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New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
INDEPENDENT COUNTY MEN ORGANIZE.
SPEECHES FOR INDEPENDENT NOMINATIONS IN


SPEECHES FOR INDEPENDENT NOMINATIONS IN
THE WITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Independent County Organization In the With
Assembly District organized at the Greenwich Cub.
No. a Eighth-ave.. last nigh; for the years cam
paign John Osborn presided and speeches were
delivered by Bernard J. Douras, William S. Temple.
Charles Steckler. ex-Aderman Mead and Ernest
Harvier In advocacy OF independent local nomina
tions In this district which. II is averred, Is undei
the apportonment the closest in the city. Mr..
Harvier. in his speech. declared that the lesson OF
Brooklyn without its significance and en-
couragement 10 those supporters OF the Strong ad'
ministration who felt any reason to be dissatisfied
with the political outlook The voters OF BROOK,
iyn. Republicans and Demc rats. who had united
against the Mclaughlin ilns for the election o
Charles A. Schieren in 1898 were told a year ago
that the people tired of reform" and would
go back to the Willoughby-st. bosses. But theN
didn't do so. On the contrary. the MCLAUGHLIN ring
received beating in the first year OF Mayor
Scheren's administration than IL had in 1893 This
year in New-York. Mr.. Harvier declared there Will
be reversal OF popular Judgment In Tammanys
favor. The voters OF this city knew what they
were doing when they defeated Tammany by ma
jory OF more than 10000 year ago. and no reason
had been furnished by the Tanmany leaders why
that verdict should be changed this year.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
THE RET JOHN Il. EDMOSDS DYING.
HE WAS ONE OF THOSE INJURED IN THE SEA
BEACH RAILROAD ACCIDENT on LABOR
DAY. AND Is AT HIS HOME IN


DAY, AND Is AT HIS HOME IN
ARLINGTON. y. J.
Brooklyn friends OF the Rev. John A. Edmonds
OF Arlington y. j.. who was injured IN the sea
Beach Railroad accident Labor Day, received
a dispatch from his family last night saying mat
instead OF recovering. the doctors supposed ne
would he is dying. and Is not expected 10 I'VE
the week out He OF those reported
slightly hurt There few marks or bruises on
him when he was taken TO the Seney Hospital
and from which ne discharged the same night
Mr.. Edmonds is eighty-four years old lie came
to this country from England when young man
and Joined the old Sands Street Church. IN Brook
lyn. He became local preacher and finally was
fully ordained. His work almost entirely IN
the New-York East Conference, in which ne Ia
bored for about Atty years. retiring from active work
seven years ago. On Labor Day. in company with
Mr. and Mrs c. l.. Edmonds Miss Carrie Edmonds
OF Arlington and Mrs. Lottie Larter OF Kingston
all members OF his family. he started for Coney
Island on pleasure ride 1t was Mrs. larters S
last day with him at Arlington. ana the Trip was
planned a pleasant ending TO her vlsit Upon
his return Arlington. he was put TO PED anu
steadily sank. His will be the second death causeu
by the accident.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
FOR AN ENLARGED COMMITTEE.
MANY DELEGATES TO THE STATE COMMITTEE
FAVOR THE MOVEMENT

MANY DELEGATES TO THE STATE COMMITTEE
FAVOR THE MOVEMENT
The informal committees favoring the enlarge
ment OF the Republican State Committee met at the
Republican Club. No 40 Fifth-ave., last evening,
to make final ARRANGEMENTS for presenting the quas-
tions involved In the movement 10 the Republican
State Convention at Saratoga. next week. There
were present Cornelius " Bliss. chairman William
Brookhed A. H. Steele General Samuel Thomas.
Henry w Cannon s T Russell OF Ilion. and W.
bur F. Wakeman Reports from forty-one counties
In the State showed that not fewer than one hun
dred and seventy-hve delegates to the State Conven-
ton are pledged TO vote for enlargement A tee
gram from Titus Sheard said that Herkimer County
was solid for enlargement. Suffolk County was
also reported sold. In the following counties a
majority OF the delegates favor enlargement:
Queens Saratoga. Westchester. Ulster ChautauqlA.
Madison. Fulton and Hamilton
Delegates who will stand by the movement. the
reports showed. have been elected from Aiiesany
Cattaraugus Cayusa Cnenahg9: nsSeaer
Richmond. 81. Lawrence Washington ana IloSa
In the last named county three out OF the nve
delegates are said TO be for enargement.
The headquarters OF the Enlargement Committee
at Saratoga will be at Congress Han, ana VIII De
opened by Secretary Wakeman there tomorrow.
AZ! friends OF larger state Committee are re,
Buffa.o: Titus Sheard George A. Sireeter. William
Brookfed. William II. ROBERTSON John W Dwight
s r Russell A. H. Steele. ". F. vakeman; H. j.
Cookenham, Chester :. Coe. James b. Padden
Samue. Coykendal. George b Sloane j. Eugene
Parker and other we-known Republicans have sig
nlfed their intention OF being present al Saratoga
and taking part r the fight for greater representa-
tion on the State Committee.
The reports and personal letters received by MI
Eliss make II appear that support from other com
ties than those named may be relied upon
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
A CONSTITUTION INTRODCCED.

