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Col. s. W. Fordyce Denounees as False an Allegation in
 Bill of Complaint.
Defends Himself Vigorously and Causes s Stirring scsne-what the Ale
 gation Was.
gation Was.

Arkansas Gazette. Tuesday, Dee. 17I
 A breezy incident in the Federal Court room yesterday served to break the even tenor of judicial proceedings and to intensity inter- est among spectators in the out come. Judge Williams was hearing the matter of compensation allowed to Col s. w Fordyce and MT Allen N. Johnson, as receivers Of the Lit tie Rock Street Railway system when Col. Fordyee asked the indul- gence of the court while he could make a statement purely personal in it's character.
 Col. Fordyce arose and said that he was appointed receiver of the street railroad system without his knowledge or solicitation and was first apprised of his appointment at Hot Springs when blank bond was given him to be made out. Shortly after his appointment an effort was made in this court to displaee him, bill being filed by the attorneys Of the Atlantic Trust Company alleg ing that the appoin tment was the re- suit of collision and fraud between him and the St. Louis Trust Company.
 Col. Fordyce said he was still an officer of the court, never having been discharged formally as receiver. The bill he referred to was part of the record Of the court, and he claimed the right to make defense of himself in the court. He had strived to do his full duty in connec- tion with the receivership and to do it faithfully and impartially. He now wished to say that the state ment in the bill to the effect that there had been collision and fraud in the matter of his appointment as receiver was absolutely false and he denounced the authors of it as will ful falsifiers and the statement as q villainous aspersion upon him. Such was the substance of his remarks.
 At this iuncture Judge Williams checked Col. Fordyce, who then re sumed his seat.
 Judge Williams proceeded to pass
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
HAD TOO BIG A LOAD.
Drew County Citizen Gets Drunk and Dies While Trying to Reach His
 Country Home.

MONTICELLO, ARK, Dec. 16-Wm. Yates, an old citizen of Drew county living ten miles east of town, left here Friday evening considerably under the influence of whiskey. He died from the effects of the liquor before reaching his home. It is sup posed that the intoxicant contained India berries, which acted as a poi son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
NUMBER 66.

ava
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
KELLY CURE IN RUSSIA.
The Governors Assembled to Dis cuss Reforms in the Pres ent System of Ad.
 ministration.

NEW YORK, Dec. TIA London dispatch says: Public interest has
 been greatly excited in Russia by tue reported intention of the gov ernment to summon meeting of the principal provincial governors to draw mp a series of measures for i'm proving the system of administra-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
THE WILSON AND WEBB
Book and Stationery Co, of Lit
 tie Rock.-A Large House.

One of the largest and most four ishing institutions of the kind in the South is the Wilson X Webb Book
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17

christmas present. . basket of Altschul's fancy candy-33 cents per pound. 15
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17

Telephone us for es- inmates on painting and paper hanging. Chas. T. Abeles & Go.
 F 10 I'm
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A-ARRt NGEMENTS made season or
year. handsomely furnished rcor. with
board other rooms: references. - West
blst-st
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WORK WANTED.

ENGINEER. JANfTOR. -First-ciass refer
snce from last employer. RICHARD
WILSON. care Mrs Helwig. 1872 Column
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STCFIFS rALKS TO THE VETFRA Ms.

that General Daniel f. Sckles would attend the
Hornelsville Agricultural Exposition to-day created
great enthusiasm among old veterans Tor miles
around and they came by hundreds to see their Ola
leader once more. military parade composed vi
100 or 800 old soldiers and the Attn separate com
rsnv OF this city escorted General Sickies 10 uie
p-o,r Grounds where large crowd had gathered 70
bear rim sneak The General in the best OF
spirits Stafford Court House, his frst commana
Fair oaks Harrisons Landing ana otnea sh ,n,s
spersing many amusing incidents Of war NE al OF
which fully appreciated by the on, dSo,! he
gave TO his associate officers on the bank OF me
lanes River and his barter with the SANITARY COM
mission for yiands: the story OF Lncons review az
Aexandra of Hookers old command ibo
.nded with the pathetic story Of l.incolns cal on
the Almighty for help before Gettysburg. Inc zen
eral is The g,,est of F. Babcock while In the CITY
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RESTING ON THEIR ARMS.
TRUCE BETWEEN THE RAILROAD AND
THE JUNCTION COMPANIES.

