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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
HAVE A PEACE CONFERENCE.


PIrrsBrsc. April 23-Officers of the
Amalgnmsted Association of Iron work
ers. tosefherwith several leading officials
a the new finishers union. held a con.
ference at Youngstown this afternoon.
All members we're excluded except fin.
,shers. The confereace continued five
hours. during which all the questions at
issue. which led to the split in the or
ganizafIon. were carefully discussed.
The feeling expressed wss tha. an early
settlement Of the differences te male
anil that all work together in harmony.
While no resolu;ious we're sdorted. and
the greatest secrecy maintained as Ia
the deliberations. both eides st the ciosr
os the conference expressed confidence
that everything would be satisfactorily
arranged at an early date.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

IsDIaSAroLIs. Ind. April 23-The
judges of the supreme court have had
the questions involved in the Iron Hall
rectivership case under consideration
for the las: week and the decision will,
I've handed down on TUESDAY or Wed
nesi'sy. II IL known that frequent con.
sul'ations have b~cn held over the case
and il is believed there are differences
between the judges which may lead 10
dissenting opinions
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

kSoSvIIiE. Tenn. April ~ Floyd
Peak. superintendent % the Knoxville
Iron company's mines nj Coal Greek.
where convicts are working. was shot
and fatally wounded tonight b, Charles
Nallalee. a free miner. Tho shooiing
was the result of an old grudgc vallalec
had against Peak. growing out II y 10
ing troubles last summer II j. feared
the shooting will presapi'ste further
trouble
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

CHICAGO. April 13-IAst night II
year-old Lizzie Brookhank oe No. ls3
Weet Folk street told . narrowing tale
81 abduction and sbuse b the Harrison
street policel She eaid that on Monday
last. while walking on Polk streei che
was carried oil by swarthy msn and q
woman compsnion. taken 20 their hcose.
disVuieed and placed co an outward
boand Northwestern train and landed in
q suburb. where shc wss ccnflned ia .
boUsc four days. She alleged that she
Was compelsed In occupy q room with
and ssbait 90 the ibdigpifses IL the man
f,r that time. and IL nov 10 q psecasious
c,nditioaL She sas rcecocd by the 30.
Ice. Charles johnson. ~ yesr~ old
drs Maud krinkie, his sieicr:, Mn. ].
Barnett. their mother. a. whoae house
the girl ~ss disguised: and Gus Miller
u Csivery. where the girl ie ssid to have
been taken. were today placed in custody
charged with being the principals in the
Affair
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

WAsnIxGroS.s April q Assistant
Sessstqry McAdoo this afternoon 70
cdvua The following Telegram from Ad.
miral Ghesardi. Commanding the naval
review: -FosrRsss MoSKoE. April "a
The Spanish squadron with the cara
vels sailed for New York this morning
and are now on their way. The com.
bined fleets will sail tomorrow morning
at clock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Sr Lcrts. April - Sport.man's
park was crowded today aod the cranks
sent wild at the defeat of the visitors.
Score by innings:
-. Louis 4 % I oot o 81
C,acinnsfi- q I o o o o o o.
diss--St Louis. ,; Cincinnati. 2 Errors
--ss. Louis y Cincinnati. 5. Batteries
-. Loai>. Peits snd Hsvley; Cincinnati.
Chamberlain aud vaughn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Tyler. Tex. April ~ Everything
tonight points 90 strike in the Cotton
Belt shops here. The men demanded
thu discharge ~ general foreman Scrag.
gins and the retention u Kissing a the
blacksmith shop. The company dis
charged kis.isg and retained Scrogrins
~ = meeting q the shop haei- IL wss
decided ID al kc u the unrninu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

MIIwarkKE. April 23-The steamer
Burroughs vent out to the CRIB this
no-R.ng. and the visit resuised In the
rcrery q the bodies a John Mcbride
an Peter Sonnce the missing victims
- the crib disasfey. which hsd beer 30.
lIeSeS - - floating IN the lske The
sosi1es were seupd in the velD In the
crit hsdsisa ben~stk the rubbish that
hai ben washed m
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Nsw Yosx. April y Eugene Delmar
grve . simultaneous exhibition of chess
AZ the Manhattan Che-r club yesterday.
Ne played fifteen games. ~ ~hich he
won eleven. lest tao to CIapp and
Northrope and drew 10 against Sweeney
aud SimnrSau
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
CLA MN A.GAEl. DECLARATION.
Tho Order Wishes lts Aasieude Toward
Ireland Undersso0d

