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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-08
Court COMBINATIONS.

Attorney Whittemore is perfecting
mis- appeal in the Hammond case to the
supreme court and expresses q, belief
that a new trial will be awarded. Ham
mond is doing time in the reform
school at Washington for the killing
OF young Clyde Robinson.
An appeal from the justice court was
yesterday filed in the case of D. L.
Levy VS.. John Olson, plaintiff having
obtained judgment below for $40 and
costs.
Adolph P. Miller has begun an ac-
ton in the district court against An
drew P. Krantz ct al, to collect $1,000
on a promissory note.
Arthur Brown has commenced an ac-
ton against George L. Smith ct al,
demanding judgment on a promissory
note in the sum of 81, 1000
Final entry of Judgment in the case
of the Brigham Young Trust company
VS.. Henry Wagner was yesterday en-
tered up in the sum Of $780,
Ann f. Groesbeck has begun an ac-
ton against William Mccormick ct al
to quiet title to certain city property.
Trial Judgment was yesterday enter
ed in the case of the Kelley Institute
vs. N Jennings and Milton Jennings
for $164.
Final judgment was yesterday enter
ed up in favor of plaintiff in the case
of Snarr & Sons VS.. a. G. Paddock.
Final judgment was entered in favor
of plaintiff in the case of Paul A.
Elyers VS.. George A. Pattlewig.
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A TOUGH ar T1vELyE.
Threatened to xii, Burn Barns,
and Indulge in Other PIeasantries.

Threatened to xiii, Burn Barns,
and Indulge in other PIeasantries.
George Duncan, a veritabie Duke of
Gioster in knee breeches, came hob
bling into court upon a crooked, I'M
calmly leg when his name was called
yesterday afternoon to answer to vari-
Gus charges of cruelty and outlawry
that had been preferred by his aunt,
Mrs. Cumberland, who has reared him
from. childhood. Mrs. Cumberland tes-
titled that George, who had been res
cued by her from an orphan asylum in
the Isle of Man, had rebelled against
all matronly restrictions; that he had
been thrice expelled from the public
schools, and had developed into an in
eorrigible truant Unable to reclaim
him herself, she asked the court that
be sent TO a reform school.
William Adams, neighbor, told how
the diminutive Richard had terrorized
his boy and profaned his wife, confis-
eating everything upon which he laid
hand, and declared him an insufferable
nuisance to the neighborhood.
Noble Mcdonald said the little fellow
with the misshapen limb was a firebug
and on three occasions had undertaken
to set fire to barns.
Assistant District Attorney Howat.
in the light of recent interviews with
young Robin Hoods. thought it wise to
hear the boys rejoinder, and for that
purpose Attorney Whittemore was APP
pointed TO interrogate him.
why were you dismissed from
SCHOOL," was asked Of George.
Just cuz l hated the teacher
Did you prepare your lessons?"
when I wanted to | did and when
didn't want to [ didn't
They charge you with stealing2"
We'll, 1 didn' t-oh, yes, / stole a
dog"
What did you do with it?'
Sold it."
What for?'
"cuz my aunt wouldn't gimme no
money!
What else have you stolen?"
"Nothin' else"
Nothing from Mr. Adams yard?"
ooh, not from his yard
Fearing that further inquiries might
change the orphans destination from
the reformatory to the penitentiary,
Judge Merritt whistled down Brakes
and last night young Duncan was com
mitted to the reform school.
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Chronic. Nervous
Private Diseases.

