona Tyler.
Miss May Halock has returned to her
home in this city after an extended
stay with relatives in Wilkes-Barrp.
An exciting game Of base ball was
played yesterday afternoon on the
Simpson grounds between a Carbon
dale club and the Young Mems Chris.
tian association team OF Scranton
Tho result was at the ninth innings,
LIE in favor Of Carbondale.
Last evening at tho home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Correll. of Canaan strest.
occurred tho marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Augusta Jones, to Christopher
Mittan, of this place. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock with Rev.
w. B. Grow officiating.
The FIRST session Of the Young Mems
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,JERMYN.


Mr. and Mrs Charlie, c Taylor, Of
Tompkinsville; Mr. and Mrs. Michael
McCann, OF Greenfield. aud Z. J.
OBoyls, of Thompson, were Jsrmyn
visitors yesterday.
The meetings in 81. Mary's Cltholic
church are we'll attended The sermons
by the mission fathers ara plain, prac-
tical and to the point They, assisted
by the pastor, are doing much good.
Mrs C. +. Baker is visiting her par.
cnts. Mr. and Mrs T. c. Robinson, Of
CGrbondale
Monsey's tribe, Independent Order oI
Red Men, will hold basket social mex!
week to which they will invite and BE-
very glad to see their lady friends
The many friends OF Floyd Hunter
will be pleased to hear that he is re.
covering from his severe illness
Judge Graves, of South Dakota. il
the guest Of Jermyn relatives.
The cantata under the auspices ot
the Congregational church was giver
in Enterprise hall this evening an
much enjoyed by those present. Tn,
costumes OF the children were pl,ns
ing The rendering of tho ciflicnl
parts showed the If 'ct Of hard wort
by those who had the IN ,tter in charge
The Red Men intend to hold a socia
next week, ut which time they will b.
/ glad to see their wives and sweetheart
present.
The ladies Of the Primitive Method.
! ist chnrch ,vill bn11 a hu1a,r ,ba lott.i
end Of this month. the proceeds to b.
used in furnishing the parsonage
Ira j. Turner. who has had chasst
OF tho sio:e Of the Scranton Lumber
company in Scranton. y. G. has re
signed his position and accepted NOR,
lucrative one Ia Norfolk. Va.
You can get u New England suppo,
for 10 cents next Tuesday evening q
tbs parlors Of the First Baptist church
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STROUDSBURG.


Permission has been asked OF
the councils Of both boroughs.
through ex-Judgs John B. Storr.
for the Pennsylvania Telephone
company 10 erect poles aud
string wires through both places. The
company will agree to put up their
poles under supervision OF this street
committees and to maintain the streets
in good shape. II at any time either
borough wishes to establish o fire
alarm system permission will be
granted by the company for them to
use their poles. The headquarters is in
Harrisburg and Francis jordan, of
Philadelphia. is the president II the
permission Is granted the work will be
commenced at once.
William Fredmore, one of the Oldest
residents Of either borough, died yes
terdsy, aged 70 years, at his residence
on Hungry Hill.
Mr.. Fredmore caught severe cold
about week ago which resulted fat
ally. The funeral services will be held
at o'clock Thursday afternoon. The
deceased was for many years in tho
milk business He leaves u widow and
several children to mourn his loss.
1t has been decided to lower the
steeple on the Methodist Episcopal
church at this place. Work will bs
commenced at once by William Garis,
Lovers Of bRse ball will be interested
to know that game will be played on
tho campus Of the Normal school ut 2
o'clock tomorrow Saturday between
the class of '07 of Lafayette college and
the regular Normal school toam.
Mira Il d. Beardslso and Miss M. E.
Carroll spent Tuesday sight seeing Mt
the Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs. Samuel Weller, OF Washington
N. D., spent last Sunday with her
cousin. Mrs. L. d. Bsardslee. on Scott
street.
After separation of fiitaeu years
from his children Thomas Wall re-
turned to East StraudsburG yesterday.
His wife died when the little ones were
unable to take care Of themselves and
they were adopted by several citizens,
Colonel Durfse taking two. ex. Burgess
Fenner. Henry Bunnsll and an aunt
at Pbillipsburg taking care OF one
each. The children have now grown
into majority and were considerably
surprised to see their father. IL Is ex-
pscted that Mr.. Wall will remain in
town for some time
Rehearsals are being held every
night for tho cantata entitled "Tn0
Rainbow Prince" which is to be given
in the Academy Of music the night
preceding the commencement of the
East STraodsbnrg schools next week
In addition 10 the cantata calisthenic
drill will be given The general ad-
mission will be twenty cents and
twenty five cents for reserved seats.
Owing to the forest fires iu this vici
nifty the clothespin factory was closed
down yesterday and tho employers
were sent out TO fight the fire.
The fumes are most serious around
Gouldsborough and efforts will be
made to check them in that vicinity
first. The frat is so dense so as :,
make il impossible to approach any
where near TO the flames
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YES or NO
A We'l-Known Phy8iCian,Who,
Among Other Things, Is
Noted for His FrankneSS.

