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The Van Buren press., 1894-06-02
A RIVAL OF COLONEL BRECKIy.
RIDGE IN THE FIELD.
Han. W. C. Owens Opens His Cam.
paign at Georgetown.


LEXINGTON, KY, May 21.-The
Court house at Georgetown was
filled to-day with friends of W. c.
Owens. the most prominent candi-
date for Congress againEt Colonel
Breekinridge. A large number OF
ladies were present, wearing
Owens badges, and resolutions in
dorsing Owens as in every way fit
to represent the people OF the
Ashland district were passed by a
rising vote. 1t was one OF the
most enthusiastic political meet
ings ever seen, and the brilliant
manner in which the speaker re-
ferred to Colonel Breckinridge's
career was voclferously applauded.
In referring to Col. Breckinridge,
Mr.. Owens said that his candidacy
involved no sensational features.
"It is not necessary" he contin-
ued, "for you to say that our high
est courts have been converted in
to instruments ofinjustice. Neither
is it necessary to believe that every
newspaper man in the country is
an unmitigated liar. To elect me
it is not necessary to charge that
more than one-half of our Demo
cratic friends and the good women
of our district have become Sian.
derers to elect me it is not neces-
sary to tear the vestment from the
sacred alter and proclaim that the
ministers of the holy religion have
abandoned their high calling and
entered into league with the devil
to destroy the Lords anointed.
tremendous applause and uproar)
"But do not get enthusiastic be-
cause there is something to be said
on the other side of the question,
for should l be defeated the Demo
cratic party will continue to do
business at the old stand. l can.
not hope, therefore, to induce you
to believe that | am great politi-
cal necessity; called to meet some
special emergency in the affairs of
the nation. That is copyrighted
for the use Of the sitting member,
who never feels his seat in Con-
gress in danger tina: he does not
discover some impending crisis;
some terrible calamity threatening
the nation; and you will observe
as often as these cries do arise
they arise during his own encumb-
ency. But despite all these absurd
claims, the most ridiculous claims
imaginable, you are not excused
from the discharge Of your duty,
for in the coming months of the
present year you are to write a
chapter in the history of this dis
trict by which you will tell not only
the world Of to-day, but the com.
ing generations, what manner of
people you are. Not in anger, yet
not in sympathy, but calmly and
ilispassl onately-in the clear, cold
light of duty, you must discharge
that task.e
In closing his strong address.
Mr.. Owens said that 10000, 900
people were looking upon Ken
lucky to see if she would endorse
the present incumbent, and that
the verdict rendered by our pcO-
pin will be awaited with interest
by every man and woman in the
United States. He appealed in
the name of the injured manhood
and womanhood of Kentucky, and
urged the voters to go to the polls
and vote in a manner that will re.
buke the man who has disgraced
his State.
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1t is reliably reported that Ex.
Gou. Francis has acquired a con.
trolling interest in the st. Louis
Republic and that he will soon
assume personal control of the
paper.-Springdale News.
And the first thing to be done
under the new management, should
be the "fring" of O'Brien Moore.
He is a pestifarous slanderer,
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To Cultivate the SnnfiOwer.

