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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-13
REPyREC SPECIAL

/ REPJ-BELC SPECIAL.
! Mobile, Ala. Sept. l2.-EGwdri Ieigler.
! Thomas Farley and Alexander McCarty ar
| rived here at 4:9o this evening from Gal
| weston. They left the stricken city yesterday
| morning on the tug Charlotte NJ. Robinson
| with Iaj other refugees. and We're taken TO
Houston. Until they arrived AT New Orleans
this morning they We're clad in dungarees
and were without coats.
They were compelled 10 pay $40 each.
all they had at he time. although they
own property here. and were in the pool
room business in Galveston. for the privi-
ieEe OF taking passage in the boat.
They made a remarkable escape at 1919
Saturday morning from the house they oc-
cupied the gulf-eXposed beach ny cling
ing To log and floating to higher ground
on waves which they describe being the
length of a block.
2eiGior was struck by floating wreckaGe.
but was assisted by his companions TO
safety.
An old colored woman who gave the sleep
ing men warning was drowned ZeiSler was
naked. and the other men were in their
night garments when they reached the
crowd Of several thousand gathered in the
vicinity of tire fremont House, bur their
appearance was similar TO that of hun
nl eds, including women.
Tn" m.n give a graphic description of the
way TIE thousands spent Saturday. At noon
they had sufficient spaCe to move around
anu hemmgd in On ali sides by the rapidly
rising water Four hours later the few thor
cugkldrcS which were above water were
ConSested by the crowd of hySterCal wom-
erl. crying children and frantic men.
THOUSANDS HtDDLED
~ CONSTANT FEAR OF DEATH.
The separation of families caused pathetic
scenes when mothers mourned their off
spring !nCulfod in the rushing waters and
men lamented In common affiction the loss
OF all dear to them. No terrifying sign liz
the armament could have produced such
scene of heart-ending grief and absolute
despair. and stili there was no confusion,
only a clinging closer together without dis
elimination of class or sex as the waters
advanced foot by foot.
At dark the misery deepened and the
women were passed into the center of the
throngs with their children. They oc-
cupied the hotel and approaches, the
highest point in the city. and as the water
continued to advance. threatening desiruo-
tion to everything living on the island,
buildings and stores were thrown vide open
to provide a refuge in the upper stories
No one thought of aught but of staving
off what appeared 10 be inevitable death
until the last moment by seeking elevated
positions and 10 the credit of the men. he
il said. Trey gave the most favorable
positions to the weaker sex.
As midnight approached conditions be-
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RAILROADS.

Claim of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Ma
tions against the NJ, X. & T. for right-of-
way.
The first large shipment of dry goods from
St. Louis to Florida was made yesterday
over the Louisville and Nashville.
Eastern trunk lines refuse To raise the
rates for conventions to one fare and a half
for the round trip.
1t is said a syndicate has been formed to
purchase the ST. Louis Southwestern.
a. l.. Mohler may yet become president
of the Big Four system.
The annual meeting of the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis vas held and
the old board and officers reelected
Two new members have been added to the
board of the Kansas City, Mexico and ORR
ent.
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SPORTING.
Marine InfeiIiEeue,

Evidence shows that Corkett gave Mccoy
the double cross III their late fight.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

The Democratic State Convention of New
York. in session at Saratoga, yesterday
nominated a State ticket and adopted a
platform. The convention was a mos; har-
monious one.
Chairman Jones of the National Demo-
cratic Committee expressed himself as high
Iy grat:fed by the results OF the Vermont
and Maine elections.
Governor Roosevelt spoke at several
towns in South Dakota yesterday. At one
village he was greeted by a band Of full
hlooded Indian girls wearing Rough Rider
hats.
Fire destroyed Si500oe worth of property at
Narragansett Pier Yesterday.
William Jennings Bryan Will open the
Ohio campaign al Columbus Tonight
Cotton scored another advance yesterday
going up Il points on bullish cables and the
contents of the anticipated circular on the
cotton condition in this country.
lone train -robber secured more than
81 0cO in cash and jewelry from the passen-
gers of a Burlington train in Nebraska early
yesterday. The bold road agent passed all
the women passengers by, declin! ~ ID mo-
lest them
President and Mrs. Mckinley attended
the wedding of their favorite niece 10 Doc
tor Baer at Somerset. Pa. last evening.
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ADDITIONAL LIST OF THE DEAD
is SENT OUT OF GALVESTON.


