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a Parting Tribute,

. rH "- 2.
AT a meeting Of the Presbyterian
church and congregation, a committee
was appointed to draft suitable resolu-
tions with reference to the resignation OF
Rev. j. Y. Ewart. The following is the
report of the committee:
Whereas, it has seemed best TO our
pastor, Rev. j. Y. Ewart, to dissolve the
relations existing between pastor and
people; and,
Whereas, during his faithful passionate
or four years This church has more than
doubled ito membership and every de-
partment Of church work has been
built up; therefore,
Resolved, that this church and con-
gregation desire to put upon record
their appreciation OF his faithful, earnest
and conscientious labor during his pas
torate.
Resolved, that we express u high
esteem for Mrs. Ewart and her able and
efficient labors ia all lines of church
work.
The prayers and best wishes Of the
members Of this church will accompany
them to their new field OF labor.
Resolved, that these resolutions be
placed upon the records Of the church,
that a copy be presented to Mr.. Ewart,
and that they be published in the city
papers. r.. b. McCLENoN.
MRS. 9. M. JENKs.
Mrs. A. CAMERON.
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nouTht cold Coin.

New York, Nov. 27.-American gold
coin was brought to this city by the
Cunard line steamship Lucania and the
American liner Paris. In both instances
it was imported By the Bank Of British
North America. Whether it is to be
used In the purchase OF some Of the new
bond issues is known only to the off,
cials of the bank. The Lncania and
Paris brought IS boxes each. The off,
GERS Of the steamships could not tell the
amount that the boxes contained, but
the whole amount Is estimated at
iSS, 0OO, 600.
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A EVENT.
week of Races ut the Madison square
G"rdens-Foreign Champions.

week of Races ut the Madison SQUARE
G"rdens-Foreign Champions.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The Metropoli
tan Association of Cycling clubs will
hold a grand international tournament
at the Madison Square Garden this
week, beginning Monday and ending
on Saturday, Dec. /. Entries for the
tournament have been coming in with
u rush, and there is now no doubt that
the racing will be the best ever held In
this country. The presence of the for.
eign professionals is bound to create o
Juror in racing circles. All of the mel
= acknowledged cracks, all holding
championships in their respective coun.
tries. The list of local racing men
promises to be very large, one local
club alone haying entered fully 30 OF
its men. In all there are over 200 en-
tries. Aside from the appearance o.
the only Zimmerman in the races dur.
ing the week, the most notable feature
of the cycling carnival will probably be
the 24-hour event for professional
riders.
A Big Money Prize.
This will be started ON Friday even.
ing, and Judging by the number and
character of the entries it will be a
race from beginning to end. A big
money prize win BE- the incentive for
fast work in this contest, and a record
for the time is likely to result. The
more important entries received in
clude Arthur Linton, champion OF
England; Huret, champion Of France;
Charles Columbo, the Italian wonder,
and George FL. Van Emburg, the boy
phenomenon, who holds a record of
1,40t miles in 142 hours. There will be
~paeemaking in this great race, and such
stars as Zimmerman and Wheeler, and
the Frenchman, Louvet, will assist in
cutting" it. The prizes will be of ex-
ceptional value to the class A and B
men, and liberal purses will be given to
the professionals, three in each event,
averaging $500 for each race, and 81, 900
for tue winner of the "a hour contest,
$4,000 being put up for prizes during
the week. :
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. ,rRANs-MIss1ssIPpI CONGRESS.
Seventh Annual Convention i'm Session at
t. - r".s.- --4 sc. IuuiR. a ~na

Seventh Annual Convention I'm Session at
.ts,r r." ss+- -s~. SO. Louis. f. mga
ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a. With a whole
week before them. the delegates of the
seventh session of the TRANSIT Mississippi
congress gathered slowly at Entertain
ment hall, where their meetings will be
held. At tie appointed hour scarcely
more than a fourth of the number in
the city ere present, though before
the welcoming address was concluded,
400 or more were present. As the dele
gates came in one after another of the
prominent men were recognized and
given their share of attention.
The delegates were welcomed by
Governor Stone and Mayor Wallbridge.
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People who wish
people TO remember
that though they are
a little disfigured they
still in the r---
FAIR STORE
THE CITY.
g BHEvaTiRs.


