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The morning news., 1894-11-11
AN OFF WEEK IN PLAYS.
"Blue Jeans" the Only Attraction at the
TheatGr.

To Be Seen at Two Night Performances
and a Matinee-Story OF the Play.
Howard Gould May Marry odetta Ty-
Ter After All the TaIk-General Stage
Gossip.
The theater will be open for but three
performances this week Blue Jeans.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and at a
Wednesday matinee.
The story Of Blue Jeans is laid in what
is known as the Blue Jeans district in In
diana. The scene in the first act shows
the yard and exterior Of Jacob Tutewiler's
house in the suburbs Of Rising Sun, Ind.
Two years are supposed to elapse between
the first and second acts, when the next
scene shown is Perry Bascom's orchard.
The first scene in the third act gives a view
Of Perry Bascom's dining rsom, the sec
ond scene tn. exterior of his mill and the
third in this act the interior of the mill
with its genuine working machinery and
whirlins steel buzz saw. Three years are
then supposed to elaPse between the third
and fourth acts, and the first scene shown
in the last act is the sitting room in ia
cob Tutewiler's house. The second scene
presents a corridor of the Poe House"
and the last scene of all shifts
back to Tutewiler's sitting room
Perry Bascom, Col. Henry Clay Ris-
ener of Rising Sun Zen Boone, old Jacob
Tutewiler Jim Tutewiler Isaac Hankins.
Seth Igoe, June the heroine, Sue Eulady.
Cindy Tutewiler, Samantha Hankins.
Nell Tutewiler,, Beleena Kicker, and pref
ty Perry Bascom's child, are sones of the
characters presented in Blue Jeans.
The statement is being made in New
York with some positiveness that Howard
Gsuld is to marry Miss Odette Tyler the
actress, after all.
Mr. Gould's engagement to the young
actress was announced some time ago,
and was said to have been broken early
last spring. 1t is now said that the en-
gagement was never broken, but that the
report was circulated merely TO save Mr..
Gould and Miss Tyler the notoriety which
attended tfeir engagement.
Miss Tyler is playing in Shenandoah at
the Academy Of Music In New York
Manager Gilmore Of the Academy saws
ihe engagement has undoubtedly not been
broken. When seen by tho New York
Times reporter Mr.. Gilmore said:
There Is no doubt IN my mind that Mr.
Gould is Ftill engaged TO Miss Tyler. he
very often comes mere TO sec her play.
and believe he has more than once taken
her home in cab. Miss Tyler does NOT
deny the report that her engagement has
not been broken"
Miss Tyler is living with her fathe,
Gen. kirkland on West Thirtv-slvtb
sire D. Neither Miss Tyler nor Con. tEirlf-
land will talk concerning the engagorert
~ .s said Miss Tyler stlll wears me hand
some ruby ring which Mr Gould gave her
when their ensngement was arst AM.
uoIuced.
ln addition 10 Manager Glimoro'e gtata-
ment and the story OF tho unreturpod y,
EnFement rIng lt lr hnld that Aflrs 7syi.r
was in constant correspondence with I'M,
Gould durins hia fiay DO Europe iast r91.
mrr.
Cen. Firfanl rald iaHt hpru ttat t,.
nHi h'ef fra tfokeu fHo rnf8F,merf ov,
.nt .o ih. npuofHI9H of tie Gould fauUv
ly Lh' mtirh lt Wnf SAID that tle Cogids
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ExoDUs OF THE NEoRoEs.
Liberia TO Give Each Settler Twenty
I've Aer-s Of Land ON T5is Arrival.

Liberia TO Give Each Settler Twenty
I've Acres Of Land on Bis Arrival.
Washington, Nov IA special from
Birmingham, Ala. says: THE advance
guard Of negro emigrants left Birmingham
yesterday en route to NIonweville, Liberia,
via New York and Liverpool They go as
a committee 10 make arra anEements for the
Immigration of several thousand of their
countrymen, who had paid the necessary
money 20 the International immigration SO
ciaty and only await perfected plans to
leave. The president Of Liberia has sent
encoura sing letters and promises twenty
five acres Of land and Temporary abode to
each Immigrant AS soon as the advance
guard has gotten things mapped out in
Africa, the rest of their Countrymen will
follow by steamer Reliable railroad
agents here say they have more inquiries
from negroes anxious TO so to Liberia than
they can answer
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TIE WEEK AT PooLER.
Personal and other Mention of Matters
ters There.

