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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
DBBUIINTE BILL NYE.
Hg WRITES OF HIS COMING OUT IN WASH
INGTON SOCIETY.
This Leads to a Comparison With BygOns Days,
When Things Were More Primidve-A Letter
From High Point That Shows Times Might
Be Better.
cnnnri.hl 1sa1. BY Eaaar ". w.

WAsHINGTON.
Probably one OF the greatest sources
OF regret that one eau have occur to
one, and one, TOO, that especially most
keenlv feel, is that ones environments
hays been such that one is compelled Ia
postpone ones social debuting until
middle age.
Nature did much for we, and no
doubt l could easily have shown re-
splendent socially had | been able TO
come out about twenty years ago, when
| was little more supple in the Joints.
or course | can see IL all now, and with
the deepest sorrow and Temorse. Pnysi-
cally very attractive, and with long,
1.-THE limbs, bright, keen and merry
ewes which danced with laughter, and
especially as some happy sally OF mine
own, full of mischief on = straw
ride or molaSses candy Scutfie,
reeking, as l may, say with rep
artee. with the figure Of an athlete,
a we'll poised head and deep melodi-
Qua voice, which would thrill the very
soul of a six mule team, / was well
fitted 10 shine in any social gathering.
but the low price OF wheat at the time,
toqether with the loss OF cow during
the winter OF 1s64-5, followed by 4
heavy war debt and poll-tax, combined
to keep me out Of society until years
afterward.
EItis not surprising, therefore, now
that At the magni 6cent recep options given
here this winter by the President and
Mrs. Clevelaud-to whom l desire,
tbroupb these columns, TO express my
thanks for invitations TO self and wife
i have a shy aud reticent atmosphere
about me which tempts me at times TO
flee as bird to the mountains or to
climb palm tree in the conservatory
and be at rest.
Tao not speak OF this becsuse | wish
to call attention TO myself out because
nv own case is only tnat OF many 9th
ers and is the outgrowth Of our demo
cratic Institutions which enable the
vonnq and ambitious American 10 rise
nv his own unaided efforts to the top OF
tba social ladder, where he suddenly
discovers that people Of leisure are ex-
aiming him oy means OF these long
handled spectacles.
Some of the unpleasant Critics SAID
after the diplomatic reception on the
1Otb Of January that IL was IN rather
NOR taste for Mrs. Cleveland TO 90
tbronph the two hours OF state reception
n,gIoyed. but this shows the Injustice
macmillan TO those people. They proba-
bIv oid not know that after her New
Year reception her stained and be-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
THE ODD TRICK.

LUCILLE"
"Eh? ! beg your pardon, Gilbert, did
YOU speak TO me?"
Speak to you? l asked you three
times 10 give me another cup OF coffee. F"
Ibid you? I'm sorry" aud Mrs.
CORN extended slim white hand for
the cup OF coffee.
MAY | ask what so eDgrossed your
thoughts?" inquired her husband, a
little irritably.
Lucille smiled. "oh, You'll only
laugh at me If I tell you"
Never mind; what was it2' reit-
Grated her husband, little Modified.
81 was thinking OF some lovely
Turkish embroidery they showed me at
Liberty's yesterday, audi
"My dear girl, what can you possibly
do with Turkish embroidery?" inter-
ruDted Mr. CORN, impatieDtlY.
well do you know that's what I've
been wondering ever since, and I've just
discovered"
"But--"
yes" continued Lucille, regardless
of the impatient mOnosyllable. 81
think it would look perfectly lovely TO
trim tea gown; IL could outline sort
Of crepe de Chine, you know, and I'M
derneath---'
Tut. Tut, ! don't want you decked
out like houri in harem."
"Gil oertl"
al don't like all these new tangled
things women get up 10 to ook like fig
ures on Japanese fan
But. my dear husband, there's moth.
ing japanese about Turkish mbroid
eryl" exclaimed Lucille, as she pushed
back her chair from the breakfast
table.
Never mind, don't like it; besides,
YOU are really too extravagaut, Lucille.
| cannot see the necessity for all these
wonderful toilets"
my dear Gilbert, don't talk about
things you don't understand.
And, gathering 10 the small pile Of
letters that were beside her plate, MIRA.
CORN made her way 70 the door.
'Oh. by the way. said DER husband,
a little hesitatingly. "do you very much
mind giving up the Claytons' ball to-
night?'
"Givlng up their ball Why In the
name Of al that's reasonable, should
do tnat?"
Because | ask you"
Mrs. CORN shrugged her shoulders In
silence.
'You will write TO excuse YOURSELF"
Certainly not. Why, I've got a per-
feet dream OF a gown TO wear. and
mean TO thoroughly enjoy myself
That is TO say, you Intend TO make
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