RUPTURE, PILES, FIsTULA and RECTAL
ULCERS CURED without pain or detention from
business. STRUCTURE safely and radically
cured.
RHEUMATISM, the result OF Blood Poisoning,
stiff and sEollen joints. Neuralgia, Catsrrh
Bronchitis. Asthma. Fits. Paralysis, Cancer,
Tumors, Eruptious, Salt Rhsum, Scrofula,
Tape Worm, Dyspepsia, Constipation and all
diseases of the various organs OF the body
speedily and permanently cured at his dispen-
sary. Diseases of women a speciality.
Married persons or those entering that happy
state aware OF physical weakness. loss OF pro-
creative power. impotenoy or other disQualif-
cations can have speedy and permanent relief
No matter what your complaint is or who has
failed to cure you, consult this slKilful physi-
clan who is able to effect a cure where others
fail.
Charges moderate ana within reach OF ALL
Patients living away from the city who cannot
conveniently call may describe their troubles
by letter and have medicines sent to them
FREE from observation to any part OF tho
country.
DR.. LINDSAY is CONFIDENTIAL and SAFA
PHYSICIAN in whom all nay confde. is regu-
larry graduated and legally qualified 10 prac-
tice medicine, Is most widely and favoraDly
known, bold enough to @fveFtise his skill TO the
world, SO that all porson5 consulting him may be
assured OF honorable treatment IN al cases OF
ailments tho mos delicate and df1cult.
Ofnces, O'MEARA BLOCK, sSh West Second
Bouth Street.
SALT LAKE CITY.
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WAS SWEET on HER, TOO.
The Woman in the Venard Case
Tells Her Story.
OFFERED HER A BONNET.
CONFESSED TO STOLEN KISSES
WITH HER INTENDED SPOUSE.

Another InstaIIment from the Scan
dal Now in the District Court
Another Tough Youth snatched
from Career of Crime New
Suits and Old Judgments.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE.
REDUCED Rntes.

Taking effect March 1st, 1894, $4,000
will be the one way fare and S35. so
the round trip fare between Ogden,
Spanish Fork and intermediate points
and Omaha, Council Bluffs, st. Joseph,
Atchison, Leavenworth and Kansas
City via the Rio Grande Western and
Burlington & Missouri River railways.
Secure your tickets at the Rio Grande
Western railway offices and be sure
they read via the Burlington Route.
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TO ADVERTIsERs.

The Herald has the largest circula-
ton in Utah. 1t is visitor to more
homes in this territory and the sur
rounding region than any other news
paper published Its constituency
comprises more heads of families than
any other, and it is therefore the best
advertising medium in Salt Lake.
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al; dismissed on motion of counsel for
plaintiff
The Wasatch Asphaltum Company VS..
st. v. LIE Sieur; leave to file amended
Icross-complaint.
Brigham Young Trust Company VS..
Henry Wagner: thirty days to file
statement on motion and affidavit for
new trial
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POLICE COURT.
Usual Number of Petty Offenders Be-
fore Judge Smith.

Usual Number of Petty Offenders Be-
fore Judge Smith.
NJ. C. BROKER and John De Bella
were before Police Justice Smith yes
terday on the charge Of peddling with
out a license and found guilty. They
were fined s25 each. These worthless
have been conducting an extensive ped
ding business. Their goods were of a
decidedly inferior quality, however, but
not until after they had cheated a
large number of people was the matter
brought to the attention of the police
The chief articles of stock carried by
the men, who are well dressed smooth
looking fellows, were spectacles, which
they sold for gold trimmed. The evil
dence was conclusive and the Judge
surprised the defendants with a fine of
S25 each.
Heber Stayner and James Madison
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Ayers Pills are constantly advanc-
ing in the estimation of those who use
them They improve the appetite, pro-
mote digestion, restore healthy action
and regulate every function. They are
pleasant to take, gentle in their opera
ton, and powerful in subduing disease.
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DR.. Lindsay's
MEDICAL DISPENSARY.
Permanently located at O'Mesra block, ssk W.
Second South strict.

Or. Lindsay, Physician, Surgeon and Lee
turer. formerly OF Philadelphia, Specialist on
aii diseases Of Men and Women
DR.. Lindsay devotes his especial attention TO
the scientific treatment and cure of all
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Description
Of Property so far as
KnOzUTs.

