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Evening journal., 1894-07-06
Social and Personal Notes.

Social and Personal Notes.
Miss Matilda LambsoD, Of this'city, is
visiting Miss Name Tunnel, of George.
town, Del
Charles W. Smith and wife, Of Cam.
den, Del visited Mr. and Mrs. Artemas
Smith, OF this city, yesterday.
Miss Ethel England, of Camden. N. j..
is visiting Miss Maud Dreamer, Of this
city.
Rev. S NJ Morgan, Of this city. was
one Of the speakers at the prohibition
rally al Oxford, Md, on Wed esday.
Miss Grace Lloyd, of this city, is the
guest Of bliss Bessie Reynolds, at Clay
ton.
Mrs R h Mstlack, a prominent w.
Q. I. woman Of this city, and son,
Lucius Matl&ck, are visiting friends in
Smyrna
Genial Senator John Pnling, of
Newark, was in this city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Mccall, of this
city, have been spending several days at
Collins Beach.
John Croghan and George Corrigan, of
West Third street, this city, are on q
Joseph L Carpenter, Jr, was in Phila
delphia to day.
David Vineyard, Of Houston, Del, has
been spending some time in this city.
Miss Mary Williams. of Mlddletown
is visiting her grandfather, Hon. James
Williams, at smyrna.
James H. McCrahon, Of the Syracuse,
n Y bar, is the guest OF William NJ
Byrne.
Mrs Thomas G. Frame, of Dover, who
has been the guest of relatives in Middle.
town, has returned home.
Charles Dougherty, of this city, is in
Albany He will spend the summer
there ana at other Northern and Eastern
points
Mrs Georgia Merritt, of this place is
the guest Of Mrs Nj. J. Clifton, at Clay
ton.
Elk Constable Isaac n. Brown and wife
have removed to Philadelphia.
Miss Addie essick, of this city, has
returned from visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Deliah Christy. Of this city, is
the guest Of Mrs. j H. Stuart, at St.
QeOiBes
]. Jackson Pierce returned home from
Virginia yesterday. He spent several
days fishing at the r.outh OF the Rappa-
hammock.
John NJ c. Rodney is az Atlantic City.
In letter to friend he says that It is
so cold there that overcoats and blankets
are necessary at night. The temperature
Of the water ranges from 20 to 20 de
grees
Trustee Of the Poor Michael Newell is
being warmly congratulated on the birth
of a bouncing boy. At the last msetin &
Of the WILMINGTON members he paid his
footing with bottle of wine.
Miss Kate Ellison has returned to hei
home at Camden, Del, after pleasant
visit to this city.
Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Pyle, of this city,
are visiting friends at Oostesville.
Miss Wicker and Ralph Gaslin, O.
this city, have returned from visit 1,
West Chester friends.
Miss Nina Newman and Miss Nellir
Wadman, of this city, have been tn,
guests of Upland, Pa, friends.
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A Fish story Verified.

George Lodge, the genial young
lawyer and lover of the piscatorial art,
returned from Rehoboth yesterday. He
went there last Saturday and spent the
time in fishing The first morning he
was out he and two members of the
life-saving crew caught about 1870 trout,
the largest weighing a little over ten
pounds. The others averaged six, seven
and eight pounds. Mr.. Lodge brought
home two fine fish to verify his story.
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Evening Company at Miss Fliun's.

An enjoyable evening company was
held at the home OF Miss Margaret
Finn, No 303 Broome street, last night.
The time passed merrily 10 dancing.
games and social conversation, and there
were songs by Miss Tsggart, Mr. Tray
nor, and Joseph Logue. The rooms
were flower bedecked and brilliantly
lighted, and the girls wore pretty and
becoming frooks
Among those who were entertain d
were; Miss Bertha Hyrons.. Miss Laura
Petticord, Miss Maude Dreamer, Miss
Ethel England, Miss Cora Tageart.
Miss Zsbe TaPgart, Miss Maggie
Finn, Miss Katie Finn, Miss
Maggie Slaw. Miss Mana Slaw.
Miss Matte Oniel, Paul j. Hickman.
Rea Cramer, Elmer Kluud, Samuel
Trainor. John Bronstine. James Logue.
Edgar Fell and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Finn.
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CAUGHT FIRE FROM A MAC HINE,
Barn, wheat and Corn Consumed From
an Engine Spark.

