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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-06
POLICEMAN TROJAN REBUKED.
Justice Voorhis Lectures Him
for Defending a Prisoner.
The Omcer's Glib Tongue Gets Him
Into Conflicting Statements.

Officer George Trojan. of the West
Thirty-ninth street station. received a
lecture from Justice Noorhis. at Jecfer-
son Market Court. The Justice spoke
In derogatory terms, closing with the
remark:
II you are as much OF politician
as TINS after one year on the force
what Will you be in twenty years of
service?"
Trojan had excited the Justices ire
by his Jealous desire to have Frank
West Forty-fourth street. released
Trojan told the Justice that he had
found Sheridan fighting with Robert
Mullaly. of 22i West Thirty-second
street. Mullaly was not in court to.
day, though Trojan avcrred he had told
him to be present.
There was no fight. as far as l
could see" said Trojan. glibly.. and no
one was hurt or had any mar ks. Both
parties were. sober. Besides, can get
this man Sheridan any time he Is
wanted. He lives on my beat"
The Justice questioned Sheridan. who
said he was too drunk to know what was
going on.
How about that?" asked the Justice.
Il didn't notice it," persisted the OFF,
GER.
Then why did you arrest HIM"
Because Mullsly's lip was bleeding p"
., That makes two lies in anic,k success;
doing pretty well. How long have you
been on the force? Oh! one year!
We'll, Mr. Trojan, you show a dispo-
sition TO clear this man. If could make
You prefer any charge against him |
should ltl DO SO. ] am compelled reluctantly
watch your cases carefully to see If you
have any axes to be ground"
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..NlIAsl0T AAEtBE PASSENGER
Denial that the Supposed Cholera
Victim Came III That Ship.
Local Health Officials Believe Wall
Their Had Cholera Morbus.

John Peter Walther, the man who died
at Cumberland, Md, last night, with a
disease supposed u be cholera, was not
y passenger on the North German Lloyd
steamer Elbc, which arrived in this city
tuesday, according to the officers of the
company, and careful review OF the
regular Custom-H House list of passengers
Tailed TO reveal any such name. II may be
that Walther was an assumed name.
Malther was On his way to Pittsburg
win party OF immigrants and took
sick on the way. He showed all the
symptoms of the dread disease and died
in terrible agony. The health authorities
at Plttsburg have ordered the car quar-
antined.
The health authorities OF this city do
not believe that John Peter Walther, who
of Asiatc cholera. Even If he did. the
authorities say, 1t could in on wise af-
feet this city.
tagious Diseases, said this morning that
he considered the report of the mans
death sensational IN the extreme. He
says that there are dozens of cases
Of the country as cholera, that are moth
ing more than cholera morbus That, he
thinks. Is what Walther died Of II would
be impossible, according s,;, to Dr. PGty; to
cholera until meteorological exsmina-
ton had been made
President Wilson, of the Health
Board, said that he had not received
any report of the case but thought
that IL waither really. had had
cholera he would never have gotten
beyond the quarantine station.
Nothing Is known at Quarantine in
cholera at Cumberland. The Elbe ar
rived during Monday night and was in
spected early Tuesday morning by DR..
T.. b. Sanborn. Deputy Health Officer.
The Storage passengers were all care
fully inspected and found well. Capt.
Won Goessel and the ships surgeon
made no report of any sickness during
the voyage.
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TO 1ALkAMII-PLATT,,.
Fassett Will Probably Take Part
in q Conference Tonight.
Onnosition to Morton May Soon As
sumo tangible Shape.
Termination on Depew or Choate
Said to BE in Order.