No one ever heard Dr. L. Grewer use
the phrase 81 think in his practice. The
doctor Is one of those frank, fearless, hon.
est, positive men who never hesitate TO
say yes or no, as the case may require.
81 can cure YOU ur II cannot cure you, ="
is his inyariaGle decision after examine
tion, and 10 this fact fact /. attributable
his remarkable record without failures.
But II would be strange iuderd II the doc
tor were not u more tHan usually success.
full practitioner lie has been surgeon. in
chief IN more than one OF the largest hos
pitfalls Of this country. was lately Demon
strator of Physiology anl Surgery Mt the
Medico-Cbirurgcal College in philadel.
phla, has been elected an honorary mem
be: OF the Medco- Chirurgcai Association.
Is a graduate Of the University Of Penn
sylyania etc, aud is srill close student
a man with such record could not fail
to be n successful physician under any
circumstances, but when backed By
cautious, conservatism IN expression. or,
10 use n more popular phrase. the "be-
sure-you're .righ ght-theu.go-ahead" system,
1t would br more than strange IL failure
overlook him.
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OLYPHANT.

Mrs. William Kquueiy and daugh-
Ter Mollie, Of Green Ridge. visited
friends in town last cvoning.
Jermyn and Jonson colleries pay
their men today Saturday.
Regular services viii bs held IN tho
Blukely Baptist church Sunday, In
the morning the sermon will be "A
Royal Psnitcnt" and In the evening "a
Parable in Action
The Welsh Baptist Sunday school
will bold "Tutii Frutti' social At
Keystone hall on Monday evening.
Tho Browns will play tho Young
Mems Christian union team on the flats
today Saturday Game called at 3 30
T. Il WiliamS, Of the West Side,
spent yesterday fishing in the streams
Of Wayne county.
By special request the Adonis Litor-
ary club have decided to reproduce
their interesting play, Tho Lost
Mine" The piece will be presented
again at Father Mathew Opera house
on June 0 under the auspices of the
81. AloySius society.
John Davis, "tho boy preacher, u
will deliver an address ut the Young
Mems Christian union rooms on Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock,
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Beccham's pills are for
b.liousness, bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness, sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss of appe-
tito, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Book free; pills CSC. At
drugstores, or write B.F.Al
Co,365 Canal St., New York.
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A Quarter Century Test.

For quarter Of century Dr. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, Rnd the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify 10 It's wonderful curative
powers in all diseases Of Throat, Chest and
Lungs. A remedy that has stood tho test
so long and that has given 80 universal
satisfaction Is no experiment. Each bottle
is positively guaranteed 20 give relief, OF
the money will be refunded. II is admitted
TO be the most reliable for Coughs and
Colds. Trial bottles Free at Matthew Bros.
Drug Store Large size SOC, and Sl.O0. -
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Hollonbnck, Thom rs A Murray. SAM
uel G. Mahsay, Harry Cardwell Thur.
INV, CooIbaugn; Misses Lizzie Lover
ing. Annie lowering. Jennie Lowering,
Sarah Fox. Sadie Knapp. Hattie ,Hol-
lenback. Fla Cardwell, Hanna Mary
Thomas. Eliza Rosssn. Helen Rossen.
Mamie Rose.
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The best salvo In the world for Cut,
Bruises, Sores, Uloers salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, yhapped Hands, ChilblninS
Corns aud all Skin EruptionS and posi-
lively cures PLEA or no pay required 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price ~ cents per
box. For sale by Matthews Broa 80
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G .ristian association district conven-
ton was hel las evening III tn" lee
ture room of the Baptist tabernacle.
Miss Minuie Widger will soon take
up her residence in Scranton.
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Or. Norwood's Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as prescription by sue.
cessful physician 1t ia in all respects the
best coguh medicine made today. Sold by
all dealers on Il guarantee Of satisfaction.
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You can consult DR.. Grewer any day at
Rooms > and G.
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SUMMER SHAWS.

