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The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
PLAGUE AND FAMINE.
Indians Are Gorging Themselves on The
CarcasseS of Cattle.

''"'"''' wv WI S'hS 'hIf''e''So "" A'~
Carcasses of Cattle.
Bombay, Feb. 4,-According to
the official returns there have been
to date 5000 CASES OF the plague
and 3S41 deaths.
The better classes are beginning
to feel the pinch OF famine. Many
are selling furniture and ornaments
at ruinous prices, and the prevailing
distress is terribly keen. Ia the
Deccan district even farmers are ap
plying TO the Government for aid
People of the lower caste, it is as
serted, are at the present time living
on the ''fat of the land" The ex
planation is made that they are
gorging themselves upon the car
casses of cattle, which are dying by
the thousands.
Paris, Feb president Faure
visited the Pasteur laboratory, near
Paris, and witnessed experiments
with fifteen horses, which had be er
inoculated in order to produce anti
plague serum.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11

You will find the WEEKLY POST
DISPATCH indispensable during the
year 1897. The year 1897 is going to be
brimful of interest. The incoming OF
the Mckinley administration, with a
new congress, elected upon gold plat
form, means legislation ot kind that
will vitality interest every newspaper
reader in the country. and especially in
the west and south. Special attention
will be paid in the WEEKLY POST
DISPATCH to the news of national
character, and it viii be discussed edito-
rally from the point OF view OF the west
and south as contrasted with that of
Wall street
The campaign for tree silver will go
on in 1897, and nothing can do SO much
10 help ong the campaign of education
as newspaper like the POST-DiS-
PATCH. This is shown in the tact
that in Missouri and every other locali-
ty where the POST has a
large circulation, the gains OF democra.
cy and free silver were of a sweeping
character.
The POST.DISPATCH deserves the
support OF all tree silver democrats be-
cause OF the great fight 1t made in the
recent campaign tor democratic princi-
Piles and the democratic ticket. Hence
| the tree silver men everywhere should
rally TO its support by sending in their
subscription and inducing others to sub
| scribe
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
MARK TWAIN NOT IN WANT.
A Brother of the Humorist Contradicts Re-
ports From England.

A Brother of the Humorist contradicts Re-
ports From England.
keokuk, Ia, Feb. 3.-Onon Glenn
ems. brother of Mark Twain, has
received a letter from the noted
humorist, who is temporarily So
journlng at L"ndon, England, writ
ten in most cheerful and encourag
ing style This letter. while largely
of personal nature, aud which Mr..
Clemens refuses to make public, does
not even hint at anything like the
desperate straits and deep financial
embarrassment mentioned in recent
cablegrams from the English capital.
On the contrary Mark Twain wrote
hopefully of the future and of his
family affairs,
The brother here says that Mark
had been very much depressed and
exceedingly low spirited since the
death of a favorite daughter, and his
moroseness arising from grief, be
thinks, has probably given rise to
the stories sent out about his per
sonal and financial condition.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
STATE IN TEARS
At the Suffering of $4,000 Of
Its People.
LOUISIANA FAMINE SPREADS OVER
MANY PARISHES.
State Aid Cannot Be Had, As the Governor
is in Central America.

State Aid Cannot Be Had, As the Governor
is in Central America.
New Orleans, La. Feb. 4-The
entire state is sorrowing over the
famine, and IN every hamlet where
prosperity exists funds and food are
being collected Tor north louisiana
sufferer.
Famine has spvoad oyer the par
isnes of Win. Catahoula, Union,
Grant. Lincoln, East and West Car
rolI, Nern"s, Cl4i: borne, Webster
aud Nate ii ocle> AID Rapides. The
lowest est,nst- placed on the mum
,-r nb~olu'e need IF immediate
relief is $4,000 people Besides
rations, it is necessary TO furnish
he poverty stricken farmers with
seed to make crop, and avoid
another famine at the end of this
year.
Gov Foster is in Central Am erica
on q pleasure trip, and it is impossi
ble to obtain further assistance from
The state treasury, A train load
of corn is being distributed to day
over the destitute country.
CAUSE OF THE FAMINE.
The drouth causing the present
suffering began in April, lasting
until November. During that time
some parts were visited by ligh
rains The crops on the most fer
tile soil could not have survived
This section of the state is billy anc
poor ground Cattle died off fol
want of forage Those saved art
dying now from starvation.
| A blizzard swept the country Jan
uary 25, followed by a week o
freezing weather, killing small crop
of vegetables.
The intense cold weather adds /
the suffering of the stricken.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
Ballard Snow Liniment.