CAMBRIDGE, Nd, July 6.-The barn on
the farm Of Q n Creighton, situsted in
the Neck district, was totally destroyed
on Wednesday night by fire 1t is sup
posed the fire was caused by sparks from
a threshing engine, which was at work
in the neighborhood Two hundred
bushels Of wheat and large quantity of
corn were stored in the barn aud con
sumed by the FIRE. Mr.. Creighton also
lost nearly all his farming implements.
The barn was insured for $425
Evening journal., 1894-07-06
HEP-yOINT DISEASE.
PIERCE P FgGg \ CURE
on MONEY IS REFUNDED.

A scrofulous state of the system is the
primal cause of Hip joint Disease. Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery has cured
thousands Of cases Of Scrofula- In Skin
Diseases, all Scrofulous Sores ana Swelings,
it's the only guaranteed blood-puritier.
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Senator Higgins Goes to
Odessa for a Rest.
A PLEASANT EvEEIEG COMPANY

at the Home of Miss Margaret Finn
Last Night-Interesting Personal Cos
sip From Middletown and Dover-where
AL communications intended for insertion
10 this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munications should be written on one side OF
the DsDer only
Evening journal., 1894-07-06

LONDON, July 6.-The Duke of York
will attend the Oxford Yale athletic con
tests.
Evening journal., 1894-07-06

A number of slightly-used Upright and
Square Pianos, best makers. All prices
and terms. ROBELEN & Co.
No no Market street.
Evening journal., 1894-07-06

Mrs. Daniel Collins. of this city, is
visiting Townsend friends.
Evening journal., 1894-07-06

The English Yacht Had the Advantage OF
Wind, Which Drove Her over the Finish
Line Seven Minutes Ahead of the Ameri-
can Details Of the Disaster.
Evening journal., 1894-07-06

CLYDE, July 6-Al who saw the in
tornational yacht race unite in the opinion
that the Nigilant can easily beat the Bri-
tannia The fact that the latter beat the
Yankee boat is attributed to the tides and
wind. Shore is no chance that the Val
kyrie will be raised. She lies in % faith
oms of water, and no diver can go down
that far Tho Gafapita was corio1eiv dam
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

BY MAN WIFE. large furnished room, not .
cold water. heat, &C., in private house. west
town. -
GENTLEMAN wants nice square room west fth
ave, sd 3tth Sta; must be cheap. Y, boz
:iS World, uptown.
SINGLE ROOM with or without board, b.
young man; convenient to Z. 6Sth st. pArtleu..
lars T. H., 1868 Sd ave
WANTED-s furnished rooms in private house OF
nat uptown. west Address D.. ga Columbus
ave,
WANTED-Turhished apartments. bedrooms
with bath. second aoor, Tor geAilsmeB. Ihssr-
ness World. ,-.t~st NO. 49,
YOUNG MAN wants furnisbed room betwosa
lbOth loOlh SITS. a. % d 9TH avoA UlnA9
terms. c., GA World, Harlem.
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CHQlI.G;LEn
lsO & ls2 ". 18TH ST,

block from elevated station.
Bright cheerful apar' ncnts, in Hrst-class order;
len $24 to OBS.
Janitur on premises.
AT Low RENTS-Flat OF large rooms q bath
with all improvements, in New Sork's health
lest locality. 1891 to 1888 Amsterdam u0th) ave.
near 15lst ST.. cable cars pass the door; SIS, SIS
A RARE CHANCE-sl5 4 sic for rooms & bath !:
handsomely decorated: all improvements; small
quiet family. II w. 136th st. +; janitor.
HANDSOME, select: only In the house: gas.
Croton, bath; hne rural view from every room !:
pleasant country home city convenienccs: low
rent. Creston ave. near Wellesley, Fordham: .
rapid transit lines.
MAGNIFICENT 7rH AVE. DRIVE. 1855 between
1851 l34th sts.-Handsome Groom Mats, SIC. So.
Ils E. FIFTH sT.-Elegant dat OF large rooms .
BATH steam heat; low rent.
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. also parlors; hot
cold running wafer. bath; board optional;
exceptionally reasonable 3. r., box -ss World.
uptown v
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Furnished -srooklyn.