CHICAGO. April IA secret meeting
OF the Northwestern council of the Clan.
Na-Gael was held st the resideuce Of :
prominent nationalist in this city today
TO discuss the homo rule bill and the
question 0f amnesty for the Irish politi.
cal prisoners. The council IL compoead
al representatives of branches in lIli.
nois. Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota,
the two DakotsA Iowa, Montana and
Washington: The result cf their delib.
eratiOns was embodied in the following
address which was forwarded TO the
branches and orderrd published:
CHIcAcb. April Brothers: AT
this critical stage of the movement for
Ireland's freedom we cannot afford 20
allow the position q our organisatioa to
DO misrsprceuted or misunderstood.
We have never assumed tobe more than
active friends and allies Of our brothers
at home. and have always contendetl for
the right OF the people u Ireland 10 de-
eide for themselves ~ 10 the settlement
OF the national question. We. therefore.
wish the people of ireland succres in
their efforts n tn amend the home rule
bill ~ to make il entirely satiksctory.
or ut least the tests from which q rer.
feet system ~ self government may be
in time developed. On the question of
amnesty our position IL equally clear.
We hope % see home rule ccomplishcd.
or preceded by graceful and generous
act of clemcas:y that will remove oil
causes for III fselipg. Our friends should
pre~e fcr amnesty. not IN logical techni.
csli.iee or contentious that are rually IN.
furious to the prisoucrr regarding the
inc'dents a their trial. but on the
ground q broad and libsral statesman
ship"
The address cIoses with Q denupcia.
ton Il the recently circulated rcpost
that the orRanisatioa hsd rrsolvea IN
disbsnd. and describing its origin 10 Ire
lapd'e epemi~a
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BRUSH wITH INDIANS.
Navajo RUssier~ whip . Crowd OF
Cowboys Running oS STOCK.

Gsnsy RIvss. Utah. April RE
ports have cosne in from Dandy Cro~s
ING. on the Colorado river, u a serious
scrimmsg~ between Bluff City co~naen
and hsnd = thirty Nsvslo- The-e
rrnessies from time "a time I'D the
tlk Ae~ eo~ outsts to ot'taln supplies
~ ee~f- One n 'hA-> parties came
scrnss th. San Jsun lac, Mons1ay and
comrnenced the asasi deprssatisus
Wor'i reached k1osies and ocm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Morrsr. Colo. April 23.-The rcsi
dence - Charles Tabor near here burned
yesterday. and three year Oh child 20,
slcering in the cradle While the mother
was out IN the yard vac bsrnei 10 =
crifp. The mother wss tadly burned
v1iie ATTEMPTING fo r~ecue IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
WANTS burgess GAME.
Btl1y smith Anxious to Meet the Eng
Dtah Cham MON.

Bo~ToS. April gi-"My.terious" Billy
Smith who has just won the welter
veight championship of the world. has
deposited forfeit of 500 ~ an earnest
II an offer to fight Dick Burge of Eng
land. at li0 pounds. The Coney Island
cImb it IL believed. will offer a good
sizsd purse for a match between the
pair for an international battle. B. n.
Benton. who is Dick Burgess manager
IN this country. awsifs a cable from
BurGe To negotiate for a match with
Ss,t,eh
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D~lUvap R%ua~u>

Nrw Yoss. April n The frst game
u the match between D~lmar and Wa.
brcd. vac p'avrd tsiay After fifty
moves D.sl'nA resigned. The latter de
fsnt>s VITA tae Pstro6.
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GRAND RAPIDS MICH MONDAY MORNING. APRIL p laa

weaver slpeanr q - ~ sSsctipa. a.
$50 vt I'd pe.siss ~ spvsiiy eesruPt
AZ hsedsssDn. vanes cossty. hst ussk
y esse ~ q tnis sspssssinn n TIE
opases q ~ sdases,; "Yos .pSt the
pna!tts,Ans q ~ tAisd paSSy il power
and tasy vsu d ira - tha eGAsss da' .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

NV Yosk. April 1-The s-cond
game ~ the match bessren D~lmsr and
"a draw. Delmar played Scotch
gsTnhif
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