A company has been organized
in Washington, d. c., of Russian
and American capitalists, capital
$500, 900, to cultivate the sunfow.
er. 1t is claimed the seeds of the
sunfower produce an oil equal to
the olive oil, and that the cake
from the seeds is equal to cotton
seed cake, and can be produced
much cheaper. The company will
enter the field to compete with
the cotton seed oil manufacture.
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while Judge John n. Dillon, the
railroad lawyer of New York, who
is expected Monday, and Mr.. John
NJ. Moore of this city will repre-
sent the road.
The suit was brought October
IS, 1898, and is that of w. b.
Worthen vs. the Little Rock and
Fort Smith Railroad Company. II
involves the suborgation of that
road to the payment of Il .2OO. 900
bonds which were issued by the
State in 1868 for the aid of that
road.
The case attracts special atten-
ton. since the refusal of Govern
or Baxter, in 1873, to continue the
issue of these bonds at the de-
mand of Dorsey and his friends,
led to the deposition of Baxter,
the seating of Governor Brooks
and the Brooks. Baxter war. These
same bonds also cost James G.
Blaine the Presidency, since it was
bis alleged receipt of some ofthem
for favors as Speaker that led to
his famous Fisher letter, and the
attempted blackening of that great
statesman's official character. The
suit was originally brought in the
Federal Court and carried to the
Supreme Court of the United
States, where it was decided that
the State could not be made to
pay the bonds. The holders now
appeal to the State courts for re-
lief. The hearing will occupy a
week at least.
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We are astonished to see the
Fort Smith News Record, edited
by G.. r. Williams, seeking to
blackguard into contempt, by low
villification, both of our United
States Senators-gentlemen and
statesmen who are creditable to
the State and an honor to the high
position they fill. But the News
Record is q special and strong
supporter of w. M. Fishback.
''Birds of q feather flock, togeth-
er.r-Blackburn's Free South.
We trust Brother Blackburn will
succeed in getting his unpaid sala-
ry as congressman before he dies.
Without the help of Jones' Berry
he could not hope for anything
Fort Smith Record.
The editor of the Record never
fails to question the motives OF
any one who may have a good
word to say of our Senators. II
will not be long, however, before
Bro. Williams and the whole pack
Of hounds following at his heels
will be down on their bellies to
our Senators pleading for help ia
save the removal of the U. s.
Court patronage from Fort Smith,
And what will be their motive
Hypocrisy: thy name is Ft. Smith
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A committee will make a tour OF
the southern states to select a
large body of land suitable for
raising the sunfOwer. The seeds
are used in Russia as food by
large numbers of the poorer peo-
pie. The company expect to To-
cate somewhere in the Mississippi
valley.-Ex.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria

Wednesdays st. Louis Republic con.
tains the information that Prof. A. w.
James who taught dancing here few
weeks ago, Is under arrest at Spring.
field, Mo, charged with incest. Tie
victim is his daughter and the accuser
is his wife.
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Governor Fishback has accept
ed an invitation from the Little
Rock board of of trade to prepare
q paper on the resources of Ar
kansas for the Southwest Trade
Congress to be held in New Or
Jeans on the 10Th of June.
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In the Senate Hill of New York
moved to place lead ores on the
tariff free list, but the motion was
overwhelmingly defeated.
David b. finds it hard kicking
against the Committee amend
ments. He'll get all right about
the 18th of June, and vote for the
bill. Let him kick.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DARpANELLE, ARK,

LAND OFFICE AT DARpANELLE ARE,
May 26, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the. lolloM,'sso lol1,on Z
named settler has filed notice Of his inlen"os and
make final proof in support of his claim, 9,unty ~"
that said proof will be made before the OVual" .rl
Clerk of Crawford County at Van Buren,, "a IA
on July 9, 1894, viz: George w. McDaniei aWs
Entry No. 1894, for the WE OF the SWiA ~ Ws,t
of NWh of Sec. IA, TIP. IL North. Range ~ II. III
He names the following witnesses TO provs ~ ~
continuous residence upon, and cultivauondo dohn
said land, viz: A. j. Poor, Joseph Lane sv''
and s. p. Lane. all of Amanda, Al, A.,
WM 2. WooTES Register
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The Famous Railroad Suit at Little
Rock.
Special to The Republic.