grimed gloves had to be cut from her
hands.
II Mrs. Cleveland could have pair OF
husking gloves, faced with carpet tacks,
and wear them while shaking hands
with the critics, it would please her con-
stituents better than anything | can
think of at this time.
Looking at the beautiful decorations
the other evening, the rich and Devil
dering'effect OF palms, smilax, roses aud
electric illumination. which made the
parlors Of the White House look like a
sweet, sweet dream, l could not help
comparing it all with the days when
Abigail Adams dried her washing il
these rooms and the executive wood pile
ran so low that the family had to go to
bed to keep warm, while outside the
shrill cry of the catamount in search Of
a new and tender postmaster, could be
heard.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
CHAPTER VI

Tur TREASURE FOUND.
-...,..-r zoos s,s.cblass Nth
heart sank 40 the thought OF the
E.lar treasure belonging TO another.
.....-r.. r ....,s... r,.-.5 tho, old
was noe t"Jftn' anu COulu
have r. .e-l. claim on my ancestor
v.r..
,-- r,,.i.,,, 7
'1
nervous trenor, and she De-
-.a returned before YOU had been
a'.-s ana oell down ana us
.t. ... 10y BREATH pretended 20 %
sl--l.y, a1d p heard ner NUT
- ..'l-. now Jid she escape 'ueu
made ea'e She vas Jiuk u1au
M must 80 and see aoou'
She Tc7t Irto the cave and came
... ".-E 5000 IH a tearing rage.
Curse l.a- wretch; now Ola he GET
." Ala Che rattlers all killed 700.
Che grand Iady say 10 Oue
.. our P.ot' Never mlnu'
.. .ar . surely earned the reward
I'VE r.- beg Sc.o aI Seie. it was
every cent ol ,lat hundred oo''
. 500. DID -lt che snakes 'n tne cave
at. back r1a slide as she to'o me.
what DO one OF tne polSonou
-al thrust i's IanEs INTO ne
jumped back iu time 90 escape
.reur.el very Much as she re-
l....f tr.r., u-.msD's words. and
beer .e.1 against me and rest
te.o-e She continued her interest
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be sent to the committee TO be placed
in the cornerstone of the treasury
building as the most valued treasure ne
had TO deposit, little thinking that In
the changes that time brings this pre-
cious baby would ever join the throng
that goes In and out Of the great build
ing in the weary round Of the treadmi
life of a government clerk"
And vet in spite Of all that l can say
in clarion tones aod with trenchant
pen regarding the donors OF life in the
White House people 80 on, year after
year, not only accepting the nomination
to the Presidency, but actually making
an effort TO secure 1t!
Referring TO the struggle for ex-
istence and the general strinRency OF
stagnation throughout the country,
beg leave to introduce below q bona
tide letter sent to me by firm 10 At
lanta aud received a few months ago
by them from High Point, n. c.
The firm applied to a lawyer there for
report on the financial standing OF
business man at High Point aud Offering
in return tne collections against people
in that locality on which he should re-
ceive 4 commission.
The letter indicates that general bust
ness depression Will prevent mis- accept
ance of the offer:
TIE HIGH POINT, n. c., Oct. 20, ls-.
Msssrs. C. K. Jones & Co.:
GENTLENEN-Replying TO yours OF
the 18TH inst, ! have 10 say that, for
the prospect OF having claims placed In
my hands to collect In this vicinity and
nothing more, do not feel willing to
report the standing OF the party men
toned or of any one else. do not wish
TO be misunderstood as saying that do
not want paying business, but l DO
know that a lawyer would starve as
quick on commissions and fees on col
lections as be would on cOrncob
soup in January. [ have had some ex-
perience in collecting for several years,
or rather in tryin 10 collect have
offered here to compromise claims oy
taking old clothes, frozen cabbage, cir
Gus tickets, patent medicines, whet-
stones, powder horns, old flour barrels,
gourds. coonskins, jaybirds, owls or al
most an thing, aud yet have mum
Der of those old claims on hand unset
tied. If / were to depend on collecting
claims for my living, my beam broth
would get so thin that 1t would rattle
in me ike pot liquor in poor dog. |
don't like to shoot az long taw. but II
you are inclined to pay anything GER
tain for the desired reports, I'm your
man. Say $40 cash, then I'm in, or II
monev ia scarce would take shoes
large numbers, say los. IFS and l2's
TO the amount Of $40 at wholesale
prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

