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Morris tribune., 1894-04-11
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Morris tribune., 1894-04-11
Mendsy, April o.

The house was depopulated. Three
tourths Of the members were in the senate
listening 70 Senator Hilps speech on the
tariH. Those who remained were occupied
with District Of Columbia affairs, but lit
tie actual business was transacted.
The feature Of the day In the senate was
Senator Hills speech on the tariff bill. He
vigorously denounced the income tax fea-
ture. and incidentally scored the admins
tration's foreign policy.
SeatoR Walsh took the oath Of Office as
successor to Senator Colquitt.
Morris tribune., 1894-04-11
WORK OF CONGRESS.


After tie settlement Of the O'Neill-Joy
eleCtiOn case in the. house, the English.
UillbOFn ease W2s tAheh up, but the quo
rHm had dlsAppeaseA
The senate pasped the Bshring sea btlA
Senator Allison sDoks for the Republicans
ON the taYiH bill.
Morris tribune., 1894-04-11
Monday, April 8.

Charles S. Millard, prominently
known in railroad circles, died at In
dianapolis, Ind.
Two bombs, with fuses attached,
were found in the Kinkenpoix railway
station at Liege.
President J. j. Hill Of the Great
Northern road has returned to st. Paul
from his European trip.
It is rumored that the report of the
death of LIE Caron, the British spy, was
false. and circulated to save his life.
Rev. Patrick j. Donahue, recently
appointed to the see of Wheeling, w.
Va, was consecrated at Baltimore Sun
day.
The announcement is made on good
authority that Budd Doble, the famous
horseman, has decided to drive no more
races.
The United States coast defense YES
sci Monterey has been ordered to pro-
ceed to San Diego for drill and target
practice.
Tuesday, April 10.
Ex- United States Senator Cattell of
New Jersey is dead, aged 70.
Jamboree won the Tennessee Derby,
.Buckrene second, Vassal third. Time,
2:04 Ia.
The president has appointed James
+. OsBrien to be attorney for the dis
trict Of North Dakota.
William Parry, president of the Gin
cinnati, Richmond and Fort Wayne rail-
road, is dead, aged 81.
The Rt. Hon. Sir Charles S. G.
Bowen, lord justice of her majestY's
court of appeals, is dead.
It Is reported at the navy department
that the United States steamship San
Francisco has arrived at Bluefelds,
Nicaragua.
AT Chicago William Saber German
lRborer. shot and killed himself and
wife. The couple quarreled over fam
lily matter.
A British force is to be sent in pur-
suit OF the Moplah Mohamedans, who
nave Deem guilty of a murderous at
tack upon Hindus of the Malabar dis
1ASss
Morris tribune., 1894-04-11
WaAnaaAaY. AnPll g

Thp house seated NJ. EnRlisA OS Cali
eOFnia, aispiacinG Mr.. HilbOrn, Republi-
ean.
~ . vets Of tA4 10 1l6 the house refused
- pas the Bland bill over the presidents
vete.
ft~ the morning hour In the senste
ehe t@rtR billwas taken up and Senator
AllisOn Concauded mis- speech against the
Measufs. He was followed By Mr.. Mills
eeTexas. wAe confined AimseH chiefly to
AdefsAse of the ID vslOrsn system.
Morris tribune., 1894-04-11

kAe BeAEins so biil passed tho house.
The urgent AeAstancy bill, carrying
eesnsthing oveR q. 90, ,Q0o passed the house.
Atsef the Aeisney bin was disposed Of
the consideration ef the n0stOfice appro-
VrlatiOn bill was resumed.
Tha HansbTouGh thistle bill was dis
cusscd Ia the senate during the morning
Aou1. The senate then went into execu-
tive sesslen and soon attsrward adjourned.
Bills were passed BIZ the house authoriz-
Ing the construction Of bridges across the
81 Louis river between Wisconsin and
Minnesota 10 Duluth and Grass Point
Morris tribune., 1894-04-11
nsIdan April Q.

