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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16
A TRUToNIo WEDDING.
The Bridal Pair Epioy an limitation
SuOM.StOHm.

SnOW-Storm.
In striking contrast with the average Amerl-
can wedding, says a Brooklyn paper, whore
the contracting parties HE away soon after
the ceremony, was social event last evening
In German society IN this city, conducted In
true Teutonic fashion. The hymeneal festlvi-
ties began early in the evening, and continued
undated until daybreak next morning. At
the conclusion OF the ceremony the company
walked in couples from the house TO the ca.
Ing tables In tho parlors upstairs. In the cen
ter OF tho room was long table laden with
wedding presents aud flowers. The collation.
having been served, the chief orator OF the
evening read an original poem In his native
language, dedicated TO the bride.
At midnight the party assembled IN the con
cert hall, and dancing and merry'maklng be-
guests were made aware that they were In the
midst Of driving snow-stOrm, Largo white
iaEes were mysteriQusly falling from above,
ana the floOr was soon covered with a snowy
mating. In tho distance was heard tho merry
ring OF approaching sleigh bells. The dancers
stopped In amQzemenE, and tho bride, cling
Ing 10 her husband, anxlously awaited an eX'
PLANTATION Of the brilliant transformation
scene. AZ II by magic tho foldlngdoors rolled
back, and a fiery black steer, richly capari
eoned, galloped into the hall drawing an
elegant Albany cutter
The turnout made the circle OF the room
several times amid tho rousing cheers OF tue
guests The bride and groom were invited 70
o seat In tho sleigh, which, In a few appro
priato words, was presented 10 thom. short
wedding'ride was taken, followed by a shower
OF imaginary enowbals. Tho affair was de
cidedly unique and novel, and was a genuine
surpriee TO all save the donors OF the gilt.
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TALKING ABOUT THEIR TRIUMPH,
Tho Young Democrats OF Baltimore
Entertain Their Friends.

AZ tho meeting OF tho Young Mems Cleveland
ana Hendricks Club In Baltimore last night
some spicy remarks we're made by Members
Of Congress. Mr.. Carlisle spoke for tariff 70.
form. In the course Of his speech Senator
Vance said:
~ see the change every day in washington,
where Republican oi1icials are talking OF civil
million hungry Democrats, 1 say turn the
rascals outi lLaughter.l In tho name of
good government and reform, turn the last
rascal outl But for any other purpose turn no
one out. WEAK applausc.l sec that senti-
ment don't receive much applause" [dreat
applause.l
In his speech Representative Tucker said ;
"Ex-rebel az ana rebel as our fathers were
100 years ago-a rebel as long as the war
OF the Star-Spangled Banner as ever you saw
In your life. tApplause.l IL needed tho tri-
umph OF the Democratic party to bring true
unity to the people again. All the great prin-
ciples OF liberty were trampled under foot by
the Republican party. Thank God the rule OF
TINT party Ia over forever"
Representative Il. John Ellis said in his
speech: .'Den Butler is dead, but I fear no is
not sensible OF II. And Belva--welI, when we
need woman President well come down into
Maryland and seek o candidate among the
CAROLS ana Towards. 81. John has been hung
in ellgy. The Democratic party, with Its
chosen leader, stands ready to lay the hand OF
power ma govern the country WE'LL"
General Roeecrans remarked;
~ have lived long enough to realize the
truth OF the Darwinian theory OF the survival
existence at the beginning OF the war that Is
alive now. There must be something good
and great in party which survives 80 many
cataetrophee,"
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SOUTH WASHINGTON,
Committee ON the Light Infantry
BaIi-FunernI of Miss Hutton
Fire This Morning.