by MRS. ALEX. u'vrIcu MILLER.


Nrsf --a a. u
Wa SAD for some lstle time on the
--..-- -esr tho hi3sOus mass OF dead
zoo weary ana shaken TO pro-
. and Ws wondered why old Druzy
. nor come near Us, for surely
have heard our voices and the
..c va were so near 10 the door
very strange how those
-.. came here, said ia
"I have never seen any
tlIs cave before
thersr answered r sie, with a
acj she hold APP she lantern so
Eht haao on long, narrow
-1g. U.-l O. sliding glass lid,
- Withdrawn
mystery Isl explained she
....-ef. laarfl.y. You know there
circus lo Anderson yesterday.
Eot ra-t.ers was exhibited there,
cer were Bought OF stolen and
here cg your enemies 20 destroy
Sac h1H carefully ,ae lid was
drawn. r-rmittiug the serpents
Tine -re.r way 0ut.
......t.. with .la-biug, OF the beau
urse who lai sneIt 90 me 10 the
tt.e while ago. recal ed her
.-as, and now comprehended all
meaning.
MI" chem WAS Mss Van LEWIS
revenge Cor her sighted love and
.a. pride.
H.. .-.aal .n human shape.
..e. saHl.tl'A- as VITA usau'y
..us. .s-us leave tn's aWIul place,
ra.rnr ases hsnd ia NINE
and 1912 returned ODD one cl1,n.
twas deserted.
. u.cIg urose wa, assent whether
... good and all, ll.5 heaven knew.
.I caulc. cave you mere alone, my
.--.r-." said uue-s.g.
.Ert + shall be safe enough here, u
she replied Brayey our enemies
tai1> we are dead DUB -le cave aud rear
.. tae reptiles wi. prevent their return
3D. see about gs tonight 30 1 Will stay
here asusua. ll. Hl,ca Tor develop
msnts. U.- Na. poe need not be IN
EASY about u.. .- know now That
am brave ana ...-eous. i Will meet
Won err.r.- t.. morning.
She e..s.. .ea gentle goodnight, and
Iret.-ae. ..e -o,a.. where i learned
mex. .4- Miss Van Lew had
zone ..-. me country 70 spend a few
DAYS.
lover Size was, my fair enemy
rr-..- ....r-. shed my death, as she
.rrf.r ..r.. W tle fangs OF the dead
,aa had gone away 20 stay
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prices.

It's hard times here. The nigVers
and the white politicians have pulled
and worried each other until this coun-
try smells like a slaughter house. How
in the world would you collect money
out of a people who plough little speck-
led bulls on rocky hillsdes? If you
were to see a niger blowing his gar
den with an old razor-backed hog, you
would not wonder | don't want claims
to collect o this vicinity. Yours very
truly, j. w. SMITH.
From the above letter the keen oh
server and careful student OF national
affairs Will discover that nothing will
tickle High Point more than immediate
legislation which will place in circula-
ton about $500 600, 600 IN money or
groceries.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
SimmS Addition.

Col. J. T. Simms has moved his office from the Monihon block to 27 West Washington street and now has his desk and place of business in the old Hartford bank building. He may be seen there any day by persons inter ested in his addition. Col. Simms sits in one of the handsomest buggies and draws the ribbons over one of the best nags in town. Nothing gives him more pleasure than an opportunity of expi- ating upon his beautiful property. Capitalists invited to call around and make dates.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received up to Saturday, March 2, at p. m., for the construc- tion of a hospital for the Sisters of Mercy. Plans can be seen at the office of Fred Heinlein. architect. Fleming block. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
For Sale.