What was eonsidesed test vote on Che
taftR bill was taken In the senate on mo-
0ca to ad1OuTa ever Saturday. The vote
!esuated In q. majority Os one against AA-
tonEnment. The P0pNliss members and
Senators Hlil, Ifhy and Murphy voted
with Shs Republicans for adjournment.
In tAe senate Senator PETER spoke for
essO hours On the tariff, claiming that the
Fopulists look upon the tariff as tax,
but they do not belioVs in wholly aban-
doning Il.
The house went ahead with appropria-
aon bills again during the day. Some
Touttne business was, however, first trans
acted. "A bill authorixin0 the city OF
.haAtings, Minn to construct q wagon
bridge across the Mississippi river was
passed on motion Of Mr.. Hall. The even
Ing session was devoted to pension bills.
Morris tribune., 1894-04-11

The Union Pacific Employees Gained
Every Point They Contested Fortnight
of Organized Labor to Combine For
Mutual Protection Clearly Dsfned.
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WAKEMAN INVITES SOCIALISTS.
They Will Attend tho Peoples Party Con-
ference Business Improving.

Upon the request of Thadd"us u,
Wakemau. Secretary of the local or
ganization Of the Peoples party, Central
Labor Federation yesterday elected II
committee to represent II at to-nights
political labor conference at No. ~ East
Tenth street. The delegates were in
structed to vote for no other platform
than that Of the Socialist Labor party,
Delegates were elected also to attend
Il conference AT No. Union square to-
night to make arrangements for an
cight-hour demonstration at Union
Square May !.
The cloth, hat and cap operators re-
ported that they would hold mass
meeting Wednesday night at No. lH
BOwcry to discuss strike at Prchucr,
Helm II FoN's shop.
The majority Of the DELEGATES reported
trade Improving, the membership ~ the
unions growing, and the number OF UNI
employed constantly decreasing,
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THIS JOKE DIDN'T TICKLE HIM.
Capt. schulhof Still Has the Hundred Sand
witches His Wife Got Him to Make.

Capt. Edward Schulhof. eX-champion
sharpshooter Of the Bowery, who has
charge Of the restaurant in the Allan
tic Garden, appeared before Sergt.
Riley, in the Elizabeth street police sta
tion-hOuse, shortly before \. NJ. yes
terlay, just as the day platoon was
about to be turned out.
My wife gave me your order Ser
geant," said SChulhuf.
What order" asked the Sergeant
about the hundred sandwiches YOU
wanted for the men this morning. I've
made them all, only ! don't know what
/ shall put on thym, Schweitzerkaesc OF
schmierkaese ham, on what? My wife
told me she was so sorry, but she forgot
what kind you wanted
Sergt Riley saw the joke Mrs. Schulz
hof had played on her husband, and 50
did the members Of the day platoon.
April fool" said the Sergeant.
Schulhof Swore vengeance. He did not
speak TO Mrs. Schu.hof all day. Pro-
prietor Albert Kramer advised Schulhof
10 bring an action for divorce. Schulhof
still has the hundred sandwiches.
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This was shown last night Mt Tony
Pastors Theatre The benefit for the
nr.,d EurI ,,,y., urda, tba ,usni,as or
the Eut, Speciality club was tremcn-
dous success. Early i'm the afternoon MIR.
c,,,a.r.,,, 500, ,,,, ~, ,t,,,, ".,,,,ii,,,,
'"""''So" pu' ""' ''' S'Ei' NUNS
room only and from that time the work
of the boX-otficc was over. rXCept for the
cola -, oi,,,isst,, ,i,l,a,s 4, eao - ~
s'le ., "N''.S''o' w N,'' ~ ', ,', ~.
people. and fifteen II inu,es later the
a,,o,,., a,,a,,,,,, ,,, ~, ~, ,,,,., ,,,,, go,
eio"u 'N'eh"eu o"' vi ''e "''''' anu "''
the sidewalk in both directions. When
t,o, ,,,i,h ,, ,,,r.,,,. .,,ll anal .b,,
''"'' WIN '"' St"'s a"'",'A S"'t anu ''''
crowd waiting for admissions, the Achd-
envy of Music would have been none too
From until after & anxious inoulrins
,,.,. ~, 80, - ~ ,,'a,
, inair l3r seats anu tmt y g" an, ot
nIiI, II" -. "t' 49, ~, ~
uhhfokeh. Every aNalltb.e pace III me
interior or me mouse was occupied II
was a veritable Jam Of humanity. Law
Elite Specially club, WAS on hand as
ihrse as as NE. re ar ana Tony pmSS'@r, wh h
s2ne sS use Di ine umea,re mnr me
delighted. s,.,.
ne only l"ny erect most OF IT, ir'shns
as they came n win salutiti9ns ana CON
RratulatlunS. lhe LOBBY ana asses pre-
scented an animated appearance until the
performance began. Mrs. Fernandez
was there with one of her most charming
combinations" OF beauty She had BABY
Lii, Little Ruby and Walie Edinger
loaded down with flowers. which were pre-
scented to the ladies. The children oX-
cited great deal of admiration by their
beauty Of face and costume,
Not the least attraction, however. was
the presence in the aisles of thre, bcauti-
full girls, who. with "A fascination quite
The evening world., 1894-04-02
BoarderS Wanted.
East Side,