furnished
MYRTLE AVE-. 2BT-Floor furnished or uu-
furnished: suitable for small family.
HIGH ST., 1855 large rooms. connected, fur
nishsd for housekeeping. 1850 weekly for the ..
BALTIC St, 6s3-Three connecting furnished
rooms for housekeeping: I'd floor: all improve
ments: tubs; private closets.
NASSAU ST, 9l-a large rooms. connected. fur
nished for housekeeping 50 weekly for the J.
YOUNG LADY. having handsomely furnished fat
In Brooklyn. living alone would rent paror 4
bedroom with without board, to lady; con-
venient to Hamilton ferry q bridge. Congenial
box 563 World. Brooklyn
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HALLIDAY ST, .ls-Four rooms. comfortably
furnished for housekeeping: hne location; $3.50
weekly; take Pacihc ave. trolley, Courtiand OF
Desbrvsses St ferries
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Mo,th oY",.sth Strest,.

81, NICHOLAS. AVE. :, 3.i-- Handsomely fur
.',ished rooms, all improven ents: very reason
n'l': private firn,'y. pNcs.aNi home,
l27'rH ST. .2s2 w.-Nicely furnished room for
1or,2 2; all improvements; private houses rea-
nlbip NC
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18TH ST.. 12i W.-Furnished rooms, with or
without board; private family. t,u
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FURNISHED ROOMS to ict reasonable; ncrth
light; quiet neishbprhood: private house. APP
ply t3o W. 18th st. -.
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LADY having furnished rooms Barrett House
would let to man 4 wife; breakfast for wife u
desired Address 4. II. C.. box ieo World, up
town,
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READY for occupancy Sept. :. newly hand
aomey furnished tingy or -en suite; breakfast
~ dsHlrsd; excslient sttendaaee: 18th Et,, between
18th g ih avei- Dayton boy iss World. uptown.
SMALL large fuTnisheJ hall rooins, near
DrosdaaPj rcarouRb ie., -I55 w 3Sth 1t.
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PARTY would let furnished room a use Of
paror to millincr: reasonable Central. box
sol World. uptown.
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-HuIs16oTJ uocOr"'eu' "ercee rH111r1Fos'
NyH So; 81 WI light rooms & bath finely
decorated: all improvements: good neighbor-
God; new house: q blocks from L station; $50.
iani
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every convenience,
IISTH ST. 30 W. I'd fat, east PSrlor 4 he'd
room TO young married couple or gentlemen,
18TH ST. SI7 W.-furrished rooms for gentle
men; private house together or separate; IS, 81.
2bIIiS 81, 3X3 W. Lanse rooms for light house
keeping; bath laundry; terms, ~ d.
27rH 81, 40 W. The Wilton ~ Handsomely
furnished parOr suIa; tho.ce Ol Others, private
bait; Icstaurani attached.
eth ST. SOL W-LRrgs front room; light house
keeping; aiso small rom, saE bath.
18TH ST. Jgj w.-Niacly furnished light room;
wardrobe. gas hath, Inquire ianitor.
18TH ST., 800 w--Sicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 81. also hall room $50.
:5D ST, loI w.--Cc0l comfortable double rooms.
s. up housekeeping par'oI' business, Ecar l.,
Esd 81. glI w-Cru,Ca location. email room.
convenient to rcstsHssn's ati'iOna, iescr-
sn,ts.
I'D ST. $50 w-L.rrc email nicely furnished
rooms gentlemen preferred
:tTH ST, 3lI W.-Neuiy furnished loom, gen
ticmea. or i'Fht holsckc'g,Lg runnins water,
gas bstn 81 -.
stIH ST. Is w-Eleystor t~th ele, trtc ushts
gentlemen. small iamile', 81 upward summer
rates; rrfrieE."s
sirII ST 2.5 w--Thrcc rooms 1t noog. also
room lght Housekeeping s. hail, il5o
.IrII ST, So w-Furni.Sci rooms for gentle
men or light Housekeeping, with all conNeu-
fences; terms moderate
..TH ST, ~ w.--Hsndsoms furnished ToomA
from 81 70 up, with hotel Accommodation
18th ST, z3S ". Front hall room, I'd door;
private family moderate price.
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seth ST, "i3 E.-Npatly furnished room for
ur2 gentlemen In strictly private family.
s9TIi ST. 155 E.--Furnishcd room. private house
with without board.
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miscellaneous.