BaIi-FunernI of Miss Hutton
Fire This Morning.
A committee, composed OF tho following
members Of the Washington Light Infantry
Uorpe, has been appointed to tako charge OF
the disposal Of tickets In South Washington
for the grand ball to be given at tho now ar
mTory OF the corps on New Years Eyes Dr.. II.
~. Leach, Captain W. N. Dalton, Lieutenant
W. 8. Cash, Sergeant George Woodbridge, and
a. ]. Robinson, Oorporals j. T. Claryeo and p.
Mclaughlin; Tne price OF the tickets has
10 BIO used in fitting up the interior OF the
Armory.
this section, are DESTROYS Of getting tho assist
ance OF the young ladies' in the canvass, as Is
done by the ladies OF tho other sections OF the
peclaliy when ii come from the female friends
OF the corps, and those who desire TO have
their nance placed on the large liet OF the re.
membered had better avail themselves OF this
opportunity aud help tho boys out. Tho young
man who Is undecided as to his proposed
New Years gilt could not do better than to
ball, as they are to be mado OF an exquisite
design. The corps expect TO realize no less
than $4,000 on this ball.
The funeral OF Miss Nellie Hutton took place
from st. Dominic's Church at 10 o'clock yes.
terday morning and was largely attended.
Requiem maee was held. Tho pail bearers
onsTes bMys L. RpT hon Mar sna
Harry james. Tho services were conducted
by Father Logan. who, In his remarks,
bpOke very tOucnlnBly Oh tne DbhuIltul
young life and amiable Christlan character OF
the deceased. After tho services at tho church
tho funeral procession proceeded to Mount
0liyet Cemetery, whero tho interment was
made. The white princess casket was covered
proiusely with exquisite flowers, the tribute OF
her late associates and friends In respect to
the loved memory OF the deceased, and with
sympathy 10 the boreaved family.
The Coroner viewed the body OF VIM. Thomas
Russell, the young colored man who was found
dIowned in the James Greek Canal Sunday,
and removed IL to the etation-houBe yeeter-
day, and after hearing the testimony OF
James Jackson and VIM. Harris, both colored,
who stated that the throe had been drink
Ing heavily on Saturday night and were cross
Ing the commons near the canal on their way
home, when Russell started on q run and fell
into the canal and was drowned, they being
too drunk to assist him, gave a certificate
OF accidental drowning while under the influ-
ence Of liquor. Tho body was taken charge Of
by the friends OF the deceased and removed to
his homo in Nichols Row, southwest.
Tho alarm OF fire turned In from box do at
$40 O'Clock this morning was caused by IRE
being discovered In the warehouse OF Mr.. II.
A. Golden, corner OF Tenth and Il streets south.
west. Tho Fire Department responded
promptly and extlnguiehed the firo shortly at
ter their arrival. The IRE was caused by the
spontaneous combustion of q coal-oil can.
Damage about 5000, covered by Insurance.
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DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION.
~ Apply or address
MISS MARGUERITE +. sAXTON,
no20-12t i29 It. n. W.
Kansas RenuniicauIsm.

The Republicans OF Kansas have forwarded
10 Mr. Blaine and General Logan copies OF the
following resolutions
RtsOlUed, That We renew our fealty 10 the
undylng principles OF tho National Repu o.
lican party, and desire % convey - our gal
liant standard bearers, Hon. James q. Blaine
and General John A. Logan, an expression OF
our confidence and esteem; that we regard
Blaine and Logan as private citizens as higher
hood than any official representative OF tho
Democratic party; that we recognize Ia James
q. Blaine tho greatest living representative Of
American Republicanism and tender TO him
our earnest thanks for his manly, aggressive
campaign for Republican supremacy. That
Kansas, the frat born child OF Republlcanism
again pledges her fidelity TO Republican prln'
ciplea, and In tie future as in the past, Kan
sas VIII march at tho head OF the Republican
column, giving moro Republican majority IN
in proportion TO her population than any
other State,
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AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT.
All Testimony for the Swain COur
10 he I'm by SATURDAY. Nirinf.