IT WOULD PREVENT NEGROES FROM EVER HOLD
ING OFFICE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbus S. c.. Sept. l2-The Constitutional
Convention was In session only an hour and half
to-day T Z. Miller the colored Congressman OF
a few years ago. presented a contest on behalf OF
a negro delegation from Williamsburg County
which was referred the Committee on Suffrage
Colonel Robert Aldrich introduced a complete con-
stitution which referred. II Is Intended TO
prevent negroes from ever holding office in the
State An ant-divorce ordinance was also intro
duced and also an ordinance looking to the pre-
venion OF railroad corporations from securing con-
troll OF parallel and competing lines.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
coLUMBIA coryrr FAR CLOSED.

Chatham y. Y. Sept u (speciaD.-The nifty
nfth annual fair OF the Columbia County Agri-
cultural Society closed to-day. There a good
display OF live stock. though in sheep the numbers
were somewhat less than last year good many
FARMERS have sold their sheep on account OF the
low prices for wool The fruit and vegetable dis
play was large and choice. The attendance has
been large the second days reaching 1900 to 5oo
The society II member OF the New-York and
been given.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
PLANS OF KANSAS POPULIsTs.

Topeka, Kan. Sept. 12-The Peoples Party state
Central Committee net in this city last evening anu
agreed not to call State Convention 10 hon''i'a'e
a candidate for Chief Justice. The plans deciueu un
not given out. but conference VIII pe he'u
when the Democratic State Central comnit'ee
meets The Democrats and Populists VIII agree on
a candidate who will be nominated BY pet,'ipoi on ss
Judge David Martin is being nominated d! 'he
RenIlh,lcans
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13

throughout Ulster County this evening. There
was a lively contest in the various wards here.
mainly lines OF personal politics. The chances
seem that the domination OF the Platt machine
VIII not be disturbed In the selection OF delegates
Warsaw. Sept 12 (speciaD.-The Republican Sem
ate Convention 10 select candidate TO represent
the counties OF Wyoming. Allegany and Livingston
held at Portage to-day. and resulted in the
unanimous nomina ton OF l.. A. Humphrey, OF
Warsaw. He has been chairman OF the wyoming
County Republican Committee for years, and is a
Platt man
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TO LET.-Very desirable private office.
fronting on Broadway. in the National
Shoe and Leather Bank Building. with
or without; the use Of outer Office clerk :
services. library and telephone. Room No
ln2 21i broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTcLAIR.-Resid
properties. all kinds: sale or rent.
ICBBS a. TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st.
AT ORANGE. " Jon Lincon-ave.,
near Highland Station. commodious
residence: fully furnished. all conyen-
iences. stable: horse and carriages II de-
sired AT low rent Of $50 per month
EDW. =. HAMILTON & CO.. 90 Broad
way.
GRANGE MOUNTAIN SIDE Orange. y.
j.. choice s'tiation. summer and winter
home, for sale 10 close an estate, fine large
substantial brick residence stables green
houses. and 20 acres Of attractive grounds:
surrounding neighborhood uncxceptiona-
BILE, extensive views and accessible by
macadamized roads: reservoir and city
supply Of water. entire at $780, 900 or sub
divided al less cost. EDW. y. HAMlL-
TON & CO.. DG Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnished

5TH-ANE. no. i.0iS tcorner s6th-sU.-
Elegant apartments. facing Park; s65 TO
sloo FRED. STONE. CO broadway.
s2D-ST.. 2 AND 2 WEST-Eight rooms
and bath: elevator. house and location
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE ro LET.