z ' 7. Y Y
hoard washing. ~ ~ per week. Mrs Burton,
LEXINGTON AVE. 4Il-Inrge, Ilen-am,
rrunIS excellent table Tor gentleman or couple ;
American family.
LEXINGTON AVE. $50 corner adrh 81. Hall
room, Win hoard, ST tor gentlemen.
LEXINGTON AVE. I3H Front room. with
board first class table board, parior dining
room
LEXINGTON AVE, 80 near Grand Central
Pheasant rooms good b 'nr,I mUd"ra'r.
LEXINGTON AVE. 49,, corner Tl,i II. Nicely
iurmlsl e rooms. for l on :, with excellent
board, 80 weekly,
MADISON AVE. 49, Now r.udy 10 mnk" ar
rAngrm"u', Tor spring 4 !"!i 80 floor rooms;
c'ru"r house, references.
PAHk AVE. luW S,th ST. IArr, X small,
h"l omrIy furnished room, all cpnNcni"nccs;
excellent h"nr'.
SIN 81. 400 4. Wanted. by u respectable
willow, = ir" working sTI, 10 board MR.. Julia
r"arns with bard, - 20, - '' ' ''''''
"1H ST. .dE rarlor, newly furnished: other
rooms, hoard 4 home comforts gentlemen -,
hi>hcd rooms, "No"ll"nl board. reasonable;
,anr u"ari; good locality
lnrH 81, i"4 T.. Large front aIroNc room. back
parlor; also small rooms iprrur board prices
moderate.
l0In 81, I22 +. 0rntlcm,u can hay, good
boar! 4 pleasant rooms, ~ ladies' -
nth 81 ZOE Few ado, 4 gent, can he &C
cpum"da rd with good hoard pleasant rooms.
llTlI 81. - r.. near 5tn ave. Very desirable
mrE,". Nplaf" room, excellent mrshh"rh"od'
abundant tahl"
ETH II. ll5 l.. rnrIo~ X connecting rooms
also small rooms. rul"rrGcr, superior table
huuh.
l2IH 81, III r. large Il slunn rooms, WIN
board, tHhl" huar'i"rs wanted, good table.
lirH 81 . IN. h"twr-u 81 y 81 ayes. Large
io"w- excellent board gentlemen or iamlIir' {;
muG"lAi" price.
I7iH n. IL t. Nicrly FURNISHED Erir h
small rooms - ~ excellent h'arL
lsrlI 81, 800 4 -larrr \ small rooms, suitable
tor MAJ, II Vii" ur = gentlemen, with board. also
iahi" hoard, SiW"rAIy, 40 moving.
2l~l 81, ~ l. Irsrnhlr rooms, ~ ~ 4th
r""r> hrl rlas, table; references exchanged.
~ 81. ~ L. Elegant l"r-r r"on., motcr-
utv terms t. permanent Hdgii party, eNC,p.
uunad r.,nr. references rNchn.rl.
gl-r II. - L. pr,lran" large room. gentle
man 4 WIG ur single gruuunru, parlur, dining
room reference.
44TlI 81. 10 r. ,onuor'ug room, II = d door
runnnE water large closets, terms moderate,
3l~r II. : T. Iar d,ome rooms cusure or
>us.y. htN class 'an.r Il RECOMMENDATIONS,
bachelors families.
@lp II. - h. naud,um,l, i.rnl.urd ruouls
$50 81. "a l.. Nicely furnished nra- \ small
rooms, "l1N superior la'i" terms moderate.
3iTW. IA I.-\.roIy furnished. sunny rooms.
,N,,N'u; BOARD %" lu"NIng moderate p".,~.
Sam II. 2.5E Handsome g. um...,.l large
S~uaIl room. goo np.r utp!nr.,. p>.nu-.
3uII = e.. - H.. handsomely lur..,nr. luou...
wlu board. -.
Al-l -, - I, 4, snnl rour.., v.'N .nt,ua,Iy
good hoard: III. ~ don't = r~S,..
'.i 2 =; %I, i N","H n ,nn or re,
i,ru 81. lIG l.. rin., mun,al a,uo,r
I.OU. = door. laIu. VITA or without board .
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B II = T.. ~ W. alau-u Is email rooms, beauti--
MY furnished; DOCTORS Office to let; small
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Boarders Wanted.
Sat Side.


