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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-31
one in Williamsport.
THE INJURED.

THE INJURED.
A. W. Potter, Esq had both arms
badly mangled between the elbows
and wrists. The right was ampu.
tated and it is feared that the left
must be taken cf1' He is also inter.
nallyinjured Miss Moliie c. Burns.
daughter of Samuel =. Burns. had
her left leg cut off mt the knee, her
right arm was broken and n cash
cut in her head. Miss Burns was n
leader in society and highly respect
edbya all her associates. Miss Annie
NJ. Potter, daughter of A. W.Potter,
was cut in the leg near the ankle
Mrs. Chas. p. Ulrich received severe
bruises in the back and probably n
rib is broken. Edwin NJ. Hummel
sustained very severe scalp wound.
Miss Lottie Eby suffers from a
slight cut in the face. Prof. n. N.
Hartman was injured in one of tho
lower limbs, yet he worked faithfully
with all the other injured ones little
dreaming that he himself was hurt.
The balance of the party consist
ing of Roscoe G. North, Mrs. A. w.
Potter, Miss Carrie Hendricks, Chas.
L. Ulrich and 4. W. Smith and
wife escaped unhurt Roscoe North
and Prof. Hartman remained until
the last TO assist the physicians in
their arduous task torelieve the suf.
fering. Miss Carrie Hendricks bv
the entire party was voted a heroine
for the valuable help she so gener-
ously offered.
MOVING THE INJURED.
At six o'clock u special train car.
ried the dead bodies and most of the
injured ones TO Selinsgrove. On
Mail train east was carried A. w.
Potter, his daughter Annie and Miss
Burns. The town was thoroughly
aroused by this time and the streets
We're crowded with curious people
Tears were brought to the eyes of
the bravest men and sorrow
was depicted upon every counte-
nance as the ambulances moved down
Market Street. Never was there a
sadder day in Seliusgroye and the
experience of Jan. 18th 1895 will never
be forgotten. Business was almost
entirley suspended. The people of
our metropolis had not yet recover
ed from hearing the sad news of the
suicide of Mr.. Gortner. Now TO
have thrust upon them such uuwel- |
come news Oh it was horrible
To the writer the experience of
that neyer-to- be-forgotten day have
no parallel, The greater part of the
night was spent with the party that
was never so Jolly and happy before.
Every person was SO happy. At
half past two O'Clock the large sled
Dad of people left the Eagle Hotel
n Swineford each one as merry and
oily as ever, We then went to bed
md slept until o'clock in blissfull
ignorance of the pain, agony and
distress endured by this unfortun-
'te party. 1t required but a short
line to reach the scene OF the disas-
er. There lay the broken sled;
pieces of skull and brain were scat
cred along the railroad track and
he snow was crimson with human
blood. In Mr.. Gordon's house were
still 3 victims of the collision, Miss
Annie Potter, her father, who was i
in pain. and Miss Mollie
Burns who was then fast asleep.
On the floor lay Molie Burns mash.
ID foot and A. w. Potter's mutilat-
ID right hand, Oh ghastly sight
How changed from few hours be-
orel One unguarded moment has.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-31
Ne" 20 Make Better Times.

Everybody would be pleased if the
times were better, that is if busines.
were booming, work We're plenty and
bulls easy TO collect 1t can be- done
easily. The wayto begin is for every
one who has any cash TO use it in
paying his or her debts. Just as
soon rs business men are able 70 col.
lect what is due them they will take
heart and increase their Purchases
This necessitates the en- ovment
~ oae producer 81 more hands.
These in turn then carry their earn
Inss back to the merchuut, the gro
Ger, the dealer, the millner. and all
Others in trade. Even the printers
get their share. You must see how
important, then, it is 10 pay what
you owe. The plan is easily carried
out. No one can lose thereby. Try
1t, and ifit don't 'tproye what we pro.
mise never believe another word Won
see in the Ntntinci-E Elstou SEN
tiDeL
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-31
How the Vote Stands.

l.. G. Bachman, Franklin. ..... 1904
&. w. Smith, Midb'g, 1902
Chas X. Fisher, Penn, ...... .66i
Edwin Charles, Perry, y,......... $50
NJ G. Harner, Franklin, ....... .252
ID. l.. GemberIing, Penn, ........il
a. >. Sechrist, Union, ,.......... .35
j. j. Steely, W. Beaver, .........14
The above statement includes the
votes published last week. u
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-31
TENS of LOCAL INTEREST
,ont miss the "Engle Clock. -

