davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22
Geologist Gilbert's Letter to the U. 8.
Geological SURVEY.

Geologist Gilberts Letter to the U. 8.
Geological Survey.
Two weeks ago we published the
the details of an interview of our citizens
with Prof. G. S. Gilbert, of the U. s.
Geological Survey. VIM. Matthews has
favored us with the following letter, be-
ing a report made to the Washington Of
fee by Prot Gilbert.
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Pueblo, Colorado, Nov. 4, 1894.
Hon c. D. Walcott,
Director U. s. Geological Survey.
SIR: The letter of William Matthews,
Esq, requesting, on behalf of a local
committee, information as to artesian
possibilities at Rocky Ford, Colo, was
informally referred to me by Col H q.
Rizer, Acting Director. It reached me
Opportunely just as my field work was
completed and when was within twenty
miles Of Rocky Ford. As the point lies
outside the field Of my previous study
did not feel fully qualified to express
an opinion, and accordingly visited the
town, spending a day in local geologic
committee Of citizens and explained to
them my view Of the situation. In that
interview ascertained, what does not ap-
pear in the letter, that municipal supply
is the purpose for which artesian water
is desired.
The rock underlying Rocky Ford is a
shale belonging to the upper part OF the
Niobrara group. This shale as measured
in Pueblo, is 400 IT. thick, and is so uni
form in texture that am unable to say
what part OF it occurs under the city.
Beneath this shale the section (measured
within 40 miles, on the Apishapa sheet)
is: (Here follows statement Of the geo.
logical formation, diagram Of which
was published in the ENTERPRISE Of
Nov. 9Th.
Allowing for 100 feet, of unproductive
Dakota saddstone, the base of the upper
Niobrara shale is 1876 IT. above the water
horizon. I therefore estimate the depth
Of the water horizon below the surface at
Rocky Ford to be between 735 It and
1156 It. It is probably less than 1000 #.
The following facts bear on the ques-
ton whether the water if reached by q
boring, will rise above the surface. The
Dakota sandstone reaches the surface at
various points to the west, south and
east; its various outcrops near the
mountains at the west are far above tho
level Of Rocky Ford; outcrops on the
Huerfano, Apishapa and Purgatoire riv-
ers (Walsenburg, Apishapa and Tmpas
sheets) are several hundred feet above
| ItOchy cOIuS ouUCfOpS at AAS hulmaSp ~
miles east, are 800 It below Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford thus lies between outcrops
that are both above and below it, and the
question Of the pressure on the Dakota
water is an open one. incline to the
opinion that the water will rise above the
surface at Rocky Ford because the phsic-
al condition, stated above, are very SIM
liar to those that obtain at Pueblo, where
the water rises $50 It. above the food
plain of the Arkansas.
As to the quality and quantity Of the
water and the permanence of successful
wells, the citizens Of Rocky Ford cannot
do better than base expectations on the
experience of Pueblo, where the artesian
wells all derive their water from the same
Dakota sandstone.
Very Respectfully,
| G. X. GILBERT,
Geologist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22
The PAUL WILSON
DRY GOODS @.
COMMISSIONERS, PROCEEDINGS

La Junta, Nov. 10. 1894.
The bridge across the Arkansas at
Rocky Ford was accepted and warrant
for 81, ,015 was drawn in full payment
November IL.
Warrants were issued as follows for
election expenses:
NJ. F. Lindsay, E. E. Blake, g. W.
Hallows, M. L. Beckwith, E. 8. Brown,
VIM. H. Dunbar, John I. Mock, j. w.
Spargar, W. P. Clark, $3.50 each.
M. j. Mahoney, H. A. Dawley, @. NJ.
Robins, NJ. R. Gillum, Geo. w. Dennis,
G. 8. Hill S15 each.
Annie L. Dye, Uzz Everett, G. @.
Weatherby, W. H. Robinson, L. B. Paul
sen, ]. T. Russell, Clara NJ. Norton,
$17.5O each.
N II McMaster, E F Nickel, A P
Kouns. G NJ Hill, T E Partner, w P
Noe, Uriel Higbee, Nettleton, Ella B
Wells, Jas Clemow, J E Hireen, NJ W
Lincoln, w @ Hanen, Fred Warren, VIM
F Spence, NJ Clark, s5 each.
W A Gillum, w P Scheets, F R Battey,
w 81 Snoddy, $3.50 each.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22
WHAT sToCKMEN ARE DOING.