The opposition to the candidacy of
1evi p. Morton, which has been crystal
cling throughout the State, may assume
come tangible shape in day or two.
candidate j. Sloat Fassett will be in
the city this evening, and there will un-
doubtedly be conference between him
and the anti-Platt leaders. Chairman
B,ookfield, of the Republican State
Committee, and the supporters of
Choate. Bliss and. Depew
Hamilton Fish, of Putnam. Is here.
too, and may take part in the pow-wow.
He is a candidate for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor, and will champion the cause of
any candidate for Governor who will
champion the cause of Hamilton Fish.
In fact. Fish sprung into political prom
inence through opposition to Plat. He
likes TO tackle big game. and nothing
would please him better than to assist
in the defeat of Plat;
'Ihe Evening World informed its
readers on Tuesday last that the anti
Platt leaders were taking census of
their forces. They hope to be able to
make II combination strong enough to
beat Morton in convention. The confer
ence between Warner Miller, State
Treasurer Calvin and others in Albany
Yesterday was in connection with this
suDJeCt.
The ants believe that the name of
Depew would be one TO conjure with
and to draw votes away from Morton
Mr. Depew knows that the next Cover
nor of New York will probably have the
call on the Presidential nomina ton,
and tho"e who favor his candidacy for
Governor think that he may be induced
TO give up the $4,000 Presidency of the
New York Central Railroad for the pos
slble honor of being Governor of New
York and the prospect of being nomi-
mated and elected President of the United
States.
Nothing has been heard on the sub
ject from MIR. Depew since ne ex-
pressed his views in The World a
few days ago.
1t is said to be the intention of the
ants to combine on Depew or Choate
II a sufficient number of votes can be
secured to assure either of those gentle
men of success.
Neither Warner Miller nor William
BrJoEheld Is yet ready to talk. They
DO not want to make a losing fight.
Neither are they given to boasting.
Therefore. they are keeping discreetly
silent.
il Platts man should be defeated i,
would mean the downfall OF Plat as
leader. and II mis- candidate is not sue
cessful for the Governorshp and the
Presidency Plat will not get that
coveted Secretaryship of the Treasury.
His downfall Is Il contamination de-
voutly wished for by Warner Miller and
Brookheld. and they are doing all they
can in that direction.
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INSANE FROM DRINK.
Diedrick TcrrOrixed Storekcepers
Along Avenue II.

John Diedri,k was fined $40 by Justice
slmms in the Essex Market Police
court to-day on charge of disorderly
conduct. lie was crazy with liquor and
went into stores !. Avenue ID last night
ara az. created disturbance when he was
refused the price of a drink.
lie entered grocery and chased the
clerks out with cheese knife, which he
seized from the counter.
hen he saw a policeman coming
after him he ran into the store of Mrs
va Levine, of 81 Avenue u, and threat
ened 10 kill her If she disclosed his hid
ing place. He then hid himself behind
lhe counter where he was found by the
Iollr"nian and arrested af.er Il great
deal of trouble
Dedrick said that he had been drink
lns for the past week to celebrate the
event Of a new me mber entering his
family, On being taken Into the prison
ne Was seized with delirum tremenS
and was takeI to Bellevue Hospital in
strait jacket.
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LASSUS LEFT MOURNERS.
Creditors Said TO Regret the Con-
suI-GcneraIs Departure.

sul-GcneraIs Departure.
J. Emilio Lassus. Consul-General OF
Bolivia, has not b2en seen in this city
since Aug SO much to the grief of a
number of visitors at his late office In
the Kemble Building, % whitehall
street. who desired to collect several
alleged small debts.
1t Is reported that Consul Lassus left
last Thursday for Bolivia on either a
Pacific Mail or Columbian line steamer,
though his name does not appear on the
passenger list of either. vessel.
Before leaving Consul Lassus depos-
tied all the papers and seals of the
Consulate. with Alexander santos h, a a
Building, and wrote him letter, re-
uuesting him to act as Consul until MS
return, which would be In four or hve
weeks. -. ,t,,,
and about forty years old. He came to
New York from san Francisco, where
he was Peruvian Consu!-Generai last
Nav He has also served as CONSUL
General at Panama and Havre, France.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurniah ed-East Side.

