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The morning times., 1896-08-16
THE wIFE'S CATECHIsM.
Every Husband Is Subjected to An
noying Questions.
Chicago Chronicle.

Chicago Chronicle.
A good many hundreds and even thou.
sands, OF long suffering husbands, can bear
sorrowful testimony to the fact that this
Is the sort OF catechsm the wives of their
bosoms subject them to every time they
put on their hat to go out in the evening.
Where are you Going?"
.'Oh, I'm just going out for fe W m inutea .
.'where?"
"Oh. nowhere in particular"
what tori"
"Oh, nothing"
why do you go. them"
''Weu. want to go: that's why.''
do you have to go!~
II don't know that do?''
why do you go, then?~
Because"
Because what"
We'll, simply because"
''Going to be gone long?"
mo"
How long,"
1T don't know"
Anybody going with your"
mo"
''weil, it's strange that you can't be cna.,
tent to stay at home for a few minutes,
Don't you be gone long. will you?''
mo"
''See that you DON'T
This Is one reason why so many man
riages are a dead, fiat fizzle and failure.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

George Loring. Mrs. Z. schieffelin Blois,
Miss Hitchcock, MIS-. s. Megargce Wright,
Miss Anderson, Mrs Nelson, Mrs. Jules
Reynal, Miss Burnham, Mrs Henry c. Chap
! man, Mrs. McLane, Miss Henderson. Miss
Cliff, Mrs.. shober, Miss Van wyck, Miss
Rutherford, Miss Spencer and MIS-. N. L.
Anderson
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Ar.c.v-craigen and SIR. Reginald Walker
are the guests Of DR.. BIaekstoH at RiveI
Springs.
The morning times., 1896-08-16
For the Bicycle eirl.

A compact cycling case for women Is
made in meFoccn or pigskin, and contains
q purse, scent bottle, mirror and watch.
The tfmepiece 10 inserted in the flap Of
the case In such . manner that the dial
Is seen from the outside.
The morning times., 1896-08-16
The Pretty Pique stock.

a pretty addition to a pink OF blue shirt
waist isa pique stock and belt. They laundes
nicely and always look fresh and clean
Mount the belt with q silver buckle, and
with the stock wear a black satin string
tie, with bow In the front ,
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Mr.. Luaus L. Smith. Jr., OF South Wash
ington will leave on Tuesday fer an in
definite stay at Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs.
The morning times., 1896-08-16
Those Shiny Toes,

When the patent leather on the shoes
begins to look shabby, rub on some sweet
OIL with piece Of flannel, polish until all
the surplus Oil is removed. and they wiz
look good as ne ".
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Miss Craigen and Miss Lillian are taking
their summers outing in souahern Mary
land and Virginia.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Blake Clark and family
are visiting relatives at Fairfax county, Va.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Miss Emma Klein Of South Washington
has gone to Colonial Beach for two
weeks stay.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Mrs. G. F. Myers and daughter leave TO-
morrow for the Shenandoah Valley to
spend a month.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Miss Della Connie is spending the mouth
of August at Cool Springs. Md.
The morning times., 1896-08-16
Brown Hands La Mode.

A few seasons ago no woman went ous
without gloves, and now it is quite the thing
for q woman to go without gloves all
summer.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Miss Mamie Clark and her friend. Miss
Nellie Bennett, are spending tie month OF
August with Mrs. T. K Stone, at Sidcburn,
Fairfax county, Va
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Mss Margaret Mulroy OF 100 Florida
avenue north west is summering at the resi-
deDoe OF Mr.. Taylor, Manasquan, N. j.,
coast.
The morning times., 1896-08-16
MRS. ARMEs. MAINTENANCE.