AIlOlCIt.
8 castings.
1 box Il. H. Goods.
l bracket.
2 bundles W. paper.
l tin sign
Q crates tin cans.
l box caps
1 box targets, lamp
box orockeTys
l box dry goods.
2 cases Pearline.
l cook stove.
School furniture.
3 boxes small window giaB1s
2 racks picture fran es-
6 cases baking powder.
I crate marble, stone bAg0s
s packages hooks.
8 bear traps.
l box powder.
1 box picture frames.
K. D. Mower.
4 bundles copper wire-
2 half cases oil,
Machinery.
of address 80 far askuoTn
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Ninutiae from merrltt,s.

The following orders were made dur
ing the day.
John H. Hedges vs. H 0. Miner ct
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NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT:


il ohoka.
OF
o o besd dtopay freight
o
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
ss.t Side.

eiTH ST. 1873 p handsomely furnished rooms;
private house, Jewish family: board II desired
l0isT ST. 2ei E--Parlor q bedroom to invalid
or gentlemen; reasonable terms.
ioiTH ST, los E,-Nicely furnished. clean room
parlor noor W. S,einberE.
10TH ST. 2gi Rs connecting furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping, S. $3.50 weekly
18TH ST, 2St Front rooma, furnished, light
housck coping 81 floor. private house
18TH ST. IS e. Large a small furnished rooms:
nAtlOl fnf nhNArlnn-
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

E,Ny ! o,ddy and 7hHvsddy unn iSert rs WIh
BE- THE hORLBS "HOLSE AHD HOME
DAY.. Al advertisements Of fv Inns ~ tess
under his classification appearing m he sunday
md Thursday WORLD wR be repeated in M
EVENING HORLD for Aonday and Thurs .
frec Of cLuroe
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A MILLION ELECTRIC VOLTS.

Meg MerriIies Receives the Great
est shock Ever Given.
In the interest of science one of the
bright young women of the Sunday
World" has received 100000 electric
volts. the greatest shock ever passed
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BrookiVn

BEDFORD AVE, si-Fnrnished room "a let
With or without hoard, Mrs.. =. French
pEiRAw ST G6G-Nicely furnished frcnt room
In private Nmiiy, or would rent whole top
floor.
GATES AVE. so.-Fns private house hand
soInely furnished room for or gents. rents
s. 81.
LAWRENCE ST. isS-DeEirable rooms for light
housekeeping gentlemen, 10 minutes from
bridge.
MDDAGH ST. s3-s minutes bridge 4 ferry:
large q small rooms; terms low.
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EaIt Side.

EaJt Side.
MADISON AVE rs Aelrose-Desirable to per-
manents & transents disliking public hotels;
select. reasonable; table guaranteed.
sTH ST. 90 e. near ID sve-IArge small fur
nished font rooms. with board, $3.50 IS
nth ST., - r., block from Broadway-Alcov
room, olher rooms, abundant table; gentlemen
l2TH ST III E-Mlddle 4 back parlor, very
large. email rooms: table boarders Aecommo-
dated.
18TH ST. 2s2 E-HAndsome large room Slf. In
Guiding superior boara for 2. also parlor
18th ST.. S2s E.-Paror other rooms. with
superior board; summer prices,
18TH ST 9ls E.-Handsome rooms, large q
small; with or without board excellent table.
18TH ST., iSs E-Eiesantly furnished rooms;
superior board 4 attendance.
;ST,I = ~STII srs "a 2 ~ r., s''.S~i'- f,n-
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For Sale.

Every ntesday until Sep. rs trn be THE
WORLD S " BARGAIN DAY" Al advertise.
n'ents appearing in the Tueeday morning edition
Of THE WORLD uader this CLASSIFICATION wu be
repeated IN he EVENING H0RLD The some day
nee Of charge.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

by YOUNG married couple, furnished room for
f'- H- l#-NHf f@-tu.. F-n4'F-.'F
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tuQe (h0TlCE.) Dancinu