ofb bod to-day 8 as
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-13
TO CgRE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative BrOulo ouinine Tablets. All lrI
gusts refund the money II IL fails 30 cure.
W. Groves signature Is each box. &c.
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Chiils and Fever Is a bottle OF Groves Tas ele.
CLill Tonic. II Is simply iron and cuinine n
tasteless form. No cure-no pay. Price soc.
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CHAMBERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS; best city
y references, WagrsS20 N, McC, box $50 Sun
uptown Cfice, 1905 Broadway.
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lITI ATlDNS drSv-d by two single young m"n |:
- rut afraid 4 Nufs. any opportunity accepted.
Addrr,, NDVRlSSEi 1876 West 4Vin IT. city.
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Aarnts anted.

AGENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solicitel
"A with gentlemen Of thorough rcspcctAOillty; god
connections and furrciul and pleasing address; com
petent to successfully push the sale Of the stock ola
strictly tr>t class cor operation; liberal commission
contracts and bonuses and generous support 40
corded 80 desirable parties Apply with aud for full
details giving references 10 THOS. j. ElNNES, II
broadway. New ork.
AGENTS Men and women. are YOU willing 10 work
~ honestly ard faithfully for So weekly II so.
write Us. Olr goods ar sold and consumed In every
family, and a permanent business can he esta blished:
new goods and new catalogue. Dept 400.
MUTUAL MFG. co, New York
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lumrstit scrrant5 1tan:ed.

rHANBnRNNIDS 20 cooks. S2G. SEQ. yOurs iaun
drrSsr,, ~ mattresses, French and German ladies
maids II rises. 81 cooks who wash and ron. laun
dTcSse, " M do rha~mnsrwOTk. kitchenmaids, bullers.
TnylISh ,.rond and third men. servants NJ all capaci
lies wanted iuhlcdi alrly. Mrs J.. SEtLi, ~ East
s.d a. lei. call lOsj Madison SQUARE
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AL.LENHURST, N. J.
FOR SALE.

PROSPECT GRANGE" the handsome residence
and farm property Of the late George Hlcnaid;, dr
cen ed, at Dover. New Jersey. Is offered for sale by
hi, Executors. The property con si>t, " the mansion.
with all modern Improvements. ample gfnunuS hnd
OutbuildlngS all In perfect condition. located WITHIN
one mile from railroad station, elevation, $40 ite'
above sea level. always cool IN summer ana con
manding an extensive view ri the town ara SURROUND,
ing country. II acres land with mansion. fne farm
adjoining. containing about - acres For price and
particulars address the Executor, MAHLDN ri
T. MorriStowu, y. j.. or d. Il III MMth' Do'ef
-
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W'antrd females.

EXCETITST opportunity Tor lady TO learn stem
i, pgrapA.. I J%evrit!ng IN reputable court report
er'S Offices. pt. .nanent position assured Nhen c"npe-
tent T. ~ On D. Il"duNaN
MILLINERY - Wanted, nr,t elias, millinery is
vi .ignrr. good pay steady wOrn. NEW \ DIRK
MILLINERY AND SUPPLY co, G20 broadway.
WANTED Good. experienced hands only Tor fan
w cy feathers. call Monday after ~ \ II
s MERARn. as ntuAdvAy
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FURNISHED Rooms & apartments to ytt
" est size.