PeytOn GOrdOn Ahswers aS to Rents
Paid 10, the Major.
The effort or Mrs. Lucy II. X. Armes to
get the money decreed as maintenance
from her husband. Major George A. Armes.
was renewed before Judge Cole yesterday.
The answer to Peyton Gordon as TO the
rents paid Major Armes in advance was at
hand and Mrs. Arnes' attorney attempted
TO show that it sEouid not he aiio ed to
deprive Mrs. Armes of her allowance
They urged that the tenants AT Fairfieid,
Major Arrnes' estate Eear Chevy Chase.
sH''ud not be allowed 10 take sides in the
matter.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Marriage Licenses.
License to marry was issued yesterday
afternoon to the following:
Henry Madison and Ariina Wright.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Mr.. John A. Brown is sojourning at At
lantic City.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Mrs. George Bogue of Washington Grove
has as her guests Mrs. H. E. Rupprecht and
children, Mrs. Alfred E Mueller and Miss
Ruth Blazey.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Miss Elise Dufoar, OF 2O3 T street north
west, is visiting friends in Chicago, III
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Miss Anita Bell Hammond is one OF the
most expert swimmers at Long Branch
and recently saved the life OF woman
bather almost at the risk OF her own
For two days afterward the young lady
was confined TO her room by nervous pros
tration and when she made her appearances
on the veranda OF her hotel, was greeted
with congratulations by all. Before re-
turning to the city Miss Hammond willspentl
month in the mountainso of West Virginia.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Mrs. Roswell d. Hitchcock of Washing
ton gave the prettiest round table luncheon
OF the season at the Kcbo Valley Club, Bar
Harbor, on Wednesday. In the center of
the table was a large oval piece of sweet
peas and acaCias, and running out from Il
were lines OF mai1en hair ferns and Aus
trailan lilies Those In the party were Mn
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Miss Katie Mcmahon of Wilmington, Del,
is visiting Mrs. NJ. McCioskey OF No. los
California street northeast.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Rev. Edward Mott, accompanied by his
mother, is spending his vacation at st.
Georges Island.
The morning times., 1896-08-16

Miss Jessie Adams, of s street north
west, is visiting friends in Somerset
county, Pa.
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THE EuPEROR'S CUP.

Emperor William of Germany has been busy
ing himself in designing a large silver cup, TO be
awarded TO the winner OF yacht race which he has
proposed and mapped out. The course will be be-
tween Dover and the Island of Heligoland. The Com
mttee Of Management has not yet announced Its
decision. but it is supposed in England that the
yachts Will he off from Dover encirce Heligo-
land and return to the starting point This will make
= long and highly commendable sea-going contest.
The will take pace Immediately after the cele
braon of the conclusion of Queen Victoras sixtieth
year Of reign. The cup. made of solid silver will be
al least three feet In height. and apart from the cir
cumstances attending the designing and awarding of
the trophy IL Will he of much value a committee
composed OF Eng.shmen has been appointed TO ar
range the rules which will control the contest.
This committee consists OF Lord Lonsdale. Sir John
Burns Richard Grant. secretary of the Royal Yacht
squadron; Dixon Kemp the yachting editor of The
Field. and number of other weknOwn yachts
men, The competition will be open British yachts
Of forty tons and upward.
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sails
20 sTEAM.HEATING CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals fer furnishing the necessary ma
and performing the labor for erecting temporary
plant and conius and repairing heating
a Wards Island the Manhattan State Hospital may
by mail delivered In person up go o clock
D. m. Monday Sept H. 1896, 10 John McAnerney Acting
President Of the BOARD Of Managers Of the Manhattan
State Hospital. At No Madison Avenue. New York Guy
nj place the Board Of Managers r.
ceiNe open a prop Proposals 81 he
earliest date which the completion Of the viii be
guaranteed
Plans ard specifications may be seen and blank forms
proposals obtained the ONCE OF q. Perry Archi-
tect In the Capitol at Albany " s.. or Of Dr. A. r.
Macdonald General Superintendent OF Hospital al
No Madison Avenue. New York CITY.
Parties bidding This work must be persons or firms
heating business
PROPOSALS must he for the whole work ana be
panied by bonds Of surcties com
guaranteeing the faithful Of the offer II
accepted bidder required furnrsr
bonds approved surety coTnpany guaranteeing
faithful performance
The Beard ~ Managers the right reject anv
all bids they deem for the best interests o.
the State.
JOHN MANERNEY.
Acting President Board OF Managera
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GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