Almost every woman fad light.
feecy shawl a most desirable adjunct
10 her summer wardrobe. especially on
cool evenings in the country noun.
tains or at the sea shore. We have q
very attractive line at much less thaa
prevailing prices.
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When r1aby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When She was q Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she clung to CaEtoria.
When she mad Children, she gave them Castoria,
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Call and see the map. Lots
at Low Prices. Take the Tay-
lor or the Eynon street cars
and view the city from this
most delightful spot.
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Ducks

Not those that you eat, but those
that you wear. Duck Vests we speak
OF 20 fit stylish ladies Sizes from 80
10 3S Prices. 81 50 to 81; double
breasted, with pearl buttons
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For pimples, b'ackhcads, rcd and oily skin, red,
rough hands with fhap pccss nails, dry, lhn and fall
ing hair, and staple baby blcmishcBits wonderful.
Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug and
Chem. Corp, 500 Props, Boston.
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FAIR VIE W PARK

Homes in the city.
Fresh, Pure Water, Electric
Light, Street Car Service at
the door, Churches and Schools.
This is what the Fair View
Land Company offer.
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william Councli, George II. CntiIn.
Alfred Hand. James Archibald, hcnry
Bclin, Jr, William T. Smith. Luther
Keller
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Loans.

LADY loans money on furniture in use conf.
DENTAL liberal terms Address JONES, box
1Sh World,
A-LOANs procured on furniture In use without
removal. tasy payments: longest time, strictly
confidential. UNION SQUARE LOAN co. Lincoln
Buicing, room col. Union Square and li,h St
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS made on furniture,
Sv,, IN sums o. any amount Address Ander
sou, box III World.
LOANS on FtRNtTtRE, without removal /:
easy payments; confidential 3IS Fulton 81. g,
room -, Germauis Euilding, Brooklyn.
MONEY to loan on furniture. pianos &c. legal
interest, easy payments: business confidential
rArTEN & co. 26b Atlantic ave- East New
York Bank Building. rooms 8 and 8. brooklyn:
entrance Pennsylvania ave.
PRIVATE FATTY loans money on household
furniture without removal; strictly conhden.
tial. Address Black. box jBs World.
THE GREATER NEW YORK LOAN co. 70
Liberal loans on furniture. &C.. IN use; deal
ings onidental. Mount Morris Bank Building,
~ Fast l2bth st, room u.
THE RAPID, TRANSIT LOAN co. Liberal
loans ON iuiniture &c, In use: dealings con.
tdcnns' l"th Ward Bank. Lexington ave. and
l45tiI II room 3l2.
SlD OR LESS LOANED on furniture, pianos,
&c. loss than usual rates; easy payments: Will
call. Address DRi3M box as world. uptown.
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8oarders Wanted.
West Size.


18TH ST, soi W. near Broadway-Choice. cool
rooms bath, every convenience, board for .
9th ST 23o W-.Nevly furnished large e.
small rooms. excellent board; table boarlcrs
summer .ri,eS
lSl II 81, 311 W,-Alcove back parlor other
rooms good board very reasonable.
iSli 81, 22l W, near broadway HandsOm'
front room, couple $40; hall rooms, }5 hand
some back parlnr
IlI1I 81, W. Get board: southern anily:
references. Cashier, Post ONCE box 2lOo.
oath ST. Il W. Large rooms IN select house
lrami"nt' taken for SUNNI months reference.
hTlG ST. - W.-!.arge & small rooms, excellent
table hne location, terms moderate
9drIt ST. IS W.-Lsrse. handsome rooms
lsrt house near PARK. uansients taken. table
board.
HANDSOMELY furnished room gentleman
wife, board lady only. r. e:i 6th ave.
the PARK. lnl Waverev risce-Boarders wanted
hv day or week. also hne rooms. excellent
table; references
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West sid

west SIDE.
3il " ST. ldl W square 4 medium sized
"'e'N 'Hth'N"e' rooms 'N''F convenience
3Ill ST, c@ II you want teti, beautifully
'""'sN'i room at ""'' price, '"'"
iTN ST. iaN W. no1r bnad"dv- Handsomely
'""'"'' ARK" S"'d'' '"''s' "on''a'" 'a''S'
JjIli ST, $40 ". ST. nicely furnished rooms
\ri,ni Tor h"u'eheep'ns' ample CLOSETS
u.>nc' '""'" ........... -..--
"a W ,I,.s "'"'N"'" ''''' ''o''''
sam ST, as w-L.-se = sm,l rooms semitic
mon - ~, ladies' ;S.b'; GOOD board
..,,, 90. .,o a., . ,-n,.,,,, ..,,. "a.
'''I' ~ , Nv, So ,n, h., '''"' WI"
,.,,, yr ,..v = p.,,.,.., ,,...,.,,. 3D..
'n',' -, n,,h 80. H.. b,,G 80 ,.
.onms breakfast
S7ru ST, iaI W-ra let, furnished front room &
bedroom. reasonable
"Sili y 20 W iianus"mcll FURNISHED Arg"
mics '"''' ''''''' '''' ''"' "'''''''
',..,,, --.--,-
3eIH r., "Sa w. 81 bell Large square fur
,o-,, - r, u. .,.,o. s.. ,,,.,,,.,a..
''Ih - =" 'orn"t a,h aye ~ nrtty tHr-
i2l' ST. aA' N.-Vanl. 'meN furnished ndtlot.
or bedrooms connecting, running water
~, "a. , 49,,
f-l' -. JOS N-Latse front haII room "a hoor,
49,, 80, ,,,, a. .,.,...., 81, -.
S!' - iu- W -bick rrlot nan ,"''nA' nicely
'"r"''"'' 81 %" Wy ''' 'u"'"'''' ''''''"'"
HTH ST ~ " -Furni'hed ROOM. board op-
i'hai trin et rates to ifAnslcH''.
s. hail I'M s. rrtv,,e ,,miJS '''''''' wi
sru ST Us " Two h-,,b, Handsomely fur.
'ntat - ,,rS,iI "," taI' '"''
n,""'I ''''''' l'',N'' '"'"''F ''''''"''.
i?Ili ST, IA W.-Hand'omely furnished narlor
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l.. A. LINDE.

