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Mr.. BLACKSTONE'S REPORT.
Earnings and Operating Expenses Of
the Chicago & Alton Road.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-The annual report IT
the Chicago & Alton Railroad Company for
the year ending Dec. 81, 1898, was issued to-
day. The contention over the sale of the
road makes this report Of greater interest
than those issued in previous years. Presi-
dent Blackstone takes the occasion to dis
cuss the present condition of the road and
gives the reasons for the slight decrease IN
the net earnings. Following Is a detailed
statement for 1898, compared with 1897:
Earnings from all sources. ..........$ Sc, 2S6 56S
Operating expenses ................... $500 $50
Net receptS z'ado ad6
Decrease in gross receipts. ........... 3S7,O 36
Decrease in operating expenses...... $3.50
Decrease in net receipts. 1O3, l56
The expenses for labor and personal serv-
ices were 81, 269 ,4Sl, against 81, 043 Gross
receipts from traffic compared with 1897
were as follows;
Increase. Decrease.
Passenger traffic .......... $50513 1890.
FTegH nj franc '''''''''''' eio $4'o'so
MAN frame ...............'. @,6l5 ........
miscellaneous ......-.-..s l4,O5f ....s..s
The total decrease is $3S7 U36.
In commenting on the report President
Blackstone says 1T will be seen that, while
increased receipts have been realized from
the transportation of passengers and mails
and from miscellaneous sources, the re-
ceipts from the transportation of freight,
compared with 1897, were reduced S45o 1876,
and comparing such receipts in 1898 with
those of 1896, we find reduction of S4S50l6.
In each year the reduced receipts were from
local freight traffic, and the reduction is due
to partial or complete failure of crops and
strikes by coal miners. There was no coal
mined on the lines for three months in 1897
and little for seven months IN 1898 The to-
tai discOntinuance OF mining coal in 1897
caused the company greater loss than the
partial diScontinuance in 1898, and IN the
latter year the estimated loss exceeds
500 900"
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OBITUARY.
Lucien NJ. ChipIey, a WeII-KnOvn
Financier of St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 16.--Lucien M. Chip
ley, aged f1fty-five years, for years one of
the best-known f1nanciers Of st. Louis, is
dead from cancer Of the liver. His son
Dean recently died of fever contracted
while in the army at Chickamauga and this
sorrow so weighed on the fathers mind as
to rapidly hasten his own death. Mr..
Chipley was one of the most potent factors
in the construction Of the Illinois Central
Railroad and was an authority on questions
of finance
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Scenes at an Irish Election.

LONDONDERRY, Feb 16.-Polling pro-
ceeded to-day in this city in the election of
a member of Parliament to succeed Edmund
E. F. Knox. anti-Parnellite, who resigned
his seat last year. The candidates were
Count Arthur Moore Nationalist, and Mr..
r. Herdman, Unionist. Great excitement
prevailed and CHASTITY scenes were witnessed,
both sides polling decrepit, almost dying
men, who had to be carried to the booths.
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LONDON, Feb. 16.-The Appeal Court to-
day allowed the appeal of Mrs. Sarah Eliz-
abeth Pemberton, an American woman, be-
longing to Florida, who claims to be the
widow of A r. Pemberton and who sued
for the payment of jointure of 600 yearly
out of the Pemberton estates in Cambridge
shire, which claims were resisted. The court
held that the decree of the foreign court
must not be impeached on the ground of
alleged irregularity and declared the
plaintiff to be entitled to the 1ointure.
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movements of steamers.

NEW YORK, Feb 16-Sailed: Georgia,
for Liverpool; Bremerhaven for Antwerp;
Kensington. for Antwerp.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.-Arrived:
Waesland, from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 16.-Sailed: Britain
mic, for New York.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16.-Arrived: Majestic,
from New York.
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Prominent Jurist KILLED

PARIS, Feb. 16-Maitre Garconnet, dean
Of the faculty of law of Paris, was killed
yesterday evening through slipping on the
icy steps of the railroad station at Foignios.
village twelve miles north of Avesnes, in
the department of the north. He married
last Saturday and was on his honeymoon
trip.
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Brooke's Death List.