Don't miss seeing the Bargain
hunter Sale of Shoes mt Schroyer's.
M L. Wagenseller of Selinsgroye
a visitor to the County Seat on
einesday.
Ioy. Frederick Bower will preach
the Lutheran church next Sab
h morning and evening.
ToR Rent. The west part of my
Sc and lot in Franklin is for rent
Il, At. $. b. WALTER.
any persons visited Kreamer last
lay to view the wreckage after
bob-sled collision and fatally.
j taxes must be paid to me before
|irday, Feb. 23rd. 1895.
C. II. Steininger, Collector.
|ofessor Shortlidge, confined in
Norristown hospital, is improv-
ud will soon be discharged.
:. account of the sad accident to
Y Potter and others the Musical
|ention will not be held at Selins
ID. Gundrum of Adamsburg and
~ brother, Charles, of Chicago,
NV visiting at Henry Bickharts
S. eek.
Engle Clock Times tells all
ssv it. Read the pamphlet as it
IL pterest you. No one can afford
n seeing the work.
j1A regret that owing to the Coun-
81 ement and the accident mat
9SI Feat deal of important matter
ded out this week.
ID Engle Clock will be on exhi-
in the vacant store in New
5ro building 3 days commencing
ne' Isday Feb. 9th. Don't miss it
. pm Henrietta Smith, the new
N tor of the Central Hotel, and
TIL were out sleigh riding on
x behind Graybill's ponies.
ED,-Clean 2 and 4 OF. bot
cent piece. No panel bot
al ted. DIR. HAssINGER.
~ Aliddleburgh, Pa. |
W umterested in the Teachers |
,Ac Pntest For every new cash |
ubscriber you get for the |
lSu b are entitled to II coupons |
; " hum.
IS, or SALE Brick of the best |
.W pr building and paving can
ped at reasonable rates
ng to CARBON SEEBoLD,
( Jon House, Middleburg, Pa.
DM desiring extra copies of
7 eek's PosT containing the
new of the great collision can
dated. They will however
i'll nd Fold in job lots.
ORN IE,-Valuable House and
e, Suitable for store or
,fe - d. Desirable location ad-
VIM. L. Fetter,
Kratzerville, Pa.
)bef es an oflice-holding poll
byambition, and some
''o' hred by his superior of
'ew B the opposing party has
y
Fnla papers are warning
ure of that State that
rTTn Npeditions of the men,
HVNa Narious penal and bene-
HlYu utlons are useless and
HVl Id should be done away
Caldwell. the National
Urnr Ter, who is taking the
kvGl Miller, examined the
= al Bank of this place
MIR. Caldwell is we'll
n tho condition of the
- pending the greater por.
,uMANs in examining the as
tiles he stated that the
lng u safe and careful
complimented the of
ully, plendid howing the
O. 1t is Just what we
r TIN rom the careful super
0AAA excellent officers who
-. ga AIRS of our bank.
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| have some mems boys aud child
rem over coats which | will sell Mt 10
10 and 20 per cent. off marked price.
The same discount will be allowed
on boys youths and mems clothing
Now Is the time to come if YOU need
any thing. | Will dispose of all NV
goods cheap in order to save trouble
and expense Of moving goods. |
will move next month TO the First
National Bank building. So Come
NJ once. Il. GUNsBURGER.
\ bill of special interest TO the la
Dor interests has been introduced
in the House by Mr.. Ames, of Clear
field. 1t provides for Il State Board
of Arbitration and Mediation for
the settlement of differences be-
tween employers and their employe,
and makes arbitration compulsory.
The board is TO be appointed bv the
Governor and is To consist of live
members, two of whom are TO be
selected form bona ide and recog-
nlzed labor organizations, two to
be employers, or selected from some
association representing employers
of labor, and tho fifth must repre-
sent neither aud is to be chairman.
A copy OF the annual catalogue of
The Pennsylvania State College has
been received, showing an attend
ance of 80 students in that growing
institution for the present wear.
The faculty and instructors number
8. Courses of study are offered
along teachnical lines in Agriculture,
Biology, Chemistry, Civil Engineer.
ing, Electrical Engineering, Mining
Engineering, and Physics and in
General Science and Latin Science.
The facilities and equipment for
teaching studies embraced in these
different courses an the preparation
required for entrance, are fully
shown in the catalogue. Being en-
aowed by the National and State
governments, tuition is offered free.
Persons interested in examining the
advantages of different colleges can
obtain a copy of this catalogue by
addressing the president, DIR. Geo.
w. Atherton, State College, Penna
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-31
HURLED INTO ETERNITY |
a Freight train CollideS with a sled
Load OF SelinSgrove people.