4SOAeA anu OLner mention OF MaILeFs
ters There.
Miss Erley links, accompanied by Miss
Bella Sack, were visitors at the home Of
Mr.. X. NJ. Jantzen last week.
Miss Ida Judkins is visiting at the homo
Of Miss Emily Symsrs on Rogers street
Mrs. Fennell and daughter are visiting
among their many friends in Pooler
Capt a. S. Canuet, accompanied by Miss
L. Ivey, made a pleasant visit to the homo
Of Mr.. Z. N. Cartwright on Orchard Hill
last week.
Mr.. J. Brown, who has been spending tho
last two weeks with friends and relatives
at Darien, has returned home.
Rev. W. Blunt Of Walthourville, who
has accepted the call from the Baptist
church viii preach in Pooler the thhu
Sunday in this month
Their viii be services morning and even
ing to-day at the Methodist church.
Mr.. Edwin Douglass of Bloomingdale en-
tertained a large number Of young ladies
ana gentlemen from Pooler at sugar
boiling Wednesday evening. A candy pull
ING and social games were INDUCED in ana
all returned home in the early hours oi
the morning.
The dance to be given Tuesday evening
Dy the Pooler Light Infantry promises 70
De very enjoyable affair The COMMITTEES
mas been hard at work and have every
thing ready to entertain a large number
The Pooler Rife Club held its NovempeI
meeting Thursday evening at the home o
Mr.. D. L. Christian. The club decided 70
give a turkey shoot Thanksgiving day an.
as all the contests are open large crow
is expected. After the regular business o.
the club was transacted Mr.. Christian en-
tertained the mem bers TO light repaS-s
which was heartily enjoyed. Mr o. n
Bevlns, j. Manning. W. Freeman aha
others added TO the enjoyment OF u'
evening"
Maj. A. r. Lawton, accompanied ny n'
STAFF, viii inspect the Pooler Light lhi4n
try Thanksgiving day. After The I
spectlon the company will give q su'''
parade.
The majority OF the citizens Of Poos,
seem indignant az the impression mar ~ ~
got abroad that they are all populisi'. -,.r
number of populists IN Pooler e. no. -.t,
four The balance are al good aeIh''
and vote the straight ticket
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SETTLES CLAIM.
Ee Says the Republicans VIII Have a
Majority IN the Legislature.

Washington. Nov. TO- Chairman Bab-
cock has received The following dispatch
from Representative settle. rep, OF North
Carolina, dated last night.
Greensboro n. c.. nov. o. Chairman
Babe0ck. Washington, y. C..
The 0eht Re about oysr. The demo.
Gratis surrendered this evening. a uum-
her of conNafsus boards arc SON in ses-
sIon. but not enough to change the re-
ault should 600 decide against ua The,
counted us out iu four o3t OF Csc counties.
We-WIl haze clear working I8rHy
u both tuau.hcT OF the legislature
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Chicago. ILL.,. Nov. i0.-The revised count
Of the vote IN the Sixteenth Illinois CON
ureHs .onal district elects Finls +. Down
ing, dem. by G9 majority over John j.
hnaker rep. This makes the Illinois dele
CATION stand. Republicans, 81, demo-
CFafs. l.
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A COMPANY UNDER SUSPICION.
Ncrfolk's Postmaster Was in Doubt
About Delivering Its Mail.


About Delivering Its Mail.
Washington, New 10.-w H. Lamar Act
ing First Assistant Postmaster General,
has received from the postmaster at Nor
folk, Va, several copies Of newspapers in
relation to the Norfolk Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, and the postmaster
has asked to be instructed what disposition
should be made Of the company's mail in
view Of the alleged fraudulent character Of
the concern. Mr.. Lamar informed him
that the department was not justified in
directing him 10 withhold delivery of the
mail upon newspaper articles, and he was
instructed to investigate the matter and
report any violation Of the postal laws and
regulations by the company. and whether
any legal action In the matter should be
taken. II is said that the company repre-
sented itself as having 10000 in capital
and that IL has conducted svindling opera
lions throughout tho country.
IT. T. Mayneld Of Barlow, Capt. ". c.
Rerdeil OF Orlando and Dr. Temple Of
Brooksvills have just consummater a.
heavy deal IN phosphate lands. ". Ach.Ils
Iaurens Of Paris. France. being The pur-
chaser. From Mr.. Maydeld the Bsrtev,
Courlcr-Informant learns that the uur-
chase OF 2sD acres of high grade rock and
rrnvel lands. with "a lease on i1l acres sd-
Joining embraces the territory ~ ba
worked. These lands aye DOB fernando
county, about two and % hnf mua. fr5u
f.thrhatta DR. Magnrif begins work af
once 0n "a plant which Hlii hr crested a. d.
cost m i-4 po. having capacity elars.-
lc ready for operation ~ Mareh 81. IEs
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Tlva wa-ehousaa Burned.