AT NEW-HAVEN. CONN.-Thoroughl
built brick house. n rooms: In best resi-
Dental quarter: convenient to colleges.
Address Professor A. NJ WHEELER. New
Haven. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
LIEuTENANr-GovERNoR sAxToN's LETTER

Lieut. snant- Governor Saxton has written the fol-
lowing letter to Senator Clarence Lexow:
Clyde ~ Y. Sept Z. 1895.
The Hon Clarence Lexow.
My Dear Senator: ] notice that Rockland County
has just given you a strong indorsement.
This is IL should be. you deserve all OF the
people You served them with distinguished ability
and fidelity in the Senate during the past two years
They should especially bear In mind your splendid
service chair man OF the Police Investiga ting
Committee. The passage OF the New-York city
reform measure was to my knowledge largely due
TO your persistent work. while the defeat Of the
Police Reorganization bill was accomplished In spite
OF your earnest and untirng efforts In It's behalf
There some good citizens OF New-Nork who
differed with you about some matters, but am
they viii concede that you acted tns they
doubtless did upon honest conviction. You GER
tanly ought - receive the support OF every Re
publican. and OF all other citizens who believe IN
good government and honest legislation. With GIN
congratulations and best wishes for your sue
cess, am. very truly yours. L. i. SAAloN.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
AGENTS wanted FOR a new line OF insur-
ance never before introduced here an
nual premium 81 and reaches all classes
good opportunity for I've men. COLlAN1'
l,lso Broadway. room %.
AGENTS and PHYSICIANS 10 represent
the M0rrel Liquor and Opium cure. 1T.
KNIGHT 203 Broadway.
MALE COOK. S35 to $40: also a laundress
and assistant laundress. FOR institution In
country. ALEX. LANGTON. 200 Eas,
42d-st.
SHOE SALESMAN wanted TO represent
manufactures Of medium line ladies'
grade In NewYork City and adjoining
towns Address Box 7J2. New-London.
Conn.
Statesmen wANTED.-slOO to sl25 PEI
month and expenses TO introduce our
goods to the trade. staple line; position
permanent. pleasant and desirable Ad-
dress. with stamp. KING MFG. Co. G. %
Chicago.
WANTED 10 take charge Of a department;
in Western State. an experienced ad-
vertising insurance or biographical soiici-
tor and rllesman. who ia a thorough gen
tleman and capable OF transacting ousi-
ness with our highest class OF business
place viii be given Of trust and proht'
10 the right man this is the chance OF
lifetime Call on or address ADAMS
co, rs Duane-st.. New-York.
WANTED. "A young man. not over ~
years Of age. as stenOgrapher and type
writer; must reside with his parents. and
wild make himself generally useful ID
dress. stating salary expected. VAIL.
STREET. Tribune ONCE
WANTED Religious Journal will pay lib
eral commission 20 canvassers 10 Work
out Of the city Apply after ! p. m, -
Park Place. room D.
WANTED. A strong boy. willing 10 work
one with knowledge Of paint business pre-
ferred Address X. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
Broadway, 18th & 18th Sts, New York.

Journed until II 80 a. m tomorrow, lhere IL no
prospect that the deadlock will be broken. Inc
three canddates-Keck. Mosher and krun-femaih
firm. as do also the twenty-one delegates.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13

BY an American; Of one or
more fats. A. 8. BRIGGS. 2,0ss h-ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
PENNSYLVANIA REPuBLcANs GATHERING

York Penn. Sept. l2-This. the evening before
the annual convention OF the State League Of Re-
publican Clubs In York. Is decidedly lively With
each incoming train delegates and cubs are arriv
ing with bands OF music. and by tomorrow fully
1900 visitors Il is believed. will be here. The city
has donned a holiday garb. and the guests g
ceiving old-time York County welcome. The
convention will meet in the opera house Among
the speakers will be Robert c. Bair. OF York who
vii. probably make the opening address; General
McAlpin. OF New-York president OF the National
Republican League, J. F. Woodmansee. OF Cleveland
president OF the Ohio State Republican League; VI.
j. Daring OF Minnesota. secretary OF the National
Republican League; Governor Hastings Congress
man John Dalzen. OF Pittsburg; Marriott Brossius
OF Lancaster; State Senator l.. Boise PenrOse. OF
Philadelphia; Congressman Galusha A. Grow Con
gresham J. y. Robinson and Colonel Everett War
president OF the State League. OF Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
DOWN WITH BOSS RULE.