THE TUNNEL QUESTION IN JERSEY CITY TO ne
SETTLED IN THE COURTS IN ALI. rRoBA-
pIlrY-MoRE STONES ROLLED DOWN
THE ENHANCEMENT
A conference was held In the office OF ex-Mayor
Gilbert Collins OF jersey CITY, yesterday by prom
insnt ofnclals OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
many and the National Dock ana Ncw-Jersey June
tIon Connecting Railroad Company. The conference
vas held for the purpose of arriving nj some under
s,andlng witch would permit the Junction Com
many 10 continue lie work Of preparing 10 eScava'c
for tunnel beneath the traSKs OF the Pennsylvania
railroad at its waido-ave. Yard without n repeti-
lion OF the nrh, OF Tuesday. At this conference
sere Colonel Charles A. sterling, president of the
National Dock Company ice.pfcsldeni Wheeler
and chief Engineer r. NJ slater. beside the lawyers,
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FRENCH SUPREMACY NOT RECouN'Hh''
THE mat FACTS OF THE CAMPBELL INCIDENT
IN MADAGAacAH

FRENCH SUPREMACY Nut Hr'''N'"''''
THE mat FACTS OF THE CAMPBELL INCIDENT
IN MApAGAscAn
Washington. Aug a. An article quoted from inc
Paris "remps' IN Yesterdays cable dlHpn''h'r ~
relation TO tho incident Of the landing of the 'aH
tine ~ Tnmatavc. Madagascar, made III" i"Iow'"s
asrrfiionH'
The treaty recognizing the lIovn supremacy
which was cited m reason FOR ne ,nr,ha a., Ia
lion All not prevent America IN 1887 from asking
Tor the osoauntur of Consul Campbell, through W."
French resident, aud from dcmnndng an inl'i,n' ~,
also through the resident, Tor the o"n"iH "' III
American ship pillagrd on the coast
These assertions II ia stated here, are ~ 'n"''"'
rate as many other French publications on IN"
same subject. Tho facts In regard to Mi camp
BELLS cx.quatur are these.
In November 1885, Mr.. Campbell was sent as
Consul to Tamatave. with Instructions to apply for
his exequatur 10 the Hova Government In the
following May 0Ss0 the Department instructed hih'
in view OF the treaty between France ana Mada-
gascar. executed November II, 1885, To make MS
application for exequatur through the French resi-
dent by the first and second articles or that treaty
Madagascar committed the transaction OF her bus-
ness with foreign governments to the French and
a French resident was established on the island
through whom the representatives OF foreign gov
ernments to make their communications to the
Uova Government
1t appears that the French and Hova governments
could not agree to the construction OF that por-
ton Of the treaty, and after Mr. Campbell had OBJ
tanned his exequatur from the native Government
the French resident declined 10 recognize IT, and the
matter brought to the attention Of the State
Department In Washington. with the result that
the instructions of May, 1885, as stated. were Issued
to Mr.. Campbell.
That is the whole case In a nutshell" said a
State Department official to-day. I'm order avoid
trouble and satisfy everybody we were willing that
our Consul should get his exequatur anywhere that
France and Madagascar might agree. But IT seems
that they could not agree at all. When the French
resident had applied for II the Iova Government
would not grant IT, and the exequatur issued by the
native Government the French resident would not
recognize. 1t was quarrel which were not
called upon to settle. and nothing was ever done by
the United States that could by any stretching be
called a recognition of French dominion over the
territory or Madagascar, and nothing will be done.
The next Consul-AIr Waller. | think-was in
structed to apply for his exequatur In the manner
generally adopted by those officials OF other
tries at Tamatave; and Mr.. Wetter. the present
Consul OF the United States. well the cOnsuls
OF Great Britain and Germany are serving without
an exequatur from any authority"
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JUNKETS ARE IN FASHION,
s1-pERvIsING ARCHITECT AIKEN is ONLY FOIlo"
ING DISTINGUISHED EXAMPLE.