ELEGANT furnished rooms: strictly private
house good neiglborhood; moderate prices. Adj
dress Rest, box 80 World, uptown,
FURNISHED ROOMS. hoard
optinnal, In trsi- class apartment overlooking
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l27TIt ST.. IL: T. - Furnished rooms, from
II, 30 upward: private house. .....
isTTH ST, 1S W.--EIeaant. furnished parlors 10
let. private house; quiet neighborhood.
18TH ST, 40 r. We'll furnished rooms:
gentleman or housekeeping; every conven-
fence board opliOnal. Hs. DO ...
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FURNISHED ROOM 10 let Apply 7s5 Columbus
ave. flight up. north side. :.
18TH ST, ~ W.-large 4 small rooms. every
convenience, one for light housekeeping
18TH ST, ?s w.-New e. Handsomely, furnished
roomsS select. permanent tenauts;, excellent
table.
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ROTH IT. ais w

18TH ST, IL wo-Fine s-room mats; all improve
ments; select tenants: rents Ss5 to Hb.
A. G. HEGEMAN q CO., 1921 Broadway.
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Furnish d-North Of ,ssth Street.
FURNISHED FLATS.
Elegantly furnished flat: every convenience 4
Il known improvements; rent, &45. Janitor.
~ W. lid nj.
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18TH ST, 80 w.-Neely furaifh-d rooms, one
block from Broadway; gentlemen only.
9th ST. GO w--Rooms Tor bachelors. hand
somely furnished; low prices with board II de-
sired
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18TH ST, 1888 W. rooms, bath. all improve
ments: SIS, ST, SIS. sls: elegantly decorated.
TOOTH ST.. 81 w.--New. clean, ., 4 room apart
ments. S2. SIG: Park block: improvements; in
ducements quiet families: sanitary measures; 6
looms bath 500.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Side.

..pRow ST, is--s roomn In 'front.' all fmropvs-
m,nts see Janitor.
co,uNpus AVE, coo, near seth st.-Nieest sis
IN west side; ali improvements.
x,rrs ST.. II, 10. 2l-To let, siendipd apart
"msntr; rents cheap; location fine Janitor.
;Tu AVE. soo-soi, corner 9th st.-Eiegant fats,
IN ,,oms bath, decorated ceilings, awnings
80, houses; rents. s2s, SIS. BICKMANN, 900
fth ave.
uH AVE. ITO q iis-Elessnt mats. = rooms q
'hs,h ali improvements rent sl7 to s22; one
half moth free. Inquire OF janitor.
18TH ST, 2cs W. large. light rooms newly pa
pered SIC to s2U; basement, $40. Housekeeper
,sr ST.. sl7-s2l w-Decorsted apartments. 4
rooms bath: rents. 81 to nt
san ST. 2ls w.-Elegant apartments; 8 large
iixht rooms q bath; all improvements; richly
d,corated, steam heated; excellent neiehoorhood
y52 to $40 Janitor.
.,ru ST. ie5 w. light rooms. finely deco
rsted: improvements fine neighborhood; block
from station s2l. Janitor.
9TH ST. 2O7 VS. or 1 large, light rooms new
:, aecorated q papered, S14 to SIS.
18TH ST., ICE to 1875 Whine s-rooms apartment;
ali improvements; select tenants: rents s35 to
$50. A. O. HEGEMAN q CO.. 1891 Broadway.
xrH ST, IL wo-Fine s-room mats: all improve
ments; select tenants: rents 335 to si5.
A g. HEGEMAN q CO., 1921 Broadway
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northumberland.