WASHINGTON. Feb 16.-Gen. Brooke to-
day cabled the following death list from
Havana; Private Charles Campbell. Com
pany G., Fifth Volunteers. peritonitis. from
wound in abdomen at Santiago Feb. 16: Pri-
vate George Carr. Company E, Twenty
third Kansas, dysentery, at Havana. Feb.
a. Private Patrick j. Smith, Company 3,
Eighth Infantry, malarial fever, at Havana.
Feb. il.
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RIDER IN THE SENATE.
Mr. Morgan Takes Canal Bill on River
and HarbOr Measure.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator Nor
gan has offered the Nicaragua canal bill as
an amendment to the river and harbor bill
and had it referred to the committee on
commerce. now considering that measure.
The bill is substantially the Hepburn bill
offered in the House, with some modifca-
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..Northcr,, in the West IndIes.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Feb ia terrific
"norther." accompanied by an incessant
ralnstorm. has been causing numerous local
floods The storm swept the northern coast
Of the island from Annette bay TO Montego
bay from Monday 10 Wednesday, doing
the railroads, cattle, cultivation etc. No
fatalities have been reported.
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Tbe TriaI RevisiOn RiIL.

PARIS, Feb. 16.-The Senate recently APP
pointed a special committee to consider the
governments trial revision bill. 1t reported
to-day showing five of it's members favor
able to the measure and four opposed to it.
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AHEAD OF THE RECORD.
over 1880 Miles Ridden by Cycler
Gimm in Seventy Hours.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 16.-Following is
the score of the six-day bicycle race at the
SEVENTEEN hour. the previous record. made
by Miller in 1897 at Madison-square Garden,
being l, 1876 miles, 1874 yards:
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ANOTHER RIDER.
(ConcIuded from First Page1

lions were restored In the various new pos
sessions of the United States. we Offer"
said Mr. Cockrel in conclusion, everything
in reason, everything that will enable the
President to establish order. Everything
for the establishment of order and protec-
ton to life and property is in the bill which
7 offer"
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Dead at tho banquet Table.

BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 16.-During the
banquet of the Home Market Club tonight
F. u. Taft, OF Whitingsville, fell forward
in his chair, and when carried into an ante
room WAS found to have eXnired.
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Meat Inspection Bill Pasaed.