mo DISTINGUISHED EXAMPLE
vvash,npton Aug 2S (SpeciaD.-With the Pres-
don, and most OF the members OF his CABINET sell
ting the example Of enjoying themselves al the
it, e,pense IL Is but natural TO ma subordinate
P.,a,s NJ all sorts following suit The htest
,r.oasurv Official to go off on junket' oS'ehs'oiy
90 nubl,c business is Supervising Architect VIII
,a,, Aiken According to current gossip the III
..,or NJ the Mint. Mr.. Preston was dlrected
,oy weeks ago by the Acting Secretary OF me
rroasurv 10 20 to Denver TO select site TOT the
nsw Mint building. When Mr.. AIKEN learner oi
aecretary Carlisle's order he concluded thnt ne
would accompany Mr. Preston 10 Denver ana '""'
n hand In selecting the site. Just az MI Amen
had nade all Of his arrangements to go 10 Denver
ne was sent for by Acting Secretary W. H. GURUS
and Informed that Mr.. Preston had been he'ahe"
IN select the site for the Denver Mint ana th"t F"
Was not the architects duty TO select SIZES p"' "
superviso and construct plans for Government
buildings This somewhat staggered MI "'N'"' "'
ne never dreamed Of being turned hown ~ M
citing Secretary uf the Treasury lie 1"''"S ~
covered, however. and said: , ,.,.c, ,,.
VERY well VIII 40 out West ana "'P''' '"'
Government budings, - 10, ,,. mn. mi.
ue made preparations at once Tor ms I'',lr GUY,
inr and before ntnrtInR he applied " " sa,n, W
The Lighthouse Board for the use OF nt''nouur'
lender 10 take him up The Paclnc 'oaH. 70 N'"'ra
The offciaIs Of the Lighthouse Board were not IN
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WORIx WANTED.


MAStCtHfET wishes faw customers ~
her paripr Or cot. Miss BRYANT. 100
East 2sih-si,
HrwiNo -ny neat and competent woman
81 home. ehiliruhH dresses ~ fnendlhg
Address T., ~, sbt Nth nte'
TEACHER Young church woman. Dip.
lomaei hlniefseitnst, desires position ~
school ~ private family highest iasil
monals Mlss a., 1919 West i21d
THE tribune
tptown Once,
/ 2i2 broadway, "a door north ~ 3ist-s
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until % O'Clock D. IA.
At BRANCH OFFICES
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rates until p. m, Viz;
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l5l 6th-ayr., cor. l2th-st,
ie9 Columbus near West 6sth-st.
LOG West 42dst.. near 6th-sve.
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PSI Yves, 42d-st.. bet. 18th and sth ayes.
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243 West l25th-st.
81 East 42d-st.. near Madlson-ave.
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BROOKLYN OFFICES.
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Court-st.. sos De Kalb-ave., l,i97 Fulton
ST.. near Bedfordave.
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THE DEFICIT ALMOST sH.Oooooo.

CORRECTED GOVERNMENT ETATEMENT FVI' T''''
LAST FISCAL YEAR.
Washington Aug. %--rhe corrected official state
ment of Government receipts and expenses for the
last fiscal year was made public Mt the Treasury
Department to-day. II places the total receipts W
Si3 sW07b IT, derived from these sources customs
sbg si5 Internal revenue. tt32iGi2. sales 81 pun
IIc i,,da q, iol at7 miscellaneous tG 7OG 3s. Ex-
pcndltntes ara stated ut rt6ipb.2ss. Of which W.
spb 22s were for pensions Among the expenditures "
IN item Of tiaG36o which WAS placed to me cten,
Of the sinking fund During the lnS' mr. ,his
fund Prior 10 1871 The least ainonn, ioi "ng 9 ,he
,onr for "A number ~ years back, placer w ny
,,eii, of ,h,a fund exceeded 81 gD,yo. The exhc
dafc fo, isp, is pinted at 1884 bsa e. TINS " IN"
amount which VIII go ON record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29

