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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30
ODD THINGS IN REAL LIFE.

A JUDGE Of the United States court
at Cincinnati has decided that a hotel
keeper cannot be held responsible for
the death of guests who blow out the
gas.
BENNIE RAYMOND, aged seventeen,
shot his father three times at their
home in Waukesha. The boy says he
was acting in defense of his mother,
and the latter corroborates his state
ment
LUTHER SMITH, aged seventeen, mar
ried Nellie Slusser, aged fifteen at
Huntington, Ind, few days ago.
Now he has deserted her. She is
heartbrolen and thinks his parents
have coaxed him away.
JUDGE WEAVER, of the district court,
has instructed the grand jury at Fort
Dodge, Ia, to indict the owners Of the
slot machines which are in common
use by cigar dealers, pronouncing them
a gambling device.
PROF. W. f. GUNTER, who was sem
fenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary for cmbezzlement at Muncie. Ind,
thanked the Judge for his leniency.
He was a prominent member in church
work and promises to become an
evangelist when Ills term expires.
Mrs. MARTHA BALLASTYNE, OF Lon
donderry, Ireland, says She is the law
full widow of the late Capt. 7. a. Har-
ris, prominent figure in Kansas City
real estate circles during the boom
period. Harris had another wife in
Kansas City. Harris left a good deal
of property.
MRS MAY TANNING, widow en-
ployed in the sheriffs Office at Du-
buque, has been dismissed for forcibly
kissing a murderer who was being
conveyed from the courtroom to the
jail. Mrs. Tanning accompanied the
salute with bank note, a basket OF
and fapda- m icciva
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30
THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE.
One Man Gets $1,000 Year for Writing
Grover CleYelAnd's Name.

One Man Gets 81, ,zOO = lear Iof Uut"b
Grover Cleveland's Name.
Much Of the presidents business con-
sists in signing his name, which must
be attached to all appointments, com
missions, promotions and a thousand
and one other documents. So exact
ing is this part Of his duty that he can
not perform the whole OF it, says the
St. Louis Globe-Democrat. One en-
ploye of the government gets twelve
hundred dollars year for writing Mr..
Cleveland's name on land warrants.
He does nothing else but that.
There are other officials in Uncle
Sans employ, by the way, who do
nothing else, practically, but sign their
own names. This is almost the sole
duty of the register of the treasury,
who is kept hard at work signing docu-
ments from nine a. m. to four p. IN.
every day. The assistant treasurer OF
the United States is another slave to
his own signature, which he is perpet-
ually engaged in affixing TO warrants
for money.
Mr.. Cleveland's messages to congress
are all written in autograph originally.
He does all his writing with his own
hand. Such documents he produces on
foolscap with pen and ink, turning off
sheet after sheet with scarcely a cor
rection. An Interpolation is rare in
his manuscript. In this fashion his
most finished speeches are evolved.
The literary method pursued by Presi-
dent Harrison was wholly different.
He found it very hard to write with a
pen. and so he would keep by him
pad of paper and soft lead pencil.
With these he would jot down notes
from time to time during leisure mo-
ments, and from the memoranda thus
made he would afterward dictate to
the stenographer. The messages sent
to congress are careful copies of the
original. Senator Edmunds, while pre-
siding officer pro tenn. Of the upper
house, refused to receive typewriter
message from the president He
claimed that the law required ines
sage in writing" and that the type
script was not written in the proper
sense. This ruling established prec-
edent which has been followed ever
since.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30
BUTLER and Father Ryan.

When General Buttler was in
command at New Orleans during
the rebellion, be was Informed that
Father Ryan, priest aud poet, had
been expressing rebelliOus sentl.
ments and had said he would even
refuse to hold t1neral services for
a dead Yankee. General Butler
sent for him in haste and began
roundly scolding him for express
Ing such un.ChriStian and rebel
llous sentiments. General" the
willy priest answered, "yOu have
been misinfOI med, l would be
be pleased to conduct funeral ser
vices for all the Yankee officers
ard men in New Orleans."-SdH
Francisco ArgOnGut.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30
Watery Meadows.