Special TO The Republic.
LITTLE Rock, May 26.-Ex-At-
torney General A. II. Garland OF
Washington, d. c., and John Il.
DosPassos of New York, a promi-
nent lawyer, arrived to-day to pre-
p,lre for the hearing of the cele-
brated Fort Smith Railroad bond
case, which is set for next Tuesday
in Chancellor CarrolPs court in
this city. These gentlemen, to,
gether with Judge U. M. Rose and
Judge John Mcclure of this city,
are representing the bondholders,
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Such is the liberty of the press
as guaranteed by the constitution
and such the power of the sena-
torial combine that says: "Here,
Dunham, you take this piece Of
pie and keep your mouth shut"
Here, Mitchell, you take this
postofflce and give Fishback hell"
"Here, George Caruth, you go to
Portugal and leave the Gazette to
u.s." "Here Ed Givens, We need
you and Frank Kellam in Wash
ington to keep Arkansas we'll in
formed of the way Jones-Berry is
holding down the chair and con-
trolling the tariff reform and
swinging the senate by the TAIL"
Great is the power Of the press
and sweet ia the music of the or
gan.-F0rt Smith Record.
And "here" Rainey Williams you
take the Fishback $1,000 note and
put 1t in your pocket and throw
mud and slush over Senators
Berry and Jones. You are a sweet
"Geranium" Of the "Fish" variety,
Bro. Williams failed to get the
postofflce at Fl. Smith, for the
OooI rnooOp that fun fh,pdo NJ
the Democrats Of the city preferred
q better man. "Rainey" is not get
ting Offices applied for and settling
the old "Fish" note is what is thu
matter and the evidence of tht
"sour milk in 'Rainey's cocOanut.'
Stop your whinnings-be a maj
and try help Fort Smith to hole
on to what she has got.
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NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Commissioner Of Agriculture
-Vincenheller says no serious trou.
BILE need be apprehended from the
lOcusts.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Hon. JAS. p. CLARKE is announced
.as . candidate for Governor Of Arkan-
..sas, subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic primaries.
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JOB PRINTING Of Al AZ kinds

ed at the PRESS OFFICE. Neatly, promptly
sna az lying rates. oihce upstairs in the Val
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

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FOR cIxcuI1 crlkK.
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W. c. BOsTICK
70. COUNTY JUDGE
J. T. SMITH
1oH ASSESSOR.
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All. cOLGROvE
q. r. HARVEY
&c. MOORE
Mt. WEST
FOR CONSTABLE.
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ON THE PARK SLOPE.
CUT inns OUT AND SAVE 1T FOR
REEERENlE

ON THE PARK SLOPE.
CUT ans OUT AND SAVE 1T FOR
REFERENCE.
Sc S. S Gar sH st. ls hath IN h ss 81;
IL Park place 3d. rooms bath. all light $50.
q s. Johns place 50, r. b. steam heat ss2'
% St. Johns place. LIST, r. a b., steam heat: $780,
70, q. "a st. list rooms bath new 'ss' 20,
g e SnSH st. p ssS al. hSi Sp
;Ss Union ST, ist' rooms bath az light !Ss s
100 President ST.. I'd. rooms BATH all Imp. s22.
2ls eth ave, lst rooms & bath, all light, see
6sl Degraw St. LIST, rooms bath, all imp. !2l.
ss7 pegraw st. LIST, rooms bath. all imp. .2i.
25l 9th ave. I'd. rooms q bath. all imp. $50
7O7 President St. LIST, r. & bath. all imp, $40.
PSI "a st. 4th, 8 rooms : bath. all light :2S,
$50 iith st.. Isl. . rooms & bath ali imp. $40.
369 10th st. LIST, rooms bath, all imp. $50
u Sterling place I'd. r q bath. all imp. sls.
9lt LIST St, 4th, 8 rooms & bath. all light SIS:
295 9Th ave-, LIST, rooms d bath, all imp, 81
s IS 10Th 10Th ST. g. r rooms BATH ali imp is
go S S1Sss ST. ls "a b SSih all mP
us Desraw St, Isl, rooms 4 bath, all light sis
2sl 5th ave. Sd rooms a bath, all imp. SIS
426 It'll ave-, LIST, rooms bath, all imp, sl6
800 9th ST.. LIST. 1 rooms q bath. all imp. sl5
95l 18th St. I'd, rooms, all improvements, us
100 Degraw St, Cd rooms bath. all imp, SIS.
443 18th ave, LIST, rooms bath. all imp. sl6
GIG President st. 3D. 5r. b., all imp, SIS
62S President st., I'd, T. bath. all imp, SIS.
227 9Th ave-, lst 5 rooms bath. all imp. SIS
235 9th ave I'd, rooms & bath. all imp. Sl5
C2Sa President St, ith, T. b., all imp, SN
227 9th ave I'd, 5 rooms a bath. all imp. Si.
2S5 9Th ave 3d. 8 rooms & bath, all imp. sl4
4lt 9TH ave-. LIST 4 rooms bath, all imp. sH.
4i2 4th ave 3D. 5 rooms bath. all imp, S4.
liza Sth ST. Cd rooms bath, all imp, SN.
37S 7th ave. LIST, rooms. all bath tl3.
l7ta sth St 3d. rooms & bath, all imp. Sl3.
l6l Sd ave. LIST rooms, ltd imp, sl2.
500 Baltic st.. Cd, 4 rooms. all except bath. sl3.
l54 Sth ave. 3D. rooms. all except bath. si3
37i 18th ave. I'd rooms all except bath. 3i2.
464 Sth ave LIST. : rooms, all except bath. {l2
426 18th ST. Cd 4 rooms. all except bath. Si2.
ass 9Th ave 3D. s rooms all except bath. Sl2.
5ss Baltic st. 9Th. 4 rooms, all except bath, 3ll.
$50 7th ave, I'd. 4 rooms. all except bath. sli.
42i 18th st., LIST. rooms, all except bath, 3ll.
42s 18th ST.. Sd, 4 rooms. all except bath. sll.
3ll Butler ST.. Sd rooms, It'd. imp, $40.
623 Union St. Sd, 4 rooms, It'd, Imp, $40.
I2I 18th st.. 4th. rooms all except bath, $40.
G23 Union St. LIST. 4 rooms. ltd Imp. 50.
1873 30 ave Sd, rooms. ltd. imp. 81.
by calling at either OF ofhcea or janitor on
promises II you want Dat don't fall to call on
US -
JOHN PULLMAN. Real Estate.
Main once, TAI Union st.. corner 9Th ave, B'klyn.
Branch once, 500 It'll ave. corner 18th st., b klyn.
OPEN NIdHTa
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9th ST., 233 E.-Flat, 8 rooms. bath; all OUT
side; elegantly furnished; $780, stephena
NEW FURNITURE broom fat for board lady
engaged In business ADVERTISE 223 e 36th st
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Furnished-East Side.