VI NV
.)OrH ST. 40 wEST-IArgr and coolest rooms In
~ city; ,ranSieni' accommodated use Of tele
phone. pee.
81 ST ST, D: W~EST-Largr. delightfully."- cool
Il rooms. vita or without private baths nrSt rlas,
service. nrighbDfhpDd select.
.)ITu ST. 81 WEST-Nsnr Madison Square;
IL desirable rooms. every convenience, gentlemen
only, references required.
.)sTH ST.. ~ WEST Comfortably furnished room,
Kr CHAT NoIR
os)D ST. 81 WEST, near Broadway Orrrs INST
~ class accommodations H. pc mnurut and iran
silent guests, best Of 'rtvire and appointments
o.lD 81. 81 WEST Handsome rooms; Singly or
'D') IN suiie; with or without private baths special
dinners; table guest, by engagement
oSTn ST. II handsomely furnished:
III any rooms: baths. every convenience, gentle
men preferred; summer prices
0-TH ST - WEST Large. front room atuac
~ lively furnished; private family, excellent
service breakfast optional.
iSTH ST, CS WEST Handsome suite with pr.
1' NHte bath. also other fpOmN. nevis Furnished
and decorated throughout, electric lights. un"Acelled
attendance,
rTHST. eco VEST NEAR B'wsyl Exceptionally
~ nnr rooms. newly decorated ana FURNISHED
superior accommodations; Doctors once with attend
ancr
EOD ST. % Few nice room>; we'll fur
~ nlShrd with or without board sunner prices.
references exchanged.
EeTu ST, 3is WEST Large and small hand
w some rooms. delightful summer location: Supe'
rlor Appointments In every respect, meals II desired
references
S7TH ST. iop WEST Large. neatly furnished
- room; breakfast II desired. MALION
r.Tn ST, l2c WEST-Gentlemrn. permanent, or
-, uapNirnt viii md handsome, roolly furnished
rooms Toy summer house elegantly appointed Tel
l2Sl toluTbu.,
% Prominently, gentleman preferred, Refer.
rncrS KELLER.
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Situations Wanttd- Males.


AspRlvATE SECRETARY, o, oncs work re9uI-
n Ing executive ability, by young man t2al o. ex-
pef!encc. Address Rr~ffRENCES, ~ Park av, Eaa
orange, y.
DLANk BOOK rINlSHER, !b and stock work.
ID Nantra S',a.[dy position Guy Of new aotS cHty'
DOOkkEEPER Expert one having 70 years
ID cXptrisncr desire, u make a change. unques-
,iona Die character indsNputh oil. %re'erencr ,Addrrss
EXPERT. 20 Washington s., Newark y D
rs YOUR ADVERTISING as strong original ana
Effective A. ~ would lk' 10 haven' hte you
proud y IT., apr Ta.'r ~ N Iupnr p'Inur ana "bn
iD.gggr.t the remedy II Is my business 10 intcL.
est No public IN your business. T. ) j. boz lS
sun oDrr
NEAT YurNG CoLoREp MAJ desire, position
y Of aay kind j. n EVANS, $40 West 18th s,
DRESsMAN. cylinder, desires permanent position:
RELIABLE, boz 1871 Sun once
..rEyE\ DOLLARS PHI EEk WIN any
,.7. married. and is well 70 some Eri
az wprg. D." is r weaver hy trad", but is wiling 10
we" Stdf ns So" 2S5jTrSfFRyiNG." Post once bo. rs. city
SITUATIONS drsl'-t by two single YOUNG men;
: not aiiaid q Voc eHy opp95,1Nl,' S~,r'''d'
STENOGRApHER AND TYPEWRITER wlSns,
- position W>, II PETERSON, Ii2 summit
-, brDpNi}n.
no BLANK BOOK MhNrfAc1rRffs a rrac,
] IDEAL UHu wants q ppNlllph 10 tth' ChAter ol
hank book hluLrf, m Or out o'tuwn, Address
PRACTICAL, box ~ sun once.
INpERTAKER Young man, single. wishes post
lion a, aSN,Nta't nav hrd evetal years cIpeu.
,r-r a. embllmrT with undertaken dong very large
business WILING - Start Mt small salary, no Objection
10 g1Iug out II rty. " Is y. box 2ot sun once
<'Ot VI Mas. ag" -. good habits good address.
would max excellent companion IN elderly, IN
frmOr invalid gentleman, no objection lo country NJ
iravrl brst references from people well known 90
csily ana publicly. Address GEORGE FLYNN.
st Alhan,. VI
N'OI NG MAN plays mandolin beautifully wishes
situation 70 play, In country frsort Shia.oea
Springs preferred. Tor the SImmet ScaNon In = frt
c.ass notrl, terms very moderate, Address
SEASON IVA Broad 81. Newark Nd
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W'antcd-Malts.