BERLIN, Feb. 16-The Bundesrath to-
day passed the meat inspection bill. The
proceedings in the Bundesrath were pri-
Vate The bill, which is in draft form, will
now go TO the Reichstag.
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Representative Bland OF Missouri. to-day
introduced a resolution providing that the
government should take immediate steps to
care for the graves of the Confederate dead
IN accordance with the suggestion or Pres
ident Mckinley,
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BELI.EFONTAINE, o., Feb. 16.-Judge
Thomas Mittenberger was found dead in
bed this morning and his wife in an un-
conscious condition from which she cannot
recover. Escaping gas from q broken fix
ture was the cause.
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testimony outside of the newspaper men.
OF course, L may call her toward the end of
the "a
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f f11S:s. g.. ,ss Z e.
Snf tons, tom n No ISa,2o do No oqlo, GTosT.
Gsa e las as Sses' ia
dG fancy Me- 1s G 30 30 small l' S a9 MSaus IA
l0e; dgSk' Ne 1 i1ai2s: geese. No !; e9los - 49,.
very god qa are OF 6 sS1hs' sf 5a sl per- DOZEN
though fancy Western would bring 81 so II here Golden
quaiiy and greatly neglected We quote English snipe
per o' do.a Per .a a5,:' TO- DO '9 srs @
soc6s '%'ss 10 ana over 70 PAR s1g>s ~ uO nsns r
par 81 2sS.i % DO sht d SoG5c 'G go @ teal
POTATOES AND vEGBTA ni.f:s-Irlsh potatoes
quite e s ana outlet ad ss" ssa steadily when Son
choice quai Charleston asparagus In heavy supply ana
lt'ie more plenty. but mostly poor and sales ranged
out material change Eofo eae 'a and spHaSa
WIN outside quotations extreme California yege'a3es
quot r5 ' Feuda '' new 1 psT e6 S
oR a s s. 60 % G45an s St do Ions
eo rs 70 do MsEe Hebron per s s1k ete
per 80 n s20<2 30 % pr sack S2as2 y sweet Ioia-
per e5 sSas sT 90 DOL red i sass 81 G0 S@
Do yellow 81 s6ss DO EDS T.d 81 1sas2 Is 90 Orange County
white per bag 81 o00S5 do red 81 5GlS2 20 90 ye.,9m'
chapleson extra per dozen lunches ssase. Do prime.
Per b 81 do Bermuda per box 81 p carT9s Ola Pc Per
Dbl sps =" do ermuda peg box 81 20 sx1 5 o , e
Saiornis per dozen aSsi % state. Se75e' DO
Tofda 2e 's.s sa sea era agnT BOX eas
plants Florida per box SlGSG kale Norfolk. blue per
Dbl 81 5G$2 do 81 2JdSl 10 lettuce Florida per
basket s2ds5 DO Charleston. Sl0s2 do North Carolina
Sass 20. oira. Havana per carrier sogs9 pppstt,'
Havana per carrier So 50d$3: parsnps. old per nhl
SluSl so California. per box. S2nS5 parsley pr
muda. per crate. 81 ease 80 romano iermuaes 2ra
81 25dS2 -. radshes. Norfolk basket 80
81 80 DO Florida. S1nS2: squash old. PEI hb 900 10
spinach Norfolk per hbi 81 JOQS3. do Baltimore 81 "g
81 -. beam Florida. crate St4S, 90
$3qSG Canada. Russia, per Dbl Slusl ~
75cGSi do white. per bb 15cqSl; tonlt-
toes Florida. per carrier. Sl0:J. do Havana $3.50
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-There was only hsht
business to-day but limited trading was enucipa'el
The partly observed holiday. and ssturGay =
not expected to have full demand E@ceips we're Iatne
wants bur they We. distributed ana
thought readily placed. Tho price situa ION
shows previous ruling figure all through the ny
We quote Prime large bales per n Gr6l -, 80 ~.
C2ig q65c. 80 = do 5jQ57c. NJ DO. 5000. prime
small bales per H. G2sc. No do. 6Od62' No :
DO 55a57ilc. No do. 24d47izc; inferior hay gt;9c
mixed. 4Nd52zc clover. ~ p i1c- IRA W
The river is making for the long past term OF .1snt
receipts heavy under late supplies
Selections long rye per n. 4oc but there are many
good bargains the 3JI37isc lots Receipts OF hay ana
straw I'm tons reported the Produce Exchange NJ noon
20 DAY Hy Hudson River Railroad. 90 EIe 4No
PENNSYLVANIA. ~. Delaware. Iack1wanna and Nestein
20. Shore. 20 Lehigh Valley. $50 ontario ara
total. i6+o Exports l. M nniee lor
Indies. Receipts OF straw. 10 tons by river
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago March 3l-T-aGe Ia cattle was fairy afi.A
hut there particular change ~ prices +"'t
greater part the offerings sid az low figures as @
6eeves Fancy cattle brought . .-.S,, 49,
choice sieers s. 80 e. medium steers. - iufN+ ~
bulls 81 binS4 So ponSi 81 Western 70
Their. Wa fairly active general demand or hcsa ''
prices wer, veal, largely 2'-c lower Fair i' c,
T54s3 STf. packing lots. - .lc>J ~ il--