WHAT sTOCKMEN ARE DOING.
-Messrs. vroman and McCaskill re-
turned on Saturday from Kansas City,
where they went last week with train
load Of fat cattle. The steers brought
them $50 each and COWS e2.0O per 100
pounds.
H. 8. Holly last week took two trains
Of cattle to Kansas City, this being his
fourth shipment this season. He reports
the market full Of stock Of all kinds, yet
he realized fair prices.
IT. ]. Barnard, of Fowler, took car
load of hogs to Pueblo last Saturday Of
which he made sale which netted him
better returns than il he had shipped to
Denver. Pueblo is the nearest and nstu-
raj market for the Arkansas valley and
should have the preference with our shin
pers in all matters in which it comes in
competition with Denver. By helping
Pueblo We build up nearer home mar
ket. which always means better prices for
the producer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22
It May Do as Much for You:

Mr.. Fred. Miller, of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he he had a severe Kidney trouble
for many years, with severe pains in bis
back and also that his bladder was af-
fected. He tried many SO called Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About ayear ago he began the use Of
Electric Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted to
often gives almost instant relief. One
trial will prove our statement. Price
only so cents for large bottle. At Dr. E
w. Kearby's and DR.. W. E. Fenton's
Drugstores..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22
knights Of the Maccabees,

The State Commander writes us from
Lincoln, Neb., as follows: "After trying
other remedies for what seemed an OBJ
stinate cough in our two children We
tined DR.. Kings New discovery and at
the end Of two day the cough entirely
left them. We will not be without It
hereafter, as our experience proves that
it cures where all other remedies fail."-
Signed F. W. Stevens, state Com.-Why
not give this great medicine Trial, as It
il guaranteed and trial bottles aIe free at
DR.. p. w. Kearby's and DR.. W. E. Fem
toms drugstores.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22

1t is reported that the machinery has
been ordered and that the Santa Fe will
begin drilling at once for artesian water,
just north Of the fue house. A piece Of
ground 60x100 feet has been laid Of west
of the round house, for what purpose is
only known to the officials themselves.
It is generally believed, however, that it
is for additional shops.-La Junta Trib-
une.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22
Bucklen's Arnlca saIye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Few
er Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale at DR.. E. W.
Kearby's drug store. 36S4l9
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22
Good, But From an Unexpected Source.

That time in the history Of Otero poll
tics when the saloon exerts a greater in
fuence in politics than the press and the
ladies, has passed. 1t has been the prac-
tice Of candidates to give the saloons
looms will be playing in big luck if they
hold their own, without attempting to
dictate and get the Doodle too.-Adyer-
tiser Forum.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22

Rocky Ferd Camp, Woodmen of the
World, is talking Of building hall for
its own use.
Some Of the friends are thinking of
making up pony purse to send the edit
or of the ENTERPRISE to Partners writ
ing school! All sums designed for that
purpose may be left with g. NJ. Hall or
b. A. Dawley!
The Rocky Ford public school is
this winter keeping up its reputation as
one Of the best in the state. The at
tendance is large and the interest 2 nd
progress Of the pupils excellent
--Larmore Bros have already COM
pleted the brick work Of two of the dozen
farm houses which they are constructing
for the Bent-Oter Improvement Co.
This first improvement by the company
is being done in Patterson Valley.
Christmas comes but once q year.
It is the season Of gifts. And at Cheney's
can be found an assortment of china and
glassware that the ladies speak of IN terms
Of highest praise. See it and then buy.
The nelly Bly," when going to Pu-
eblo last Saturday had narrow escape
from wreck near Boone. Three head
Of cattle refused to leave the track and
were run down by the engine. Two were
badly crippled and the third was instant
ly killed. The body was crushed out of
all resemblance to an animal and its Wis
cera scattered along the track for several
hundred yards, some adhering to the
rods under the coaches. When the train
was brought to halt the mutilated re-
mains of the animal were under the chair
car. How the train managed to slid over
80 large a mass of flesh and bone and
stay on the track is mystery.
Smokers are not aware that the hab-
it which ls such a pleasure to them is a
great nuisance to many others. Post
master Salyer is one Of those who do not
enjoy tobacco smoke. He says that when
the lobby Of the postoffice is filed with
the fumes OF poor tobacco he is forced to
flee to the outside for fresh air. II the
patrons of the office do not use a better
article OF tobacco, or spend less time in
the lobby with ancient pipes which con-
tain enough poison to kill all the Jack
rabbits in Otero county, the postmaster
will exercise his privilege and prohibit
in the office. He would like to
avoid this alternative but he can't live in
cloud of vile tobacco smoke.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22