All Of the assets of the Bank of Tempe of every kind and nature what soever, consisting of notes, accounts, judgments and shares in action also office furniture, safe and vault. For further particulars apply to P. B. Me Cabe, attorney for D. A Abrams, assignee of the Bank of Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
For a Flower Garden.

In the yard of Norton Bros., between Marshall's blacksmith shop and Third Avenue may be found the best umbrella trees in town, also other shade trees, fruit trees. roses, imbing vines, chrysanthemum and violets.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
To TreSpaSsers!

Notice is hereby given that trespas- sers and persons depositing garbage or anything else on Central Place will be prosecuted according to law.
 J. I. SIMAts,
 Owner.
 A. M. FUTILE,
 Health Officer.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
The I acifc Grotto.

Ask your grocer, for sack of Gar diners best patent four and you will never buy any other. If your gro- cer don't keep it you can be supplied at the Capitol mills on East Adams street. Every sack of this flour is fully guaranteed and if net found as warrant ed purchase price will be refunded.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
The Pacific Grotto.

Until further notice will be in my office from am. to pm. on Satur- days only. Am out of the city assess ing. H. B. ST CLAIRE,
 County Assessor.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

The Enterprise Dairy Go. has the only first class dairy in the city that be longs to no trust or combination, pro duces their own milk and makes { speciality of supplying retail trade.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

Face steaming, hair, toilet and com plexion articles. Mrs. N. H. Dettmer 231 E. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

Pure cream in coffee at the Dairy lunch counter is increasing the trade under the new management. Tovrea & Branch.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

Prof. G. Gale has arrived in Phoenix from San Francisco and will teach a limited mum Der for the banjo. Simpli. fled method. Studio 119 Jefferson St.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

Screen doors and windows made to order. RAGsDALE & JOHNSON.
 Cor. Jefferson and First St.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

Gillett the Tailor, is the best trousers cutter in America.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

The Enterprise Dairy Company han dies no cheap or in ferior milk for the purpose of supplying you for less money than some other firm.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

Dr. Cooper fits spectacles and ey glasses. Monihon building.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
Horse Wanted.

A good stylish riding horse. Address ". G., care of this office.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

The frigid atmosphere from com petitors of E. \. Tovrea makes the de- licious cold storage meats of the Wash ington market tickle the palstes of many new customers.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
LOCAL BREVITIES,

Big cut in lumber. Save your money by seeing J. H. Holmes before you buy. Office with Maricopa Loan and Trust company. cor. W. and Second streets,
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02
Highest of all in Leavenng Powe-Latest US Govt Report R3H:a!I! a! Rs%assE BskiHs
 ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

9The crew of the dredger at work on the Maricopa canal was in town veeter- daS, pay day. The canal com pany is wi1.ning the Maricopa to twenty-five feA and is constructing an elegant eway, which will be one Of the most active in the valley, along the en- tih southern bank.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

The Pacific Grotto.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

Thomas, barber, next to Bee Hive.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-02

Coffee Al! Coffee Al! Coffee Al!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Harlem Lenox-ayo. and
i2od-si Rev. g. DIV. BRIpGMAN ID. D.. Rector
Morning PRAYER and Sermon IL evening prayer and ger
mon. ~ The Rector will preach nj both services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
ODD EFFECT OF HEAT.
PEOPLE FRUSTRATED BY 1T HAVE cool. BODIES
AND MOIST SKIN.