PLEASANT AVE. 3o4 Handsome 5-room nat; nne
neighborhood: SIC; also II f. ll6th St. beautiful
fats, rooms, ss2, si every Improvement; grand,
SECOND AVE. eo7s-2 large rooms. I'd floor.
$3.50; newly kalsomined. PETER J. BRADY.
14j broadway
ls'r AVE, near 10th ST.. 224l to 22556 large
rooms; good location; rents $500 to $780,
~ a. 6. HEGEMAN Il CO., 1921 Broadway.
isT AVE, corner 18th ST. d rooms; sl5 10
S25. Hart :OO LIST ave.
lST AVE. 1910 let, a very large LIST floor, with
Improvements: rent SIS.
lsT AVE, go, near ;tIlh 81. % large rooms
tubs river view; healthy location; 81. 30
ID AVE, 1921, between oath 4 a5th sts. Flats,
p rooms. sl2 10 $40. Inquire on premises
% AVE, 2lo6- 3 or 4 large rooms, s. to SO.
PETER J. BRADY. las broadway
% AVE. sIS, near 4bth st.-FioOr'. Janltor
on PREMISE.
ID AVE. 73l, 7a5, near sDrh st. = Iooms, pam
try; gas me, convenient house ~,
80 AVE, 7Os A partments o. . X 8 rooms in
penec, order al very reasonable rent.
an AVE. loTT, near lid ST. - Floor .: . rooms In
nerteCt orneT; improvements; rent, SIS In.
ulre at owner, b2 l.. 10Th 81.
40 AvE.-s lovely rooms & bath; stationary tubs.
dumb waiter: halls q stairs handsomely fur
rIshcd; Sl5 to 81. Mentor Flats. 200 4. 1921 ST..
corner Sd ave.
sd AVE. 567, near ssth st.-Desirable front apart
ments OF rooms In hns ORDER; rents 'i3 'i5'
Apply In store.
bath stationary tubs. dumb waiter; everyth, ng
in complete order SIS to SIS: one block from
| O5th st, |. station. Janitor 1855 Sd ave,
10TH 81. liz E., near 81 sve.-Fne fats 5
rooms. all Improvements Jsnitor.
i;yI "A ST SE3, aS1 ;37 r. between LIST e ID
AYES Elegant Mats, brooms bath; decorued
ceilings ali improvements: new houses, avn
ings; nails steam heated rent S26 10 $50 In
quire ianitor. .---.
18TH ST., 1871 e.. near Gramercy Park-Se~,
elegant sd Eat; steam heated throughout In
QuiTe janitor.
18th ST. 32s r. Handsome front back par
lors: also square rooms; all convenience
moderate.
BOTH ST 300 r. I'd Roor in private house,
with owner 10 adults; desirable block con
veniences-
3lST ST I8s =. Parlor fiat large, light
| rooms: suitable for dressmaker; $45
ilST ST., ITO T.. near Park ave Apartments.
AZ 4 light rooius; improvements: sl3, sl8 90
SD ST, no r, 4 light rooms, decorated
ranges; improvements; ianitors service ei'
| SO; select tenants. -
18th ST, l45 E-5 elegant, light, large rooms
| in private house rent s2s, -
10TH ST, 500, between - Z I'd ayes Floor 8
( rsons; stationary tubs; gas, $lo
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STABBED THE CLERK.
hHught"n Didn't Pay for His Meal
and Attacked DixweII.

James Houghton. OF 1874 West Seven
,eeh'h street, was held in si,Oo0 bail
Tor examination in Jefferson Market
curt to-day. where he WAS charged by
i"'har' niNwell. night clerk in n res
iamrsht ~ - Eighth avenue, with hav-
nG stabbed him in the side at the res
'"hfant last Sunday morning.
tp'AWtlI says that Houghton entered
W. restaurant on the day named and
alter calling for and eating some food
iViusec tn pay for 1t, and when he,
IN Wen. came from behind his desk to
IN WIN Houghtop, the latter stabbed
then went away,
ne case was reported to the police
az DteStlve ouinlon found Houghton
rn.ssii'c-stand and placed him under ar
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Nnmcd for Congress.

The Peoples party Convention at Carson. New.
Yesterday unanimously nominated Z. L. Downing,
- Msshoea for Congress.
The Populist Congressional Convention for the
Ninth Tennessee District at Union city nominated
Atwood Picrson yesterday.
Congressman W. s. Linton was renomlnated by
the Eighth Michigan District Republican Conven-
son.
First lows District Democrats have nominated
W Dnokworth OF Keosaqua. for Congress.
The Republicans OF the Fourth Iowa Congress
sional District. renominated Thomas Updegrsn.
Congressman sherman was renominated this az
ternoon by Republicans OF Oneida and Hcrkimer
Counties
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social science officers Elected.