81 c,@f 81 butchers UJnS3 -2. light. ?" oef" 'v
plgg s. 9JuaJ 81. owing o. The lght supply ot SUI.
prices were stronger and prime C1pfnl" laui"- r''Is
~ furtl ~ 1Oc Lambs sold from 50 ioF pr.in
down f. - 9-4el 80 for The c1mm.r~r qGali ' 'a
liil. az s. 254Ss TO- Poor prime sheep nli a. $50
s. 10 with ~ good on rings selling below - ~, -
iings Ter. In a-fy, demand nf 81 lJfs1 . WIN -",
iofe selling al 81 I.4 Receipts dttle. @n" hc"'
Ioye 81 on heuf- sheep 5000 head. -,.
Fasf Tyral0. March 81 Receipts ~ sale ana lH'1--
ceffIe sheen and hogs thu twenty four houEs e'r
!, cars hog, 80 -upm"nts-tatti, 81 cars s.',r
ana lambs IS cars. hogs - cars Catile-Iradr vas
r.fbe- Slow shape. with ia loads on sale ana " E'
.ral.y indifferent feeling. The offerings 90 calves ""
.,,l. head Outside fh- few priN" Do ft calves |
,,a-..t VA. lower and ~ sAilsil trl i'7'.'.
1.hDl.. 20 extra quotabl- AZ ~ -'f>o %" 90
,6.Ic. s., JpGsG saD.p and Iamhs-4he omernss -,
efr.ng and higher Sheep wsrc strong iAinoH 'ho'
v-, we're quotabe 50 jaS0 -. good L. chol-e -"
H. common g. god 81 - -. sheep choice 70
x54y, ~ good % choice. s. s5Gs5 common 90 goo a.,
ga a, clipped lambs 50 loesj -. full clipped - -
o-IIry- e. .J0s5 20 The was easy. WIKI tl'r'
IN lads Tho market opened rather "eak VIZ hss ~
,,,i,fle AZ 81 0J0S4 Ia. medium sifN % lcrhei'.
e,St prs - Sl1S3 81 roughs 81 4J1SS go sA-t p
- tff4~ the The narh.i -ass'h nee ~.
Ia rhe close. PIGS were qt',A".7 O."
e. n and Workers 50 90
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New IOrk
nr ~ cr +" b. exported alive 50 Tor slaughiersrs and
90 i the ne m mach Is %e a. gersey y and At szteh
There slack demand ~ nearly an gr"i i Emil
ish' supply and firm the YARDS @STr .' e. 5o
81 81 per i1S n car Of sags a, s. So bulls 50 ?sg
s. so Tor % choice inferior 70 go@l ~ a. 60
So ~ ext7 fat az s. -. dressed brel wa se"
74Gsisc per u for Ordinary 70 prime MAJ
Latest LyerpoS and i;ond n private caDeS
dres.e rerseoI beef slow at ~ 90 s PSr :.
6 Snps en- vs. Brsu9r company IAmed Tm,rrow
ne Umbria viii tase 2oco quarters OF ~ Tor
sherman the Trinidad 70 Bermuda % b. a d. S ana ."
.hee t ,o + IagrS & 90 making with previously
reported shipments total from ihis pori r,r me c gee
all TO ports Grea Britain with the exception 81 30 cat
Mchsou G. y S 2ee s}ee', i'23 aj n s'e a.,
eus llao n ar :. So d. lio9 n at s. 80 M m '
81 90 do -, NJ a. 5? 80. ~ DO - n 81 e. . do
~ n A. 50 - Is do 500 n at s. - do. $50 H. a.
s6e-laa cgy i Ohio ST., li22 p a. I. s. 81 a u
DO 1871 H. 81 % T. d. l?o +, a. =, :" 40 No. i IL So ~
o 10 D. rs n a. s. y In7i' a. a. 5, 1s ~
iic r a, $50 ~, ~ q, i!'2 n AZ 81 no. y '' 'o u"
n a $40. d o. 1875 n a. s. " DO f ~9 TO- ,i s =
~ g. 90 , =" $50 = a 81. a. 10 n 81 80 COW.
23o n ar - .. = ao. 1850 n a. 50. : d. SO TO- At
$ Sanders 81 Illinois u.s. r. At 8 - $40
IS a. s'i i9e5 81 & IS i IS d. lo s. o' d.
81 collins bulls o!s n. AZ 81 % DO 20 n. a., at
Judd Z O. - x~n,g.sy seer. ~ r a, s. s.,
C. p III a., 20 = n ~ $50 81 81 n az
al Anira1 Mule vii 100 n A. So 40. . 10. 7e5 n.
CALVES Receipt. $40 had. an for me n'arse
and mainly A. sNteth e. Yards Demand wa 49, a,
Vel cleared Poor Go prime veas sold a. S+pSo 30 ret
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The sum OF the days trading was nsie
lhere was general absence Of the usual news
ea'nres az the other markets In the country h
ing Sesed Oh account OF Good Friday while the English
h'S ''ere closed not only to-day but 10 remain
.,osysl, u next Tuesday There ou-of-town
ana there thus little upon which 10
Predicate ventures even II there had hean dsno
suon 70 make them. Some local traders thought
ne. httie business might drift the Produce Fx-
,h ~ account OF the closing OF the Stock Exchange
III, ts.ton Exchange and the Coffee Exchange in
themstlyes ind much Of time the ring was rrac-
Sa s deserted CORN-ln sympathy with the easier
uet q" wheat corn opened &c lower but became
S,tN dul and continued nerveess throughout the
'e'h"V" - the session wheat
corr p" Il WAS In the for oats Apathy reigned
s .lt"' WIN changes exceptionally narrow
Ntnte speclsi signiheance. No closed at 33%c.
~. "tts '2'sc. No white. 3GG3Gisc. No ? white
35c: IRE mixed 32is d3iiFc. track white asa 39c ''
RAf,LE Market nominal
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THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