PEOPLE FRUSTRATED BY 1T HAVE cool. BODIES
AND MOIST SKIN.
That marked GOODNESS Of the body should be
recognized sign Of heat exhaustion seems Ike
nonsense. but Ia really sober. scientific fact.
People who work In overheated rooms on hot
days. whether their brains or muscles are occu-
pied. suffer from headache, prostration and nerv-
GUS collapse. The temperature Of the body,
which should be IS ard fraction. sinks TO 9G or
% and the skin is cool. pale and moist.
In cases hea. exhaustion stinulants are free
~ applied 10 quicken the circulation and re-
store nervous power. For this purpose nothing
equals Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. which Is kept
on hand by workers In offices. factories. shops.
laundrles-wherever men and women with a Nv
ing to earn must toll on in the heat.
Our American summer is an awful drain on the
vital force. To sustain the tagging energy dur
ing the torrid weeks Dunys Pure Malt Whiskey
Is Of the greatest possible benefit, and for that
reason is highly priced by the great body OF
honest. self-respecting working people. II Is an
article for the homo. Its purity and acknowl-
edged medicinal value make II a treasure In the
family. especially in the hot months. when, IN
cases of emergency. the prompt use OF the superb
stimulant may avert disaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
NIKE" CiLLIHiNS INDICTMENT

VAIN EFFORTS OF HIS FRIENDS ~ HIS BEHALF
HIS IAAwLESS CAREER.
Political cronies OF Michael J. Callahan the
Assemblyman and lquor-dealer at No IL Chatham
Square have been active in the attempt TO make
II appear that he was ar injured and much-abused
man when he was arrested for violating the excise
law and assaulting Policeman Bourke. who got into
the place last Sunday. As Callahan has now been
indicted he Is likely TO find that the Tammany pull
which in the past has permitted him TO violate
the law with impunity will not save him from pun
ishment under the order Of affairs. He was
'.bouncer" and bully before ne became propre-
tor OF nquor-stores. and he has assaulted police
men more than 1t was natural that Tam
many should select a OF his stamp 10 be an
Assemblyman from a district largely controlled by
Ia w-hreakers Callahan boosted that when he
opened a liquor-store he threw away the Keys The
or would have a decided effect 10 deter other Tam
many keepers OF grogshops from violating the Ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

la:ldst II g. 250s II q Morrls-ave, 2oxlW' -.
Jacob Fromme. referee. 10 owen tealN: $500. 80
Iind-ave corner De Noc-st. S.lOxl 2Gs-x
l3i. and other property; Marie T. '"-"E "
Louisa & Letch. ........ ..........'...:,'
Same property: Louisa & Leiich to Abraham IL
......-............
charles Whitlock and James i Hart.
Lot. G2 10 81 and G., 10 ~ and 1919 and lE'.
map Charles \ Stadler property. I'D Ward: Al
thur Bussing TO Charles P,tche. .............-.
81 AIMS save = :~5.1 # Of l4''thst. being
Mes .nd COS ~ Anns-ave Andrew OLSON - ~
and wife to Paul Schaeirer and wife -. low
Tinion-aNe r. l2j n Of Em-st JONlor Eliza -.
beth and John SprinSsied 10 Henry RICK J."
Lots 90 to O. ~ TO a. ia TO l3s and I'D. map
& A Stadler: Jacob Fromme. referee. 10 Arthur an .
Bat n corner lS'dst. ltVNiV, Frances
l. Inwrey. referee William a S'enbeer. ~
Lot Iio map Section {. Nyse estate; the %~d
Ward Land improvement Co to william WEI q
trref '....''
Lots 1ii-1l2 same map same to Sadi" horpcf. o.
Lots e-s,-C-3d map. Same TO Samuel kohn. y
Lots 49, TGG map, same 10 lliilp l.enny. 80
Ia thgaie-ave =. lI6 fl n OF lStd- St l,oxiC'.
Francis Lourey. referee, TO w \ Steinbeck. -
Deca,ur-aVe. corner southern i''u'eNaiuu.
2oj sxI2 sxoO6x39: Charles W Spooncr and wife
t. William Il King
SAM property: William kng and wife -
Frederick HAPPY. ..............- ...-.s..
Lot - Hll-avc. ieing lots ~ and o.
llnck Is Section g. map Edenwald. 5OxlW' a
Land Company OF Edenwald 10 ot'o oizschh
Frank,in-ave n Main-si. 1o5xlU. Annie
\ Allen TO James Bryant. o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