Ioe West 3tth ct, corner Broadway. makes sps-
calty of teaching persons to dance who have at
tempted and failed to learn at other acsdemies
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroushly
taught: afternoon and evening classes: cars
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge. open all summer.
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY 20 West 5eth
st-Open all summer: waltz guaranteed In 6
private lessons with music. IS; four class lessons
81: q class lessons. s.; class every evening
Wednesday and Saturday receptions dancing s 30
TO l2 will remove Aug. TO American Theatre
Rriliing Ccost million dollarsl. sth ave. and
ga 1t ve-y large hall, eectric ligh' electric el.
vator. steam heat. II will absolutely be the most
try; price the same.
OPEN ALL SUMMER-watz and all fashion
able dances taught rapidly; circulars, KNICk-
ERBOr kER CONSERVATORY. a W llth st.
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GOOD PAYING liquor store, oak fixtures. bcs,
thoroughtare, cheap rent: years lease; Ii
,suSr. two businesses, Inquire Shaeier Brewing
Grand 81 Rrnoklyn
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FIRST.CLAss LIQUOR STORE for sale owner
having :? southwest corner Pearl and Concord
SITS Brooklyn
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BILLIARD and pool tables, all sizes, at auction
prices ". H GRIFFITH & CO. Is 9Th ave.
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| ROCKAWAY BEACH First-class opportunity;
| bar dancing pavilion for balance season; very
| cheap; adjoining hotel at station. Apply NAG
| Nus ASH. % Citation place,
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ovens horses. Wagons harness, stock. fixtures
leNsC Sc. must be sold Inquire on premises
aaI IN ave. SAMlEL A. LlPPENCOTr assgnee
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eaIt Side.


LEXINGTON AVE. 1878 Large square ROOM
, WIN BOARD - all conNeniences; private fam
lily reasonable.
iTH AvL., lo2-Re-pectaele working ladies 4
gents accommodated With good board; cool
rooms IS 50 -
10TH ST lls. la, 100 E--Iianisom. single a
double rooms excellent board summer prices,
nth ST q E.-PIessant rooms, excellent table:
uinaient. permanent, tSbe hoard.
nth ST. PA r. single Il double rooms good
board terms moderate
18th ST, PA. between "a & Sd Aves-Two small
rooms, good board price moderate
18th 81. Sis E.-small rooms. excellent board.
81 30 81 weekly.
ED ST. ls E-Larse q small rooms; good table
mod"rai" prices translents accommodated
osD ST. PAS E.-Board, two young men. $3.50;
tsth, early breakfast homelike; bell IL
Esd ST, III E.-Pleusan, rooms; separate, con
Meeting, transient guests accommodated reason
ably table board; references
18TH ST. 1888 E--Desirable rooms with or With
out hoard every convenience; summer ra'es.
DIST ST. E.-lIanfsome rooms; excellent table:
families bachelors; location first class, mod
crate,
modatons ladies. - 80, gentlemen. $3.50: room
for light housekeeping
nST ST, 2n E.-Rospecahle working ladies' 4
gents accommodated, with good board. cool
rooms, 81 80 81.
9TH ST 1876 E.-Privais house; newly furnished
back parlor. suitable for doctor; also hall room:
table board.
5orH ST. As E.-Large elegantly furnished
rooms, with good board; Jewish family; con-
venences. summer prizes.
18Th ST, 1877 f. Large I'd Aoor front room:
running water; also small room. with board;
moderate.
18Th ST. lC6 F. Single 4 double rooms; e1.
ce!lent summer house; good board very rea-
sonable,
18TH ST. 1888 E-Rooms With nrst.cl.ss board:
terms moderate, table board.
SAD IT 300 l.. Large, front, cool room, with
hoard terms moderate: all conveniences
1857 II ST. ia T.. Excellent board 4 room for
lin private Jewish family.