This linlment is different in compost
ton from any other liniment on the
market. 1t is a scientific discovery
which results in its being the most PEN
ct, ating liniment ever known. There
are numerous white limitations, which
may be recommended because they pay
the seller great profit. Beware /
these and demand Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment. 1t positively cures rheumatism,
Neunlgia, Sprins, Bruises, Wounds,
Cuts, Sciatic and Inflamatory rheuma-
tism, Burns, Scalds, Sore Feet, Con
t, acted Muscles, Stiff Joints, Old Sores,
Painin Back, Barb Wire Cuts, Sore
Chest or Throat. and is especially bene
| fetal in Pararalysis. Sold by II L Tuck
| r, druggist.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11

For more than hundred years
the Shakers have been studying the
remedial properties Of plants. They
have made many discoveries, but
their greatest achievement was made
last year. 1t is a cordial that con-
tains already digested food and is a
digester of food. It is effective in
removing distress after eating, and
creates an appetite for more food so
that eating becomes pleasure
Pale, thin people become plump and
healthy under its use. It arrests the
wasting of consumption.
There never has been such a step
forward in the cure of indigestion as
this Shaker Cordial. Your druggist
will be glad to give you little book
descriptive of the product.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11

Sedalia, Mo-, Feb. Airs Jas.
K LETTER. wife of an NJ, X. Il L.
brakeman, died yesterday afternoon.
Her four-months-old baby died
Tuesday. At the burial service held
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Letter
was very low with pneumonia, and
requested to be permitted to kiss
the babe. She did SO, and while
holding it in her arms she fell back
On the pillow, dead.
Mother and child were burled
this afternoon.
| ur. Letfler is also lying very los
with pneumonia, and AIRS, J. o. Ed
wards, mother of Mrs LETTER, IS 70
expecsed . live.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
From the Poplar Bluff tMo.) Citizen.

The Post-Dispatch did more in the present
campaign for the cause Of the merchant, me-
chanic, farmer and laborng man than any
other paper In the state. Ii will always be an
acquisition TO this class Of men, and will be re-
paid a thousand times for the good done. II
was through the Post that many frauds were
exposed which would otherwise have gone un-
noticed by the American press, and IL alone
stands without peer in America to-day. Tho
Post Dispatch is the paper for the people.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
GOLDEN BIBLE
VIII be Used by Mckinley on Inaugu-
ration Day.

Wilde Used bv Mckinley on Inaugu-
ration Day.
Xenia, O., Feb 4.-Bishop B. W.
Arnstt, of the A. NJ. E. church, left
here for Cincinnati last evening to
select a Bible to be used by Presi'
dent-elect Mckinley IN taking the
oath OF office on March i.
The honor Of furnishing the Bible
was accorded to the A, M. E. church
by Major Mckinley when mum
Der of bishops went to see him re
Gently.
The Methodist Book Concern o.
Cincinnati will furnish the book
and it will be encssed III black wal
nut case trimmed with gold.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
Thousands Are Irving It.

On receipt of ten cents, cash or
stamps, a generous sample will be
mailed of the most popular Catarrh
and Hay Fever Cure lElys Cream
Bain) sufficient to demonstrate its
great merit. Full size SOC.
ELY BROTHERS.
56 Warren ST New York City.
II is the medicine above all others
for catarrh, and is worth its weight
in gold. can use Ely's Cream Balm
with safety and it does all that is
claimed for it.-B. w Sperry. Hart
ford, Conn.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
. ro,,,o man in Lowell, Mass.

troubled for years with constant
succession of boils on his neck, was
completely cured by taking only
tbrpe bottles OF Ayers Sarsaperiiia
Another result Of the treatment was
Greatly improved ayerdupois.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11

strurtioa i yga would be healthy, vigorous and
cheerful. -.
P-;rklv Ash Bitters not only relieves consti-
ration but cures il by STRENGTHENING ana bt1lns
-, a.. tsnwriz regulating the liver, stomach
srsa di dicestien and stimulating the kidneys. The
Wa1f7g-aI Profession eunccde It 10 be SYSTEM
tonic Of great TFsr1t- SOFA u. ASSt"ILSAs a -
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
From the Springfield (Mo.) Chronicle