II. Brown. South Carolina.
J. F. Lynch a wife. Mober-
ly. Mo.
G. c. Reed. Boston.
MARLBOROUGH.
W. II. McAlister. st. Louis.
r. w. Appleby. Bermuda.
c. A. Hammond. Boston:
]. I. Howe. jr.. New-York
S. &. WE'LL. Wilmington.
Del.
METROPOLE.
]. f. Harrington & wife.
Boston.
I : Uoge. Macon. Ga.
W. T.. Scott & wife. Albany.
{. l.. Linas & wife, Hart
ford.
MURRAY HILL.
J. T. Mahon & wife, New
York.
A. l.. Tucker. Bermuda
G. II. Tucker. Bermuda
II. J. Livingston 4 wife'
Philadelphia.
]. p. Bowman. Rochester.
NORMANDIE.
F. r. Smith & wife. Lon
don.
l.. Scar. Albany.
A. Rosenberg. New ork
City.
NETHERLAND.
r. c. Gibson. New-York
City.
D. +. Henry & wife, Pitts
burg. -
d. F. Henry. jr.. Pittsburg.
W. y. Henry g. wife. Pits
Miss s. Lindsay. Pi,tsburg.
PLAZA.
A. J. Brine. Boston.
G. s. House & wife. Hous-
ton. Tex.
Il. W. Camp & wife. Hous-
ton. Tex.
w. II. Brine & wife. Boston.
ST. CLOUD.
II. s. Dorsey. New-London.
Conn.
T. Dillon. New-London'
Conn.
W. Fitzmauricc. jr.. New
London. Conn.
J. IL. Benton. New YORK.
SAVOY.
A. T. Lcary & wife. Chi
J. II. O'Beirne. New-York
r. {. Sibiey. New-York.
J. IL. Keene & wife, Phila-
delphia.
J. Bryan & wife. Philadel-
phia.
IN iJONl r..
y. Y. Hazard. Washington.
Mrs G.. r. Agate. Cleve-
land.
Mrs. c. f. Kennedy. Cleve-
land.
T. J. Cahill. Salt Lake City.
A. NJ. Wilson. Boston.
WINDSOR.
T. p. IAngdon & wife. Bal
timOre.
I. J. Potter. Fitchburg.
Mass.
r.. II. Potter. Fitchburg.
Mass.
The Misses Potter. Fitch
burg, Mass.
G. W. Lamb. Peoria. Ill.
Miss \. Kussner. New Y ork.
c. 9. Nichols & wife. At
lanta.
+. II. George. New-York
City.
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ATTENDANT.-To attend invalid boy. not
over IA or under D. reference from
church. clergymen and others Address hy
letter only. f. Z. HOWARD. l62 Carroll
ST.. Brooklyn or care Secretary. BOYS De
partment, Y VI. G. A., Odd ST.
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NRESSMAklNG.

o%~~<-N~>NNN>~NOONN ~.NNNN-N@NNNN~~N>~N
ANTOlNETTE. Couturiere Franchise. -
West l2sth-st.. between 9th and l<nox
ayes
COITURIERE FRANCHISE. formerly
with stern Brothers. advanced styles for
fall gowns. capes and Jackets. elegant
work: reasonable prices. ladies' materials
used. remOdelling short notice. Nine. AN
DERSON. 23S Gth-ave.. near 10Th ST. re-
moved from i5th-st.
DRESSMAKER wishes few more Gus
toners AT home D.. 233 lst ave. adver-
Using office.
THOROUGH DRESSMAKER In all its
branches. highest references. desires en-
gagements by day or week. in or out Of
city. THOROUGH, Box IA l.242 Broad
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