Last Thursday night about two
inches Of snow fell, but by a. m. Of Fri
day the sun was shining as usual and by
night very little snow was to be seen.
The weather continues Just cold enough
for health and characterized by that ever
present sunshine for which the Arkansas
valley is noted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22

and will meet Nov. 80 to locate same.
Daniel Keagh was ordered sent to the
Houston Narcotic Cure institute at
Rocky Ford for treatment.
The county commissioners resumed
their session yesterday morning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22
winters coming
Satisfy the soul
II it only meant the need
OF ice instead of coal?

s.. j. Graham and H. S. Branscum,
nf Catlin, were in Rocky Ford Monday
on business cpnnected with the new NJ.
E. church at Catiin, for the brick work OF
which Larmore Bros. have the contract.
The feeding of so much wheat to live
stock is having its effect on the Chicago
market. The price Of wheat is steadily
gong up and the Minnesota millers have
added 40 cents per barrel to the price of
-four.
1t is said that one Frank Conley has
left wife and two-weeks-old babe at
Dodge City in destitute circumstances.
Conley claimed to the Dodge people to
be from Rocky Ford, but we know moth
ing of him here.
The Price Draper Clothing Co.. La
Junta, say that although they have to
"buck against" two bankrupt sales they
are doing splendid business. Last Sat
urday was the best day they have had
since commencing business in La Junta.
After last weeks ENTERPRISE had
been printed the editor was much vexed
to find that large sheet ofcopy, contain
ing number of good local items had
been entirely overlooked and not put in
in type. This will account for the age
OF several items in this issue.
Here's query for you to think over
until next Thursday: How many 81
bills will it take to weigh as much as a
silver dollar? Ask the whole family to
guess and write the answers down on q
sheet Of paper. Preserve these guesses
until next Thursday, and when you read
in the ENTERPIsE the correct answer you
may be surprised and perhaps instructed.
The advertising columns Of news-
paper are an indication to strangers, as
to the extent and claims of town, and
every business house in Rocky Ford
should be represented in the columns of
the ENTERPRISE, in order to present to
distant readers a correct idea OF the bus
iness interests Of our town.
Crowley l. Son recently received an
invoice Of barrels from Pueblo in which
to pack large portion of their apple
crop for storage until late in the winter.
It will not be long before ,he growth Of
horticultural in this vicinity will be such
as to make demand for a cooper shop
for the manufacture of apple barrels.
AT an adjourned regular meeting of
the city council held Tuesday evening
the resignation OF J. r. Deweese was &C.
cepted and Henry Adsmond appointed as
marshal and water Commissioner. An
ordinance was passed granting right of
way to the Colorado Telephone Co, to
erect poles and wires for the operation a
an exchange in Rocky Ford.
The young peoples literary at the
Nichols school house is starting out we'll
for winter Of enjoyment and instruction.
The program last Friday evening ipclud-
ed debate, recitations, and music and was
quite interesting. For many Of the
H.1t - A1L
their first experience in such work and
they perform their parts excellently.
Such literary and debating societies
should be maintained in every neighbor-
hood, being very helpful to yni,ng peo-
pie in various ways
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22

of all the months that come and 60,
We should be most forgtving
To bleak November, since we know
She's bringing us Thanksgiving,
Detroit Free Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22

After 80 days fighting With Bankrupt Stock and Removal Sales
The their largest
coming Saturday
they could wait M having to take the goods
wrapping They buy all their LIST hands
spot which they obbes profit
are the they out on top in the fight
Shoes for 81 that others ask 81 so Mems all
Leather Shoes at 95 that cannot be bought anywhere for
less than ~ SUIT price sou
And everything
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22