DOOEBINDERS Sheep hniShers wanted on lag
- hooks Al1EMUS, 5l3 Cherry II, Phila Pa.
GOVERNMENT positions; do you want one Get
VI ready now, circular 1863 giving %partlculat rs as 10
salaries dates uf examination, &c; sent free hy
Natl Correspondence Institute, Washington. d. G.
Nritr to day,
CALESMAN on our electric fan. good money 10 ne
- right men, j. JONES & SON. "a COrtandts st
SALESMAN WANTED-A responsible salesman
= with $3.50 70 $1,000 capital who can clo~F c,A
tracts can make from $1,000 10 $4,000 per year In
establishing agencies In the principal cities and
towns for a special line Of goods which are a neccs-
Sity in every building, old OF new; rapid sales; practt-
cAlly NJ competition; give references and state ex-
%rcricnce T. CENTURY MANUFACTURING
co. IS East 9Th st. !
NIANTED-A comp ttent stcnographar by a tech
w meal weekly Journal Address, stating Qualin-
cations. references and salary required.
"~ELECTRlCAI," p o. box 23S3, New York city.
WANTED-An assisti ut double entry bookkeeper;
w experienced and accurate. must have good
references permanent position. box los Sun one.
WANTED- Experienced %alignefs: permanent p-
sltpnS. NATIONAL TYPEWRITER COM
PANi. 23d and Arch sts.. Philadelphia, Pa
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Situations itanica-ffmalcs.

LAD Of character and ability desires a position
n a, managing hOu ,ekreper TOT wIdDwer, rom pan.
ion iuT lady ar any position ~ trust: city or country:
very fond Of children. higheSt references Address
MRS D. II. Low, Easton, Pa
CHAMBERMAID AND S~EAMSTRESS; best city
u references, WagrSS20 N, McC. box $50 Sun
uptown Cfnce, 1925 Broadway.
COMPETENT CHAMBERMAID wages. $40;
\ good references VI. C., box $50 sun uptown
once, 1888 broadway.
foNpFTENT L~hrNDRESS: wages $50, country
I preferred j. McD, box 5H2 sun uptown
Once, 1908 broadway
COOK AND DRESS thoroughly cpmps
I tCrt good r,ie-rnc"N. q, NJ, box 55o sun
uptown unlcc, 1908 Broadway,
I'IDERlY WOMAN as sook; wages s25 CITY
i. ur country good references. b H., box SCI Sua
uptown ono, 1865 Broadway.
CLASS WAITRESS: wages. $40. c'tyIefe.
i enccS. y. G. box 5S7 sun uptown once, 1888
broadway
DARIORMAlD AND WAITRESS: thoroughly
/ competent good references. u s.. box $50 Sun
uptown Once, 1903 Broadway.
cTENOGRAPUER AND TYPEWRTTER-HI-
- prIirnc,d. well educated. good English scholar;
c,p,hle OF doing all Kinds Of literary OF commercial
Work. SfADLb ooA " v III
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BROOKLYN.