\ FOIR-STORH. brownstonr, Handsomely
furnished house. TWO bathrooms. oct II
or earlier. rent 500 per month. Apply ~
East 77th-st.. agents considered.
pERrECTBN FURNISHED Broom
house careful family Of adults winter
or longer. - West lOGihsi.
ADVERTISE MENTS and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No 30 broadway. 2d door north
of 3lst-st.. until 8 o clock D. m: adNer-
tls.ments received ~ the following branch
Offices ~ regular office rates until O'Clock
p m. viz. ga sth-ave.. 5 .. cor. Odd
ct i52 Gth-aV".: cor i2ih st:
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WANTED. -Naphtha launch, must lie IN
good order and cheap. Tor spot cash. Ad-
dress. with particulars. Box 2il. Bridge
port Conn. ~
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 2i2 Broadway "a door north
Of 3ist-st.. until o'clock =. m. adver-
tsem,nts received at the following branch
Offices Al regular office rates until o'clock
u. H.. viz: "a sth ave. y. .. cor. 23d-
ST.: 1852 8th-ave.: cor. l2th-st; Mays
shave. and itth-st., i42 Columbus
near West Goth 81. LOG West i2d St, near
Sth-ave. 90 East I4th-st.: 20 West 40
St, b,tween It'll and sth ayes. 1870 East
4Ith-st.. .33s 3d-ave.. between 10th and
7Ith SITS: 1925 3d~aye.. near 6lst ST., | IOs
lst-ave.. nea" spth-st.. $50 ID ave. near
4ist~.t.; S5i 3d-ave.: ~ Blecckrr-st..
. COS 3d-ave: $40 East ,?th-st.: 1921 I'd
ave: ..cG2 "a ave. rs Amsterdam ave.
iO2 West I2d-st.: l4s East f6th-st.: 2O3
East ;sth-st.. S0 ?th-ave. COL Dth-ave.
!. 49, "a ave. near G1th-st. 20t Fast sGth-
~. 1870 Broadway. I.5cj 3d-ave.: l2o
sth- ave Ibis "a ave. 100 Gih-ave. At
The Harlem Offices 2.05l 3d-nye.. near
iiath--t iiG East i25,h st.. near 81 ave.
2+3 West i2.,th-st.. bet ith and sth ayes
400 West ii5,h-si. At the BROOKLYN Offices:
3p1 Fulion-st.: 126 Fulton II. G3 Court
st = broadway. =. D.. lh3 Broadway.
4. D.: i.I52 Myrtle ave.. near Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
~'D>J>~>>> = >.@O>c >>OO~.oI>o~~~~~~~~~~
FURNISHED ROOMS to let: one large
and two hall rooms: use Of bath: 10
gentlemen only. i3l East Nth-st.. near
l~NingtOn-ave.
NICELY furnished room: second Moor. pr-
Vate house. bath: running water: reason
abe. 1876 West 46th-si.. one door from
Broadway.
MADIsON-AVE.. i2o. Handsome suite OF
rooms ~ suite or single. to gentlemen.
private baths; references.
SMALL FAMILY u adults. occupying
neatly furnished private dwelling. would
rent one or TWO rooms 10 desirable parties.
l13 Alexander ave, near 10Th 81.
18TH ST. i2s WEST Pleasant square
and hall room. running water: family
private. gentlemen.
% GRAMERCY PARK handsome suites.
with private bath. also single rooms.
breakfast II desired. reference.
% EAST ATTN ST Desirable room on
second floor. bath adjoining: home COM
forts; gentleman.
yes.-ROOms. bachelor quarters. suite;
single: with Or without private bath.
32D-ST.. ~ and IS near Imperial.
suite with private bath, also hall rooms.
references exchanged.
124 EAST 9TH ST. Tastefully furnished
parlor suite. also room Tor doctor. run
ming water. near Madison-ave.
24s WEST l2TH-ST.- Excellent furnished
rooms; every convenience. bath, hot cold
water; reliable.
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ALBEMARLE.