An agreement has partially been entered
Into between the counsel In the Swain Court.
Martial by which all the testimony shalt DO
put In by Saturday next, when an adjourn
ment will be taken until January 2. Upon re-
assembling the counsel will begin argument.
When the court reassembled this morning
Joseph Mcdonald, chief clerk OF tho Judge-Ad-
vocato.Generars Office, continued his testi-
mony relative TO his knowledge of tho bust
ness relations between his chief, General
Swain, and Mr.. Bateman.
on cross.examination tho witness told all
about his army life, and said that no had
been dismissed from the police force OF New
York for drunkenness. Witness acknowledged
that he had insisted the defense for two days
after the beginning OF the trial, and also that
after he had been summoned by the Judge
Advocate as q witness. He hung around the
door OF tho courtroom listening 70 tho testi
mony OF other witnesses. He thcn related
tho conversations he alleged to have over
heard between Bateman and Judge johnson,
the latter acting for General Swain.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

VIM. u. Smith, esq, Mayor of phill.
delphla, Is at the Ebbltt this morning.
The wife OF ex-president Roberts, OF Liberia,
MIS-. j. II. Roberts and her friend, Miss a.
hcCumada, have recently arrived from
I,;uIope ana are stopping WIN Mrs. Eliaapeth
Mr. u. q, Reed, q prominent Brooklyn gentle
man ana member OF the Stock Exchange, is
aisiting This city ana 10 tho guest OF B. Taylor
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16
AUCIIuh sALEs.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.


BY virtue OF a certain Deed OF Trust, bearing
date on September "a, A. ID. 1850, duly re-
corded In Liber No. 010, folio 400 OF seq, one
OF tho Land Records for tho District OF Colum'
bia, and at the request OF the holder OF the
note secured hereunder, we Will sell at pub
lie auction, in front OF the promises, on MON
DAY, the 22d day OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1884,
at o'clock y. M, the following described real
estate situate In the city OF Washington,
District OF Columbia, TO wit: All those certain
pieces or parcels OF land aud premises known
and distinguished as and being all OF original
lot numberedfourteen (14) and the east twenty
(20) feet front by the depth OF original lot
numbered thirteen 13), In square numbered
nine hundred and sixty W0O), together with
the improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale; One-third cash, balance In
three equal payments payable In q, IL aud lS
months after date, purchasers notes % BIO Sc
cured by deed Of trust on property sold, or all
cash, ut the option OF purchaser. A deposit
OF 500 required at tlmo OF sale. II terms OF
sale are not complied with within seven days
from date OF sale, the property may be resold
at the risk and cost OF the detaultlng pur-
chaser after Ave days advertisements. All
conyeyancing at pun ehaser'5 cost.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
MAHLON ASHFORD,
des.ood Trdstees.
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A Problem Solved.

Everybody wants TO live as cheaply as pos.
eible in these times and at the same time as
SOC Seventh street northwest, make It pos
sible to live both cheaply aud we'll, as will be
seen by referring to their advertisement, In
another column. They have splendid stock,
and arc selling 1t at astonishingly low prices.
Their whole stock Is fresh and pure. Cheap
prices and fair dealing have gained them so
every few days. Their stock OF holiday goods
in their line Is complete.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16
A serenade 10 senator German.

There met at the National Hotel last even
Ing representatives OF tho various democratic
organizations OF the city for the purpose of
arranging for eerenade to Senator German,
Representative John 9. Barbour and other
members of the National Democratic Com.
mittee. The date Of the serenade Will DO
fixed at q meeting 10 be held on the 18th
Instant. committee ives appointed to walt
upon the members OF the National Committee
now I'm the CITY,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16

yTTANTED-SUPERFLU HAIRi
w on the female iace, on the upper lip, chin,
cheeke and throat, growing between the eye
brows and from moles and birthmarks, grow.
Ing high on gentlemen's cheeks, near the Dyes
are freak OF nature and Is considered
blemish. DR.. j. VAN DYCK, Dermatologist,
% Grant Place, permanently and forever re-
moves this obnoxious growth OF hair by the
operation OF Electrolysis the Electric Needle
pr0cees1
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Every Gnrnlensd
Every Garmep&rgsf
in our stock marked. akEst Eiseman Bros.
corner Seventh spasW