ID X Francis marks will crop out in the
St. Louis Republic occasionally as long as he
owns that slice of stock.
In addition to ali the news and the
cream OF public discussion, the Weekly
t-Dispatch contains the best ediiori
ais in the Daily Post Dispatch, Short
Stories, helpful Woman's Department
Gossip About Men and Women who at
tain prominence, Political Cartoons and
plenty of fun and humor.
Subscription price b, mail 50 cents a
year. Clubs OF ten, to one address 81
per year. Remit by postal or express
money order, or for small amounts un-
der a dollar send two or one cent post
age stamps-never stamps OF larger de-
-ominations. Don't send checks on ioca
| banks.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11

Memphis. Tenn, Feb 3.-7he
gav. ] Brooks, a leading divine of
the Christian church, formerly #
Kansas City and once q candidate
sor vice president on tbs poDul'st
ticket. was stricken with paralysis
this morning ami is dead
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11

Coated, your throat dry, your eyes
dull and inflamed and do you teel mean
generally when you get up in the morn
ing. Your liver and kidney are no,
doing their work. Why don't you take
Parks Sure cure. If it does not make
you feel better it costs you nothing
Sold ey H. [ Tucke,
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11

,a to the World The Next Secretary of
4. 1reasury's Declaration Of Beliefs
:, All the Vital Issues Now Before
the People.
! Il York World,
ch;caeo, Jan. 31.-The World
.n;tted in writing to Mr.. Lyman
GAGE, on Saturday, twelve ques-
-. concerning the most vital issue
III which he will deal as Secretary
The Treasury.
VI. Gage, with great candor and
..u,.ssy, makes his position quite
,l,jp 90 all of them
n, Gage is in temperament and
,.;,;n0 a leader rather than fol
,,..r Those who know him intl
..tsly arc sure that he will be the
ss,ssr.spirit of the Mckinley Cabi'
The administration OF the
| treasury Department, always of high
sOortsnce. is now supremely &C.
| rha fortunes of the country as we'll
| J. the fate of Mckinley will depend
,oou toe success of the financial
,.forms executed if not originated
liz Mr.. Gage. 1t is therefore news Of
be highest Importance which The
World presents to day.
DUE TO MAKEsHIFT LEGISLATION
Here is Mr.. Cages opinion of the
resent financial system, given III
| bic own words:
"Our whole monetary system is
tbe result of makeshift legislation
and unscientific compromises 1t is
time that reform began
"In my own opinion the green
backs should be permanently retired
The silver purchased under thu
Sherman act should be gradual,
sold aud the Treasury notes redeem
al and cancelled Some we'll guarded
,ystem OF bank note circulation
broader and more elastic than tn
present national bank act provides
should be inaugurated.
"Such bank notes should be re
dssmable at a central place and b
rsdeemable in gold only.
"Silver certificates, which forr
nearly ono. fifth of the circulatin
medium OF the United States, ar
dangerous. BY their use a volum
Of inferior money has found a
abnormal use. They are the MOI
psrplexing feature IN the much il
volved problem of our nation'
6nauces.
"There is no reason why the Go
eminent should acta warehousema
for either gold or silver. Such
function is outside it's proper lin
Of action.
"But we are faced by a conditio
The enormous amount of $5OO,OO(
900 of silver, represented by $685.
900, in silver certificates, add
10 the $15,OOO,OO0 purchased by t
Government under the Sherman AZ
Constitutes standing menace
every busine ess interest.
"To sum up, the defects of o
present currency system are:
l. Confusing heterogeneity viii
needs simplifcation.
2. The greenback controverts t
principle of paper money, viz: tt
every note injected into the comm
cial system should represent
existing commercial value.
3. The Treasury note is a standi
evidence of foolish operation-t
creation of debt for the purch'
on a falling market of commoa
for which the purchaser has no u
ii lies open to the just charge
being both idiotic and immoral.
4. The national bank note nea
conforms to the true principle
paper money, but the unreasona
requirements for security paral
its efficiency and operate to dest
it, elasticity.
5. The silver certificate encc
ages the use of silver to a lar
extent than is consistent with
aafo nraSorvation of that metal {
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
From the CarroiltOn I'M Gazette.