GOTH ST. 100 y. Furnished rooms. front h back
pRrlor, with board also table hoard.
6SriI 81. 242 T. Niccly furnished rooms cN-
HON" coml"uS, gentlemen.
75IIi 81. - H.. correr Madison ave. Rooms
able.
SD 81, 80 +. Private American family Ia,
lau'e rooms, iiru shed bath adjoining; refer
uuceS eNclian ed. owner
Sil II -, ~ J.. Private family will rent ? light
rooms, elegant corner nat; excellent table.
Judge.
SIrli -. l2j r. Rpaniful frpnt alcove room
,,rNcrLi"nt HON" tnhIr, sricIIy private family.
sGrit 81 BIB Il, cir to board, or unfinished
rom lady. 9TH bell, west.
hoard prIyaiciamily X WrinGeimcr En-,
good board terms moderate
10Th MI ~, III Eargl,H%4 room with board
llGlIi ST 40 r. . Nircly furnished rooms: cv.
"'IIrut ta',c Jewish family; mudruu" terms.
ll2n 81, I2I l.. Cheerful room; all improve
menl, rrINat" house, American people; mod.
ctal" terms
l45III 81. u T.. Well. urnlNnc,l connecting \
NtnElr Rooms, with or without board tai lie hoard.
lgdIn 81, 10 r.. ~. SO. desirable rooms,
with hr~t-rla7~ board every convenience.
"t \MtR'N rAik, iiT, lM T.. 2ll IT,
Elegant sunny wom superior table; southern.
rr- accommodated. reference.
MADISON AVE. lj3 "a cory sunny suit
',n" nn pmlor floor reference, hail room.
UNIVERSITY LACE. - corner D,h Il
Large small front rooms, reasonable, table
board
WA~nINGTuN PLACE. 10 Lnrgr ~ ,tor,
ir"ut room, with board; reasonable or summer
M nlh-
~ I'VE. ~! Handsome. newly nuish /
slugl" double rooms. excellent board; terms
moderate. American family.
ioIli 81, - T. with board, double 4 single
r"uuN~ table hnnrd
lulli 81. - 4. Large ard small rooms with
board ladies ur gentlemen; reasonable"
/ lJIll 81 ,IH T. WuIl furnished, sunny square
rooms: good board, bath; rcHpnarl" price.
/ lIIIl 81. .ilU T.. Large n small room. with
good hontd, - weekly
gl~I ST. ~ T., Hands pmcly furnished rooms,
| With board reasonable rates, references.
Gill 81. ,tlLJ l.. F"w men wanted. good home
board terms indicate.
/ 2t'l II 81. II 4. Pleasant rnons. single or en-
| suit. Win hoard paror dining room. transient
/ table board
I2n II. RIA f. -Ntcely furnished. all accummo-
| dulluu> good location 20 rd hunrd.
small r"UmN excellent board strictly Kosher.
| T:ip 81. 2O0 r. Respectable man wanted to
| board pleasant home. Brown.
! Ink - - hhll rooms, ~ 80; 'nhlr hoard.
! ll6TH 81. l53 r. N"atIy furnished room, nll
! convenience, good table tahl" hunrd.
| ll7In 81. al T. A few workingnen cal
hay" e pOd hunrd near station.
family, 4. SD st. Address Bonrder, 1919 =
]
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Furnished Rooms to Let.