London. Nov l0.-Flvo large warehouses
90 Minares London, nlled with tea, TO-
bacco aId other goods were burned at au
carly hour this morning. The loss is es-
tlmated az s100eJ.
The morning news., 1894-11-11

when he speaks roses fall from the clouds
and periwiakles spring about his path
way. If all this is so, and his admirers
claim it, he must indeed be a second Breck-
inrtdge in language
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What a hearty iudorse-
ment of our progressive
system of
The morning news., 1894-11-11

"'Vhat was the first money you e''
earned, Tnckay" aur
Money . didn't get" saii ii1kf f...st
UpIlUr cuf On my curlH Wf'l ..H
.uau loy and wore 'nm he'd r.i
lnfa saved her thirty on f0Fg a''
Iauer Dazar
The morning news., 1894-11-11

especially Howard Gould's sister, Miss
Helen Gould, looked very unfavorably
upon the alliance, owing to the fact that
Miss Tyler was a divorced woman
friend of Howard Gould says: II have
often thought that the engagement was
never actually off, and think it possible
that 1t may be publicly announced again
shortly"
Wilson Barrett and his company
viii sail from Liverpool Wednesday for
New York, where he will inaugurate his
American tour with an engagement Or
eight weeks at the American Theater
The ManXman, the play in which Mr.
Barrett has scored such a phenomenal
success in England will be the first piece
presented. 1t will afterwards be taken to
the principal cities of the country.
Howard Paul, feuilletonist, bon-viveur,
playwright and globe-trotter has returned
to New York after several months in
England. He comtemplates importing
Florence Maryatt, the novelist to lee
ture throughout the United States. One
OF her themes The Mistakes of Mar
riage," has attracted much attention
because Of its piquent treatment of del
icate subject.
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procured on furniture In use without
removal at 6 per cent. easy payments; longest
time: strictly confidential. UNION SQUARE
LOAN CO.. Lincoln Building. room COL. Union
Square 4 14th st
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ST. IA E,-ru LIT, with board tor 2.
fiuit room, slJ; hall room, -.
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uofurn;shcd Rooms TO Let.

.VrU 81 TO T.. corner dth ave. bedroom &
lnrlor, unfinished. ODonucll.
IGTu ST. i24 W. rooms. newly rnintrd,
quiet house. ~. Sll. Apply huI~rk""pcT.
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G8TH ST. 22D Fiat furnished. . rooms.
bath; light bookkeeping 50 5pw""Nly. Mas
tcTsOn,
77TH ST. 3OT r.. Large, nicely furnished
front room. bath, gas; non eNcepIng; pftNat"
house $40
ST. ~ T. Room on lSt floor furn' shed
for housekeeping, -, 81. a cuttagr, |" rooms.
reasonable.
ly5rH 81. 2lD i. Large FURNISHED room TO-
light housekeeping ais" hall room,
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furnished Rooms to Let.

one TIM, Sor. PR hpF; !S,cond Timr, Ir. mn
ne; Ih'rt and Subsequent 7imes. i5c. On line,
No ertrn charge on SgnidyS
NJ EXTRA CHARGE FOR n-AdNertisrnrrts
for The World may Ice left Mt amy American
District Messenger Office In the city. where the
charges Will be the same as those At the natn
nffr,,.
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85TII ST.. l33 7. Large Il small rooms; best
accommodations: board optional prices reason
able: private American f,mily.
18TH 81, 239 r.. Handsomely furnished front
room: every convenience: excellent table very
rpasnuablp
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MONEY to loan on furniture. pianos. &c. legal
interest; easy pay ments; business confidential.
PATTEN G. Co, 26i4 Atlantic ave, East New
York Bank Building, rooms 8 and 6. Brooklyn ;
entrance, Pennsylvania ave.
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East Side.