~s.xcEcb Journalistic Enterprise. a
A French journalist has caught up YykslYEt
Mahdi and sent an interview no had .Ixftt h N
TO his paper. The Mahdi told tbel1i5wspaper
man that he was getting alop9t nicely aud OK
pected TO wipe out every QkztAclo that came In
his way. He believea.1Heis right In the fight
In" with Gladstaee. Bismarck, Kaiser William
and ensEfeyelaud In voting Robinson,
Parker S1bt's, southeast corner OF Seventh
and }1)tfeete, tho best place at which 10 pur-
clu<e4{9 rea y.made clothing.
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by DuNCANsoN DRoSo Auc,,o0oor,.

u
TRUSTEES sALEoF NEARLY NEW BRICK
DWELLING, NO. G0i b STREET NORTH
EAST.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust duly recorded In
llber No. 1867, folio 40 OF seq, one Of the
land records for the District OF Columbia, we
Will sell In front OF the premises, on SAT- ~.
URDAY, DECEMBER 90 1884, at 4 80 lsil
p. M, all that certain piece or parcel OF land
and premises known as lot numbered twenty
four (2D, In W. i. Particle ana others sub.
division OF original lot numbered aYo and
other lots in square numbered eight hundred
and elxty.siH 1866, together with tho improve.
ments, waye, easements, ETC., to tho same be.
longing or In any manner appcrtaining. This
lot 10 improved by n nearly new six-room brick
dwelling, and Will be sold subject 10 deed OF
trust Of $1,000, payable in three years from
February l, 1884, drawing interest at the rate
Of @ per cent.
Terms Of sale: one half cash, balance IN q
and IL months notes, % bear Interest and 20
be secured by deed OF trust. deposit OF
500 required OF sale, Conyeyaucing, etc, at
purchasers cost
JOHN Y. ARMS,
WATSON j. NEWTON,
del0-dSds Trustees.
HoWE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, bl7 Seventh st.
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rT'HE LADY MANAGERS OF THE
NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOS
PIrAL
WILL HOLD A
GRAND FAIR AND BAZAAR,
A.

AT MARINPS HALL,
FROM DECEMBER 10 to 20, INCLUSIVE.
open from 10 n. m. to IL p. M. daily.
Refreshments, Music and Varied Entertain
ment5.
SPECIAL LUNCH FROM 10 TO p. NJ.
The proprietors OF each of the flrst-class
hotels Will make generous donations for spe.
cial days TO be announced hereaftor), thus en-
abling the Refreshment Committee TO furnish
Bountiful Lunch at Reasonable Prices.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR
VIII also contribute Lunch for one OF tho
days.
Visitors to tho Fair Will not be importuned
TO make purchases or to buy tickets for artl-
cles voted for.
Everything for sale will DO plainly marked
AT LOW PRICES,
And persons desiring Christmas or Wedding
Presents or useful Household Goods can OBJ
tain bargains and aid deserving charity.
NEW ENGLAND KITCHEN A SPECIALITY.
Senson Tickets, 81. Single Admission, 25c.
Children, 10c. dell
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sumner Post EIeciiou,

AZ regular meeting OF Charles sumner
Post, No. o, tho following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; Commander, George III.
Arnold; senior vice-commander, j. II. u.
smallwood; junior vlco-commander, Robert
Johnson; quartermaster, John A. Clarke; Of
iicer OF the day DAY, II. II. Kelly;iofllcer of.
tho guard, ErlstuB Green: surgeon, j.
II. King; chaplain, 9. II. Madden; dele.
gatee, NJ. III, Holland, John II. Reeves, II.
@. Revells; alternates, n. W. West, j. p. Guam
der, John Dorsey.
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CtHELDoN's DANCING ACADEMIES, 1901
- i st. n. W., Tuesdaye, Thursdays aud
Saturdays; Washington Hall, Third 81. aud
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Mondays and
Fridays. Send for circulars OF terms for rent
Ing either hall 10 1901 y ST. n. W. do
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16