Much Of the land classed as
meadow" in the Adirondack region
is a curious swampy soil, covered with
vegetation that rises so as TO hide the
underlying cold, dark water. One may
walk for miles upon such meadow, the
feet sinking into it as into a water
soaked sponge, and deer frequently
feed upon the grasses of the meadows
and seemingly enjoy in midsummer
the perpetual cool footbath of their
pasture.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30
Chlnn'a Army.

The regular army of China is said to
consist of S23,OO men. Besides this,
the emperor's army, there is a national
army of 65O,OOO men, who are paid
about 81 a month, but in consideration
of this muniiicence are required to feed
themselves. The cavalry receive So a
month, feed their own horses and, if
lost or killed, are required TO replace
them out OF the pay given By 'Ac gov
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30

Under Officer Ito new cavalry re-
crult)-Never approach the horses
from behind without speaking;
ifyou do, they'll kick you on that
thick head of yours, and the end OF
it will be we'll have nothing bat
lame horses in the squadron.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30
SHE WAS A POSITIVE OLD
LADY.
Her Husband Wouldn't Take "a
Bluff, and She Was Of the
Same Stuff.

6luu, anu DIG w d5 Ol LuS
Same Stuff.
On the seat in front of me in the
passenger coach was a little Old
woman wearing a sunbonnet and
a calico dress, and l noticed that
every time the train whistled for
a highway crossing she seemed to
expect an accident. | felt it my
duty to assure her that there was
no danger, and she seemed much
relieved as she replied:
Ever since the accident TO Dan.
iel I've felt skeert of these yere
byars, but | reckon it's all foolish
ness.'
SIS Daniel your husband"
"Not now. he used to be, but
he's dead now"
"Fatally injured in a railroad
accident was he!'
"Wuss than that, sir, He didn't
live but two days after he was
brung home. PYe ben down to
Knoxville to see the railroad folks
about it. They tried to skeer ne
off, but let 'em know what was
what. When l got in whar tie
big man was, seq to him, Sez I:
" Pm the widow of Dan'l For
bish Of Anderson county, what
was picked up by yo'r railioad and
h'isted 30 feet in the air and all
busted to squash. Fm a.wantin
damages, and I'll cit 'emer raise a
fursev
"' Your man Dan'l was a.wolkin
on our track, and be wOuldn't git
off when the whistle tOoted,' sez
the big man IN a loud voice.
4" That was because he thought
the railroad was a.bluf1in hin. and
Dan'l was no hand to take a bluff
" I'll never pay no $1,000 as
long as l survive on the face OF
this airth" yells :he big man.
Who's a-wantin $1,OOOr SEE |
gettln madder and madder all The
time. My DAh'l was a purity good
man as men go, but he wasn't to
be valid at no $1,000 nor yit halt
of It,
"'AbOut bow much did you 90
fur to value yo'r D4nl who would
MT take a bluff
"'l'm bou~d to consider saz |
as rapS on his table with my uu-
brella-'Tm bound fur to consider
that my Dan'l was wuth Slj0 to
me, and if don't git it I'll wallop
this yere railroad with a lawsuit.
1t bain'C no use to try to skaer ne
fur I'm like Ddh'l about blud.'
"Tben what did he say" asked
as she paused.
she cum right outer the tree as
pleasant as a basket of chips, and
arter | had writ my name to a paper
he counted oat the money and
hopes thar Is no hard teeliL's
beca'se they h'isted and busted
Dan'l. I've got the greenhacks
right yere in my busum, with three
pins to nod it fast. Ever hev
anything to with a railroad,
stranger|
"Not very much.'
"Waal, if the time ever Gums,
yo' walk right in on the biggest
toad, in the puddle and pound on
his desk with y'r umbrella and
don't be skeert of him. He'll boller
ct 30 and look powerful ugly, but
when he sees ye aiu't to be bluffed
he'll climb down from his perch
and count oat the cash."-PHts.
burg Post.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30
THY PRESENCE.