John Slater of Lake Preston came
down by the morning train.
Judge j. Fl. Williamson returned this
evening from his visit to the old home
in Name.
Al report from Howard this morning
the closing up OF the Ken
dali Banking company. Liabilities not
stated.
Mrs. H.. P. Sweet, daughter OF Mrs.
Scoggin, arrived from California on a
visit to her mother and other relatives
in this city.
A large number of friends Of the Nc
Gilliyray family arrived from Winfred
on the train from the west to attend the
funeral Of the late Mayor Nj GilIvray.
A. II. Bum and wife and Orsn Moves
and wife, all OF Irwin, are visiting a few
days at r. R. VanSlyksis. MI. Bum
and Mrs. Noyes are cousins Of MIR. Van
Slyke.
Mrs. Angie Williamson came up with
the mourners from Sioux City last even
ing No did also w. w. James. Miss Mag
gle McGillivray who has been In Sioux
City almost from the first with her de-
ceased brother was too sick to come
home.
Prof. Cumnock OF the Northwestern
University Evanston, I'LL, will give an
evenings entertainment OF humorous.
dramatic and heroic readings under the
auspices OF the graduating class OF the
Normal school at the Presbyterian
church next Friday evening.
Marshal Davis o little before IL o'clock
last night surprised Jos. Rsath and
Chas. Demick la P~atterson's old Office on
lower Egan q opening up q box OF
drugs which they had taken from a car
on the side track west Of the depot.
They also had b chest OF tea taken from
the same car and bad several others hid
under the platform which they doubt
intended going back after had they not
been interfered with by the oficer. He
took them under his charge and placed
them behind the bars in the court house
whore they are awaiting q hearing.
Mrs. VIM. McGrath had Lou Fisher
arrested and brought before Justice
Holdridge this morning on the charge OF
assault and battery. II seems Mrs. Nc
Grath went over to Fishers place last
evening to collect q bill Of her husband
against Fisher Tor legal services, which
Fisher claims be does not owe. He
claims to have been repeatedly bothered
with the, presentation Of this bin and
last evening Mr.. McGratla being paftic-
ulariy persistent he put her Oh the place,
but in no way mal-treated her. She.
however, charges differently, hence the
arrest. The bearing YVES postponed an
bill 40 p. m. today.
The reception rendered Rev. add Mrs.
y. X. Ewart ID the Presbyterian church
parlors last evening Was d large and
spontaneous gathering thoroughly ssindi-
-cative OF the high esteem and neiahbor-
" Affection Il which this worthy couple
az held by their friends in this city. Al
general DEMONSTRATING and well-wishina
was indulged il By AL present and to-
wards the close q few more formal
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Heavy Ice ut Chamberlain.

CHAnBERLAIN, S. D., Nov. 27.-Un-
usually heavy running ice in the Mis-
souri, river renders it difficult Tor par
ties to cross at this point. The ice is
very heavy for this season of the year,
and the Pontoon Bridge company has
found it necessary to leave the center
draw of the bridge open SO that the run.
ming ice can get through.
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Residents Lose Heavily.

PANA. Ills, Nov. 27.-The prairie
and forest fires which have been raging
In. the .Okaw river bottom for several
days are nov under control. The dam
age done to timber, meadows, farm
houses and live stock is not known at
present, but over 2 1900 acres have
been burned over and the loss to resi-.
dents of the bottoms will reach away
mp in the thousands.
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Grew Were SaYad.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ga dispatch
from Two Rivers, Wis, to the life saw
ing bureau says the schooner Speed of
Sheboygan from Manistee to Sheboy-
gan, three, cargo wood and
shingles, is stranded near the harbor
The crew were saved. s
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TROUBLES OF TURNING OK.