ISAAC D. ROMIG AND HIS SON CHARLES KILLED IN
TANTLY. A. w. POTTER, ESQ, LOSES HIS RIGHT
ARM, AND MOLLIE BURNS A LEG EDM HUMMET
AND OTHERS ARE INJURED.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-31

tened two souls into eternity and
brought. aflliction TO hundreds of
others.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-31

Get a new cash subscriber for the
PosT and you get II voting coupons
as n premiums.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
pnblir Notices.

damages and by way penalty I'm the comply
failure Of such bidder TO funl the terms OF ii
with the provisions OF law pernen; thereto n. lan
complete and operate Its railroad according ,s con-
plans upon the route and routes hSrd J." ,he con
within the tim. dcrgnsted by law I"i
and completion Of us railroad " nroperty
,ume all responsibility u obtaining confehh y, rhe .ad
owners and constructing and putting In operator have
railroad within three years after said consents h'
been obtained .. 49,. . a., .,,.csssful bid
NOTICE IL FURTHER GIVEN. That the Sue Sue stsaiae
der upan sale viii De required to e.', al IN
security executing bond In writing ana s,r.-
such fl-n and with such condl,ps -, ,o er
tics as may required and approved by the
FOR the funilmeni OF the agreement for W" ~
of the percentage per annum of the gross - tho
such coruofation shall have been asfe'n ~ and
said sucressful bidder and FOR the conlfns , desg
comnleion of lts rnroad within the times by lhN - -,
mated and according 10 the plan or plans MI" ' ~
rnue or routes fixed for iis construction. .,,,.1 .,
form OF the bond undertaking when - IT, ,ha
be- given hy the successful bidder Is nov on ~. 90 w
Once 81 fhe touptoller the city OF New
81 ia sale is upon further condition ihat al pr n,r
of law anuiicab, 20 said railroad shall be b> INV P"'
chaser at raid sale duly complied with
Dated New -'o'"' N"s''' AsIIBEI +. FITCH
Comptroller
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
THE FRACTURE T/S OVERLOOKED.
o.ysr. POLICEMEN SAY THE HUDSON STREET
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE SURGEONS PER-
SISTED IN DIAGNOSING zoRICHNs
CASE AS SIMPLY DRUNK"

CASE AS SIMPLY DRUNK"
man thought to be Andrew Zorlcha. OF Green
In, according 10 Policeman Cutys story 20
,,osistrate Crane In the Tomhs Police Court yester-
sov ,av for five hours In the Oak-st station after
,.,nr pronounced Simply drunk by Dr. Richardson.
,b,lance surgeon Of the Hudson Street Hospital
ruice DR.. Richardson examined him and stuck 20
.,s diagnosis Then Dr Henderson. OF the Hudson
s,rest Hospital finally found the man suffering from
. fractured skull. He is at the Hudson Street Hos
,,,al unconscious and in precarous condition. The
,an went into Giovanni CurcIos barber shop at No
= New chambersst Wednesday afternoon. He
rss drunk Curcio shaved him. Jus, before stepping
out OF the chair William Kiefuss who has a saloon
n the same place. opened trapdoor TO get beer
rom the cellar. The man stepped through the trap
soor He was lifted into the barber shop and placed
an two chairs There Policeman Guilty, Of the Oak
a, station found him unconscious
Dr Richardson according TO Policeman Guilty.
,ooked the man and said. "smp.y drunk. I'll
take him the Oak-st. station Guilty says that
no showed DR.. Richardson a cut over the mans
.ves as well the blood which trickied from his
ears but that did not change the physicians opin-
Ion The man was kept In the Station for several
hours. but, as he did not recover consciousness. a
srdson responded the second time at 3 o'clock He
seemed put out over the second call and stuck TO his
first diagnosis. the policeman says
After three hours more the man had not recov-
cred consciousness and again ambulance was sent
for Or Henderson this time responded He too,
him that the man had been lying in the station for
finally prevailed on DR.. Henderson to take the man
"Accordine to Policeman Guilty. IT was only at the
hospital that II discovered that the unfortunate te
man was suffering from a fracture az the base OF
the skull.
p,y what to do IN the case said ne would dismiss
the complaint Of disordery conduct against the man
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
BArL FOR TIE ARRESTED EMPLOYEES