When waking morn uplifts her head
Above the eastern main,
And shakes her dewy tresses fair,
And smiles DER earth again,
I see thy form in every scene
That meets my anxious eyes,
And feel thy presence everywhere,
In earth and air and skies
The dewdrops glistening on the flowers
That from the ground upstart
Are like the stainless purity
That lighteth up thy heart;
The breeze that softly whispereth
Within the budding tree
Is like the music OF thy voice
When thou dost speak to me.
The deep, soft azure Of the skies,
That spreads from pole TO pole,
Is mirror OF the perfect truth
That liveth in thy soul.
Thus art thou love, in every scene
That meets my anxious eyes:
Thus art thou present everywhere
In earth and air and skies
ID. J. Donahoe, in Arthur's Magazine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30
Bad Judgment.

She-It seems to me you would
not show good judgnentas apoker
player.
He-Why not ?
She (yawning)-You always
persist IN stayin.-Trutk.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30

She-I'll have to get new dress for
Easter.
Ee-Your mind runs on nothing but
dresses. Have you no thought for
something higher9
She-Yes, I'm thinking of an Easter
hat.-Texas Siftings.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30

"A helping word TO one in trouble is
often like a switch on a railroad track
an inch between wreck and smooth
rolling prosperity. w. Beecher
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30
SHENANDOAH HERALD
Advertising Rates.

Advertisements will be inserted at one
dollar per square of ten lines or less, for
the first insertion, and 30 cents for each
yubsequent insertion.
Quarterly or yearly advertisements
by contract.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30

tTnUnless the number OF insertions be
marked upon the manuscript, advertise
ments will be published until forbidden,
and charged accordingly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-30

Many a man looks up in the sky
for work that God has put under
his feet.
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Flats and APARTMENTS to Let.
Furnished West Side

2o1H 81. iOl W. corner Goth st. 81 floor to
3iSl - iOi W.lThr MRllrr Apartment lIuuSrD
handsomely iutn sized ruuru,, siuglN 81 "n.
~ui'". li"N huildiug tim 4 CO.. - h "a W Iilh.
sam, SIlI AVE. West Sid" lInuh 80 sth
Ave. 4 iuuul~. BATH, piano. $40
81 slb est, y rooms ltl,IO. ~lh
hIth ~ West. -
Goth 81 West. Sll references. ]luuIlutS.
3lIll ST. gUl ". N"rN swell . room nlril
m'ui. sl"' also sm.hi apartment. SO weekly.
3dIH -I..3Nl completed, furnished I roonr,
\ bath 40 weekly, Inca. sllN It, r-okinE
Uluusl|-
jTIn 81. 2LS " \,-y Furnished HAT; !
r"uln, Hud bath steam h"Nt"d. jHuitur.
3sTU 81. lit " Iuil, mrlslrd. Il rooms.
uoth, piAun, slH 30 W"oNlN reference lautIur.
WIli 81 gGH " Niy'lN Furnished fiat; .
rooms and bath steam heated. lanit"r
1"IH 81. ~ W. \rWIy. prrtt,Iy furnished
tH's, . \ Il rooms. bath all llght. lanit"t.
iUrli 81, srr " \lr"ly furnished HAT >
roouS 4 bu!h. s'"nm heated. lunit"t.
tTrli -. :nt ". station iHh Furnished cor
urr ray window Hats. u rooms, elevator, hot
water, Steam, li""u. SILVER, china, kitChcuWarr,
hiuIMUrI. ldgar
jnIu 81. II. ". u room, Il hutn. very con.
N"ui"ut inn,iiai" possession. rent So. llHrun.
ram at u Handsomely furnished ruturt Isl HAT
VIII let > Iuuuis With every unuN rnicuC". u"Hi
i.d II bh ave !. to- u responsible party. A
II, box 2;h World, uptown
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West Side.