SARATOGA, Sept. 6--The Social Science As
soa,ntion last evening elected the following
ofheers for 1884 ,s5. President F, J. kingsbuTy'
II WATERBURY Conn FART Vns.PFesl ld s,e M.
-, u, Presidents: Grand Secretary, +. b.
.ssabo,a, OF .Consard. Mass Treasurer. Arson
PHELPS Stokes NJ New YORK, Ten directors. ae-
ra,ti,. ent othcers and an executive committee
were also eected
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furnished Rooms to Let.

One 7,me roc. par ifne: !Ssonad TINE. nc PEI
hse; third and Subsequent 7fmes iSc. pe hne
No erfrd charpe SuNtayR
ES~y Aosddy and 7hrrsday snfn Sept rs wtI
L< THE WORLDS "HOU,E AND HOME
DAYS" Az advertisements Of five lines or In
under nn clda,foa'io~ appearing In the S1ndav
and 7hursddp WORLD rtR be reDed.ed n tie
EVENING WORLD for Monday aad 7h~sdav
free Of charge
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New yorker. plans Accepted.

tby Associative t'ese''
ATLANTA. Ca, Sept. 6-PlAns for I'VE build
inss. submitted. by J. II. Gilbert. OF New York
have been accepted by the nsfrn.,i9nS Ear ;sr
an adm,pistTation building was also accepted
The EenirAi styIs Of 6ubsr's buildings e
,Romapssqpe. The fadministfauon building "iii
be corlnthlaa in style sl
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East Sid :.


IRVING PLACE. 20. near Union sauare-Large &
small furnished rooms; hall room. g.. 80.
LEWIS ST, s. near Grand st.-BAsement, fur
nlshed for housekeeping. 3?.15. back basement
81
LEXING'TON AVE. III Newly furnished,
large, front hall rooms; convenienCes; rea.
sonable.
LEXINGTON AVE. e77-rurnIshcd front or back
rom; private house. American family. hot 4
cold water.
LEXINGTON AVE, 3T3. minutes from Grand
CentrAl-Large 4 small rooms. newly furnished:
every convenience.
LEXINGTON AVE, I2i5 Furnished rooms 10
let In private house: rents moderate; near l.
station. kilian.
LEXINGTON AVE. 5o5-Furnished rooms: house
newly furnished; reference.
ST. MARKS PLACE n--Elegant psrior bedroom ;
running water; gentlemen or couple; reasonable
Gardner.
STANTON ST.. Furnished room for re.pec.
table man wife or gentlemen: housekeeping.
SUFFOLK ST. 10. near Grand st.-Lar.e rooms
furnished for housekeeping. with water So
1925.
2DS'r.. A0-Furnished single & double rooms,
with priyat. family gas bath. BELL ..
III AVE. iE. near 9Th st---Nicely furnished
room for light housekeeping. 81 80 4 81,
3D AVE. 2st-Weil furnished. large rooms for
housekeeping with stove ~ per week.
I'D AVE, giG-2 rooms. front suit. 81 49, large
back room, cooking stove. dishes 3s7j, house
keeping. sylvester
81 AVE. 537-Two nicely furnished large rooms.
every convenience for housekeeping or gentle
men. rent reasonable.
Sd AVE, 7IO-Furnislssd room.
Mrs, Quinlan.
iTII AVE. 23s-Elegantly furnished rooms suta.
bic Tor liBht housekeeping. every Aecommoda-
ton.
9Th ST II E--Furnshcd front basement for
light housekeeping or business, other rooms
lpIH 81. ~ T., N"'n.d people, with quiet
tastes, Win find comfortable. newly laprred
rooms.
IOTH II ;,UF. 2Iarge furnished rooms mail
uu" adjoining running waiter - - wecS
10TH ST. 90 g connecting furnished
TopnB. light houBeksepiug s. 80 a 81 weekly.
nm ST 80 Nicely furnu hct square
room. vita s'eY m"aern Improvement gen.
tlrmen "nly.
nth ST -: E-Nioelv furnished front room
suitinE gentleman or married couple Tor house
kc'un.
urli ST - = near Rcdc.oritcl
nI.r3g furnished room 81 % 10 s. weekly.
lgru ST. l:G E,-Ncey furnished front room
to let
ETH ST. Ma E-Nicely rrnshsd front hack
rooms, for housekeeping 'lcsn. private house
lsrn ST 80 y Large mt'mT sisHf rooms;
gentlemen ur couple, Eossckrrp MS nIEhG
l,tn~T - h.. .uctW,r .. o. q Madison Hand
some iIar.ur huor. pii'n" bath; also othcr Z;
baouk a,t gentleman rr''nhe''
.t7H ST. go L --c'mfar'sr'y fnrrishei ey'ra
large rooms. bath sss housekeeping; s.. s.
s-o hall rooms, together or separate. private
family
Iarlr ST .os Il -iAlrss small foora, all con.
Nen,enlcA -
r11II 81, ~ b. near futon square Rooms ~
liyhi hou''k""rIug - 90, other 81 -. -.
T. fpnrn ~ scpN rr'snsss 4. " NJ IrnrH, pfer'ne
20 % - .
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Urfurnished Rooms Wanted.