Judge Cullen. OF the Supreme Court. on Wednes-
day night released $500 bail each all the men
arrested in connection with the disaster tho Sea
Beach Railroad at WooGlawn on Monday. Ball
was furnished for all the except Hilger by
Levy L. LathrOp. a banker. OF MOrrisiown. y. j.
James r. Nilsson railroad man. living In the
Thlrty-hrst Ward. went Hilger's bonds. At the
hospitals last night the people injured IN the wreck
were reported TO be doing rs well could be- cx-
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.


a NEWSPAPER MAN wanted 10 write
up news for weekly paper and 20 cor
respond with other newspapers throughout
the country about advertising. must have
experience In attending 10 the advertising
of specaliies. Address SPEEkS, Item.
Passaic. ~ J.
FOR sAI.E.-A -FOUR and feed business.
with mill good business. Will he sold
low. with good reason for selling must
have sG.C0o. slNECURE. Tribune Ofiice.
PURCHASER or partner wanted for the
most Ingenious puzzle eyer invented.
Address Box 20. i3l Columbus-aye.
POULTRY FARM. near the city: equal 10
little gold mine; ~ incubators. ca
pacity 1000 per month: IL buildings. so
hens. 5000 chicks; 300 ducks; price 81. 300.
COLUMBIA. Red Bank. y. j.
WANTED To buy stocks a. once % gen
eral merchandise stores. as boots. shoes.
dry goods Tor cash. Address ROCKLAND
BAZAAR co. Box 81. Congers. y. Y.
YOUNG MAN having some knowledge Of
mechanics. with $4,000 u associate him
self with others In an established busi-
ness. y. H.. Box I. Tribune Ofcc.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
HOARD WANTED.

IF HIGHEST reference ana convincing
pfoof Of freedom from unnecessary tu
n0yance will induce small refined iainii, ,
to rent two rooms with all uf ncci-i'iltl
meals 20 Young man and WIFE de-ifai ie
'ennuf may be- secured. Vest Side. snuii
~ 5gth g. pni quiet adult family pre-
f-rfed. no boarding huuse Address y b.
Box 2 H. 2i2 Broadway.
rs REFINED FAMILY. square. slnng
rno'n los CHEEKY woman ~ guie' hhif''
Hsfail square tieinify. rl boarding nous
references address T. N. b.. Box 10
! .f2 nrosdvny
WANTED Furnished psfiof. bedroom and
lafh WITH breakfast ha' rrfn f.n and
Gth nees iiih and 3fth s's. references
address : ~ Ees' b'h-sf
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
HELP WANTED.

Mnle.
AGENT WANTED. Owing 10 the death
oi the late manager and agent. appiica-
iions FOR tho post nov vacant are in
vited state previous experience and sal
arg required. commuhcaf fiOns cO1tderiial
Address by letter only, CHAIRMAN,
Marcus Ward & Co.. Ltd. $40 oth-ave..
New York.
statesmen WANTED 800 to si25 per
month and expenses 10 Introduce our
goods 10 the trade. staple line. position
permanent pleasant and desirable Ad-
dress with stamp. KING MFG. Co. u. 2s
Chicago.
WANTED 10 take charge ot department
In Western state. an experienced ad-
veriising Insurance or biographical solci-
tor and r'lesman. who IL thorough gen
iiennn and capable of transncting busl-
ness with our highest class Of business
men and Institutions; TO such man
place vii, DO given of trust and pront
io the right man th. Is the chance of n
lifetime Call on or address ADAMS *
co. ~ Duane-st.. New York
WANTED -Stronx. Intelligent boy. VIII
ing to work with some knowledge ~
paint business preferred. l.. Tribune or
o."
WANTED In drygoods commission
house. Protestant American boy abou,
10 wears old. raiary first year $50. Al
dreas IN own hand. =. .. Box 2,s0o New
York CITY
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
phnssMtHiNG.