He LaDgulshes I'm Jail ON Account of an
Ungovernable Temper.
Sioux FALLS, Sd, Nov. 27.-Deputy
United States, Marshal Brady went to
Rosebud Indian agency and arrested
Turning OK, a big buck Indian who
tried to woo "a young Indian maiden
with an axe. While calling on his
dusky lass she incurred his displeasure
in some way and he struck her with an
axe, ~infiicting a severe wound. Turn
ing Ok is now In jail.
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Apples for British Royalty.

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan, Nov. 27.-The
cold storage house of Ryan & Richard-
son has shipped to England through a
New York house. a carload of selected
Jonathan apples for the consumption of
royalty. The apples came from the
Wellhouse orchard IN Fairmont town
ship, the largest in the world.
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RoLLA, N. D., Nov. 27.-ht Cando q
set of drunken rufiians mobbed Rev. j.
McNamara, NJ E. pastor there. They
knocked him down, kicked him and
stamped on him. -he cause Of the as
sault was the pastors activity in prose-
outing blind pigs.
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60 rsund Voc Gullty.

FERdUs FALLS, MINI, Nov. 27.-At
. late hour the jury brought in o YER
dict OF not guilty i'm the a Of The
State against Fred Caye. on the charge
OF rape by Mr.. Dell Thomas,
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henderson's Thentrical Deal.

DENVER, Nov. 27.--David Henderson,
the Chicago theatrical manager, has
entered into partnership with w. Fl.
HUGH, in the management Of the
Broadway theater in this city, and has
gone West to sign leases for a theater
at Salt Lake and Stockwell's theater in
San Francisco. This gives Mr.. Hen
derson a big Western circuit for which
he will make all the bookings next sea-
son.
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Fatal Fire &C EAakton.

YANKToE, III ID, Nov. s7.--The Cen.
trial House took fire from an explosion
OF gasoline and was burned ont, Lott
p. Wolfe. q cripple from Worthington,
Kan. was ~sutfocated and taken ont
dead.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-While crossing
o Baltimore and Ohio bridge ~ miles
east Of Cumberland, Isaac Taylor and
wife and Miss Kidwell were overtaken
by q train and all killed. H.
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Cleveland BETTER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-President
Cleveland is somewhat better, although
his foot is still swollen from rheumat-
ism. He expects to be able to come to
the White House early in the week.
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III you ware D choice piece OF meat d
any kind call at the leading market.
GoETHEL q SCHULTZ.
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Nice Eat turkeys, and ducks foi
Thanksgiving dinner.
GOETHRL & SCHULTZ.
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i have rooms in Madison for three
small families which / will r mt to the
right parties from the first day OF De-
1895, free. IRVING ID. SMITH.
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GADTsoN. SOUTH d


Loeaa TAHme Table.
Chicago, Milwaukee q "a. paulKAilwAy, which
took effect, Sunday. May ~, 1904.
TRAINS aOsMa RAer.
Passenger, no. 4, departs 11:O5 q. IN.
Fretghk. No. 90, departs $50 d. IN.
Freight, No. "a, deparfs0 100 p. m.
TRAINS aOFna wReTs
Mixed, No, 81, departs Asa0 y. 10.
TnAIMe FHom xHE EAST.
Passenger, No. :, arrives 3 .ab p. m,
Freight, No. m. arrives q :b0a. n.
Freight, No. %, arrives b.65 :. 10.
TnArae rnoM TIE wRsT.
Freight, no. u, arrives l0.46 .. N.
All the above trains carry passengers; but
freights only when passengers are provided with
lckeke.
Passenger trains going east make connection
at Ryan for all points south, and passenger train
going west, at Wo0ns0cket for ell points north.
MADISON 3 BRfeTOL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs 3:b0p. m.
PASSENGER from north arrives, 1880 q. m.
mo. LARRIN. Local Agent.
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Total Steals of the Yankton Banker Ray
He Over . Million.