t,ro,,st No 2,s; Charles II and wife to o.o
,r nsri.s 10 Sa is part Ma, Epstein Mary
Hia sss'n ssaqss' :2sloo: go
Ay' poSn b. to f + DER & wos S
Forsyrh-s; No 1873 Elias Jacobs and ~''e " ' $1,000
sabers s.nerg 10 Elias 1900
Coun,bias,. no T, 81 hV I,aIssein 10000
oS ss. &c 30: rs g" Vest '* aoinan 70 n'd
ss uqn No y5s East, Charles Runh and wife
e Fec SG 3 s ss A s@' wife to
s Daniel NJ H. Ssn sas Max we and Fred
Beck ana ano IL h eaSan 9s2sS
Collins and WIZ Nlser, "a ADAMS ANS a s.so;
sG Iasm,s HssI ss' to Bes,!se n,i 10000
I5ih-st s. $3.50 T, OF thu 10000
7 sass"ap% s ST. W pam .o WI sie 'ss
E,s3:,,st Y E.si Charles h1nA ana
eI 49, Dunn TO Of ps A%ssTas"
W. S Sss'f al F FPsS.r %s n, 'ss
and ans Sa s,c sr ws Robert ana VIE
sss., ir.'s ss u 1assl' FORBES 5000
Hsnssss ssss's 70 Of sd@ 2;as,s5ssa 2o
lar yoo lss is's'' Of i5i ss5s s ssd
strip adjoining lnsns.i Moses 1900
i2chsst No ioo ras,; Charles CRUDE 10 '" 80 900
,. psn.h' e. ESQ to 1870 Rosa s'e.on 70 5000
Lazarus BAUM va +; Of old Mammalian I;9ad
aSse2i to {" KS; samuel W y sm''n 70 raw
,,I,hs 1898 Il Of Madison.a,,sns '"oA II soJ
100 IL Flora Pohsiskl % Harry 80 and other
1stesy. "a II Of I23d-st ioss''i, on, 81 sier-
nyane,t.. William Colgate ct al 10 io~a our" 1900
g.. js.S Stj 3s,sy' s'i:, '.."
p,ui~Ssrd " corner iiDth-st ln''i,.'' socIefy
Sy ~ S.wYoik jIospitsi 10 Barnard '"t 100 900
,n.d =, in n W al Amsterdam 'N,,,rs OF
" s,s'h.n Thomas referee. 20 EXECUTORS " 5000
SSl l.s" w %. az west, sarah spencer TO Mary
conkIins .; ;;s.ayc ,a6a.s,ii Glenn
snn: CSih aas 70 West Donald Grant and VII" -
rS AN" va" n corner is7th-st ~, ~
'tsss,b =, xfo0 Frederick Beck ana '""''
R IS'rE-s IA wives 10 Minnie Wei ie,x
2ilh.st centre hnr' orooerty: Clarence Dorseu
and wife TO Thomas or %as1,.ndi ave. ss!s
ic 20, 60, c.;oG s To- BesjsmIn Dunnng to WIZ .so
lew. Tsrnschid Go .....s.s''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
ruu>IsuED ROOMS TO LET.

DESIRABLE cool rooms. large " n,
pafinr. couy~nierc >. 3 ifa'e hrn'.
nrlgihorhooi. s~rl moderate. i''' i.'-'
18th i
BACHELOR QUARTERS. doctor. Tub: IN
suit. single. baths. hotel aN-nlah'-
Convenient hotels clubs - East -'tn 'l"-
tween 9Th and Madison.
CHOICE II rooms. summer prices CON .
,enient - Grand Central MADISON an"
elevated references. 100 East ''ih-s'
TWO handsomely furnished rooms. s'pa-
rate az together. private family. win 'r
without board iis East iJths
GTU-AVE. iI6 near itth-s' Nicely fut-
nish-d front room. gentlemen oniy pr
ate family fins Two bell"
elST-sT.. ~ EAST Tran-"n:s accom-
inodAied summer rates. references
ntrIt-ST 80 -. WEST handsomely
furnished. large front room On s'con. j.
nonr Of private house To gentlemen, all
c,.uvenlenc.s. references.
IN WEST 18TH ST Two larg" front
rooms elegantly furnished. steam heat
and elevator. SO also iarr" sunny ro"m
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