a the party councils instead OF one. under the
sx,sting conditions; therefore, be II
Resolved. That we. the Republicans OF the city
and county Of Albany. in mass meeting assembled.
commission TO proceed TO the Republican StateCon-
twenty-three alternates TO urge upon the Repub-
iicans there assembled the necessity for an en-
largement OF the Republican State Committee so
that all its voters and all parts OF the State have
voice in party councils and In the party organIza
ton.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
WORK WANTED.


Male.
A. WV. l.. HARTUNG,
Expert Accountant and Auditor,
Barnes Building Room ~. 2l Park Row.
ACCOUNTANT and thorough bookkeeper
seeks employment: will audit or take
charge Of accounts private. partnership
or corporate. AZ moderate rates. Al refer
ences. $. Tribune Of'ice.
ANY POSITION Of trust or responsibility
by man Of 90 years. lately from BEL
fast Ireland. accustomed 20 take charge
in factory weaving linen goods keeping
accounts. etc. best reference. LfIILf-'
los Fast ll7th-st.
A REFINED GERMAN MAN wishes po-
sitlOn; will take almost anything. Mandy
with all sorts OF tools. has best references
at hand Address H. W. KUHN. l,OlO
Ful,on-st.. brooklyn.
AMERICAN MANAGER open for engage
msnt: 30 years experience export I'M
port. domestic trades. character hignest
standard aged -. Address AMERICAN.
Box q. Tribune Once.
BOOKKEEPER. Assistant. entry or bill
clerk. thoroughly competent American
quick and accurate at figures. Al REFER
ences: low wages. F.. Tribune Ohicf
BOOKKEEPER.- Young German; eAp~fl-
-nced IN double entry, inside Or out WORK.
Address e RAssMANN. 237 East 5th-si
BOOKKEEPER. Young man Al refer
ences and experience. can take snort
hand dictation at moderate speed. r. BOX
0. Tribune ONCE.
Roy, H. desires position In office or stock.
references SAM TrRKtS 100 East
Ssthst.
BOY. iC experienced in Office work. good
p-nman. accurate al ngures. desires pV-
sition. NJ. II. 6. 1873 Monroe-st.
BOY. i5. colored: willing and oblIging, al
anything. hall boy preferred. WALTER
MARSHALL 81 Roosevelt-si
COLLECTOR. young man; can give
some security. X. W. tribune ono
DRAUGHTsMAN. architectural; able and
experienced I'm draughting md superin-
tending. with architect, owner or OuhurF.
Address DESIGNER. ao4 Chnton-str
Brooklyn.
DRIVER. &c.-Married man. p years ex.
perience with horses. place as driver or
any other work: handy with all kinds or
tools Address FIR. ALTAG. 2.3o3 shave
DRIVER Young man with home and top
wagon 10 drive for business house IN
New York or Brooklyn. G. +. SCHMIDT,
3ss Marcy-ave.. Brooklyn.
DYER.-Ry a foreman dyer. color and
black: long experience and best reference.
JOHN WILLIAM. p. o. Paterson. \. J:
DRATIHTsMAN. mechanical. wants rit.
uation. years experience at board
ability II SHORROCK. 169 State-sf.,
Brooklyn.
DYER. R.-Experienced soft hat dyer; under
stands aniline and wood dyes. irst-class
references HARRY BEACH. New-Lots
Roa and Enned-st. Brooklyn.
ENGINEER want. situation. New-York
license; 10 years In large factory. Cor
liss and dynamos. Al references. Ds5
East l62d-st
ENGfNEER.-City license. can engage i'm
medlately. understands steam heating
electric lighting. elevators, economical. Ad-
dress all week. F.. i.l3i Lafayette ave.
Brooklyn.
ENGINEER and MACHINIsT. Thorough
ly competent In steam and hydraulic
plants also dynamos; first license
and references. F.. Box iO2. i.2i2 Broad
way
GRAiSER and MARBLEtZER. - Also
frescocr. painter and finish.r. city. coun-
try or factory. =. BROMBACT. 3s7 Wash
ington-st
JANITO9. Sober and competent: best ref
eren ,er from last place; perfect man In
dry air or steam heat w. ROSENBOOM.
$50 Bergen-st-. nrooklyn
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country