------------- -. -
west S'oe'
rooms. first class house ~ ~ special rates
'uSnt"E '"'"'' ..-.........
HWlll ~ W. Front hall hrdt"om suitable" for
=, with ur without huhul Riug quinn > bell
IL Y -. il"W. lnrG" trout hall r"uu, uuru.
sit" ih"l'EcNI SEMINARY very pniri h"u".
2i~r -, 35l ". Resident nNn"r wi, let part
pal ril"nt "i lnrE" snail rngn', r"uu'ri'
, !" lr tyg'',","i rr,Ni S,'I i,r nr
M. r,II,,,rI ,. Iu,rsi',,,i,,,' 4, Nj r,r,, 900
gl,r-.r l3l W. Handsome, CONNIE ting 4 mui
rnnus. rriy't, family; central; rrn.unnnir.
o,s,, :, n,n AZ r,,o,,,,,, ,irrl, f,ru,.,,rJ
rH,S r,t, House, I r"l"rri,cI NSnn" .','"
?,Sr sr. 'o3 ". rlcasn, r,rlur. bedroom.
ku.h,n han, 8 an iii ,iy
,.. ,,
49,, ] Wr,. iyt,,, t AZ Inti',,aL
reasonable, bachelors references
2l~r 81. 10 ". Inr.,. furnished ronm, ~
story, rm. ,a-"unnr Terms
nlp ST ..D " Hack A front r,pru. running
water, also small room.
2gp 81 az ~. .rIiyaie huusc: back uArIur A
extension, sd story front, for gentleman or
physician.
nnn = T.. i-u ~ CumturIuIlv furnished con.
u",uug roam, also square. and nall ROOMS, light
housekeeping Improvements
ysp ST 2oi w-NrNly furnished iron, room.
nl'r adjoining 81. small room, running water,
IN ST. .5p ". Handsomely furnished, room,
TO let
.un -, i5- ~ \irnl, O,,ui-,.hI M sI,r, irr,t
| room \rry rpuy ruI.u,,. term, tnn,lrrnir
,,,,,. u. - ,.
2Ih - "" W Hpuhr" hhll room. nicely
| ,,u,,,,n' s""''''" 'Nl"'"''' "'"I" ''">''''
.yn - nr, ~ n..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.. ,,..,,,,,i,.
,,, Ia r,,,n,,,,.,,i I,rt, ,ri.r,',,,
| changed.
~, ~ " i,nnir,nrn I"r.msarn r"y'mr
,,r. -, ,,- a. t..,... ..i,.,,.,,,.,.,,.., t...,
- ,Hr'r,I,y" ', ,
ON 81 mo ~ ito,,,,.,,.i,. ,.,r,.,.,,., ,r,.
a. n, ~, 3D. ,,r,' ,l,,,,5,.' ,,r,, :.
| r,n,nu,,ir "
| ,,,.., ,,.....,..., 49,,
| -hI' .'N W. large nan i""h' 'front.' Iur.
| '''"''' - per Week
| IBID T. los " - I'd I'D A i'm stony u,nut,.
families "r gentlemen, with or without board
,,lr -. M a, q, ,.t f, ,.,.. ,.,,,,..,,., -
| Kitchen hntn heated. w,Il furnished: prrnu.
| nrut lnM ptIrr -.
.r,n - -, At. ,.,.,, ...
| yrui,ut in ,..t,u,r,nt. n ,iniinus' rrh,r"nrr,
| ,,r,, -. .,u, AZ, >.,,,. ,,,,,, ,, ,,, f
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West Side.