suS coss Myrrys r..n. Uu III,
patrons and those DESTROYS Of learning all styles
Of stage dancing that he has resumed teaching at
his academy, 40 West asth st, N. Y. with new
and novel up-to-date dances for the season OF
1894 and '95 after successful tour through London
and Paris with his pupils, Little Ruby, who
danced before the Prince and Princess Of Wales
also Helene and Bessie Clayton and Baby Costello
Circular.
OPEN ALL sUMMER-waltz and all fashionable
dances taught rapidly; circulars. KNICKER-
BOOKER CONSERVATORY. ~ West 18th IT.
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2?D ST. 3l3 w. Chelsea House--Roons with
board, board slnsy or en- suite; permanent or trsa-
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e3D ST. 33S W.-Engllsh family accommodate
or boarders; nice home. good board.
23D ST. $40 w-Parlor floor, suitable for couple
by widow son. with board; other rooms =
good board; loveiiest, most cony enIent location
In rliY. -
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Boarders Wanted.

on TIM fDc per hne: Second NDs. ne. pr
h,x. 7ylirsI and Subsequent Tina ISc p0 Ina
No ertru caar0s on Sundays
frry Wednesday, until Sep< rs Nn Be THE
WORLD 5 "BOARDERS DAY" Az adueI.
HSHeats uAdtr this CLASSIFICATION appearing ~ ne
Wednesday morning edition Of THE WORLD Win
BE- repealed IN the EVENING WORLD TIC SAM
me- Of charge
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Colleges, Schools, &c.
Long Island, Business College,
D ~ 10 '4s South sth st. Brooklyn. n. Y.


plS 10 ,4s South sth St. Brooklyn. n. Y.
EEeopens; Day. Sept Z; Evening. Sept II.
,'W catalogue address Henry G. Wright Prin.
,SSihsANCE-Bookkeeping, stenography, penman-
ZIP neglected education, languages; So month
~ hNGsLEY INSTITUTE, East 18th at.
Az. APPLICANTS who have answered al OF New
rss, ~ travelling Stage School. please call at 1872
@s' -si st., room 1. w. 8. MORTIMER. Manager.
p99NhDiNG-sCHooL for children IS miles from
a. tork city. Principal be seen at IS
tIrs p'h st. Saturday Aug. rs; circulars at any
buoKkEEPING TAUGHT, day or evening, by an
F''' accountant: terms very moderate.
THOMPSON'S. 20 4th ave.
GOOD PAVING POSITIONS await graduates of
BIZ man Metropolitan shorthand School, Oo
, ~" sNe' easy terms; evenings.
''Gi nS INSTITUTE. Tsrrytown. n. VA board
N'"S ana day school for girls; will reopen Sept
H,,,,..-- Miss NJ. ". METcALF. Principal.
"EIR0POLIs LAW SCHOOL, incorpo.
pssnp June, 1891; Abner c. Thomas. LII. b.,
= Ran case system OF instruction: degree OF IL
~ ps'shing Alvlsion. TO 10. For Catalogue apply
lE.S '%l CLARENfE D. ASHLEY. 2o1 Broadway
IN e =. r,U,!INSERNArORY. liz EAST 18TH ST.
kSnSr' Men 9Th AVE. AND IRVING PLACE.
IT." prEN DAILY. Formerly on 18th II
new YORK Travelling stage sehool-Pupiis edu-
tkss,I tut me stage by appearing In tirst-class
Sts,,.sSa.y Apply lSs East sd St. room l.
W Ohk AZ LIIAItY AIADEAIY Col, q
S,.'' nohI, ~ y \. NJ. CORNWALL, n. Y.
tRn SoSN IN ~ SEMINARY. BOUND
XII both sexes ssh year. Very hsaithfui bsauti.
Gsehsrs @sse.sbiei ~ courses Of ,nsiruetion; 10
'"t HAv'.nS. y. Presiisnt
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zlsT ST" VW.-DesIrabIe large small rooms,
with board summer rates; references. W.
c2D ST, 1l6 W, near 9Th ave.-Eleyantly fur
nished ID floor, rooms: others, single or
double; best table: French Spanish spoken. also
cooking
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| 22D ST. ?s7 w.-Large room. large closet run
ming wnter. folding bed. superior board. sia
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THE BRISTOL,