FARM CATALOGUE T. free: dairy farms.
stock farms. fruit farms poultry farms.
T. ROWLAND. III Broadway.
FOR SALE.-The desirable property. 2l2
Rahway-ave., near South Elizabeth De-
pot. Penn. Railroad. lot l0sx230 feet.
comm0dious house fine stable. cowhouse
and hennery; abundance OF choice fruit.
Apply on premises Elizabeth. y. J.
FOR SALE, NEW HAVEN, CONN
Handsome brick house. rs rooms. every
cOnvenicn .. choice location: central; de-
sirable residence erected and In market by
OWNER 1i3 Whalley ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
NEVADA n. srRANAHAN For SENATOR.

Oneida. " Y, Sept. i2-The Republican Senate
Convention OF The XXXVlIth District. held here
to-day. nominated Nevada n. stranahan. OF Fulton
for Senator.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13

A. A.-DRESSMAKER cutter and
filter of misses and children's garments
IS a day or al home, a dress made IN one
week Tor So perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed. latest style In frocks and coats. ~
East lOth-si.. near Broadway.
COl-TURIERE FRANCHISE. - Fancy
waists. street. dinner ana taior-mane
dresses. ladies' materials used. short no
tics moderate prices. elegant work. MME
ANDERSON. los W. lIth-st., formerly
with stern Bros.
DRESSMAKER. Competent dressmaker BY
the day or take work home. skirts.
waists. capes. also remCdelling ana altera-
lions. children's dresses. Address Mrs.
HOOD lsC West l0lst-st.
DRESsM AKER - Experienced. stylish
good litter: wishes engagements; city or
country, est reference. Call or address.
Mlddagh-st.. Columbia Heights. BROOKLYN.
DRESsMAKFR desires work by the day:
frst-cias@ filter. work In or near Orange.
y. J.. preferred. Address DRESSMAKER.
l.Gs2 Park-ave.
JOSEPHINE THIBAUD. a West 3sth-st.,
has returned 20 the city: ready FOR fall
and winter styles moderate prices.
NINE. r. ANTOINETTE. 22e West i2ith-
st coutufisr francaise. La test designs In
street ard evening dresses, moderate prices
no delay.
SEAL, GARMENTS ALTERED or repaired
al summer prices. Mrs. BARKER. ll5
West 3gth-st. late with G. @. Gunthers
sons. 9TH ave.
EAMsTREss.- By the day in private
families. can make over dresses and nm
ish after dressmaker. 81 - per DAY. Miss
FOX. 2s8 0th-ave. near 27th-st.. 2d h~il
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
Tim" CAMPBELL STILL CLAIMS THE ELEC-
TON

The contest OF Timothy ]. Campbell against
Henry c. Miner for the seat in Congress belonging
to the IXth District OF NewYork is to go on
Mr. Miner has received from James Kerr. clerk Of
the House OF Representatives official information
that Mr. Campbell has fled with the Clerk OF the
House copies OF the testimony taken by the con-
testant and that they may be examined by
the sitting member his counsel. Controller
Fitch who is Mr.. Miners counsel In the case Will
20 to Washington early next week 10 examine the
evidence upon which Mr. Campbells claim to cleo
ton is based
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PRINTING AT NIGHT.-Ofice open from
$50 a. m. to 1890 .. IA. Orders received
I'm evening delivered next morning. MER-
CHANTS PRINTING CO.. World Building.
THE ARTICLES on "Remunative En-
ploymsnt for Women" ere invaluable to
self supporting women. subscription 81 for
6 monhs GOLDEN ERA. 80 W. i4th-st
WORLD.-The highest building with print
ing office Is the World Building. but the
lowsst-pricsd printers are the MER-
CHANTS PRINTING CO. World Building.
$4,000 WANTED in established tobacco
business. ample security given; good pay
ing concern. Address TOBACCO. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
CHESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

Although the hotels were comparatively full OF
guests last night. there was an air OF quietness
about everything. which was something unusual.
The general subject OF talk in the lobbies was the
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
THE MORTON CLUBS ENTERTAINMENT

The Levi p Morton Republican Club OF the
XXXIIId Assembly District will give smoker
to its numerous supporters tomorrow evening at
It's clubhouse No i22 East One-hundre ed "a nd -hf-
teenth-st.. at which splendid entertainment will
be provided
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
W.&J.SL0ANE E
RECENT INVENTIONS OF GREAT VALUE hA'E
ENABLED THE
Alex. Smith & Sons Carpet 70.