The St. Louis Republic fooled no one In the
campaign that has just closed. Its milk and
water support OF Bryan WAS very apparent 10
the most careless observer.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11

Dandruff is an exudation from the
pores of the skin that spreads and
dries, forming scurf and causing the
hair to fall out. Halls Hair Renewer
cures it.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
New York, Feb. 3-Gaines Rolia,
a Polish tailor, threw a brick
through $75 plate glass window.

SISu tUGH WhitSd EO1 a NSts &t- ss&1NH
it vas the only way be knew Of to
resla meal. Other similar petty acts
of fiolerce are reported
II the situation gets mach worse
sheie viii be danger of bread riots
in sbe crowded east side sections,
whsre tie suffering Is greatest.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
TO MARRY HIS TYPEWRITER.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 3-Wil.
liam Ryley, a wealthy citizen OF
years residence here, and a member
OF the noted wholesale grocer firm
OF Ryley, Wilson & Co., will 60 to
California soon to secure q divorce
that he may marry his typewriter.
Beacon Hill and south Troost av.
enue society are gossiping over the
morsels of detail.
William Ryley has been married
twice. His first wife died several
years ago, and RyIey tried to COM
NIT suicide by throwing himself
from a window in a wholesale house
Then he married second time.
Ryley S regard for his typewriter
has resulted in separation. Mrs.
Ryley, it is said, has accepted $50,
900 and agreed to permit him to get
a divorce. She left last Monday fol-
Massachusetts,, and is said to haye
taken the cash with her.
Ryley will secure a divorce IL
California and then marry a thire
wife, the type writer.
Ryley's con, Warfeld, was mar
ried recently to Danville tky.
belle.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11

st, Joseph, Mo. Feb 3.-Twenty-
three young nen from st Joseph
and vicinity are now in New Orleans
ready to fight for Cuba. Five more
are on their way. and three others
who haye joined the company are
still in the city hunting for recruits.
The company has been forming
during the past three months No
secret meetings have been held, but
the object of the expedition was
made known to the young men who
we're interrogated first, and express
ed a desire to 60 to war. The work
was necessarily slow on account OF
the quiet way in which it was carried
on. Not more than three OF the I'll
Ilibusteripg party were together at
one time, and they have never arous'
ed suspicion by their actions.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11

Give the babies Laxol. which is
Castor Oil made as palatable as
honey
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-11
LYMAN J. CAGES VIEWS

~ the World.-The Next Secretary Of
4. 1reasury's Declaration of Beliefs
An the Vital Issues Now Before
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

FOR SALE.
l. OR SALE. q
$i.2O-New House. good lot. Twenty
TOR SALE.


Il - =
Si.2o0-New House. good lot. Twenty
ninth and Leigh.
s.1OO-Detacncd Frame House. with lot
25XlD feet. Oh Iwenty-seventh street.
<,a0-New Brick House, Oh MaIshah
near IWenty-eighth.
$3.50 will buy cod Frame Cottage and
n half square OF land at the corner OF
Iwcnty-nintn ana * streets. fuhiins
back 10 Ihirtieth street Ia rear. -.
N,5W each viii buy Two Ne" RAM
Houses, Nos. 40 and III north Twenty
seventh. Lots " feet each by 10 ieet
deep.
$50 will buy Two Frame Houses corner
OF Jacquelin ana Washington. o,o
$l.2tV Will buy Two Frame Houses w
ana sll Cumberland, aJ-toct lot
$500 viii buy House corner OF
Twenty-siNth aud Leigh
$3.50 viii buy good Frame House on
TWenty-iith near Leigh.
$3.50 each Will buy Three new frame
Houses on north Fourth street ,,.....,.
5000 will buy good House on Church
Hill avenue. with z0-foct lot -
$3.50, or $3.50 each. Two Frame Houses
on Duval street. lot 36XlOJ feet.
S2ln VIII buy good Brick House on
west Clay corner near Gilmer).
$3.50 viii buy a Brick House on hotth
81 500 will buy Detached Frame House
on west Marshall near Hancock rents
fer 500. Lot 20Xlij feet.
5000 will buy good House on west
81 c0O Will buy Frame House on Marshall
street near corner Brook avenue.
$500 will buy good Brick House on
south Laurel.
5000 Will buy nice House on west Grace,
with good lot.
5000 viii buy nice House on west Grace
street.
other Houses I'm al parts Of the city.
and great bargains I'm Dwellings on
Franklin Grace Park. Grove and Floyd
avenues. Businces property paying good
interest ON the money Invested. cal and
lot ue show YOU what we have for sale
before buying
r. " WORKMAN & CO..
Real Estate Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