Total steals OF the Yankton Banker May
he Over y Million.
YANKToN, 8. D., Nov. 26.-The
fraudulent practices of John T. M.
Pierce Of the mythical financial firm of
Pierce, Wright q Co. assume a grayer
aspect as they are unearthed. It is now
the opinion that Pierce has fioated, not
$500. 900 OF manufactured bonds and
other paper, as thought. but double
or even three times that amount, as the
returns come in. It Is the worst case
OF wholesale sWindling ever coming to.
Light In the Dakotas, and ID equalled
by but few In the history OF the West.
The firm OF Pierce, Wright & Co, is
composed wholly of Pierce, FL. C.
Wright having withdrawn several
years ago. and the ssCo.n being an nm
known quantity. The firm has existed
at London. at Yankton, at Spokane and
Of Holyoke, Colo, and has done bust
ness in all those places.
Principal once al Yankton.
The principal office OF issue has
been at Yankton, which has also been
Mr.. Pierce's place Of residence. The
London Office was the place where his
various issues Of fraudulent and hcti-
tious school bonds and certificates
paper were negotiated and turned into
cash. he seems to have found q ready
market for his bogus paper, probably
through the good standing of his Lon
don house.
Who b responsible for the various
acts Of forgery In only matter of con-
lecture. In his school bond issues he
has covered the South Dakota counties
or Yankton. Bon Homme, Hutchinson.
Turner, Clay and Union, and some
others in all probability. The business
has been going ON MANY years
O. PAul HAS . Good Chance.
W~AsEnEoroN. Nov. sz.-General
Lawler, commander.in-chief OF the G.
A. R.. said while in the city recently
that he had no doubt but what st. Paul
would secure the national eacampment
in 1896.
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Rsv. WILSON IS ACQUITTED.
The Celebrated south Dakota Case 4
Ended.

Celebrated South Dakota Case II
Ended.
Sioux FALLS, Nov. 27.-At 6 D. M.
the jury in the Rev. John T. C. Wilson
rape $ went out and at Ia. m. they
sent for Judge Jones, and 3 verdict Of
not guilty was rendered in ne case.
This has been one OF the most sensa-
tional ana stnbbornly fought criminal
cases in the history Of the state. ri
was charged that on Nov. %, 1899.
Rey. Wilson, who was. the Methodist
preacher at Beresford, assaulted Eva
Moulton. D i3-year-old girl. He was
tried at Canton la March, 1893, found
guilty and sentenced By Judge Atkins
90 ID years I'm the ~penitentiary, and
served four mouths, when no was re-
leased ON 70. 900 bail by the supreme
court ordering . new trial.
The most abundant free metal in the
earth's crust Il copper.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Msdsl Midwiassr Pair. saa Franeiseo.
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Thanksgiving Dinner,
Nice dressed geese, turkeys, ducks and
chickens for sale at reduced rates, es-
pecially designed for Thanksgiving
trade, at the Central market.
WIN. N. ROCHE.
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Cheap Rent.

A choice selection OF meats of all kinds.
GoETHEL q SCHULTZ.
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testimonials

and impromptu testimonials of
regard for the departing couple
we're given in warm-hearted re-
marks by Reverends A. G. Blackman,
NJ. N. Mime and w. J. Cleveland, Mrs.
.. q. Holdridge and Henry Neill. Mrs.
Ewart and Rev. Ewart responded to
these in fitting words OF warm apprecia-
ton. The choir contributed by song,
Mrs. Tuttle in a solo and at the close the
whole audience arose and united in sing
ing "God be with you till we meet again.
Watch for "Why not"
Sausages OF all kinds.
GoKTHEL 81 SCHULTZ.
"Why not" is coming.
Fresh bulk oysters, solid meats.
GoETHEL & SCHULTZ.
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Watch for "Why not
"Why not" is coming.

Sausages OF all kinds.
GoETHEL 81 SCHULTZ.
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Thanksgiylng Dinner.