West Side.
CLINTON PLACE. S1-IRrgp, pleasant room
with or without board, smaller room very
moderate.
NARICk 81. l3l Room. with board, for . re.
sp"rtabi" ladies' lInc"r
3Ili Az r., 2lG.i ID story front room, 81 board,
~ Wlthuut; Reference.
I'll AVE. A!n. ID bell Furnished room; also
hall room large 81 80: board optional.
TIL AVE. ~. corner 10th st. Large Il small
rooms with board
I'M AVE. - sl2 weekly; board ior2 pleas.
ant front room: all ronrenenccs.
TTII AVE, 2aOl, corner l3Oth st. Pleasant. all.
light rooms, facing Boulevard with excellent
table. connecting, lst ioor suitanle for doctor
or dentist
hoari or without; private family; ~ floor,
moderate. spear
10TH 81. ~ ". Pleasant rooms with board
AT reasonable prices.
| nm 81. ~ w.-Front back paslur 4 I'd
floor back X front, with hrst-cI board; terms
, reasonable
llriI 81, l4D W.-Frunt room southern cX.
pasture, couple or = gentlemen: also hall room.
| l2TII ST. ~ W. Desirable square room, I'd
! ho"r iarg" closets; running water good table;
| reasonable.
Eth 81, 2a0 W, Abingdon square Large
rooms, with board, excellent table; home com
! forts
18TH ST, 10 VA few lady poardcrs can be
accommodated; homelik" comforts
r N',i, ar s maI ,b, rooms win
! llTII 81. 3u7 W.--Inrgc pleasant rooms; good
htlr; terms reasonable; table board; rr.crrnc".
lIlII 81, IA ", Two rooms on top floor for
| gentleman with board; table boardcrs accom-
IAN ST. 225 W Desirable large small
| rooms, with ample closets, central location;
moderate terms
| ~ ~ -, To- W, ~ iiont, WIN hh "a hlTn
crrncr.
,,--.,,,.,,.--.---.. -.-.--,,----..---.-,
GOO noM ,l, also s'oo ""co'"N'o '"'"h i"rrysl
,.",' ~ ,'''.'e.'
l1Ili - ia" W. or lfoui rooms: N"uth"rly;
''h''hi'h''S' superior '"pl'' cent AZ r""'nh-
" ,,,, -,.-,..,.-.....
f'rI,,,',. r,,,I,,. Term. VERY. r"anGpniI, Nj
~ Bricu.
ln1U 81. al " N"uIy furnished rooms:
running water. rlu>oi~ Gus.
l-TIiST t-W Lara. ,ir,,le roam .uit, lIr for
> hall room closets; superior table, no moving.
l7Tn 81 81 W. Very desirable large sunny
room first elias, board single rooms. references
lsru ST.. a,3 corner otn nyr. - Good h.ad'
liglt rooms. home ,outort,; gcnlIrmeu; -,
i 'u, WE" - >,,,,. t,,ra,.,,,d r,,,,, ,,,,,
l"l II -. ~ W. Nicely inrnlShrh rooms WIN
'N'''ri' u'n'm -. '','"o '''>''""''
~ 10 100 "'' '" '"'-' ''o'''' VII" WV" W.
excellent table, suItunlr Iur 3 references.
.,r,, ~, a. u,,,,,. n,,,r,, =, a. -
g"thrr -, emily breakfast. tahl, bnnrl ~
,,..,.., ,,,, a.. ,,..,...... L.. -. -.
,tIT u" ~ h a,T,' rI,,l'
2I~T 81. !iG ~ Desirable douhl" X single
rooms, every convenience excellent table;
. reasonable.
l~r -. glB W. NtrpIy furnished room, with
boar Jar"r i,oor, private family home COM
forts AlI'u bell.
INST elias, terms very moderate.
92USr 9i3W larr" small rooms. all CON
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Man X WIFE can he accommodated with good
hoard * large parlur. with room adjoining on
West 5.rh St. near park ~ station; terms S15
Is. box 800 World uptown.
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LADY having handsomely furnished fat near
Washington PARK viii let suit of rooms to gen
tlcmnu or gent h wife; boar optional. Address
Home. l52 9th ave.
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board; private family; very moderate terms.
1881 |! ST. II w Handsome, large front
ruums furnished unfinished sngiy or en-
suite. with excellent board finest location terms
very moderate.
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wiki board.
I4Tli 81. 23b W-Nery desirable rooms all
Improvements: table first class; terms reason
abl.
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Ind II liS W. ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, new
n modern, With or without board.
44rH 81. rs ". Handsome room for couple;
very low; single room, 81.
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3brll 81, i.uN. oppushc Nurlhorough--I,ack
plrlGr handsomely furnished, 80, break last II
desired. '''Ff'1
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~ ~ - III ". Large front alcove room, I'd
floor; hay window: with board single room.
"lH ST, III W.-~unny. large, also small
The evening world., 1894-04-02