Geo w Sparger's bill for $3.50 for
watcher at election was not allowed.
Q Washburn, A d Best and A P
kouns were appointed viewers of new
road and will meet Dec 1st to locate
same.
} b ONeil, r A Steen and A A Frost
were appointed viewers Of a new road
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-22

j. 8. Hawkins last week purchased
the Ben. T. Wilson dwelling, one block
west OF the M. E. church.
John Stanbridge is completing new
concrete dwelling south Of town, Milton
Reynolds, doing the carpenter work,
J Rev. D. W. Burt has fine showing
of chrysanthemums in Maxwells' show
windows.
A few days since Ben. T. Wilson
purchased four acres of Mayor Maltby,
adjoining town, on which he will soon
build.
-Gerbing & Sons meat market now
delivers porterhouse steak in new de-
livery wagon fine enough for pleasure
driving.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
Flat. and Ae.r,men,. 70 let.
ursurnished-west Side.


ASK JANIToR At 800 33I w. 35th at. to show
you those elegant rooms bath; these are
thoroughly respectable houses, well kept; all Inn
provements. Owner on premises.
roo@s al im EArs nsS Apply
premises, 169 w. 10th ST., corner 9TH ave.
A.-FLATs, steam. heated; o l. Z rooms; bath:
private street; $22, So. Christie. 7&3 Amster-
dam ave.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT desirable unfurnished
A'''' '"' '''"'" FLAGG. a,s W. 2sd st.
A-2oTH ST, 2is q 22l w, near Tth ave.-very
pspered decorated. all improvements. stationary
tubs ranges icebox. q. NICHOLAS. 1888
Broadway, near 42d st, or jantor.
AN ELEGANT, light rooms 4 bath corner
fat: new building; all improvements; rent $50.
Apply jaiiitor, 5S1 Hudson st corner Bethune ST.
APARTMENTS OF , 4 rooms, Just completed;
$3.50 to ''. ' hmE is'.l' e. iSs w. sA 81.
BEsr heated fat. for price uptown; 4, 4
rooms; decorated; finely located; small fani-
Nebol ss' ave- VIII Wco1 shelton ~ " ia5tb St.
A,.RoANoKE, single Also Garrison. Lansing.
hal service ,7s hot sss% Ssa cosy
ter lovely corner. st. from I. station. 2ss St
Nicholas ave. corner Nichols ave.
ARLINGTON, 1916 W. sgd ST.
Most complete apartment; large, light rooms
q bath; sabinet trim; steam heat; hot water sup
piled; all improvements; $50.
WE HAVE large list Of apartments 4 nats. in
coal Wood Furnished HoSER posTwcR
CO., l0i 4. seth at.
CHEAP ROOMS to let for colored people; 8 Il 4
rooms from 81. soto $40 per month. Apply
CHOICE CORNER FLAT-IOl West 9lst ST., 8
light rooms and bath: steam heated: newly and
soh uec"Tared superior convenient oca-
j. Il. BRIGGS, 534 Columbus ave. cor. seth st.
CHOICE FLOORS on Hudson ST.. for small
families: S15 TO ST. Bailey, 32l Hudson st.
CORNER FLAT, $25-6s West Goth ST., six
rooms
J. f. BRIGGS, Columbus ave-. cor Seth.
CHEAPEST COSBY FLATS In New York at 800
W. 2lSt -. o rooms d bath only SO
FISCHER q CO., Agents, l26 w. 4Oth st
CORNER FLAT 0large. all light rooms; modern
improvements; rent sG5 Inquire Janitor. 3Ol
West 55th ST.
CORNER FLAT-Four rooms & bath; $50 W. 18th
ST.; SCI MULLERs. 2o7s sth ave-
CORNER FLATS of fine light rooms; all i'm
provements; low rents Jantor, 80 Downing.
corner Bedford.
FOR Rem BACK part Of q room fiat. all sunny
rooms: furnished or nntnrnishel: I'D st. near
9TH ave. Address Flat. box 40 World, uptown.
ELEGANT FLAT, light rooms. corner house, lo4
I'd ave. Inquire GoTTLlEB, 900 9Th ST.
'AN's ~ Ah e:S'YStERNoR,
$50 TO $50
Apply on premises
FLOOR OF s rooms TO let at &c Hudson ST.. in
msnt store, o THoRNToN H. RoDMhN. Real Es-
tate Agent, l12 E. 18th st.. between Sd 9TH aves
FREE until Oct. 1; one block from Central Park
and elevated VT station saoms bath improye.
and Goth sts. rent $40 to $40; small families
HANDSOME FLATS; all improvements; 5eth
doctor.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
flats .ns Apsr.mer.. 70 Ls..
urfu,nI.h.a--West side.