PARK AVE, 923-Nicely furnished steam
heated fiat Of rooms h bath; all light. Nelson.
4STH ST. 231 Fully furnished Hat; private
house plano silver, china, linen.
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| FLOOR. 4 rooms. conveniences. private house.
| SIS month; location central Owner. $50 "a
| ave-. World Branrh
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Flats and Apartments to La.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

REDUCED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. flats on IN. .v.
nue.. rooms, every Improvement decnfatsf
VA fZb, 40 Myrtle ave, near Clinton lomIn'
utes to bridge); also desirable steam heated ana,
ments, rooms, 1853 Clinton ave-, only san Ia
m mel rental 500; others. BULkLkl 4 H0RfoN
4O4 Myrtle ave, corner Vanderbilt, Brookiyn"'
Sl3, Sli-1ST CT ASS FLATS to small fami,i..,
rooms bath; heated halls; janitor SERVES
minutes TO Utica station, Kings Co. road ID ~
Bridge. Inquire 23 Marion ST., brooklyn.
1870 MADISON, near Hamburg ave, -NIce,.
bath baltimore heaters; all Improvements; nea,
Il Il trolley rent Sl8. 'e"i
ELEGANT FLATS tn let; all Improvement.
rent $40; this month s rent free. 15S Buffalo ave
ATLANTIC AVE. 1860, near Ralph aye-9t
noor' rooms, bath, $40 TO adults private IAN.
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AL APARTMENTS. large rooms Il bath, in
detached apartments: giving abundant light &
ventilation for all rooms; rent S22 $24 location
fine: restricted neighborhood: Gates station
Ianitor heat. Estate OF CHARLES LINDE-
MANN, 1OJl Bushwick ave-, Brooklyn.
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unfurnished Horses to Let.

Brooklyn.
A DESIRABLE HOUSE to let Except LIST ioorl
partiy furnished q IN good order. to small re-
sponsible family. l43 Lexing on ave-, 10 to3
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unfurnI.hed-Weat Side.