LEXINGTON AVE. ,4~OS-Iarge front room suft
> adults: good table; gas, path, heat.
sunny rooms: excellent board; one hall room:
terms moderate.
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East Side.

,,u.,,y - .,
"N Sice IN furn nsi rG% room nrr' hot S,i 4 " @"Td Mlia aT'g nns,
j. "'"'' "E y "''N'''
IRVING PLACE. II Handsomely furnished I'd
mH"Li 'r"hI; mn'r 'oo"''' 'e"So'""''' """>e
i'rnt,u' t'.eren'ts'
~ - ri.A,r' =, ';htgr' m'Eds '"rn'Sh''
nun 'oo.'' ""' '"""' 'o"'' e-"" -
\ HNri, ~ Nrc'in imr'tHne" ~
stmry i'HHn'' running WAFER Sr"'' h'e' h"i'
h~EMimt,d ~ r. ~, ! no"f rom -''h 81
Oh Avn ,.ns Ia, rnor icr, rnrnisI. r,o,5
In L., IN German connie " ~
~, ~ l,
'irnnt b mi nam -, nnnr raasnn,ble
49,. -
rlcnsant furnished rooms viii or without no, nd
aTII AVE- a. Eronch family. . elegant
sunny ronms =. bJE Nj weekly, lnfoursade
nm, Sr 49, !, xLo,,. nn..t.,,o, 49,, s,I,
able Tor two persons: -. 5Otos4.
,,r,, ur , l., xto,,, ,r.L,.I - .,
- go, 80 w. - -, n"raE W. t,a,nmnrIho '""u,s' go,
kcopIng.' ''''' v Jus
,,,, er
i,in III, 20, FL awune rwpI.s; h''' r"f''cS'
18TH ST.. q corner u1iysr.!ty place, Hotel
Upward.
18TH ST.. l3l f., near Irving Place Hand
sonely furnished rooms; slngly or en- suite; rel
lsTu sT g,o = -Iorp. nicely ,urnish., room
house K coping privilege, gas, closet: Iow rent,
DnJIu GT Al Il Ior,. a. .u,uIt cham. la,h
ms, also pnrlors: suitable. Tor doctor. mn,
stefan. &c.
2OT n ST. ~ r. -Entir, psr,0rs or sIurIy sultn.
hi" physician or club other rooms.
eon ST tss Largo vol. furnished room suit.
able for 2, S. weekly; one. 50; one, $3.50.
coDsr RI +. -Larp. desirable rooms. en- suite
o2D 81, 40 F.-2 nicely furnished rooms for
housekeeping. ~. . half rooms, 81 ,50up.
obTU ct. l3o F. Nicely furnished larpc front
H., ~ -
aIsT sT -, = ,orncr IeyIrg,on ,yc ION
cn" yani in 81" 'oo"' "S"' "''''''''P'"S
80 -, :, x,.aI- ,,-a,ta5 go, -, a..
exposure; also Inside room
3iSr ST.; II" r. Nicely furnished front parlor;
spp sT.. l,n y. . Iarr, furnished front pnIlors
also hail room, moderate rent.
,yr,, on ,a,r po,o,L, -, .,i,.hIo o.
nhvs,cion. 'tner rooms. heated: private housn:
reasonable; references
3'Il II ST, 2lH T., near I'd ave; -llnnisomely
Wliilslcl lmrlnf & itrirnolh los ] or . g"hlle
anrh ST ~, ~ conyonIo,, Gram, ,,n,r,i
II ali Rooms 81 ~ hI. gnnd nnnighi.,rh, oI
house ncHted.
4STu 81. lOs H.. near Lexington ave. Fur.
nished rooms, -, s.; III cuuVCn. cncuS; private
house.
10TH 81. ia T., near 80 aye, turiIHlIrh
rooms; inn.rS or R'h'S' n""m u desired
BID 10" Nicely furnished rooms; terms
moderate; reference
h3DSr., lIs 81 floor from, room, heated, for
=; also sunny back room !. station.
PATH ~, l2H mmngrnimrly furnished Wen
he"l'l room '" '' w F''N"'" h"'s''
",Im Sl., 1.H =, 'm,"r,ni i"Tg' rom TuI I'm
"'N'"''"''' ''''"' ""'
,gTH ST. 22p I.-Flnt furnished, , ROOMS,
ha'h; Igll hpnHeS'"pihS' 20 op""""If. Mas
'ersnh'
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Horses, Carriages, &c.