W ,ud inid him tho, ~ this season of the
year the lighthouse tenders could not be saiay
sent In Alaskan waters SO Mr. Aiken Is 10 msar
his trip without the aid of a Government Vesse'.
This Is evidently unjust discrimination aga'hs'
n very appreciative and hard-working oincaI
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or the Tsll aud Winter
lenant apartment IN the Avenu"
permanent lease ~ gent"
Exactly right party may have
shed. as ut present. With Hef
valet also. stable, carriages.
groom. Apply 10 WAbEH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
HOD0MAN'S
MacintOSheS
For Yachting, Camping or Driving.
BROADWAY. ~ w. 93D ST..
Cor. Grand NJ. Adj. 9Th Ave. Hotel.
AMERICAN ARMS WIN.
THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASES THE
RIGHT TO MAKE THE LEE GtiN.

IT WAS ADOPTED ron THE NAVY AFTER TEsrs
OF Ali DOMESTIC AND ron.
EfuN TYPES
Inv TELnonAru TO rur rRinusrI
Washington, Aug. ~-After years OF patient
search In this country ana abroad for now arm
adapted for Naval purposes. the Navy Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29

FLORIDA timber phosphate lands. farms.
groves. homes Tor s'lfthetn property "
sale. VET A NrriiEilLAND. ~ West
ipth.ai.
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ron SALE.

riNE 81 Down. 81 WEEKLY.
DIAMONDS. y, trash. call or address " :.
WATCHES c.. Maiden Lane. Room 2.
A HfGii-GRADE. good as new bicycle.
must sell Immediately. t2J. A. HENRY,
flathish. l.. l.. rostDnice.
AZ i,rpuCDD PRICES. 200 second lind
wood and Iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN
changed. orc igE ~. EDDY. 3Ds Madi.
son-a'
Al fi1Tfr's root stOuE. ~ fulton.
-. Nov ipfh workshop machinery ffodi
powHtl, let free wpDi-,af'inK tools scroll
taN-. designs and fancy woods. lncuhaipfs
shi breeders IN operation
tun 4 college graduate able 10 invest
~ 900 ihffr ia 40 opening Ia The ril
tnflhi department n magazine. \, II
g, los ~. Tribune pnl'e
ron BALE Antiques 232 olhaVe., near
.ilh
ron BALE. 4 chance for mnchiniat or
blacksmith. an old established manu-.
factoring business, with machinery AMI
tools. ~ low ngure. Inquire II, rkIdb,
bridgeport, conn
HANDSOME PARROT. perfectly tame ana
healthy. talks laughs cries. sings.
whist =, dances. etc. INCLUDING large cage
bargain. $50. cost Sl75. JANITRESS. l22
Park Row.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBscRIP-
TIONs FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB-
TNE WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
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1bltt1ssN A1SINu.

"A Artistic DnEssMAKfNo. i'm.
ported nshlpnn hotel orders finished In
~ hours, goods purchased " desired, mod
crate pfloes' Mrs MEfnDY, " Fast
iiih-si between broadway and University
Place.
enred dfessinahrr. by day, VI 10 suit
mad. IN iva iatH, rhllifen's suits also.
COMPETENT, 2i5 West l25'hFi
A DiiEaHMAkEn wishes moro work IN
ana Dul ~ M, house. 81 81 day. Miss
TiuNkLEii, 3o9 Fast 'isIs'.
rOrrt'niEuE fiiANrAisE. Adyanoai
autumn styles new skirt, new rlervra
elegant work exclusive n'yl"- moderate
pflc"H, short notice. trmodrlllns, formerly
vita Stems Minei ANDEitHpN, los West
I'm al
DnEAaMAkER Experienced, nfst.
inter. az 81 10 per day during dull sea
son oiiS ~ country. personal references,
H. 25i sih-ave.
MADAME H. ANTOINETrE, 80 West
l2tth-si., viii make fall dresses al mod
crate prices perfect hitting,
THE TRIBUNE
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uEAL SgsTATE 10 LET.
Jersey City.