A1IBEMAR LE.
p. c. Pickets. Troy.
w. 6. Linly. Virginia
Miss A. f. Sheppard. viz
Miss ss"' +. ouiron. Virginia.
{. l.. Lowering, Taunton,
Mass.
Il. F. Bolles. Boston.
BARRETT.
y. l.. Bannon & wife. Chi
cago.
n. C K,sscher. Syracuse.
Mrs. O. NJ. La Mont. Boston.
Mrs. f. A. Barber. Pekin.
Ill.
+. II. stanberg. st. Louis.
BARTHOLDI.
j. Hills e. wife. Boston.
S. T. whiteside. Philadel-
phia-
". ]. s,einman. Philadel-
DR.. J. l.. wautz. Scranton.
Penn.
J.. p. Wilson 4 wife. Den
yer.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
T. J. Pirkle. Cumming. Ga.
]. Magili. Boston.
A. Parsons. Gloucester.
Mass.
o. II. Dugan. Boston.
W. X. Burk. Washington.
4. Il. Gaithere. Baltimore.
BUCKINGHAM.
A. II. Morton & wife. Will
Jamestown. Mass.
Miss +. c. Humphrey.
Louisville.
+. Putnam. L. s. Navy.
Mrs. Il. G. Swain. Indian
apolis.
GILSEY.
y. J. Ray & wife. b ,ston.
III. J. Osborn IL wife. BOs-
Mrs. J. B. s,eadman. Au-
burn.
n. s. French. Cincinnati.
.. r. Booker & wife. Boston.
GRAND.
Z. E. Kattell. Blngham,on.
y. Y.
J. II. Martin. Philadelphia.
W. A. Blanchard. Philadel-
phia.
+. Y. Chisholm. Boston.
W. J. Donovan. Boston.
GRAND UNION.
w. T. Hall & wife. Trenton.
II. Schroeder & wife. Louis
Vile.
c. A. Kinsley. r.. Albany.
=. ]. Gordon. Albany.
{. A. Crosby & wife. II ston.
e. T. Ripley & wife. Chi
cago.
HOFFMAN.
W. W. Bowers. Chicago.
W. s. Edwards. San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. A. r. Porter. Louisville.
Miss 3. L. Porter. Louis.
vile.
r. q. Dyer. Providence.
HOLLAND.
E. p. Bennett. Montreal.
W. J. Murphy. Phoenix.
Ariz.
II. c. Armstrong & wife.
Providence.
The Misses Armstrong
Providence.
II. W. Hartman. Pittsburg.
IMPERIAL.
G.. W. Hill. Rutland. Vt.
j. n. Kelly & Wife. Boston.
r. c. Cook, Cincinnati
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WASHING. -Colored woman T ~ ne tsy
Washing at home or 81 ou' -
NJ Charles 81. 4. A
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
~0.NNN@<V~NV w
Male.

Male.
ATTENDANT.-To attend invalid boy. not
over IA or under >. reference from
church. clergymen and others. Address hy
letter only. f. Z. HOWARD. l62 Carroll
ST.. Brooklyn or care Secretary. Boys De
partment. y. NJ. {. A.. 23d- st.
BrTLER.-By colored man. in private
family: city reference. Address WILL
lam JOHNSON. 962 3d-ave.
BUTLER English. age rs. single. first
class city references: town or country.
c. r.. Ala 4th-ave.
BrTLER English; Is; OF good hegh,
and appearance: very competent man.
highly recommended: moderate wages. J.
b.. 80 East 29th-st.
BUTLER. English. 81: tall neat appear
ance: understands all duties Of man in
st-class private house in town or coun-
try; highly recommended. COMPETENT
Box 81 i.242 Broadway
BUTLER.-By japanese. with hrst-class
reference, IA butler or valet. lO5 Wool
Soy St. Astoria. l.. |.
BUTLER or COOK -First-class: private
family: good city references Address
GEORGE +. LEf. ~ East l9th-st.
CARETAKER BY young Danish couple.
without children, To care for private
house for the winter JANlTOR. ll9
Charles ST.
COAcHMAN. By young married man.
city or country; personal references. can
be seen Tuesday. al private stable, Edsi
56,h-st.. OF call on & l.. BLAIR 30 Wall
COAcHMAN and GENERAL USEFUL
MAN: can milk. tend garden and be gen
orally useful. terms moderate. good refer
ences. country preferred. ". X. C.. 24l
West 46ih-st.
cOACHMAN and GENERAL USEFUL
MAN tend furnace and garden and gen
orally useful: terms moderate; good refer
ences MICHAEL MAHER. 1855 Butler
St. Brooklyn.
COACHMAN. By a young. married Eng
l.shman: thoroughly understands his
business: best OF city references WILL
IAN WAREING. 4s2 West i5Oth-st.
CoACHMAN.-French, good references.
desires place with his nephew as groom
or useful-man Call 3. afternoon, l0l West
Vith-s,. hrst moor
COACHMAN and GARDENER would ike
work OF any kind. thoroughly under
stands the care OF horses. lawns. vege-
tables: willing t. make himself useful:
sober and obligiug. a.ie good cook and
laundress: good references. j. H. rem
DELL. Box Al. ta3 3d-aNe.
COACHMAN -F'irst-class. married no
family. thoroughly understands his bust
ness In every respect. years best city
references. steady country place .prferreI
Nj. 2j0i, East eoth-st
COMMUNICATIONS no family, who
perfectly understands his business has
long and satisfactory city references. Adj
dress q. d.. 235 5th-a,e.
COAcHMAN.-Tho competent re-
liable and experienced man. 81 years frst-
class city, personal. written references: alb
solutely sober and willing. j. C.. 20 West
12d-st
tOAcHMAN. -German. middi.aged. sew
eral years experience In THIS city. com
peten, In every respect; handy for any kind
Of work. good references. WEIMAR. Is
East 3l-st. rear.
coAcHMAN and GARDENER--COOka and
LAtNDRESS.- German and wife. no
family: highly recommended: wife care
milk. poultry. etc. Al CARPENTERS
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MISCELLAyEOUS.