An apparently inspired dlspat9h from Al.
bany says that Senator Bayard has Informed
Grover Cleveland that no VIII accept the Sec
that Senator Bayard con have place IN the
Cabinet II he wants IL. 1t has, however, been
thought that President.elect Cleveland would
rather have Mr.. DAyard in the State Depart
ment. But the general impression here is that
he can have whatever place he likes, and that
II he has said that no wants the Treasury port
folio II will be his.
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To-DAY,s QUOTATIONS..

Chicago Grain and Provision Eu-
turea.
The following summary by D. X. Plain Il
Co., 81. Cloud building, Ninth and + streets,
shows tho course OF the Chicago produce mar
ket up to y. m. to-day:
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SECONDHAND PIANOS FOR BALE; WAR.
- ranted in good order, from S25 up to $40,
on SO or 50 monthly inetallments; new pianos
from 1915 to $500; warranted rezfR,E--.-
for six years; oil kinds OF must. .-sEzy,1tJ
cal Instruments repairedj pia-0 II VI HI III
nos, parlor and church organsa
tuned at short notice; perfect satisfaction
given or no charge, at II. W. Helbig Il Co.'s
music store, 17d2 seventh at. NV. no10tt
unnu1r,a pIreItI ues, sf,unnI. bia IN AZ
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All sfyRsRf Pke3ssses
ali and 2lGssss HFeet northwest.
THE POLICE COURT.

A Virginia farmer named Lewis Wren was
up for stealing three bushels OF potatoes from
Samuel Ryan, O farmer from Maryland. Tho
potatoes were taken at the Centre Market last
night. The defendant said he only took the
"taters" for n Joke. "The Joke Is on the other
side now. Ten dollars," said the Court.
John M. MCGEE, savage-looking young
white man, was taxed $40 for assaulting his
Latter Birdie Ell, Of 406 Eleventh street south
west.
Dan Long, for assaulling Mary Robinson,
was lned 50.
Henry Omanda, q muscular colored man,
was in the tolls on various charges. The DIM
Guilty occurred at Sixth street wharf, whore no
was employed as n cartman, and whom he
was discharged for drunk and boisterSus con-
duct he pulled the clerk through the window
and assaulted him. He also assaulted others
and broke the windows out OF the ONCE. lie
waa fined S0b.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16

THE UOMPLEAIUN.
DR.. Van DycR beauties the complexion, not
by the use OF cosmetic paints or enamels, but
By removing ali blemishes, as Pimples, Black
heads, Liverspots, Tan, Freckles, Sallowness,
Redness and 0iliness OF the Nose, coarse, deep
pores, roughness, flushing and scaliness OF
tho skin, thin, ecant, irregular eyebrows and
lashes and lines and premature wrinkles by
the most approved methods known to Derma-
biological science, thereby imparting fresh.
ness, clearness and beauty TO the complexion
that Is perfectly natural, lasting and pleasing
Onice-22 Grant Place. Hours-0 to IL Sun
daye, o to 9. Terms reasonable. Call at once
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WI ILLAHD HALL.
wv Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
RoBERT AZ; pOBBhNS; S9medIan Il and Vocalist
ported by Mr. II. BIEpERBIOK, a survivor OF
paDy. Admission, 25 and so cts No reserved seats.
del5-3tA
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