AMSTERDAM 1UTID AVE. 1929 & 1881. he
tween lE n Il lblst stS At the lowest rents In
town for large rooms ~ bath all improvements;
slBtOSlS
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TO LET, FLATS-One family on q floor; @ rooms
bathroom: electric bells door openers, dumb
walters, mirrors 4 all the latest improvements
In first class condition; good neighborood 4 con-
yenient to Gates ave. l. station; ST. & $40, worth
$50 In New York. 80 to 95 Cornelia St, near
Bushwick ave Brooklyn.
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FLATS Northeast corner OF Hewes st. and Bed
ford ave-, finest location In Eastern District,
suites of . to 8 rooms with all modern improve
ments; rooms and balls steam hea ted Iull SER
vice from resident janitor; built entirely new
plan; 81 feet front; large front rooms double
apartments, with only one family on each floor;
well worth inspection: open sundays; 10 min
utes' walk to loot OF Broadway TO 23d. Grand
and Roosevelt st. ferries, with 2trolley car lines
within one block to all parts of the city for one
fare; rent S35 to $50 Apply to q. p. TRUS-
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uNFURNIsIIED HOUSE WA NTED In Harlem,
rent not to exceed $40. House, box 64I World,
Harlem.
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ELEGANT APARTMENT, o large, light. airy
rooms, furnished throughout with OTlertal car
pets, elegant paintings marble bronze statuary,
baby grand plano, modern furniture brio a. orac.
&c. fashionable location. between 57th st, q
Central Park Broadway cable cars pass door;
SIPS per month Hall, 900 eth ave.
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between Madison a 9th ayes. 34lh Il 9Th stS.
not exceed ~ 80 for season only. HON 713 New
RpghplIp
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnlshrd-ts.i Side.

AVE A. 1869 near SAD At Fine cold-water nat
'ye large rooms all newly painted, two Nights
rent SIS
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LARGE furnished boarding house: privilege o.
boarders from connecting house. Gail ZzV
VI ash ct
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BID ST. 33s w.-Completely & handsomely fur
nished fiat; rooms; private hail. central loca-
tion; unexcep tionable.
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PART well furnished fiat, steam heated; every
convenience for housekeeping; near station
Walsh, 135 w. bid st. "a
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18TH ST, 227 w.-Daintfly furnished 3 b 1
rooms; go 30 TO 81. 80. Flagg 242 West $50
22D ST, 25s w.--Handsomely furnished fiat,
rooms bath; piano. linen. &C.. referencea
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnished-Enat Side.

LEXINGTON AVE. 1443-Ilegsnt single fats
of large rooms ana bath; all improvements.
Apply on premises or VIM. II. llollister l4Sl
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A. "A. -SILAM. II EATED Mats Just competed.
MADISON AVE, southeast corner lOlst ST.
Handsomely decorated all improvements: 4 Il :
rooms; Sl1 70 SO, Apply TO lanitor on premises.
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HANDSOME FLATS of 8 rooms bath all Inn
provements, near 9TH ave. h 59th st. also fats
on Lexington ave. near Oath st. g rooms h bath.
from $50 month up. Apply Janitor l43S Lex.
ingtOn ave, or l32 4, 5Dth st,
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FIRST FLOOR Il basement. @ rooms: all i'm
provements; range, gas, tubs: separate gas
meter; stairs & halls carpeted; nicely laid out,
with inside stairs leading from basement: 10
minutes from New York CITY Hall rent very low,
$40. Inquire owner, III Wavery ave-, near
Myrtle ave-. brooklyn.
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ATLANTIC AVE, 424-Parlor floor & base
ment; u rooms: improvements; rent $50
DECATUR ST, 52l. near Ralph ave.-S light
rooms Il bath in brown stone private house.
all improvements. sanitary plumbing, dumb
walter, hardwood finish, SO.
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18th ST, go E.. Grafton-First class. rooms;
mirrors. cornices rents reasonable; neighbor-
hood good. Jantor.
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ROOMS, all improvements except bath: good
condition; rent 30 $40. Apply ~ De kalo
ave. BTNOklYn.
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HANDSOMELY furnished second flats; steam
heated, light; near park; parties leaving city.
Norris, 1873 w. Sd st. d..
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TO LET-Flats convenient to bridge and ferries
nice quiet location; and 8 rooms: every con-
venence; steam heat; excellent laniIor service;
rent $50 to S45: terms to suit desirable tenants
shown by janitor on premises, 1913 state St. near
Bond. For terms, &c. apply 2Ol Montague st.
FRANK A. BARSABY.
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Houses Wanted.