TO PRODUCE VELVET CARPETS EQUAL IN DCRA-
BII.ITY AND EFFECT TO FABRICS SOLD Al Mo,H
HIGHER PRICES THEY ARE MADE IN ShN hnA iS..iL -
QUALITIES AND SELLING FROM 40 TO % ihis
CENT. LESS THAN OTHER CARPETS Of ES' Al
MERIT.
THE NEW PATTERNS FOR FALL TRADE AKE
NOW on SHOW. AND SELLING AT PRICES "hi|h
PUT THEM WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL
New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.

bOAhD AND nOOHos
A-ARRANGEMENT season or year.
handsomely furnished floor. other rooms
board. references. - West 5lst-st
A-A.-Handsomc second floor and other
rooms elegantly furnished: private tables.
reference exchanged. y West 6oth-st
TWO LARGE rooms for gentlemen or fam
ily. In perfect order: board. references
~ West i2th-st.
i.-NExT to Windsor Hotel Handsomely
furnished rooms on suite or single; su-
perior table. East 4Tth-s,.
l-MApISON-AV $50. corner 6Oth-st.-
Elegant second floor suite with board
other rooms. strictly hrst-class.
81 WEST IGTH-sT Desirable large and
small rooms. nicely furnished. good at
tendance: excellent home table; references.
STTH-sT.. 40 WEST Desirable. well fur
nished square and hall rooms. with su-
perior board. references required.
80 WEST 2GTH-sT.. Mnler's Hotel.-Re-
furnished and redecorated: clean. quiet.
comfortable. home like. rooms, single or
ensuite. with frst-class table.
HsT-sT.. EAST. Rooms for families and
gentlemen. particular attention gwen 10
cuisine.
A IRVING PLACE.-second floor to rent.
with excellent board. rooms singly or
en suite. private table II desired refer
ences required
5IsT-sT.. SO wEsT.-sman family has
handsome and elegantly furnished rooms
with board; references exchanged.
53D-ST = WEST. Handsomely fur
nished rooms. suites or singly. large
hall room for gentlemen house and table
superior: references exchanged.
53D-sT.. 30 WEST. Bachelors quarters.
handsomely furnished In private house;
a
breakfast optional.
57TH-sT.. 40 wEsT.-Desirable rooms TO
rent for the winter; excellent table
board: references
57TH ST 3l3 WEST.-Handsoraely fur
nished large and small rooms. with
board. convenient Broadway and l. sta
tior. references.
So IRVING PLACE. between Gramercy
Park and iath-st-parlOr suite Of three
large rooms with private bath. also sec
ond floor. other rooms siney or en- suite
with board; references required.
III LEXTNGTON-AvE.. near 5s,h-st.-
Nice. comfortable large and small rooms;
every convenience; excellent table and loca-
FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.
TWO CHOICE newly furnished rooms:
owners private residence. II Enst oJth-
St near Madison-ave.. terms moderate.
reference.
uTH-sT.. % EAST near 5th-ave. .-Ameri-
can family. extra large well-furnished
room for permanents. all conveniences
2iST-ST. % EAST.-Two large rooms. also
suite: strictly private baths. gentlemen
references.
42D-ST. 30 ST.-Large room nicely
furnished. with large closets. bath. cold
and hot water; gentlemen only.
a. EAST i33D-ST. (near Madison-ave).-
Furnished room. with or without board.
private family; references.
G5TH-ST. 1876 west u Broadway)-HGnd-
somely furnished rooms for gentlemen
with private family; all modern conven-
iences. easy access 10 all cars and elevated
75TH-ST li9 WEST.-Large and small
handsomely furnished rooms. new house
nrst-class IN every particular. references.
200 WEST 3sTH-ST-To quiet refined par
ties; = or 3 rooms IN house with owner.