~ al = u ~
,,,c,, az, ~. -. y.
"a floor, back, .-,,,--,--..----.-----,,-,-,---.-
l6TH 81 220 WI large rooms; All llght; IN
18TH 81, 22s W. -8yery light newly decorated
rooms; bath All modern Improvements; SS2,
s<e. - - -- --
18TH ST., l2s. bet. 9th a 10Th aves. "a large
rooms, vi to sla: --------y-y---------
18TH ST. III w.--Third floor to Lett . rooms;
Al In good o; ord e; ,,,,.,, -,,,,
nat every room lirht. Janitor's bell.
18TH 81, 212 f. Four medium. sized rooms In
private house TO small family OF adults; refer
ences given and required. --------
18TH ST.. 31l w. near 9Th ave. Beautiful
apartments, a a. rooms, all light; Improve
nth ST., I28 W Il rooms new imp prove
ments Sls 70 w: nlS9 rooh. Iron a. W. 20
si'' 'u''t 'o''t'' neA' o.'' ave. Apply !""to,'
18TH ST., us W,-Free 10 Sept IT, three 4
2vr,f sr. Ana Ws|Psrlor aoor a basement, 8
large light cheerful rooms BATH all improve
oIs,r s,r -n,J Ia 90 eo,r T., ,,,iy.,. honse K
rooms d bath s3s
isl 81, D. ILL, nv ,, u., sI
desirable; s23s2o.
,.D ST, 49, W.-Fioor in private house; good
-. .---------,-.
ua, every e5nvenepce oo owner eT OILY other en
nj; gas Iaase, dumb waiter, heat light; highest
sar r s,r,.A5 w-Rle1,nI HATS. A rooms: ali
cnnyenI.nccs, sue inrofiiY. menr station: rents
s5I 100 mug '''"'''' "''' ''"''o'' '''''
,Iru or ana w-ps,io, ooor & basement
rooms 4 bath: ln'pregyemen's moderate.
a. Nh, ht,,sin.ss 4, rsna, ,.ui Givi5e ''o''
-, - =. 49, 80. a.,
ETH ST, lA Wa rooms from I'LL up In
49, 's".,,i ----.---
co. on, son fio W. p,nsiyW MA u ald az
,or :, sr ,da " .,,,or a roo,,, o.,.
oynrr n,So1.:n, Scors,ad ceii,nys mir
rors and refrigerator; good neigbborhood.
list ST al W-kparfm.fR rear house q large
i,gbt rooms newt nsinted q papeJed: SO
am syrT ala aIa w-yery desirable Hats 4
Iipht rioms A. bathroom: ali improyements:
reasonable. see janitor. basement.
o,,, .- a., - .-1.1-
s5Iya,s s5ss% stone house; Bargain; '' small
18TH 18TH sT.. 40 Va roona all i, hit; stone
,,,rY. ~. .sSsa -, w.
ad.Sn $40 ,tsb, new hssrs G ,ac
ton; elegant entrance: $50
3fTU sT.I All W-iFleRent light front apert
ments; new house; bes' order; Sl2, $40. jan
hor ....-.--... ..------
10TH ct o., " -uapd.ome ,IngIe anartment 7
rooms, bath; every convenience; steam; 6
rooms, bath, $780, 4.,.
10th S,rx .5i w ala SIT. a n 4 beautiful
,nt roons: Inndsomey papeIel q painted
M ,i NeaS 3at ~ Pah v y, o wv W.,
BOTH sT.. S5I W.xParlor floor d basement;
strictly pfivate house Il neshborhoOd pier mir
rors good ofcer. : - -
The evening world., 1894-08-27
REDUCED RENTS.