CHOICE RAILROAD HORSES for sale at stables
corner Butler st. and Nostrand ave. Brooklyn;
great harpalpa
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WATTS 81, II. 10. 2l-To let, splendid apart
mcuts; rents cheap; location fine. LanitUr.
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Furnished miscellaneous.

WE WILL FURNISH \ FLAT complete 4
rcrdy Tor housekeeping, including linen. Crnck-
cry, ". on terms Of $50 n $40 weekly uutil paid
TOR; parties Intending to hire II furnished tlnt will
readily see the advantage Oi owning tn" contents
oi u HON" Il nj really less expense. your choice Of
m Immense assortment Of tnrnitur-. carpets r Igs
pretty thing, to make a home inviting. call for
list 81 flats. price Ill and stlmntcs. HENRY
NAMES 4 SONS IN. I'll 18th ave, between
;Slst 4 bIl Sis, white building.
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L, a. L1NDE,

100 West 34th St. corner Broadway, makes a spc-
cialty Of teaching persons to dance who have at
tempted and failed to learn at other academies;
waltz anu latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught; afternoon and evening classes; class schol-
ars receive strictly private lessons without extra
| rharrn. Onion daily. 10 4. NJ to Ii L. NJ.
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Al.IIpAS 81. 2lS ! ropms. iullv furnished
fur housekeeping, Si.5O weekly: respectable
Dllcy or steam. - minutes tn New York tort-
nit ~. aud Pacific ave. cars.
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m usical.

AGENTLEMAN great experience piano, organ ;
pupils residence, So quarter; no advance. Pro
iessor, box 2S0 World, uptown.
HARP FOR SALE, splendid order; maker.
uptown.
ethADlVARIUS splendid violin, and another
.,uy femlcR, Amsterdam, 17b1, to be sold occa-
eloh' SIRADIVARIUS, box 26O World. uptown
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Flats and Apartments to let.


9TH 81, :hgi W. tstation 9th steam heated
corner flats. q rooms, bath; completely iur-
nished. including linen, silver, china, kliChrn-
ware; $50 upward. Edgar.
LARGEST assortment beautifully furnished fats
In city. flagg 900 furnished ilnts), Il2 W. GIl.
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MISS McCARE,S

DANCING classes now forming at q
East 18th St. between 9th ave. and broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening; private les
sons. any hour. 81; waltz guaranteed In six private
lessons. S.. 4 lessons, 81; quarter. "a lessons, s.
lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS L q CIRCULARS.
Beginners at any time. Day or evening.
Special and individual att .ntion given to those
learning the waltz; also tina new and fashionable
DANCES. including stage. fancy and character.
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Dancing Academies.
AFTERNOON GLASSES wALTIGUARI
IItics. 4 Thurs 4. 30, d. 30 ted IN q private les.
IADl ASSlSIA MS. sons, with music, ~.
HOSEA HIGGINS

-, .NI.VW y OF DN
49, lao WEST $50 ST.. near 9TH ave. - sta
ton. 81 monthly. Classes MON. TUES,
THURS. and FRIDAY, $50 to 10. 30; private
lessons, 81 tickets used At pupils convenience
beginners ella sscs, 4 lessons, FL; quarter. ~ les.
sons, SO: receptions Weds., Eats. iiist Lessons
private. Open every day. X A. NJ. to II =. NJ.
FROM THE SEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins Is probably us well known rs my
man In New York, ana the iumc Of the institu
ton over which he piesidcs mas spread all over
the country. The invariahle and pronounced sue
cesS that has followed his methods ~ teaching the
art Of dancing has made ii the largest establish
mcnt Of the kind In the world. TO the better
class oil people 'Our own Is an ideal iustitu-
tion; its facilities are unequalled, the floor space
Is enormous, the music provided IL above Criti-
ciSm, while his stan OF lady and gentleman teach
erS stand nj the head Of their profession.
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, III his class lessons,
gives individual instruction In Ia room separate
from the general class ROOM. Diiiidcnt pupils
find this method II great advantage. HpGthR-
ANTEES TIE Waltz IN SIN PRIVATE
MAklNN No EAlIl'IlES-
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side,