18TH ST, ~ w-Handsomely furnished parior
other Desirable rooms, with or without board:
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18TH ST. 100 w.-Large & small Connecting
rooms; superior board transients or permanent.
18TH ST. Sos w.-sngie Il double rooms with
good board: gentlemen, IS; ladies. 81; ".
IsT ST. 100 W.-Rooms, with or without board;
gentleman wife or gentlemen.
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ABOUT I rooms for housekeeping: private house
near Mount Morris Park: In family. A.. Har-
lem once.
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SHOWN ! e; !; %
Ill 1TT11 Watches Diamonds and
HHvhUV Jewelry. Delivered I'm
UHU Frank C. Sherman, man
W - ager, 30 T. Hth st, ID
Fin. watch repairing a. one.hali regular prices.
3-JACK POT.
So S5 86 So.
We will close out 1000 machines with all i'm
provements and music. bcx attachment below cost.
All kinds OF slot machines on exhibition. AMUSE-
MENT MACHINE CO., 5s7 and $50 Hudson st.
A.--A.-HIGHEsT PRICES Tor furniture,
carpets. contents Of houses and nats: do not sell
furniture OF house aats, and stocks of mdse., any
quantity. send for BRINK, 12ls 80 ave
cheap En- asf near 81 AZ s,s s sd
bought ios cash. NAAkbES, a05 East 18Th St:
ANY STORE OR MERCHANDISE
bought for cash. GREENwALD SIS I'd ave.
bought for cash. DOBLiN, o23 T. AID ST.
A-sToRE FIXTURES upright butter refriger-
ators. sliding doors; bevele mirrors. counters,
shslyinEs. coffee: niis. seslea mrIOr;iront tie.
Grand ST.: I'd ave. station ---
ALL KINDS second hand or fixtures.
showcases. counters shelving. cigar figures.
butter refriEerators, scales. &C.
LENNIG & SONS 1881 East stth st.
| STORE FIXTURES. counters. shelving. show
cases. upright butter refrigerators. conee-nills,
scales. 2lS East I'd st.
A-couNTERs. wali-cases. showcases. upright
butter refnserators, mirrors, cans. chandeliers.
| cofreAmills. Sos East l25th ST.
| A-sToRE FIXTURES. second hand or new.
counters shelving. Showcases cigar figures.
scales. gas fixtures. retriserstors MEYERS. +Ss
Graz st hatN at
| A,-BARRooM OUTFIT. SECOND HAND ~
HALF PRICE 7ss broadway.
sS$ ;. Ill., "a salsI.
i GHGL i .'i srE :s;il Sss':a LADIES
HASBHOUCK. 1913 w. 23D ST.
BIcYcLE1R.mbI.r. Pn.ums.ic new; will sell
cheap. HALL. $40 West l21st st
In second hand bicycles.
CAMPBELL MFo CO., Hs Chambers st,
sIcYCLEs-sraua new pnsumatie., $50 and ..s:
spring frame Rambler ST. +ssh Lexington
ave, near 18th g.
BILLIARD 4 pool tables. all sirss. at auction
pricss W. II. GRIFFITH Co. ls tth ave.
BILLIARDS. PooL--wasner & sandford. manu-.
fscturers. factory 1 Great Jones st. near
hand; all makers: cheap.
CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE, 1874
East 18th St, F. Brainin, proprietor; National
Kruse registers, s.S up. "
CASH REGISTERS. lowest prices: National.
Kruss. Bensnger. Lamson and all kinds re-
paired. sCHMITT BROS, i73 Prince st.
COLUMBIA BICYCLE. good condition. price :t5.
Call J. TUCKER. IA Y. 52d st.
COLUMBIA BICYCLE, lady's pneumatic, good as
= new SOS cash. 303 Sd ST., near 9TH ave-, Bklyn.
COUNTERS, shelving. wall-csses. upright butter
refrigeraturs bar fixtures. partitions; bar
gains. coRBiN. s5s-s6i 10th ave.
FOR sALE-Furnished room house; established
cheap rent; easy terms: sth ave. Apply
Mr.. MERCER. 2s6 West 2Sd st
FURNITURE ls rooms; furnished room house ;
buyers only; cash down. DALE'S dairy. IS
sth ave.
| FURNITURE new, for sale cheap; going abroad
| NELSON. 21l r. seth ST.
| HARDWOOD MANTELs with French plate beyel
| mirror $ieBO; tile faciag free. GRANT. 2Os
\ West 42d ST.
| - =, .--,, q, 90 r.s, 4-,h
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Houses and Apa rtments to let