AID ST, go W.-select steam heated fats: As
much light as a corner; $3S to A5. Janitor.
SINGLE FLAT!!!!-2o ieet wide: l24 W. S4th
st.. extra large rooms with bath; steam.
heated hrepaces: refrgeratOrs; private halls all
rooms on outside air. superior accommodations;
s55-S1O. Janltor or ]. Il. Briggs Columbus
ave. co ner Sjthst.
THE TOWNSEND. zoe W. 12lst st-very choice
apartments I large light rooms and bath; steam
heat; all modern improvements; near l. station
must be seen to be appreciated. Apply to jantor,
or Frederick Heed, 20Ss It'll
THE EMILfNOBI.E-Eegant new flats, Z
rooms h bath: steam heat, gas, ranges logs,
l 18th st: a 7ih ave. facing park Apply to Jan
itor or =. :. Baker. 222 w. fl6th st.
THE Ella" 10 W.1l4rH ST. Private block |;
steam heat: mirrors III parlor; rooms bath !;
all light: rent sl6 10 $40 no free rent OWNER
ON PREMISES.
THE GLENCOE-S49-S6 3 eth ave-. near 10th
ST. . rooms " bath all Improvements; In per-
feet order: rents sd to $50 Apply TO janitor on
premises.
THE WINCHESTER. 1874 Broadway. above SIst
st7-room apartment. list floor, suitable for
first class business or dwelling; Otis elevator;
The evening world., 1894-08-27

no LET, iurnishcd or unIurnished, brownstone
4 house. between 9Th & 9Th ayes, suitable ply
sician, dresmaker or private. Apply 10 w.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
APARTMENTS TO LET,

A.-LARGE CHOICE FLATs-A.
les L. 10th, st.. 4th fiat, 9 rooms, $40.
3+3 +. 50th ST, parlor & bas't rooms, st7. So
3ts E. 60th ST., I'd fiat. rooms $40
3l9 Il. 50th ST.. 4th nat 7 rooms. $50.
bN Lex. ave.. corner 51st St, rooms, S33 & S35.
ass w. 43d ST.. list & 4th fats 500 4 $780,
YOUNG ESTATE, W. iad st.
The evening world., 1894-08-27

sWANTED-small house or part, furnished or un.
(, fufnished, with garden; married couple; no
children, rent moderate: IN or near city.
-.s.Ts. ~. /, E. YORK, box DB World,
The evening world., 1894-08-27
Flats and Apartments to Let.
Unfu snIshed-esst side.

A-s@ sss y. i3sTH ST,
near Willis ave, single 4 double FATS. Q 4
rooms bath; Improvements; nicely decorated:
convenient to l. station; rents from t23 10 t3i.
PiCKEN LILLY, ltt 50 ave. -
The evening world., 1894-08-27

3 ROOMS a bath: all improvements: So
MULLER. 2o7S sth ave.
ETH ST, 227 & 2as w.--Royai & Peerless-smaii
family fats rooms: bath; improvements;
SIC to $25.
Eth ST. 226 & 22s w.-Cosy apartments for
smallf antilles In pleasant neighborhood;
rooms bath. sl9 to s25 & per cent given
back in time for Christmasif you pay promptly
stay through December references y required.
The evening world., 1894-08-27

DIST 81. l22 4 ia T.. A rooms In good order;
rents sl6 10 Si7. Apply to housekeeper.
18Th 81, 800 En- private house, 4 light
rooms; tubs, bath: I'd hopr.
BOTH ~. Is E.-Cholce I'd fiat. single, to let; :
large rooms h bath. JOS. u. sTECKLER, III
broadway, Tor,
The evening world., 1894-08-27

COLUMBUS AVE. 322 near 18th STREE to
October, Groom fat, with bath, $50 monthly
CENTRAL PARK. IA i43 W.-kvety cjhven-
ience; T. room flats, $50, S5s. facing park.
CHRISTOPHER 81. 54--Fla.s Of o rooms 4
bath all lig'n: a'sp fiat OF rooms: perfect
order Inquire OF jantor.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
UnfurnIsh : % "a okIvr.
Furnjshed-East Side.

MADISON AVE. 1925 tsummers's belD-Eier,p,iv
furnished nat rooms BATH light cooy
clean: everything complete for housokeepins:
$40 sper week; others cheaper
The evening world., 1894-08-27

s9TH ST, II ASD 10 E.. near Central Park
Beautiful modern rooms a. bath, steam heat
A5 $50. Jsntor HOMER BOsTWICK 4
CO., l0i u. seth IT.