CURTAINS MADE before September Is
lined. interlined and tri mined free Of
charge. examine our samples OF latest
goods. GEO LOCkHART. l2s Wes,
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
Az EDUCATED WOMAN. good CORE
spondent. actual business experience,
wishes a position in a business house or
institution where her defective hearing
would not he Objectionable would take
charge Of invalid child or go mothers
assistant p o. Box 80. Colebrook River.
Conn
A LADY. capable. experienced. refined.
school where she can have with her two
studlous boys aged ~ and IA; finest ref
erences. WILEY, Greenwich. Conn.
GOVERNESS. By experienced governess
to young children. speaks pure German
and can furnish highest references as o.
moral and Christian character. Address
for three days GOVERNESS. 81 Bible
House
LADY INSTRUCTOR Of foreign education
and experience desires engagement ia
school or as resident or visiting teacher for.
,iano, harmony and German; reference
given and required. INSTRUCTION. ~
Broadway.
READER and COdPANION.-Ey a refined
and educated young lady 10 an elderly
lady. Box II. Phoenicia. n. Y.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
BY young lady; best references. A. x.
c.. los West l34thst.
YOUNG LADY. ex-teacher. desires position
as cashier or at office work. best refer
ences: terms moderate. wiling. reliable
and obligng. YER. Box 10. Tribune OF
Ace.
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WANTED. Experienced

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lkhed In two large volumes. royal octave.
illustrated with numerous steel and stipple
portraits. Address ADAMS d CO.. ~
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
~>>~N>NNNN0~> N0,0Io~~ ,0~~~>~~o-o~~~-o~~>.o-
MADISON-ANE.. CORNER 3lST-ST.-
Handsomely furnished single and double
rooms. with excellent board and appoint
Heht~.
NICELY Fl FINISHED large. also hall
rooms. with or without board PAP West
l35th-st.
47TH-ST.. 4O4 WEsT.-Select families:
excellent home. every accommodation.
beautiful suites. gentlemen. ladies'. stu
q dents cooking attendance unexcelled.
Nth ST. 1913 WEST. Large front room:
gentleman or gentleman and vito with
board. also single rooms references.
75TH-ST.. 1874 WEST Lady living alone
in her own house wishes family Of adults
to whom she will give private table: beau
tiful home with no other boardrs. refer
ences given and required
12i LEXINGTON AVE. Third floor: en-
suite or. singiy single rooms. home
table. terms reasonable. table board.
43l MADISON - Very desirable
third-hnor suite. with board. newly fur
-ished extra closet room. reference.
80 LEXINGTON AvE-Secqnd and third
floor front and hall ROOM large closets,
terms reasonable. transienis. >
74TH ST. WEST. Select board in South
ern family: references. c. II. II. c..
Postoffce Box 2.i65.
357 WEST BOTH ST Handsomely fur
nshed rooms. single or en- suite. excel
lent board. reference exchanged.
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