one TIM, zoe. PEI line Sscond Tine, i7c. pe,
sne, Third and Subsequent TmeA 5G per tinG
40 ertru charpe on SRntiayS
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q -H-.a.7- 7=a---a--H z--a-
Furnished houses to L
Houses Wants

FURNISHED HOUSE IN rent. 81 400, good loca
ton for boarders. loo. Times Building
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SlST ST. 1851 WI IS 81; nicely furnished front
hall rooms; southern exposure: gas bath.
SYST ST, 3:5 w.-Front connecting rooms for
light housekeeping; gas bath quiet house.
BAD ST. ass W.-HAndsome. large, front parlor
or back parlor. running water: also small
rooms
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18TH ST. AS w.-Airy rooms, with excelient
board moderate: table board, $3.50. -
18TH ST. sOs W. Handsome large rooms; sIcsi-
lent table; ladies or gentlemen; 81 20 s.. ,. =
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
unfurnished Rooms to Let.
unfurnishsd Rooms Wanted.

ONLY FEW LEFT Of those large light room,
newly painted: So SI2 Janitor. AZ W. bstl
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nth ST, lli-lls E-EleEant large light, I'm
proved 4 strictly kept apartments Of
rooms for respectable small families, with refer
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West Side.

BANK ST. :6--NeAtly furnished rooms In let In
private family to suitable parties. en- suite or
singly q for llght housekeeping. good references
required
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2sD ST, 357 w.--Large G small handsomely fur
nlshed rooms; nrst-class table board. d
FAD ST. 1857 W.-House just opened: freeh 4
new: bountiful table: liberal terms; references
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UnfuTnIshcd-E Side,

MADISON AVE. 1855. near 10th STD extra
large rooms a bath, with all latest improve
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BOTH ST. ?2i w-Furnished large & small
rooms: housekeeping or gentlemen; all convsn-
fences bath, gas; $3.50 upward.
BOTH ST. A5 w.-Lovely housekeeping room;
improvements. closets. fine house. excellent loca-
ton; l. station.
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9th ST. 337 w--Rooms large & small for
gentlemen or couple for light housekeeping.
18TH ST. 1923 w.-Niceiy furnished hall rooms
terms moderate
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furnished Rooms to Let.

last Side.
IRVING PLACE, q. near Union Squsre-com-
fortably furnished large rooms second. third
floors: references.
LEXINGTON AVE, 73g = Newly furnished
rooms; all conveniences: also parlor floor suit
able Tor dentist or physician.
STANTON ST. 37-Furnished rooms for respect
able man a wife or gentlemen.
ST. MARKS PLACE, ld-Elegant parlor, bed
room: bath, gas; Tor gentlemen or couple.
Gardner.
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An a1eman in this city performs. strictly
speaking no manual labor. and cannot be called
a work ngman laborer. The name of axeman
is not appropriate, as he really isn't an axeman
HIS dulles are. to a great extent, technical. 1t
Is the lowest grade In the engineering force. and
is, as 1t were, preparatory school for promotion
10 the higher grades OF the profession
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eth ST. 4oik w.-Redecoratcd, handsomely fur
nished rooms, 81 to 81 weekly; private bath.
18TH ST. 800 w.-Nicely furnished square room
for light housekeeping. 81; hall room. 81 so.
18TH ST. 81 w--Slcely furnished large room
light Housekeeping: also hall room.
18TH ST. SGT W.-$3,25; nicely furnished rooms;
comfortable for light housekeeping: also front
parlor.