Richmond. Va Jan o. 1S0f.
VHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
! ~ the STOCK 1OLDEHS n ne
RICHMOND TELEPHONE COMPANY
will be held at thc cOmnanys offices.
Times building. TUESDAY, January y.
1897. az j. o'clock ri.
RICHARD n. SMITH.
fq9-td Secret ny and Treasurer.
MEETING OF THE sTOCKHOLD-
y Frs ~ the MORRIS q BASDoM
N ANTE CTT-HfNg COMPANY VIII le
hold ON FEBRUARY g. 1907. M their office,
No. j. south Tenth street AZ y o'clock,
noon. ina the city 0t } edmond, Va.
d. y. G.. MORRIS
ioq-q0t President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

rMrLoYNyNr MALES.
WORK wanted by a young man. can 30
an. thmg. axe tnenfy-thrce, Bood
habits and education. Address WohN,
care Times jh'
REGISTERED assistant pharmacist de-
sircs u situation. age. tWcnty-thrt'
good habits and education. has had
five reHfs experience. Address Az ~
kAMNlA, care Times Office. Jas
WANTED. o. situation by competent
accountant ass book keeper. clerk, or
other work. Quick az figures. quick
turn OF mind. Good references. T..
Is. MCCORMICK. Scottsburg. Va.
WANTED. by man Of long experience
In mercantile business. position aa
manager or book keeper. VIII invest
fcN hundred and work cheap. Al
references. Address b. -. A, care
lOl west cary street.
a YOUNG and active man wants efn-
piuymemt in "a Wholesale or rctah
grocery. VIII give satisfaction. sure.
Give me trial GEORGE IA. GATES.
306 east Clay street. city.
WANTED in or out Of town. position
had over thirty wears OF experience
Address ACCOUNTANT. 80. 2l0 north
Firth street.
WANTED. by an honorable. upright
young man employment ! am good
clerk. solicitor. and collector. WiI
work az anything Address WORK,
WANTED. situation in a mill mine. fac
tory. ward. or Office Address BOOK
KEEPER 300 north Fifih street.
-
WANTED. by a painter of eight years.
work reasonably. Satisfaction guar
nrfo.1 RlIff leave CITY 81 20 desired
Address PAINTER. mi south Second
street
------------'-
WANTED. position hy young man lh
some wholesale or retail stoceit
sobr.ctv ability. and character viii
win Address b. c.. care Times OLE
flee.
------- -- -
WANTED. d. place carrying OUT ORDERS
and Attending 10 horses. Azure
DlIVlI. $50. g3 hickory street.
city.
WANTED books io ne,,tL mp "i,o ..
MiI mahe mysei geneia.ly u ,.'..'
r.f.r,r..- A,hlross " T.. 10f
800 r.-,. ...,.
---,>--rr-r De-. ,...,.,,,. ,,,rrl.1 man .
" -, 20, - 49,, Good taams,rr ami
.iY .r,,,,,d ,,.,n and can Furnish r.f-
cronce. salary - . W,.N N''"
2, ~. 49,.
WANTED "a no.itiou hv ID competent
efnuoerarher and typewriter. Who if
mo"i6s salary 10 person securing
same for him. Address MTNQUON.
c,rc Times
- -
WANTED employment. with moderate
ro6i health and OF good habits Rest
cifv references WatChman ianit0r.
or I'm any other cauaclty. where care-
fllness and Integrity are needed.
'rilff,s c"re ~ Times
WANTED.-A young married man wants
work no do that he can make q living
for hiq family Address WORK.
o967 park evcnfia ,Itv
yor-Jei man of good reference desires
"a Mace as butler or COachmau 10 some
Ut ."t' l.,'-Nf $50 ....,t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