RAlIlC ST, cas- Nicely furnished hack parlor;
ID square hal rooms al Improvements; newly
renovated. gentlemen preferred
CARROLL 81. Gia.-Two large rooms: second
' 0uOf, all Improvements, en- suite or SiHgly, gen
ilcinen preferred. private.
~u.ERMONT Az, 432 near Fultonl-liandsomol
y furnished back parlor and Other rooms; all i'm
provcmenis prya'e family
f1INTON ST 36l Private family, owning house,
will rent two rooms, every convenience; terms
mOdC mt reference.
fuINrON ST go Corner house: owner large
front alcOSe and square rooms, cool and plea SAINT
Tor summer
EMERSON PLACE. 237 Newly furnished br,eh,
IL rooms. private family en- suite OF single, terms
low: cunning ham bell.
GREENE Az. 2iG-Airy alcove room, I'd floor;
~ imple closets running water convenient -
and trolley,
HICKS ST, t0-Sevly furnished alcove. square
IL and hall rooms, all Improvements: select neigh,
borhood reference required.
NONTAGUE ST, l:l-A nice large furnished
vi room second h,or all IMPROVEMENTS; bath room
adjoining, reference"
D~lERREpONT ST. HEIGHTS. ~l49-Neatly fur
l ntNhrd rooms to let al moderate prices.
PINEAPPLE ST, ca, Heights near the Bridge
! SgIar" room and hall room, sanitary plumbing;
every convenience,
pCLASKI ST. 330-Nswly furnished iron, square
! room. convenient all cars, grnIl.men ~ bust
ness ladies, 5000.
nyINCY ST, 2%lo!near NoslTand o. Nicely furnished
~ square rooms. with con veniences. private family
$3.50 pe, week.
SOtTH ELLIOTT PLACE. 5O-Ftom June
- newly psprrei and painted front slcUye room:
gentlemen only.
1TIi ST. 35S-Convcnient all cars, nicely fur.
I ni>hcd. back parlor and square rooms: board
optional: Terms reasonable
l.TH Az. 392- Newly furnished square room front:
" all convenience, private family; owner; near l.
and trolley.
ON ST. 34e-private family hnve newly fur
~ nIshed square and smaller room, second floor:
all Improvements
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At VALLEY VIEW. sOTTH ORANGE. n. j,
TwO or u GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED.

Two modern homes will he sold for $4,000 and
IS, 400 each on terms TO suit the purchasers
Each l, Is so feet Wild and i6u feet deep. Every
thing hrSt class In every p%articular BON OF 'ncsc
houses are really offered At n great deal less thhh lnr
cost ~ building. and beautifully situated near steam
and trolley road.
For fun particulars and catalogue. &c, address
HENRY = RIMpI ~ Clinton st, Newark, y u.
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RfaI Gstatr-Out Of the City.
Westchester Countryside or Rent.

YONKERs, n. Y.-Views Of the River unsur'
passed Modern Built Gotta ges, with every conven.
fence. lust com leung, for sale or ease Terms arg
prices reasonable. $500 cash and sal.o0 q mon'h
BUYS a home outright. or can be leased at s3oto sooa
Wit. to or call on z. J. RICHARDS. ats Arthur
Stree, on the property ,Warburt1n Avenue "oNe'
from Central or Putnam r. r. station.
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Domestic Servants Wanted.