BANK ST. ~ Large room; also hall room; I'd
floor,
BpOADWAN. liTS. 42d l. 42d SIS. = large fur
n.shci rooms, business or sleeping rooms. to
let. lioyi.
~BROApWAY, 1850. Isl Hat Newly furnished
sunny rom, suitable for two, win or without
hunrd pIlNat" family; references exchanged.
! CHRISTOPHER 81. ~ Well furnished front
>uit, bnth private family: call SUNDAY. Inquire
JanitUr.
CHRISTOPHER 81. ~ Private family: / OF =
gentlemen, all hUui" comforts, 50 Ferris.
CuRISrOPHER 81. - 81; furnished parlur h
bedroom: prlyil-g" Kitchen II required, private
family. MIR Hayes.
COll MBIS AVE, 500 N-a,Iy furnished hail
room. 80 floor, front. i"ii- hand side.
rIRRl 81, - Pleasant rooms, with excellent
hoard.
nm AVE. AZ. near IAN Il D-sirunle front
hall rcou,, win every convenience; reasonable.
I'M AVE, ;sdn, near Both 81. Furnished rooms
10 let.
SIN AVE. "l2-Iurgr IRON, room Tor It coupe
or men.
SIN VI. 80 Front roonI,, furnished gentle
men 81 IiLut housekeeping, single X connect
Ing terms reasonable
SIN AVE-. ll3 >catly furnished " large con
meeting rooms Tor housekeeping gas X bath.
urII AVE-. 5lT, SSH i .itn st~. Furnished
room ior ligll housekeeping, -. ~.
lUII 81, lnl W. H Hal ~ square rooms. only
to quiet Iafti"s.
lIrH 81. Ill ". choice Of utc"ly furnished
lnrp" 4 small rooms, private LoIse, call
Monday,
l5rm 81. Ia ". Hack parIor. suitable tor
du"tur 81 music teacher,
l7rU -L...5IW. N"wly furnished rooms, small
= !arg"; al" buck pnri"r; l"w prices.
IpTu 81. :mIW Nicely furnished front room
/ or " gentlemen.
gUvH - 2Iu Large front room to let. l>t
huur. .ulrIhl" Ion = - ~
2l-r u IHI ". opposite 1h"ulugt cal SEMINARY
MI"unsr lalE"a hH,h,"Il",S tHiglia"H F"",nr,
hall room. ~.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
East Side.


East side.
SETH CT IL, y -Sunnv alrove roor, with bod.
room attached. back parlor, suitable for physI-
ian, moderate.
GVI II 81, 2pI 4. NlpIN furnished large \ small
rooms, Singly "r together ! or 2 gentlemen;
gas bath, references exchanged. Rug LIST belt
west.
7UrIl 81. 10 T. Nicrly furnished outside
rooms housekeeping hllimprovrinent-i Ssio
90 N'NN"N .
,bl " - III Room for = also single one;
Lay t",, i'''"'' ""'N''
~ - r. Larry" lruWl ROOM '"l'dpIc '"r
"N'hall I"'l".
SiIH ST az 1. private house \ mice small
room, ~.
mpn. u~grl"!or apartment, HON" privileges 81
Nddu,'s Vat 10
WIS., 81, l2l v \"WlE, furnished hall bed
i"".'' s'u'''ill'l Only reference
"ill - ~ \ newly furnished front
room NN"anlr irr TWO "nrklnGm"'.
WA +! lni r. lati' sunny li",i room. 'nr
LF'n'''il'I OF coupe W''h, privileges - %
"''"' ''lIu'"'
i4tlll 81, 80 + Pleasant rooms, private
family ~ ""N >! board II required.
II 81, I3 T. Nirrly furnished parlur n
n"dr"om vim use Of ha,n 4 Kitchen, Tor man
" WIZ S+''"''h' hrN' THROWN.
ll2lll u I'Ei ,ominrinhlN furnished room,
81 go "' '''"3' ''''"'' '"''
IInru - ina, ~..,. r.,..,. 800 -
,ptr hu,,., or , p,niiatu"n p"s Iniho m, der.
ate ~
,,,
- Ga ~ i''" Nl,'atr tN",i'H ,t,a,,
hnu,,, ''"''
,,,,,-
I+'l ~ - Use Hfuished room Tor man x
Wv WV "s"' W.
llSlm 81 W. llnnds"lnciy iMrii.l"d "a
s]ouWIio' '''' '''' ""
/ Ioru 81. Ius 4 unouu- WIN or vtrouI
/, nrI ,., 'I rr ,,,., ~, .,r,irs". ',,,WI. mnr~t"yusW,nn
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurni.hsd -we.t Side.