DRESSMAKHR will give work IN exchange Tor
unfinished rooms. Address I'M, lu28 I'd ave
FRONT ROOM LIST or I'd floor: . windows; gss a
water. Address Piano Teacher, o. u. 18th st.
WANTED. unfurnishej, one two rooms In
private house or building, by married couple.
no children. w. p. y. 80 South 9Th ave. hotel.
WANTED-Nne room suite in frepToof apart
ment house, on vest side. between s0th s1d
sts about 81 700 per year. Address Y. A.. box
36t World
or uNFuRNIsIIED ROOMS for lady
daughter. Mrs. r.. l0sc I'd ave.
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ERBEN RETlRES TO-DAY.
Many Promotions in the Navy In
TL..c Paris in Consequence.

The retirement of Rear Admiral Henry
Erbcn from the United States Navy to-
dav promotes a number of officers in
these parts. .,,,o,,or. "a Ro,r
A dm,raI bancroft Gherarii, who VIII
ieave the Brooklyn Navy ard Nov. TO-
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

REFINED couple want or 3 furnished rooms;
light houSeke ping hrst class; best references.
Reasonable, box n World.
WANTFD--SmAll square room, neat. comfort
able ST. per month. Gent 49, Word
wANTED-Sunny room; private house; west
full description: no fatS Waldo, box 1sl
World.
WANTED In vicinity OF Madison a Union
squares, light, comfortably furnished room by
young man; % to ~ Permanent, boz 307 World
WANTED--By young lady, pleasant furnished hall
room. VITA privilege Of parlor. Room boa ut
World uptoNH.
NANTEn by "a !sdy. - reH his. hym "a q
70 81. 80 per week Lady. ,.Ji sth afs.
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south Dakota Democrats.


SIOUX FALLS S. D.. Sept 6.-At last nights
session OF the Democratic State Convention 1t
accepted a majority report Of the Resolutions
Committee touching State Issues, prsising
Cleveland's Administration and the House ac
ton on the tariff. favorIng coinage Of silver
and gold under such conditions as Will main
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Houses Wanted.

Houses Wanted.
SEVERAL DIES would join Christian family
OF adults in taking house or would rent two UNI
furniS he'd upper floors In quiet private house.
9Th ave. uptown. Moderate, box 3l6 World
uptown
WANTED-For the months of October, Novem.
Der and December, well lurn ished house or
fat, between l4th and 57th SIS. containing at
least i've rooms, exclusive of kitchen. servants
rooms, &c. Address, stating full particulars and
price, 1NGLESIDE. care oi Cornwall Bros, AL
exandria Bay, N. Y
WANTED. In Brooklyn, by refined private
family, ADULTS; house furnished or partly iur-
nished, where owner will take board towards
rent; best Of references. A. W., box 5ll World,
Brooklyn.
WANTED TO RENT INN edately, large, roomy
house. neighborhood W. 96th ST.. near S,h
ave- ; state lowest terms ROBERTSON, real es-
tate, DO Pine st. room %.
WANTED. potrion private dwelling: adults;
about 5000: entertain entire house; October.
KIRBY, 40 West 24th ST.
8 OR 8ROOMS 4 bath: small house. or with one
family: 23d Ward, north Of l49th ST. Addr ,ss
DAUBE box l4S World.
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Minne1otn'. Democratic Ticket.