h on
IHoS. Il. wAGGAMAN, OH 4 street.
(Chapges n ade Wednesdays and saturdAysO
THREE.sToRY BRICK AND FRAN.
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Our Immense stock OF BO0ts,,Hn,i
Shoes .un4tm
must BIO reduced, at j. BrQcaaeg302 Seventh st
Our $3.50 ladies' kid pebble, now 81 .25
Our 50 ladies' dxssPpebble, now $3.50. our
$3.50 ladies, ~ or pebble, warranted, 80
j. Brock, IS0eSeyenth street.
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Wheat The visible supply will again show
an increase Of about 100000 bushels of
wheat. Exporters have orders to sell March
and April options, but arc buying cash for OK.
Port.
The Baltimore market is said to be largely
oversold for future shipments OF wheat. The
exports from New York for the week will (es-
timated) aggregate 2,250,000 bushels. II is
said receipts at Western points have reached
the maximum, and the element who think
wheat slow enough" is very largo and their
orders are numerous. There Is good export
buying IN New York.
AdviceB from milwaukee say: "Indlcatlon5
all point TO deliveries OF spring wheat falling
on. Think low enough for any capitalist TO
begin buying" Receipts OF hogs continue
large, but price continues arm and at ruling
quotations for pork and meats. Packers eau
not operate at profit. Deliveries OF corn small
and grade is very poor. The demand for prime
corn 10 fair.
rho Mcbride well, which started In produc-
Ing $50 barrels an hour, has declined to ITO
barrels. Though this shows q heavy decline,
ryet the we'll Is q very large ono and extends
tho territory half mile southeast OF the Boyd,
which was big well. The sharp turn given
tho market Saturday has convinced tho ma
Jority OF traders that the largo holders arc not
disposed TO sell, but are able TO maIk,tzsf
prices at their pleasure. ,sgRr
We shbAlpxoTe
our immense stoek.sN4c Hthing by tho prices
we shall place, ssstheIt the balance OF this sea.
SOD. ElaRkt1h Bros, cor. Seventh and II.
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pw4hagcs for I.S Fan OF the u. S
Trustee Birney.

FRANK HUME, Wholesale .Rsffsylya-
I Dis avenue sells LipRg rfeissa'h Soap. "Bay
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16

r ECTUBE ON THE ART OF MEMORY
IL Before leaving the city, about Jan. !, Prof A.
=. Boy d Will extend the opportunity to all who
may wish to acquire his Art of Memory. He
Will give another -
at the Y. NJ. O. A. Building. liOj Now York ave.,
"Wednesday evening, Dec. IL, NJ 1880 O'CLOCK, TO
which all are Invited. dei6.2t
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16

CARLOAD PORTABLE CHIMNEY FLUEs,
~ round and square, Just received. Build
Fire Clay and Brick. j. II. Walkers Sons, 20d
10th ct. n, W. no28-tf
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-16

I AIDES "CoMPoUND PILLS OF TASSY"
IL are perfectly safe and always effectual.
Sealed particulars, &c. wilcox Specific Medi-
elmo Company, Philadelphia, Pa. tu-th-s
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UNYPE-wRITING DoNEAT NO. ST. CLOUD
ator at Remington Typewriter onlce.
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EOARDIKG.

TVSHE la PIERRE, g. W. CORNER or 10th
L and n streets, and the Lochiel, 5l2 OH 81. n.
W., with pleasant rooms and good board, are
hpRYdprs, jyl2
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NOR RENT-THREE NEW HOUSES IN A
il good location; all mod. inns; rent, 90 per
month. Apply ct 1918 Eleyenth ct. n. W. del5sts
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F0R REHT-HisceiianeoV

VNoR RENT-STALJ&FoR RENT IN REAk
II oihouse. Apply aRl0 Tenth st. NV
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HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5l7 9Th st.

TOR RENT-SEvERAL HANDSOME ROOMS,
IL furnished, ranging from SO to $50 per
month; open CRATES, bath, hot and cold water,
closets, etc, on same floor; also, fne large
parlor and bedroom and suite OF four rooms
and kitchen on I'd floor; most central location
in the city. Drivers Hotel, 1913 Penn. ave.
n, W, oc11
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noWE's BUSINESS sOHOOL, bl7 seventh 30