A-LARGE CHOICE FLATS-A
1853 u. 10th st., 18th fat, rooms. $40.
3i3 Il. 50th st, parlor a bas't, rooms, 80.
$40 Il. seth ST., I'd fiat, rooms, $40.
34s 4. Goth ST.. 4th fat, rooms. $50.
ga Lex. ave, corner 5ist ST., rooms. S33 S35.
ass W. 43d ST., LIST q 9TH hats, 500 Il $50.
YOUNG ESTATE. 8 WEST AID sT.
UPPER PART . family house. 10 rooms bath
$40; lower part, sI7.5O. PHILLIPS co. +,
lLy W. 10Th st
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eat,a,sI, 304 W. - rooms; hot, cold water,
-'0naFy 'uOsi ground door. ii7i SSss. ga
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18TH ST, u W.-BroaIway 4 9TH sve-Fur-
nished double single rooms, permanent or
trHnsignt,
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CORNER APARTMENTS

rec 10 sept. 10, 2s2 w. 1921 st. : convenient to
u station $40. 90, SIS. 90; tne rooms; good order
hot water; mica entrance. Janitor, basement, or
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25TB ST., 30 w.-Fuihished rooms gentlemnc:
central location; So. $50. 81. 81 weekly,
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q rookivn.

ADEIPHI ST., 1876. Brooklyn-Beautifuliy fur
nished ~ door; ali improvements; single -
suite; board optional. references required.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.


On!urnlshed.
FLOOR. below ed St, west side, with private
family: moderate rent World Branch. % Sth
ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. parior floor for $40 10
s45, or q room HAT. near 10th ST. Address PRl
VATE, box l07 World.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. floor, rooms; west side
preferred; rot exceeding SIS month. l.. C., so4
9Th ave.
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18TH ST, 1870 W. opposite Marlborough. rooms
handsomely furnished; gentlemen.
38Tli ST. III w. -FDnt hall bedroom. hru-
Glars house; 81. 70 weekly.
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A.-CoRNER FLATS facing park rent free until
Sept IS; e. rooms. all light; rent s35 to
10, steam heat; elevator; also LIST fat, suitable
for physician Apply 80 W. 4th st.
L-CoRNER FLATS. new building =, & 8
CONS: all improvements; SIS to So. Apply
rte misses. l6s w :sth ST., corner eth ave.
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| MOUNT NORRIS apartments, 10 & IL Z. isoth
'st.-Ten large rooms, all light, with modern
| impFos emens; rent $1,000: steam heat hot and
cold water: elevator service all night. superin-
| te;ldcnt premises.
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/ ssTu ST, $50 w.-Prlvate neiehborhood; ele-
| gantly decorated light fats; SIS to s22 Inquire
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sgd 81. 100 w.-Airy, pleasant rooms pfivsfs
smly; every convenience; near Central Park
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S7TiI ST. q: w.-lIandsome suit. parlor hocr,
suitable for doctor. alao suits 4 single rooms
for genthmch or Inau families. excellent board
referonces
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BUsHWICK AVE, 1i2I. corner Madison ST.
Furnished room to let. 81 a week
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, S., Brpoklyp---Iandsomsly
furnished room: nne location frst-clsss neigh
borh)od: all improvements,
DBAN ST. l0s Brooklyn-Large front room. alss
hall bedroom, neatly furnished. .
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l03D ST. l:9 E.--2 furnished rooms TO rent. gas,
bath. running water; private house.
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Fiat. and Apartment. to Let.
uat.,nIshed-Wor,h Of ,.s,h s,,,.,