AMSTERDAM AVE. Corner lint, Tiighi rooms.
MI improvements: 49,. .InmltOr. lSS ". 1924
81, or SiMuN, agent. 7ulCuIumbuNaN ave ncar"othY
AM~rFurNN ,vr r,- hr,v,cp pnh 4 nI4t
sis over family vine store wat. Is ,uom> h
bath. 1T. -. .id. ~aU. hii.hf. rluhu. ,rwiuripbir.
cot Mnt \\r\ur.
"ploH'r M"rn,us,,'" r"nh.
IllN! \ lVh - L.
NiXIINiiIINN Nv, .n =. /, MINIS ,,.
' " MbiN w COZ RON 81 i'',u'N
MayIrN llsu Culn,uhu, ave-.
,,, ,u,. " -,
','ll Mh,N NNl ~ Nlm''-,'us "' - '
y, ",. ,,T'S y,
' ,,lR Nh NNl' 'ut l-nIh ST., '"''HN
m NiH,h,N s,W, 'Hti1n,E,n",, A, r'N"' WA
"iIr NV ini w W ,f"nmlN ~
,[,">' ",, w LOU y U'"' '"'"'' I'll
!,Wlr 81. :,2n ", Il TU"n,s, sInele ~
ytth st. al ", u rooms \ bath, steam heat Sii
iith ~. iis W. u rooms .......... SlG
iuth ST.. AIS W. . rooms. huth, siuvlr .... so
nh ave. is2, = rouns, improvements so
Greenwich h. st $50, Il rooms, stuglr .....".f3u
luth It., 10 W, ) roumsS bath ........ ~
INK 81, IN "nI"n,, MN 81
o,h n"r ~ 1, r',r,s s,n"Ir III
Ith.nNr TO-, j rnoms, 4 bath ., 81
iNNfFH 'blittl NO. E'd 81 NhtN ave. .
Ulii AVE. "l u large. airy rooms; perfect
o,I"t dN'IllhS' HINt nNolh"NN' ''h'lhI l"'"''"h'
r'ht >hh
srn AVE-. gia5. near Iti,t ST.. i 4 large
light rooms. Win imur,Nriurut.. nicely deco.
rated Sll ~lS. Npuly 1, Vurr.un premises
"rm >yh ~ nc'YcrI sd : ~ #: Il"s9g'
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9th ST, l63 E.-Sunny alcove room. with bed.
room attached. back parlor, suitable for physI-
,tau. moderate.
UUl II ~. .227 =. Nicely furnished large h small
rooms, rimgly ur together | or = gentlemen;
gas, bath, references exchanged. Ring LIST bet
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IID 81, 3ll W. Furnished room low pr,ce:
American family. itiug Flagg's bell.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurn,shed-we.t Side