"Why not" is in everybody's mouth.
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The most abundant free metal In the
earth's crust Il conner.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Msdsl Midwiafsr Fair. San Francesca.
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Everybody wonders "Why not"

why not
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Fresh bulk oysters, solid meats.
GoETHEL 81 SCHULTZ.
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Flats and Aps I'm euts to let.
Unfurrlshsd-Mo,th Of ,.s,b s,,ee

Unfurn,shsd-North OF - sth Street.
1880 ST 100 W. Cheapest fats In Harlem, 8
large rooms Wob ban neTy deS scr slS jan
bath ST., 1877 w. - large rooms 4 bath every
Improvement; hot water supplied; SN. Jani-
tor.
l3sTH ST. SIS B.. corner l. station-Flsts s
rooms; rent n7 ,is. Apply janitor.
18TH ct. 500 W, Washington Helshts-7 rooms
4 bath; improvements; $40 to 32S.
AT LOW RENTS-Flats Of 5 large rooms bath.
lest locality is2i 10 1854 Kmste rdam dom ave-,
near lOlst ~. cable ears pnsS the door: el8, &le.
CHEAP Rent nice clean rooms; improve
ments; IS 4 - Housekeeper, 3os W. seth at.
ELEGANT FLATS OF o looms 4 bath to rent
cheap $50 ns,, reduced $lo. Apply House.
FLOOR four rooms, private house. healthy
SID W Isoth ST. >"''' F'''''''''' "| '"'''''
SEVEN ROOM SINGLE FLATS: only four fani.
lies in house; good order; immediate posses.
MURRAY'S, Sd ave, corner Hath at
ns-5 ROOMS on Bradhurst ave, between 18th
and 14sth SITS. elegant location. Inquire Jantors
SIS TO $l7.5a all light rooms q bathroom, near
station. 1922 9th ave.
ss FOR rooms and bath: decorated: corner
Bradhurst ave. and ltsth st. Inquire Janitor.
2l55 5TH AVE- rooms and bath; improvements
$40; free to Aug is. Inquire Janitor,
WILLIS AVE. 2l7-5 rooms, all improvements
Sl2 to Sl6 Inquire In store.
Observation-Disclosures iyn.
CARROLL ST. lS, near Ciinton-7 rooms 4
bath. $50: It'll ave-, IS. near Lincoln place, I
rooms and bath. SIS: 9Th St, ?os. or rooms
SIC TO $40
JORALEMON ST, 90 The Riverside-Apsrt-
mentB from 81. 20 to 1910 weekly; all sunlight :
baths; private park; minutes to South 4 Wall
st. ferries
FLATS & apartments near bridge; rent IS to $50
COOK. 50 Sands st. Brooklyn.
CHAUNCEY ST. 243, near Ralph ave. Cool
large, light rooms: all Improvements; car
peted halls: janitor; $l1.
SEE! HERE THEY ARE,-5 rooms & bath. II
Sl2 per month; rooms bath. S2 a SI
per month: all improvements jantor's services (;
half hour &c New York City Hall Charles
Hart, owner 1863 Sd ave, brooklyn.
ELEGANT Improved natG--3 & I rooms. 3l2
Droome st. rooms range) 10 Greenwich ave. {:
I rooms trange) So9 East 10th St
THE ALTON. ZOO Grand Boulevard. one block
above cabie-Three all-lisht rooms and bath. all
movements. elegantly decorated: must be seen
to he appreciated: rent SIS; rooms and bath. S,4
Janitor. or J. c. HOFFMAN,. 237 Broadway.
TO LET-Flats. 5 rooms, bath janitor service:
$40. so to S12: free TO Aug. 10: good location
good order Johnson h Son, "a Reid ave. B'klyn.
50 To sl2--uPPER FLOORS. all improv emt nts {;
SIS SIS. dwellings 10. II rooms: bath: Full
ton l. to Ralph station. Vallard, ga buffalo ave.
Gil MONTHLY-Near bridge entrance; entire
floor, 3larre rooms: private house. 1916 Sands.
Sd FLOOR Of large rooms In private house with
owner; all improvements; convenient to bridge
ferry; $40; adults. 800 Union ST., near Court.
4 ROOMS. cold water flats: airy house; near
bridge; SO Sl2. 10 Poplar st.
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Unfuvnlshsd Roo ms to let.