-0NN0"T-"""--7-""
~ NJ. WORKMAN & Co,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND LOAN
BROKERS,
1913 east Main street. Opposite postohlce.
Phone 206
Real Estate bought and sold and eX-
changed publicly or privately. Money
loaned or TO be loaned on Richmond cry
Real Estate. paying lender 6 per cent.
not Special attention to the collection
of rents and liberal advances made there
on. Negotiable paper bought and sold.
Correspondence solicited. ja3-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

- q Let. by CHEWING & ROSE.
NO. . y. TENTH STREET.

No. b y. lENItt > 4 isIsLIs
An north Eleventh street. rooms, 500
- ~ norm Eleventh street, rooms 500
east cast Clay street, rooms. $500 per
4i1 west Clay street. rooms, 800 per
i'"i west Cary street, furnished, $500
per auDum. $500, 80
~ F, west Cary street, unfurnished, 40
a,o, east Franklin street, 6 rooms, 500
per annum. . ,.. eco NOR
'' is0 ~ north Fourth street, rooms. $50
li2i west Marshall street, rooms. $50
per annum. . 1900. o., ,.o-
90 west Cary street rooms 81 per
49, west Clay street, 6 rooms. siS per
l.H south Cherry street. rooms, SIC per
islS east Main street. second and third
floor. $lZ.JO per month. 80 "a -
M7 south Zine street, rooms. sl2o) per
siS randolph street. c rooms. $3.50 per
2ii0 west Main street. rooms, $3.50 per
y. north Twentieth street. rooms, 'l2
"a i-2 north Twentieth street 4 rooms,
u 80 Carv street Z rooms. SO per
la.s hebtond street 6 rooms. $40 per
III Madison street, rooms. so per
month.
Us north Fourth street. rooms, SO
per s.o m2 RlaEotts rooms $40 per month.
,e 4n , no. fbS' MAN. 'oo' iui''s''''' 'i'
.1e T@rJolnb etro.f = rooms $40 per
,oon,b i'"ioo'p" s'''''' 'oo'''s' CIV '''
f.ic .,,ogt nfqf, etroo, r roon,s 81 nor
,, ,,l' '"'S' MAIN S'''''' q ''''''' - ~
XIV Mc si'g Mo,sro Ii stre ct rooms $50
per ! ,re','5r street rooms. 90 rer month.
month ont l'''''''s'o" s''''' ''0''''' '''' ~
ff10 north Twontv-cirhth street
rooms a'r3 e. PER ' month '''
ono ploasanfe street . rooms SC rer
mouth ont '''''''''' '' '''' ''''''' - 49,
9ffo prooeorte cfroot . roor,s &C. nor
,, ,,I,h '''s''''S S'''''' 'o0'"'' ~ i''
eTORrs
,.-- ,.s. Mon, ef,.rf ~ 50l rer auuuru.
iI.' n OIL Ida Adams stre. 81 Der month.
III ,y.-i C,r4ce street. SD ser month.
W.sst canal street. $40 per month.
iaI ca,st IIsnAiIn. ). per month.
40. Church fIIll avenue. .u.ny per month";
l5l5 Church IAN avenue. 800 per month.
III. ken.per street. IS per month.
ii1' norm seventeenth street. 81 per
,,,.rtb
80 North Seventeenth street. $3.50 per
,oorth
''''''''' COLORED LIST.
t10s west Leigh street, rooms, SO per
month
nos 81. John street, rooms, SO per
month
IO3s Brook avenue. rooms. IS per
ynonfb
''' ios6 north Seventeenth street. upper
rert 81 rer month.
9l4 north Twenty-ninth street. rooms.
S per month.
qi4 north Seventh street. rooms. s. per
month
1907 st. John street, rooms, Sc per
month.
400 west Leigh street. rooms, Sc per
month.
las Lun-pkin's alley. 3 rooms. &c per
month.
1912 Jacquelin street. rooms s. per
l5ll Jacquelin street. 8 rooms, s. per
month.
i0ao Brook avenue, second loor, $50