1927 III W. oml light rooms \ bath S22.
Mt RllAN.
lWiD 81, 3W.. central Park "ututucr u ont
side rooms: IN pruNCm"uts, SO, no %rllildren,
elevated station lOItn Il.
luhih 81. III W. steam heated ilHtstu let u
rooms h oath tent $40 lRutur.
l,hllI -, 100 ". SrNiut large ruum, 4 ua. IA.
handsomely decorated, steam heated.
lu5rli 81. \ W, near central l'nrh select
apartments, d'rurNtrd. nHih ANA all Improve
nl"uiS, rCui SIS To- 80, references Required
lliIII 81, 21I " ruuus and bath. steam
heat all hrlt rooms. 81.
I. MlIIEIi, 49,, Sth ave aud lluh II.
lllrlI 81. II ". Handsome moor. ! large.
drruIhtrd iuuu~, bath; private house, every
muirrn impruN Umrut.
ll6rlI 81, 4Ni ". q ruoms and hath. halls
heated. Apply iauituf on premises ur
e. M(llfi, j.. S'h ave, and llHth 81.
llSlII ~. 800 ". trnum>. all Improvements
decorated night 4 new tents. Sli To SI,t
VI. \. NEWMNN, Agent.
ll"rii 81, 2SoW s'uglr itd. Soutsidc r,oms
bath. heated no a~ir>hHfts. owner.
l22D ~. \ I'M NNF Crhr Washington
Elegantly furnished 10 room apartment from
MAY or June | To- October; passenger elevator
only $40 per mouth. apartment X.
l2iIll 81. ?hI " Flats. I ruou,s. rent 80.
sl3 per month. Apply to janitur
l.jTII 81, 80 ". - ruutn~ 4 bath an i'm.
uruNcmcuis, rem; So. Apply luwlrr Iros ,
ErOr"rs.
l25TH 81. 5I7 W. Nicr hat. all Improve.
tn,p,. l. Ia, u,,,I ,,,I,rs i,,. ,,,t
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AZ sr l2s W. Furnished rooms from 81 to
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AT VERY LOW ENT

SIS W. llHth -. 100 iett wide. on" block
from "l"va.rd station aud MnrulngSide raik,
handsomely decorated. steam. heated flats: =
rooms X bath halls newly carpetcd h decorated.
80" ianitur, or MARTIN 4 PALMER.
1914 Columbus ave, near NHth ST.
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Ala +. SID ST. single fiat, ID floor: 3 large,
light rooms A bath; nicely decorated, steam
heated; near Central Park rent $40: possession
Nsy l. PiCKES d LILLY, liiI sd ave.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurr,shed-Esst Side.
A.--A.

A.--A.-
corner Madison ave. II S7th 81. Tstory npait.
ihent magnliiCriitly constructed: high. healthy
hrlHhhothOpi electric liyht; sic im h"utpd . rlr
Nh'orS; elegantly decorated superior attendance.
A -A.-HuIEl 81 IORENI.
IA II. 4 Lexington ave.
fhlnllN APARTMENT Hotel
hlCh cihNs III hl lis appointments, dining room
on Top door. with superior cuisine. uufurulslird
apartment, Il rooms 4 bash. SlOi month unfur
hl>lcd apartments, - ruuns \ bath, 49, month,
Including electro light. heat 4 service.
RICHARD MEARES.
A; SD 81. 100 +. single HAT. "a frur: =
large, light rooms \ bath; >tcdm heated; near
,rMlIal rnrk good ncisnuorh"od, rent SSlo
rlrkkN IILiN. liAl 81 ave.
A.. MO \ @I Park ave, near SD 81. Elegant
mats. : rooms, bath; near Genital Park very
select steam heat! hot water supplied hall III
tendance; rent SO
rICkENS Lilly. liIl 3d ave.
4. lG2 T.. SlnSr Flats, It rooms. bath: good
n"ighbOrhuOh; very nice, al. light rooms. rent
S2S Il so. pltkEN h LILA, lIll 3d ave.
RRANDON, Park ave. corner I'D NJ. -Naud.
somtlN decorated apartment eight rooms n
nam steam heat passenger elevator; $50.
TO tFT lst floor, : larne. tight rooms. southeast
corner 10Th 81. \ Ri ave. rent moderate.
s22 WILL. RENT beautiful llVht u ruoms; pr.
Nntr rear. II. Uuupll. lgB i. nd 81.
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unfurnisheu-West Side.

10TH ST. 66 q 6S ". near l. statIon-EleSant
new iats, 6 rooms 4 bath, all appointments
handsomely decorated In white 4 gold. steam
heated. q NICHOLAS, 1883 broadway, near ga
at, or Janitor.
ETH 81. 22S w. I'd floor. , rooms: private
bath: good order, small house.
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r O N G. Al ,
AL, iii, il6 W. 57th n.