VVVUVUIbW1u WOCVUb 70 IeSs
AID ST ~ h. Large north room, studio. ONCE
or housekeeping: large closets; also hall room.
46TH ST, 2l3 w, near Broadwa Rooms or
floor uniurnished or furnished; convenience!
private house.
I'D ST. 3l1 E-Nice parlor 4 basement floor to
rent to small family; reasonable.
18TH ST., l32 W. u handsome, light, airy, un.
furnished rooms: private hall bath; comforts I,
moderate. Strahord
I, . 4 4 ROOMS, "a to $40, with gas; bathing.
Riverside House, West 1921 at
Unfurnlshed Rooms Wanted.
UNFURNlsHED ROOM WANTED; % month
10th to Goth ST. east or west widow, box 4O2
Uptown World.
LARGE ROOM with hall room attached. uniur
nished; a4th, 36th sta. between broadway &
9th ave. H.. pos World, uptown.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

GENTLEMAN wants room In Bay Ridge for
months. r. =. box 474 World t.vl
IN FLAT, permanently: home suitable fes yosnS
gentleman: send full particulars BloominS-
dale. 1877 +th ave.
REFINED, elderly gentleman wants furnished
room; eity or Brooklyn; 81 Permanent box
%; World. r... fi~.tT
WANTED by young man, single room; modern
conveniences! references exchanged. Address.
with full particulars, Home, box 416 World. OF
wANTED-Lodgingsf for fire company Of 40 nsI
for week In August; state full particulars
Address LomaS, box 5oi Montgomery, Ala.
wANTED-Room men; private family: close
to 3oth ST., 9Th ave, moderate X. boz 80
World uptown. .7 fAfs
YOUNG LADY wishes furnished room in private
family, between S0th h 10th sts., without
board: sia'e price. H., German teacher. ,voP
Trinity ave- n. ..ils
BASEMENT ROOM. front, for ONCE; pvvaas
house, between l4th aNu I'D. 9Th and "a Avss-
Address. with terms, Noble. boz 2SS WQrid. up-
town. Il
GENTLEMAN WANTS furnished room, 6s9s'soa
23d 3lst.. 9Th 70 eth ave muat ssebAno;
LGENTLEMAN wsata .gnan non n.er 49,;
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ETH ST, 102 W-Private family. without chilli
dren. occupying beautifully furnished apart. !,
ments, Herald Square. will let large front rcofss
TO or gentlemen; private bath 4 toilet: run- 7
ming water. Apply mornings only.
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LADY having nicely furnished nat on ". Spfilo
81. near 18th ave-, will rent paror l. besipseAk4
to orr gentlemen tfrieudsJ; $40 per week. C .
n. box 25a World, uptown. 'lisr
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ATH ST, 47 W.-Furnished rooms: board op>cl
tiJnal: reduced rates to transients -
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18TH ST. 81 W.. corner 9Th ave.-Nicely fur.
hished hall room, s.. so per week.
| ed ST.. las w,-Elegantiy furnished rooms;
plenty at summer prices; seen Sunday.
| AID ST.. los w. Large. cosy front hall fOs
gentleman, ID floor. 's2~h.l
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18th ST. lo3 W.-Furnishei rooms: cool iiKAt, /,
central location. suitable for ONCE lodginG
| combined T-l-sr-i
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-30

| 3tTH ST. l27 W.-Hsndsomelv furnished double
| single rooms: doctors ONCE all conSe9ssn
iences, terms to suit -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-30

2?D ST. 2Gs W--Nicely furnished large q small :.
rooms; also rooms In rear
HTH ST. rs W.-Elegantly furnished rooms to
let: every convenience also hall rooms; break
fast II desired + -