untufNIshed-HoFth o. iasth Street.
10th ST.. 222 W. Lower pars, nearly a floor,
OF elegant private house, cabinet trim, hand,
reasonable To desirable, responsible party: ele,
waited convenient;
1StTH ST 3Ia W. iars. roor,. n h.,h. ..-,i.
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S3D ST. near Columbus ave. Pheasant furnished
room, or 2 geniiemen also medium sized
room breakfast II desired. c., World Branch,
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hall bedroom, neatly furnished. s
DuFFIELp ST.. l7i-so up, large desirable
rooms well furnished; sentismen or light
housekeeping. N--.i .,e.
DE KALB AVE. b5. Brookiyn-Rooms: house
keeping: central location. quiet house.; 10 min
uies from bridge. - .-F- '~rtY-B
EVERGREEN AVE 325, Brookiyn-Fumished
rooms for light housekeeping. F'''''
PINEAPPLE ST. 81. Brooklyn fieights-.Near the
bridge. pleasant rooms. large 4 small; every
convenience. references.
JOHNSON ST., 81 near Bridge-Furuished rooms,
large ESQ, small. ESQ all conyeniences.
light housekeeping; seen Sunday.
LAWRENCE ST., l3s-Desirahe rooms: light
housekeeping or gentlemen: 10 minutes from
bridge.
LttyISsyFeSs IA lN$9: WAT EaI5 ! I,PIe.,-
LoRIMER ST, $685. near Meseroie ave-, Greenpoint
Tao large front rocans, neatly furnished; light
minutes from 10th 4 Esd ST. ferries; - weekly.
.MIDDAaH ST., @,-3 minutes bridge, ferry;
large small rooms; gentlemen, man b wife:
moderate
NASSAU ST.. IH. Brooklyn connecting rooms.
furnished for housekeepinsi also front room.
NASSAU ST., S0-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, or single rooms for gentlemen
PINEAPPLE ST, IS, Brooklyn-Back parlor for !
gentlemen; al conreniences; board II required
SANDS ST.. g. near bridge, Brookiyn-Largs,
pleasant room running water; or gentlemen
FURNISHED back parlor with use of front. 20
respectable ladies employed during day; only
> blocks rom bridge entraLce: teru1s,' ~ each.
Homelike. box 3d. Brooklyn World.
For other Advertisements Under This CIassincation
See Index on Third Page.
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lTrH NSi. ;, .ti3 W. Large ID floor front room I;
light hous ekeepngor gehtleneu; ~ 10.
18TH ST ga w..-Front room iN noor, nicely
furnished; appreciated II seen kirkwood.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-20
rHE ADvANrAGE or SECRECY,

II is probably well that some Of the
processes Of resolving questions Of state
are in secret. The people already know
enough Of the shallowness Of many legis-
lators and reputed wise men, and the
/ iconocast is at work daily, doing great
execution. IL is lucky thing for many
man who affects an air OF superior wis
dom and disinterested patriotism that
so few people knew him intimately.
Along this line the New York Times re-
veals one Of the weighty reasons al
vanced for the rejection Of the nomlna-
tion Of Peokham for justice OF the SUI
premo court: 1T would be interesting
TO see what would be the effect OF pub
lie sessions Of the senate for the discus
sion and decision Of nominations. We
should like exceedingly 20 watch ron
ator from the state OF New ork gravely
arguing M public that he was aggrieved
by invitations from the wife Of the pres
ident bong sent 20 the wives of senators
who would otherwise vote wtl the New
York man on a judicial nominal on. We
do not know that publicity would abol-
ish or diminish the inherent pettlness
and vulgarity OF any one who In any cir
cumstances would indulge in such tac-
tics; but it would either repress the
manifestation OF those qualities or il
would give the people a truer idea OF his
character"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-20

NIGoRoUs rebuke is administered by
the Philadelphia Record to those fair
weather democrats who have joined in
the hue and cry against their own party,
"a cry raised and kept up by republi-
cans for political effect. The Record
says; "a year hence the glib prophets
Of calamity. who imagine that the hinges
OF doom turn on the arrange Of the
tax rates, will be obliged to eat their
own words. There is no case in the his
tory Of nations where any particular
harm befel from a reduction OF the pub
lie burdens, nor from the denial OF the
opportunity Of private plundering con-
ferred upon favorites."
Democrats may save themselves much
embarrassment in the future 10y needing
the suggestion OF our esteemed Phila-
delphis contemporary. For the demo
cratic administration will redeem the
pledges Of the party TO the people, and
the results will be for the great good Of
the nation. Then those easily fright
ened souls who fell into panic when the
tide OF republican abuse and calumny
rolled high will wish they had been
steadfast and had hoped for the best
and helped to bring it about.