ST. PAUL Mimi. Sept. at the Democratic
State Convention yesterday the following ticket
was nominated: Governor. @. L. Becker. OF st.
Paul. Lieutenant Governor John Ludwig. OF
Winona; Secretary Of State. John b. Raines. OF
Morrison County: Auditor, A. Bierman, OF
Goodhut County: Attorney Gencral, Logan Breck-
inridge. OF Omstead County: Treasurer, C. l..
Lambert Of Carver Chief Justice. Seayrave
Smith, Minneapolis; Associate Justice. John w.
Wills OF 81. Paul; Clerk Superior Court. Thos,
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GOTH ST. 327 w.--Large furnished rooms; al
convcniences; I35o to So, board optional.
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Count san Marco Arrives.

A., cunt maEhano de villar San Marco. Italian
Ne sssnAhip Vsas.usla, from Ia Guayra.
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here /
1T Of
were /
peo- /
|rks's /
WERE
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In Of |
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
Fat Side.

cisT ST. ~ E.-Rooms singiy en- suite;
southern exposure; running water; references
22D ST. % u. Large, desirable rooms, en- suite
or sIngly references exchanged.
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s41H ST. Ia E-Neatly furnished rooms. also
back parlor; closets bath, hot cold water;
board or without kurz
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furnished Houses to Let.
TO RENT, fully furnished small house: will sell
furniture II desired everything first class. Is.
B., box 347 World, uptown.
hroo Siv1.
WILLOW ST., So, Brooklyn-Furnished-roo room
h boarding house to let on the Heights.
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18TH ST, II w. broadway 4 9th aye.-Fur
hished rooms permanent h transient.
18TH ST. ITO ". Furnished room, board OBJ
ahle $3.50
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10TH sr. 1872 W. Furnished front room; large
closet all accommodations; gentlemen only,
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10th ST. IS E.-Nieely furnished scove room /:
also elegant back parlor. gentlemen or light
hou al nIbg
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| 10TH ST. 81 E.--Ncely furnished rooms 81. IS
| up; housekeeping II desired: private house
|
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18TH ST. tGis W.-Redecorated. handsomely fur
nished rooms, 81 n 81 weekly; private baths
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18th ST. l27 E,-Piessant, large furnished
room. running water; also small room; reasonable.
6?D ST. 2ls E,-Furnished southern room In pri-
va'e residence; con,sn'snees: references re.
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@llI ST. 13S W. Choice OF handsomely fur
nished rooms, Singiy or Ell suite, 50 upward.
Bath ST. Az W. Rcnly furnished larYs
room, dressing room bath, reasonable beau.
tiful RhhorhOod.
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,oI, q
,oklyh
Chhpt
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-38TH ST., 3I8 Il 3JS ".
LIGlif ROOM~ h BATHROOM. s22 to S24 -

--"SIII ST., OIb u JbS W 49,
= LIGHT RODM~ n BATHROOM az to s24
ENquistcly decorated select Iani.ics.
18TH 81, $50 ". Private nrighborhood; Gle.
ranriy decorated alright rats $40 Inquire
JaniioTi In basement
SsTH 81. 3I5 W. between 18th 4 nth AYES
Apartments, X = room. Jantnr, premises.
y -. 3.BW. Three pleasant large ToOmu.
painted. 81 -. liUuSek"cp"r,
Al. 81. 9U6 ", 8, near Broadway Elegant : 4
/ room hats with all Improvements Jant0r.
43D 81, :I4J W I'd, jd Mats, 5 line light rooms:
wa,htulS. ranges; Nm" order, sis Al"
44TU 81. 3ia W New hrownstone apart.
meat. j light rooms; all improvements; ST.,
Sl3. Jautor.
lITH St. 40 w.-rhlri Moor, rooms improve
nen,s; newly painted, private house; So
4jTH ~r. abs ". between sih & 9th AYES
Handsome Hats, iS6 light rooms; decora' Cd
ceilings: combination bath, new houses; rent,
sl9. So. JaniIO.
10TH ST. 81 W. Choice fats, good order,
low reut.
IITH 81. $50 ". Basement, 4 light, eKcep-
tionally iatgs TOOnIs. closets bath. Baltmorc
heater, range: large yard.
9TH ST. "a w-Elesant nat: four large
rooms; all Improvements; hrst-class order: rent
low,
4sTH ST., bl3 W. Attractive apartments. 50 To
Sl2b 3, 4 ToomsI induceuelts; papeIed /,
~Ardrohss, closets, tuoA