Jersey CiO.
TAKE NOTICE
llahdFume new four. story and cellar
hrlch houses. $40 ~ f1i per month. 1T
'lii"nhnlhine Terrace" Pacific ave. aud
Isfnletieft, leiaey CITY
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACTIVE SERVICE and ~. OD ~ needed ~
nnldtse speciality manufacturing plant
VIII Hnrur" interest nsitinu ln,sainient
frnili safely, surely 10 febts small ~
l"nH"s nirLi9N. Tribune Once.
An Oiu. EsTAnLlHiirr railroad supply
'uiiiIhht desires PATTY WIN N.Up. money
rr'ui"1. llbefal ~ ~ given. experience
unnecessary. NJ ~ SAib A WipbiNS
40 Nassau lat
A HOTEL ron sAi.r. ts5. 900. located n,
Fam ma mineral tpfinga. this amount In
cludrH property rpf ran particulars apply
MboNAl'p e. WibuiNs, 10 Nassau ~
\ fAlVfNEn wanted. with " 400 cash
Nv irHprrinhle hnd profitable huHlneRH.
inunri VIII be srouled, T. n, LIVING
HIoN, ~ broadway, room ~,
\ CHANCE - huy - very high gnfie
bicycle, llght. durable ana extra strong,
i"i w I'm Fulton.
4 NEWSPAPER MAN wanted to write
tip news Tor "a weekly paper AMI ~ cor
respond with other newspapers throughout
the country about advertising. must have
experience IN attending t. the advertising
"t tp-.ihliirs. Address Spcris. Item, Pas
safe. y. j.
Al SHOEMAKER establishment. stock
furniture. also. I'm" grocery store, STOCK.
nxturcs horses and wagons. In prosperous
country town, no agents. TiiORSON. Cen
tral Park, Long Island.
BICYCLE PATENTS FOR sAI.E-A good
chan'e FOR manufacturer or capitalist.
sIEWARD. 31i canal-s'
BAKERY FOR SALE at a great sacrifice.
7S9 ioth-ave.
CHEAPEST rent in the city. Bowery. be
tween Houston ana Beecker whole
house. three story 22iaNlOO 81. 200 per an
mum; second floor is rented for $50: good
stand for druG store or any other bust
ness. WILSON. 90 Park-st.
FOR sALE.-Book and stationery bust
ness, centrally located in college town.
with ong-establshed and increasing
business: inventory $1,000; best Of reasons
ior selling. Address T.. .. Box 1885.
Niddletown. Conn.
FOR sALE.-A carriage and wagon shop;
established 10 years. and premises To
lease possession Immediately; poor health
reason for selling. Apply 20 ". III. AN
DERSOS. Yonkers. y. Y.
FOR SALE.-Two profitable lumber. coal
haypress plants. established 30 years.
railroad track for lumber and coal dump
In yard; rare chance. J. w. 80 Liberty
ST.. Room 10
| WOULD LIKE to purchase one half in
terest In old established fire insurance
agency In New-York city or Brooklyn. Ad-
dress. giving full particulars. JOSEPH r.
HALL Lock Box 40 liyannis. Mass.
FOR sALE-w enstrom silk and sin hat
rounding machine. with > plates.
GEORGE KOBBE. lo+ Fulton-st.
WANTED Partner I'm wrccking company:
experience not necessary. large returns
for money invested. can and Investigate.
{. CUMMINGS. 2l5 2nth-st.. Brooklyn.
WANTED. Good furniture salesman; sal
AIRY 10 RICH, man $50 week. must have
$1,000 cash. Address F.. Box 10 Tribune
once.
WANTED Immediately, shirts or Overalis
to make, have steam power and all facil-
tiles for doing hrst-cass work Address
lock-bo 2j3 Milerton. y. I.
WANTED The Western contract Of
specially line merchandise or the output
Of some factory; have unlimited acquant-
ance among Western trade. gilt ledge refer
ences. H. q. STRASsHEtM. Room 400.
70 5ih-ave. Chic lgo.
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s7riI-sT.. WEST Is. II. 70. sn5 10 so.
extra large. I rooms. bath. private hall.
steam heat hall service; private block
Hoe Janltor ~ 10. H. V. =, BHAMAN.
10 Hpssnu-si
mril 81 n wEaT (nent central Pafkj.-
Two nni'. I'VE 'oOrs and bath each. 10
respectable fnmlleH only nj reduced rents.
fsa owner or tunliot
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
COOK and IAT NIKESS. -Swede. German.
English or scotch: country until october.
then city: <is per month. Call Thursday.
10 to IL a. m. 40 East GAth-si.
ADVERTISEMENT AND suBsCRIP-
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Yves, Forty second ST.. 1872 Columbus-ave. {;
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i'm At 3DI Ful'on-st: ~ Court-st ~
broadway. = H.. la Broadway. u. ~
tislford ave, neat South second st
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