SIN 81. gov. Large X small rooms, with
or without board housekeeping.
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3sTU ST. 22l W. Broadway-Large a
small sunny rooms. with excellent table: table
board Reasonable .. -
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4~rn 81, 10 ". Handsomely furnished front
room. u',u back parlur: table board.
4~ru -. 3UT W.--Ruoms X board; ladies, ~;
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ll7rII ST. liJ T.. Front room, windows, all
Improvements good board, 50 ior2.
llSI II ~. :i,i2 W.-Frunt. bathroom floor room
ESD ST. l2O W. very large, handsomely
furnished rooms; private BATH excellent table;
American family
The evening world., 1894-04-02

4WIU 81. III W. Large rooms, southern exc
posture, central location, superior tables table
I n md terms moderate.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

BETH -. ~ W. Han rooms, nicely furnished,
running water moderate rates, excellent table;
The evening world., 1894-04-02

3iTH 81, 2Il w Double K single roomss
,uth"ru exposure. good table; references.
34rII 81. III W.-Nrwly painted Il papered,
nov furniture; large small rooms; charges
reasonable. -UFl
The evening world., 1894-04-02

GOTH ST. IWF. Furnished rooms. front h back
pRrlOr. with board also table hoard.
8STI 81. 242 T. Niccly furnished rooms; cN-
Cclcnt board; refined private Jewish family
nom" comforts, gentlemen.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

Large back parlor for 2 or 8
rom InOm.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-12-19

nogs, in a county in Ohio that has
suffered from cholera, probably, az
much as any other in the Union, 1
am thoroughly convinced that pigs
confined to a lot, and fed wisely on
a varied diet are in almost no
danger at all from cholera. 1t is
safer and cheaper to make pig
pork in this way, and the quality
Of the product is superior to that
of the hog fed on an exclusive
corn diet. The meat is marbled
with lean instead of being blub-
ber of fat, and the animals are in
much better health. For ten years
or more past I have put up meat
from April pigs slaughtered in No
vember or early December follow
ing and our meat is of the finest
quality.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-12-19

thorities, since the necessity for
the imposition of the metropoli-
tan system of police will be antici-
pated and obviated by the removal
of the cause complained of.
We must be permitted here to
acknowledge the quiet and undis-
puted effectiveness of practically
the first administrative measure of
Governor Evans's regime. The
mere menace of the metropolitan
bill in it's present shape has had
the effect to disarm opposition and
bring our local administration to
terms. Under the circumstances
although the bill will doubtless be-
come law there will be no necessity
III the Governors discretion to ap-
ply its provisions to this city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-12-19
Almost q New York Daily.

That Democratic wonder, The
New York Weekly World, has just
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week paper, and you can now get
the two papers week for the same
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Think of it! The news from
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Here is the opportunity to get your
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Word twice every week at extra
ordinarily low rates.
THE ADVERTISER,
Edgefeld, S. C.