10 EAST SEP ST
ropnMiRS' /, StELfs .r,o
MALE AND iEMALE
ALI REFERENCES
missed from once and forfeit all claims to
brooklyn Omr, "a Nrvlns s.,
10y FAMILY or TWO living In an apartment
i, swedish OF "rrmin woman to cook and do gen.
wage, so pr M min Apply by Letter. inclosing
rrferncr', A., ss3 Columbus Az
COMPETENT C~,IhMBERuhlD and ,eamstrss,
y wages, So; - 10 to STANFORD. Conn also com.
peient Waitress. wages, $50 best references required
Mrs. l.. SEELN, 10 East SD 81.
COMPETENT LhrNDREss; to 60 to Cedar.
y hurst, J." l.; llrgr family best references 70
gulred. Mrs /" SEEiN 10 East 32d 81
COMPETENT L~ArNpRESS, small family in the
Mrs l." SEELN. 10 Fast SGD 81.
COMPETENT SWEDISH. ~lAuNnREss fe
= Scafsb,Tough, wages. s25. references required
Mrs l." SEELS. 10 East 32d st.
COMPETENT COOK to assist with washing:
wages 81" to 20 TO- ortnse y j. Iefer.ncesrS
CURED. Mrs !" SEtLN. 10 East Ssd st.
Cook AND LArNDRESs wages. s2a: TO 20 .
' MararunecK, y. v; references required
Mis- l. SEELN. ~ East 3:d st
(wok AND ~LArNpHEsS, good wages. fos
oul,. S"oo' Ferry y ,m9'l n@!iN S'I' Isis,9Sesr 70
COoK AND LArNDRESS u 60 10 Trenton. y. Jt
Quirrd, Mrs. l. SEEIY, 10 Fast 32d IT
fHAMBERMAlD wages. $50. to 60 to Troy, b.A
' reference required,
Mr., l.. SrELY. 10 Fast ssd
c~HAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS; wages, sis
\ Tor Oyster Say. J. l. best references required.
Mrs, j. SEEL\. 10 East SD 81
EIRSr CLASS WAITRESS: s25 Sw.te prefrrredi
! permanent place, references required
Mrs l. SEELY, ~ Fast 32d St
FRENCH OR SWEDISH COOK: wages. s45, large
l family. kitch"nmiid kept; references required
MIS-. !. SEEI.N, ~ East 32d 81,
ERENCH LADIES MAID. good hairdresser ana
= SrhmN'rcNS. wages SO, best refrre noes required.
Mis-, ]" SEElY, 10 East 32d st
EIRST CLASS SWEDISH ooK wages. s45: 10
! 70 To Connecticut; small family. references re-
qulred Mrs. l. SEFIN. 10 East SD st
GERMAN MAID MI SEAMSTRESs: one vhe
NJ is thoroughly competent best res required.
Mrs. l." SEELh. 10 Fast 32d st
ArNDRESS; four In family; To assis, with cham
IL berwork; wages, $50, references required
Mrs. L. SEELN, "a East SGD Al.
ArNDRESS, wages. $50. 10 go to New Bruins
- Wick, best references required.
Mrs /" SEElN. 10 Fast 3:d st
~ArNDRESS: wages, s:2, SIX In family. perms
- nenti references required.
Mrs J.. SEELY. 10 Fast sad st.
7 ACNDRESS AND CH~AMBERMAID; one who 10
- thoroughly competent; good wages; best refer
enceN required Mrs L. SEElN. 10 Eas, 3:d IT
NURSE child ] year good wages; r,'erencesr 70
~ quifrd. Mrs, !" SEEIN. 10 Fast S2d ",
NwEDlSH COOK wages, SIS. i've In amily: to 60
~ TO l%tvington, references required
MIS- !" SEElN, 10 Eas, SD St
SWEDISH COOK wages. SIS $50; TO go 10 Troy,
~ y. y. best references required
Mrs. !. SEELY. 10 East s2d 81
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Above Iath IT. Inst side.
Above IIth ST., West Side
tlats and apartments Wantrd.

GENTLEMAN, wife. Young lady daughter. deSr"
VI unfinished hparun mt near West End az be
tween 7.d and Shth SITS 9 & \ rooms, all modern
cpnvcuIencrS. deadenfl noOr. new building must he
quiet among American families On,y. price sSuu.
references given and required Address, with full par
west l25th st
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Furnished Rooms M'anted.

WANTFD-By = lady, near SGD st AMI Broadway.
w a large. bright ~ m for the summer. second
foor. difference. u f., box lIs sun uptown
once, l2Gj broadway
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thorough of Manhattan-Sale or Kcht'
o,. ,a,h st,-5th Az. to East River.

.,nI ST 2SEAST, between Madison and nm
~ avenues one Of the best residential oooAN
a, U,,,r, ; story and basement fame building on
!, ~, 90 frrt house contains IL fne rooms IN
.,., lass condition. and has recently bten pu' IN
is.r1.gh order ran be purchaser A. alnoH !, so,'h
- N. iou apply on premises or owhrt. - ha>' sun
,,,,s, can be seen Sundays or evenings.
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TO REkI..-ELAIBUSh.

saS ras, 9Th -. between Avenues c and ID; apart
rent ~yen rooms and bath In detached two-family
house SIS per month: newly decorated, convenient
& L and lrnlIeN rnndS nnen SunhAYS.
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fHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS; wages. sisj
' Tor Oyster hay. J. /. btSt references required.
Mrs. J. SEELl. ~ East sd 81.
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DRESSMAN, cylinder, desires permanent position:
j all ruurd experience ADDRESS
RELIABLE, box 1871 Sun once
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n inv executive ability, by young man 20 OF ex-
]pet!cncc. Address REFERENCES, Il Park av, EaS
y,
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DOOkkEEPER Expert one hlyIng l2 ytaTV
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