A.-ARR ,NGEMENTs made season or
year: Handsomely furnished noor. WIN
board. other rooms; references. ~ west
5lst-st.
AN ATTRACTIVE PARLOR SUITE. four
rooms. bath: second floor suites; single
rooms: with superior table. In select adult
family references Apply G3 West 'oth-st.
FIRST-CLAss single and double rooms:
reference. - West ioth-st
WEST SIDE. .betwc n sist and seth SITS -
Two pleasant rooms. with board. private
Family. references. $50 Columbus-aN".,
Box :.
2TH-sT.. ~ WEST Exceptionally pleas
ant second floor. three rooms together or
separately: superior board; references
IL EAST 9TH-ST.. near 5th-ave. -Pleasant
rooms. with board. for two gentlemen or
gentleman and wife: references exchanged:
table board.
81 WEST iGTH-sT. Clean. comfortable
rooms. nicely furnished. with good at
tendance and excellent home table: refer
,nces.
SisT-sT.. 80 wEsT-TIand-ome rooms,
with board: references given and re-
qulred.
ia EAST 2JTII-ST Handsomely fur
nishcd large room, dressing room. also.
smaller room. In refined family; refer
ences: cuisine excellent.
53D-ST.. - WEST. Elegant rooms. suits
and singy. back paror suitable for ply
sician; house and table superior; refer
~nces exchanged.
9TH ST. 313 WEST. Handsomely fur
nished large and small rooms. with
board. convenient Broadway and l. sta
tion. references.
cOTlI-ST.. 127 EASr.-Large and hall
rooms FOR families and gentlemen. with
board. In rewly decorated house.
S2D-ST., ~ WEST Handsome rooms:
private baths II desired parlor dining
room. excellent table. moderate price.
III LEXINGTON AVE. Two large CON
Meeting rooms. second floor; hall room.
substantial table: American.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
COSTLY FURNISHED ROOM. one or two
gentlemen. donvcnirrccs. private house
reasonable. i23 East lOth-st.
CHOICE Of rooms by making application
early M Miss Pliers select boarding
house. iiO East 37th-st. References ex-
changed.
GENTLEMEN desiring comfortable rooms
can ind charming home and all newly
furnished rooins. respectable neighborhood.
gas. heat. breakfast optional. reasonable.
-, East asih NJ.
HANDSOMELY aud newly furnished par
lors ana smaller rooms. all cunNenienc"s,
refined family. select ncishhorhoOi. refer
ences. ~ West iDth-st.
TO HENT. furnished. one large and two
small rooms In private family. refer
enccs exchanged. 300 West 3Sihst.
nth sT. - FAST. near 5th-avc. Large
well furnished ruoms. perminen's. also
suitable for physician: clean house.
% GI,AMEnCy Park Gentlemen only.
handsomely furnished room. with private
bath, also other ruomH
7jrII-Sr no WEST Handsomely. fur.
nirhri thlri-nouI. hall room f"utfh
floor. breakfast n desired. references
"a WEST bsTu-sr Ncwly decorated
lara" and small rpoma. all convenience.
sanitary plumbing. private family owh'r
a52 wEHr hsrii sT Handsome large or
small rooms. private bath. breakfast
optional