rOtTrhtEhE FnANrAiFE Advanced
sr'unn s'yias nrN shi'i nov slfrf~1
Aifearf ruF. fsHiusifr s'ti-s moderate =
tfifts shHif npiireI fstnnitlllns fn'rirfit
,iih sie'ns Aimh ANri8iisuN ins wet
ifih ~
bhtssHAfth COMPETENT fnisiai i'efs
mptr sin sffhfri stait nstr'ifhhl
= isLfs Hnif customers o. ihH ie 10
nHml prnfeffalI latest slftfs HAiitss -
bau nih.
HhErsHAkEh ~ rissaRt nunf ani he-
sisurI thuwlshH understands '-i iNi"r-.
gowns fancy paisfH HrarH| hi nAh Yi
m1uin 90 Families salary Wvieiair fiii
strirs Address DitESshAk i-i.
IS NadSaN
DItEssMAKER - COMPETENT drsssmaser
and seamstTrss by day ~ take work
home. skirts waists. capes. nnisning, ir
modelling childrrn's Jresses. Address Mrs.
Hl'LH. iss Amsterdam ave, store.
DHEssMAKING wanted either day or
home. DAY or evening dresses terms
Moderate. :. J. D.. 27i lsih-st. BROOKLYN.
SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED or repaired at
summer prices. Mrs BARKER. ll6 West
3gth-st. late with {. q. Gunther - Sons.
5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAfR Residence
properties. all kinds: sale or rent.
1UBBS & TAYLOR. 2 Beekmnn-st
MOUNT VERNON. Elegant large house
partly furnished on Chester TInl: 10 lot
70 exclusive party for a term Of years
CHARLES A. RREcK. 400 Peari-si.
At MONTCLAIR. n. J.-For sale. several
new colonial dwellins. ali improvements
choice locations. 10 and " rooms town
whter, gas. sewer. etc. prices sh.Op 10
St -. Y
SHORT HILLS. ~ J.--FOr sale ~ bar
gain. 2 minutes walk from station. every
city convenience. modern residence: stables
and Two acres EDWARD T. HAMILTON
n 60. Nc broadway. also real estate AT all
the Orange stations
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

AT i2i 5TU-AVE -IArge ani small
rooms handsomely furnished. ior gentle
m-ut. restaurant
costly furnished rooms. one or two gen
tlemen: convcniences private house Ieds-
enable. i23 East loth-st.
FURNISHED PARLOR Tor TWO or more
gentlemen. comfortable: central. break
fast. Il desired l45 West 22d-si.
SUPERB accommodated t. liberal party
entire beautiful furnished floor, no ch,i
dr.n- hoard lady: cable. elevated. MORN
INGsfDE. l2i2 Broaiwsy.
1oTIf-ST a. EAST Cncar Er1adwayi.-
Tws elegantly furnished connecting
rooms. running water ga-. bath, suitable
Tor Two or four persons. ONLY 50 weekly.
Il EAST BATH ST Two newly furnished
rooms. Iath. suitable for two or three
gentleman terms moderate; rrfe."nee- :
given and required. can be- seen after
, m.
2aTTI- ST. i2 9th. Madison avesl Rooms
~n suite. single modern Improvements.
convenient principal hotels. clubs. gentle
man.
44TH-ST.. iii EAST Largo AID small
rooms. al. convenience. pri' a'e house
references
44TU sT e35 WEST. Newly furnished.
verv desirable rooms. connecting or sep
nrutely. handsome hack pIrlOr. breakfast
optional. refer@nc-
7sTH-sT.. WEST 1893 70 le, furnished. -
Second foor with bath extension. In prl-
yat- family. with or without board. refer
ence.
5g7 LEXINGTON AVE -Eleglnt large and
small rooms hot and cold water. bath.
rent reasonable.
ouyp 7TH AVE. near 12ist-st-Fine
front room nicely furnished. also hal
room. not and cold water. bath. board "
desired private family.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

TO LET.-Preiiv 3-story and basement
hrownsinne AMI brick house NJ ST.
Nicholas convenient to i55th-st !.
station 10 rooms End hath. cabinet fin
ished location and surroundings the finest
on the avenue. desirable tenant. ~. $50.
9. l.. FLEMING. owner SO ST. Nicholas
ave.
TWO HOUSES g rooms AMI bath iSisf-
't and Washlngton-ave. BrTTER-
WORTH
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnish "a.