West Side.
ST q ". Handsomely furnished rooms. |
strictly first class. Tor refined parties.
room. heated. So 80: single room Al. % ~
,nn.r law, ~ .au,.
posture: connecting rooms heated ~ ~.
9.D 81, 49, w, Large. peasant, rooms; south. |
crn exposure, IN, Idle room, 81. 30; every conven.
icncr.
,,n ,r ,o az u.u -. 49,. -
aIso back warrior. with piano. also small rooms
49,,
Inotn rryT,tr hous S'"'s '''"''"e" '"'s' ""''
,o"n, ',N",' w"
S an v ihrG1. Slnare, smnammis.. d mmmgns
room. ' "
Yan - An " xIr.lv rIrnish.d r,.ors large
4 small hoi 4 cold wnter: with reference, $50
=" ' "n a. ~ ~ :, -. -. s.sa,z
= mi , NAM n m / st.,inni r,asnn.bIe 'o'"''
.,,n 80, - 40 :, ,,,,n, 49,, ,,o.;, 6,.-
-nishch 'baauu,., heated mSar / NJ a an reIerenros
LID 81. III W. Back room LIST floor; 81. 30
~ : ,
18TH 81. :i2p W. Handsomely furnished large
tuu,ns; iotunuSI n'us: Somthcth eAPosute' r"h'
""s wv
a4TH 81. 2Oi ". Square. sunny room. nicely
81 %
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furnished rooms. sIi,.iy or Ell suite. ior respcct.
able. permanent or transient guests; So to $40
weekly excellent service.
,,,u or yo ~ ,,r,,s,,o, r,on,s 10, aon,,o.
men. heated. ~. 30 Si 81 weekly
,or,, .r o., II. x,,.i, ,,r,t.,od -,
Ia rg, q s,r,uIi' Ighi ho,sntp,pInv yas hath
arr, or A 4, y,.m. ,,..I.. ..,,.r
-',n : " ,nnnmeS s"''e' p""'
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inisncd frontt sunny rooms prlynt" BATH. steam
-
.-r,I sT UNI " Su,rv ,o,,,. i,,b, house.
Keeping reasonable; hall room; plriOr; all
convenience.
2TTU ST, ~ ". Handsomely furnished ro0ins
=" ie,, WIN nHth a neat; large g small mouer'
"' p''e9
ro,nIr,, r ~ va H,s nnn =, un,ysrd " "o"'e
""IH 81, III w. Nicely furnished, large front
room; light housekeeping: also hall room
29TH ST LOG w,-Handsomely furnished rooms.
,,,,, sr mr. S,,.,. t,.,is,o, .inoio ,ron,
an al, !, q ni.nc., rnasnnah,e '"ee ''"'
aoTIi ar aGn -Sice,y furnished rooms.
hon,ekecpLnr ai copyeniences: select locality
rent reasonable,
Dist ST. ao4 W. 81. 80; comfortably furnished
hall room, with closet. gas 4 bath.
,ISr ~ On, ,. ..o f.a,, raj rann, njco,,
On 80, OH M r am rrJn. u rooh' hee'y
32D ST, 2h5 W.. ] flight connecting front.
southern exposure; housekeeping 20; room
o"ii.
"Im ~ 40 W, H hc tarn,smed' large square
49,
80 . m"nu,9 ~ .a,SsS o .I,n " enneh'
Ho' l''Nh.' y" y wv "'' '"s'e wa
'I room ne; con mS i M; 20 snstII SrS iur pItaIn H'i private nns
borsn' rhoI"e Iocati,n. '
.-,, :.
Sfih 81 L." W. near hroauWhy- nanusomeS
m'"'sm ~ .rR' u" '""m
18Th ST., 70 W. near
om"c ist aoor hoard nD,IoDsI o"S' "o N"'' :
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Boarders Wanted.

One Tir7e, elc. per hne: Secotd Time, ne. M
hne: Third and Subsequent Times. 15c per line.
No ertrd charge on Sundays