rp,,. New-York March 81 1893
q Va. - - W HEAT-The wheat market very
deal "A3 aud but for the closing ~ the March
mont. Nn-il have amounted nothing During the
sgersS a'1i loDOtD bush March contracts had O. be
lasf ,i sin some u the shorts held o. the
rierf ~" We nope OF making more profitable settle
one ,,,.- ~ ihc} could have made few days Al
lreni ne zeal ran along about 30 above Aay. The
49, va suocequ' nifty ~idened about T. MAJ
Whls ~ morning March contracts closed up SOC
festys Nss selling a. Ike This about the only
wh!eA me Ma9keis except little foreign selling
easnil, 80. pace at the opening Of Change Subse
~eakes, E general market sagged and dragged al the
''nt ne market showed decline q IiscG3lse,
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

>>S>S>">"~o~D
HIGHEST cash price paid for old books
I,,tinates zee 'HaELES T.. ~ EH-
TIT - East 23d New YORK.
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STORAGE OFFICE Of Metropolitan stor-
age Warehouse. 202-20t Mercer-s,.. New
YORK. March %. IS9s.--The following per
Sons are hereby notified that Storage
Charges now due on goods stored In their
names must be paid on or before April /.
1899 or the goods VII he sold az public
auction to pay charges. Notice % time
and place Of, sale will be given hereafter:
Edward Williams. Geo. r. Dunlap. Mike
Wilson Gilbert Kirk
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,.,,,.,,. March Ill Flour nrm winter super = L.
90 a." d. extra s. s0qS2 - P,an-y'aIia io,' winter
- 10 - -, ~ % straight. sass 80 DO psisn
ss asfsS So spring clear SgSi - 90 stalsnr sS 90
e. ~ 90 ciesr 81 sOQss - DO strsisn, ," S,tsr nrm
leu ~ lsc d. prints. &c LIZ TO- d,
iD lower fresh nearby. l2ai2ac' 92 N ,1.s.s nTa
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAr-

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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FIFTEEN Hi5. 900 THOUSAND poll
LARS invested In established business
will secure position FOR a young man Of
ability and good character. Address
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HITLER &c-Two Engushmen. Under
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q, ~ B~oadvny i-f East Ash st,
COZ 4 BRANDT Tel. i32-3sfn
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED Board IN Harlem by a Chris
tian young lady. private Christian fam
is preferred. +. +. EMERY. 30 West
4fth-st
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MACHINERY.

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AT REDUCED PRicES.-5uv seeond-h, i'iiS
wood and iron working machines, '".'
Guaranteed. machinery bought an,
changed GEORGE Il. EDDY. - NAN'
s0n-st.
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~ ALB4NT NAN KILLS HIMSELF.

A mar about fifty years cd registered at Taylor's
Hotel Jersey City. Wednesday "a p J Sweeney
Albany y. Y He committed suicide early yester-
DAY in MS room by unscrewisg and removing the
bracket from the gas pipe and allowing the gas 10
escape and asphyXiate him. The body was warm
hut life extinct. when emplOye. detecting
the odor Of gas. entered the room az o'clock IT.
the morning.
Albany. March SIP. J. Sweeney. who com
nted suicide in Taylor's Hotel in jersey City last
night was d well-known business man In this city
For number OF years past he had been engaged
In the steam and gas fitting business No a.
Liberty-st. He leaves widow and three young
children.
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FOOT POWER WORKSHOP MA
rrYFAysFl

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E0OT POWER WORKSHOP MAcHlN-
rRY.-Wood and metal working too,s
Stroll saws designs and ,an,l N...''
Sew-Y1-, CITY. Exchanges r.nde ana
,use-s iguglt
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LOST -Barshoak 40 300, eos. Bank for
savings. 80 ftr ave-. Nev York. Pay
mcrt stopped. Please return book 20 nauA-
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HOARD AVID ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
>~~>~~~~~~~~~-~~>->~~~~~
nth ST. 80 WEST. Two connecting
rooms. with board. highest rs,erer ,es
given and required.
81 WEST 10TH s.. -Attractively and
comfortably furnished large sunny rooms
service: references
03D-ST.. ~ WEST. -Handsomely fur
nished lnrge front room. with superior
board. table board. references exchanged.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
92D-ST 40 WEST. HAMS mely fur
nished square. sunny rooms, adjoining
n desired. also hall room: improvements .
moderate. private house.
48TH-ST. 20 WEST. Elegant third.
front. square room. bath. valet at
tendance so monthly. breakfast n Do
sired. unexcelled attendance.