HOUSE WANTED-FurnIshed or furnished
suitable for sub letting basement dining. room
owners Permanent, box 1913 World.
WANTED 10 RENT-small isolated house, near
l25'h St & Amsterdam ave-. for Young married
couple: no children; wife invalid. Address
Schnchel. 262 West 10th n.
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CYRILLE CARREAU,
agent. Grand st. Bowery. under Oriental Bank
A-CORNER FLATS; rents reduced; new build.
ing; 3, h rooms: all Improvements: sic to
$50: also stores suitable grocery, cigar or any
business, s25 to s35. Apply 177w. 10Th St
CHEAP ROOMS TO LET for colored families i. q,
~ rooms, from So 80 to S2U month. Apply
100 W. 18th st
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18th ST, 2l6 E.-To let, unfurnished. eStrI
large a. hall rooms. separately or together.
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t3D ST. 304 E.-Parlor floor 4 basement. rooms
bath; all Improvements.
4BrH ST. 1855 E.-Sngle fiat; \ rooms bath
first class order; reduced rent, Janitor.
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i4TH ST., 2i6 E.-Parior floor. basement 4 floor
OF s n 9 rooms; improvements.
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10Th ST, 3l3 E.-Floor . rooms, bath, to adults
private house. with owner.
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6STH ST, 1874 VS.; Franklin apartments;
neatly furnished; Housekeeping; handsome new
corner Hat; all light rooms private hall, bath,
steam; Immediate possession.
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! 5OTH ST, 20 w, between 9Th q 9th avea $40
| l. $50; paror. bedroom, Kitchen, bath
18th ST., near Broadway-6 rooms, ground Hat;
| Sl4 weekly Flagg DAD West I'D 81.
9TH ST. 363 w. (station 59th)-Completely
| furnished. corner bay window. y, Z room nats'
steam Edgar.
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Dist ST.. 333 +. A third Loor In perfect order .
private house; adults.
bSTH ST, 4IO Il. q rooms 4 bath; all improve
ments; private halls; rs Janitor.
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MADISON AVE. 1914. corner l26th at. -Ele-
gantly decorated, steam heated apartments;
janitor: hall boy service Apply premises.
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IN light rooms; improvements; si5 to si6.
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nJshed-West Side.

SECOND FLAT, elegantly furnished, winter OF
year; o large rooms. 8 windows, frontins.i 100
Madison ave.
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DuFFIELD ST., 80. near Dridge-Four i've
light large rooms, all improvements, Sl2 to SIS.
use of laundry; In private house, brick; Sl2 (;
must be seen to be appreciated.
kOSCIUSkO ST., 2S4-Flat, light papered; all
Improvements; halls carpeted; near school,
SO. Janitor.
WARREN ST., 1875 large rooms store
room all improvements; private house.
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10Th ST., 145 f. Large small furnished
hats, 81 to GA weekly. FLAGG, 24l w. 23d st.
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WANTED-l2, 10 room house. west 9th ave.
good location, OF furnished. Reliable, box $50
World uptown.
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WE HAyD several desirable tenants for houses
west of 9Th ave n 100 81 300
EASTON 4 co. 1880 broadway.
WHOLE OR PART Of small house, 8 or rooms
within 80 minutes OF bridge; rent moderate {:
good care taken of house. L. Braun, ~ West
ave, Long Island city,
The evening world., 1894-09-17

9TH ST, a. t.. near Broadwny2 large connect
Ing rooms; running water. closet. bath.
The evening world., 1894-09-17

4lST ST., 2O6 w. Elegant 4-room fla. COM
plete for housekeeping, So weekly. Janitor
The evening world., 1894-09-17

NICE FLATS to nice people; finely decorated /;
range, tubs, eectr!cs, carpeted halls; good
sized rooms, So $40. 81, S12; come and see
them; Inducements to small families with refer
ences: near Saratoga station Fulton l. and Chaun-
cey ST. station Union l.. Apply on premises, 279
to 205 Marion ST.. Brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-09-17

PARK AVE. s75-Elegant single nat s rooms
nne location; near Central Park q l. station.
Cd AVE. lS7-Floor for young couple suitable
for housek eeping; bath; strictly private.