EXAMINE II WEST SSTH-ST. I rooms.
so 20 500. excellent location. STEVENS,
Columbus ave. corner H3d-st
FOR FtRNTSHED FLATS 60 to head
quarters. ovor 100 to select from. any
location no deny. Renting Department.
~ sth-avc. 3iat and 32d sta
THE ROCRLAND. % and - Wesi 53d st
Apartments. rooms and hnih. steam
heat. with elevator. very desirable. In good
order. Soc Ianitor.
THE WINFIELD. 2O7 and 300 Nosi AGth-
si-Aparimenis. 9 rooms go bath steam
heated. with elevator. very desirable, IA
good order See Ianitor.
5TH-ANE so los (cornsf Sffh-slJ.--
Eisgani apartments. facing Park top 10
500 FRED STONE ~ Broadway.
seD ST.. 3 AND WEST Flight rooms
and bath. elevator. house and location
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
n q L.

GARDENER-COOK& &c.-WAfTREsS. -
-Ry French family. man is g0od Ia,heI'
gardener and driver: wife cook ann Isun-
dress: daughter waitress and cha,Dr,, ch.,i.
maid pest references. r. r., lol 'hh'o"
place
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE.

SIX FINE building lots In Congers. y. Y.
will trade .or boots. shoes or drygoods
OAKLAND BAZAAR. Box o. Congers
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
HELP WANTED.
Fem ale

Female.
WANTED In city fchooi a teacher ski
ful IN primary work. one having OswegD
OF south FiRminEham Normal school tram
lng. In addition ~ broad general "dhcation
good position for experienced teacher. Ad-
dress stating SALARY expected. HOWARD.
Tribune once
WANTED Secretary. lady who writes n
hanlaln~ long-hand if swift st"nogra-
pL"r and typewriter Smith Premier ma
chino. Addfefs IN own handwriting. stat
Ing IN detail education. age. church cor
n"cti N and salary eXpe.t,d. MORRISON.
Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE INTERNATIONAL ELECTRIC co.
10 Heekman-st build models of small
machinery and electrical apparatus. inven-
tons perfected.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
HOARD AND ROOMS.

-ARHANGEMENTS season or year ior
Handsomely furnished noor. other foona.
board. references. - West 5ls,-si.
NORTHwEsT CORNER WAsTINGTpN
sQf' ARE Fine roomr. excellent table !,
refefcnce- required. iol Wav"fley Ilac'.
I-RNEE oppofiuniiv for comfortahl"
homo In refined family. choir" rooms el".
ganty furnished. un~Nc~ll'd cuisln"
East 4Ith-sf.
II EAST l7TII sT Handsome second noor
and other rooms. partially or fully fur-
nished. with ~ without hoard, r"i"fen''-.
25TH.sT.. Nl WEST Newly furnished
rooms -. client board a pleasant nom"
to permanent people. references exchanged
81 WEST ieTU-ST. Very desirable rooms
with large closets. clean and comfortably
furnished good attendance. board optional.
terms reasonable, references.
37TU ST. 20 WEST. Desirable w~ll-fur-
nisAei squarr and hall rooms. Win su-
pesior board references required.
a5TU ST ~ WEST. Desirable large
rooms with board. American family, ref
57TH-sT.. si3 WEST. handsomely fur
nlshed large and small rooms, win
board. convenient Broadway and l. Sta
tion. references.
s2p ST. ~ WEST .-TIandsome rooms. pri-
yats baths II desired: parlor dinins-room'
excellent table. moderate price.
Iso EAST s7rH-sT. Handsome rooms:
newl- furnished. excellent table; refer-
euces exchanged.
o24 WEST 3sTH ST. near Eroadway.-
Newly furnished parlor noor other
rooms. superior board optional.