49,, 4i4, iIbW. 57rh st.
Apply on premises.
TtNTiON!INprCEMENl>'A ri rNrIuN}
ll5 " ."pth ST. % + I rooms decorated, Sl2tnSl6
~ ". so 81. ! rooms. u3 corner ............. 81
10 W. sd ST, I rooms. front ............. . ....... So
-,H Columbus ave. = 4 4 rooms ...... SlB SSlk
800 tolumhu. ave, p rooms ruugn......-.wSl
VA Boston ave, T.. ldith -. > rooms. bath, ON
corner, close to trolley -..........a O.. SlS To 50
100 u. o1tlI ST.. = rooms, path, decorated. ON lt
floor, suitable for doctor .a,,..,.,, .,,.".....". SO
InriEN& nHo. SD ST., columbus ave.
4 FLA can h" hired doubt" price, all light
in The Roanoke" cur room; newly dec
Nicholns ave rent. hav" equal cony"ni,
n beautiful, sunny cor steam heat cabinet lin,
ner; If below hih 81. ish; ilr"Urooi halt par
would command nearly qn"t tio"r.
A.-rREE MAY |, lOi W. DIST 81, corner 90
lumhus ave. clcsa!oly decorated hat: 6Ioonls
h bath, $50 or SH. lAiittor or MrMuN EtiAL &
t~CKEK>O>. Uhr Columbus ave, 1hi ii.
At "rii AYE" near h,ith st. $50 Me" flat, .
rooms h bath. $50. JANllbR,
a. TO LET; elegant new Hats, mnrthwcs corner
Columbus ave. \ I'm 81. now ready; : rooms
4 bath modern lmprovrmen,s; steam, hral"d
History, Central Park. Apply ON premises.
A.-FREE May | ! rooms and bath elegant dec.
orn'lon'; 80 to T flS IA lsn,'IT; ~ pc VIII Ent .S,h ST.
MD columbus ave. ana !Efi 4.
A. -iRtE May | 642 columbus ave. rlcgan, ..
room fa's bath SO anh 81 %IaIit3rs l"i
80 Columbus ave. aud "3d II.
A. -FI.ATH; bargains; 2d, I'd, An; buildings,
9th ave, 4irh =. rooms; bath, hot water;
rent very reasonable. owner, store. 80 Gth ave.
Ann<l- Iil "A hIIh - rooms, A. hmm.
steam heated; running hot water $40 upwards.
Janltor.
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Nith !; pp u,n Lm"i,oi Shtnni nrfIen'
eyceIlcd. 1870 Ith ave.
AIAIRF"S A"pABTvrrTS a. q,th g., ~
ia Xxi rrar Ir MN, /, "bavIiTr" rn, rcnu n.
,rtrr, - 'r' 49, ,ha 80, ''T ",, ,r.n,
have a few YdCHnClvI yet to MI; I rooms u both.
passenger elevator a attendance, $50 TO SIS; open
ior inspection.
AN ENlSI'AIIN neat. desirable ,-u,0m HAT
nil cOny,nIcnr,s. $40: lowest rent. ives, side.
furniture Is carpets for sale, with or without piano
bargain: family leaving. ctN; can sunday or week
u"f mr,"'n ~ u, m,,'i ~ '."N' PH''' 90
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AT 100 W. Ttiil 81, o,rIlprkimH Manhattan
square Choice steam heated apartments, u
rooms " luIh; ~. 10 sI3.
{. Is. BILL,
The evening world., 1894-04-02

lUIu -. ~ ", Nic-ly furnished room fold
Inv bed =! "a. p,iral- family. Ring . bells.
lUIII 81. lOi " = comfortably furnished
>yuarr r'uju> together or separate; gas x ba'li.
IUtIi 81. 2I+ ", \ furnished room TO let, id
hmm Me .IAmMnrL. u.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

42D ST. IL W Large nicely furnished room:
geaItleman or light housekeeping; private fam.
llN. IuuNnruIn
The evening world., 1894-04-02

a5lIi 81. - ". -Prcttily furnished back
pallor, piano, breakfast; others, large Il small;
s., ~.