LgrTLE Rocg. Ark April " Charles
sssir@, II years ed Irving N North
Little Rock. vhlle paving with gissoi
ssris'entslly shot snd instantly klilei
Angus; Northp ang aSed II
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AT smAKEDrGAREp TO1GR.
The Enesctses - 49, 0eoso a. slse
Gseas Ea0eenA 0nE1

LoSpos. April A-The snnivssHsv
~ ShakeeTesres birthday wss che
bratcd tu3sy at Strsilorsi>op Avon. Ths
grammar school In which the esesc;nH
vere held we deccsstcd with hoeess.
nags and 6hakcspeessS portrsit The
nastsrs and pupils marched 20 Shakes-
pesres toob IN the sftcspSon and Gov
er~d 10 with liIlies After ali uthes
ceremonies the mayor of the sovn 10
liver~d . memorial sddrceA AZ iss cloup
the sudienc~ remained psrsectIy sfient
soe ten minutse and thea dinsaeupd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
TALKED foRAh HOUR
kaisss Wihslm Pay - vsHicsa
. W.
LEO WAS aATRea NERVOUS
~ vsun1 ~ rDu1s ~ uanA -
nsxiusa ~ - nne.ss
sf00Oaag.

| 8
eee seo0ag esuo - Guisinal -
u SsunaAs lega1isa v~ss nlIsa vieA
pessnas aaxioas - - ths Gmpssur a
Germany On IA. vav 4. h,.-.,S.- 80
Harv Va. Rueao- - - ~ -:
tsriss a The v,sic.s. oAosths -.
noon IT, 49,, -, a. ~..s-..
~ !. she i,.s;.. -. @
r.,,~A.S .'--..- a. -. se sac
49, s'sa nows ana
s' 20 we cu0uooous coesssng which
aonpopanDed hs psugssss The en-.
peeog allghtod hofoeo The IeRufion af
l3O O'Clock. Her Won nu.lo~,. prus.
| Ian minister N eAs v.s,..,, ..,.s.-a
him n the e.tr.ar- "a .s~-~.sss .
A;..i. T.a-h-I: -
W--~..- s"" es 40
c~ su 1eoeoees
Sosc" wsfe az for sassesn- O ehs
emperors teft hssd eat Cssdisal
Lncdochowski. FrcihrS narshsli voo
Beiberslsin. German miniuaer a for~is.
s6siru. the prince a p,ce. ana R.,.,.
Sturnm: on hie v,~hs C.r.l;,.I 49,; !
No., T.. 49,
49,. r.. - -. os.era' VOC
n.ans. saes soa boelo~ end the rest
tee guesn sat opposite the emperor
Donn9 tne suncncon the empnror vas
csspsonny cneenui. NE chsiscd
vsn NAsuosi !neooschski throughout
.ne meu ana sttcrwasus confinned tbs
use'ssuoo Tor twenty minutes or
~ .sv...
AZ sne sasscan.
~ ~ s caos. t%prsss Aasusts VIC
sent.f;ons orcro;sd hs,s ~
immc.i;st.Is IT, ,hs.. st a' % sIa
emprcar. their snits. and W., 49, a..
Ion nrv.,ssds,d IN ~. Pr,,.-;.n a. DIV
r;..,s. to ~. vss;,.a 1s.rS o.I
vere dr.~n M IN -. x u1
cr.rx ssrs.e sbros,rh ..h;ss ss" ~ s''e ~
nartv n.ssrd .nd t.sh;rS ~ Raa s
vcrc ,.scked ch.s,;c., sn-s... - 1s
ian Given. "
The v,s;c.r -. e,,.S ia 49,. a.
niSarics Of the chu,ch .nd r.s,.s
tives n TIA c.she,I;c r.h;,;.. - Is.s.
Csrrlinsl Nor.;rri ~. H..s -,
Prus.i.n is~.s;or ). .J..s - 49,. "a"
nceial nartv h.s3 r~.cAS% ~. ..ss.s
5;O ma r.. thsn mnsiI 90 49, ss~
emnernr .,1 .rcr- .--T
In REORGANIZATION, rith ~ ,,..,s
Their ms;ssfis. si;.St.S n r.
S 6andsnsso ~ n.,,s vs,-
usaior do,r.,. Pv;..> 9s....E "a go
AISorvAe4H; vhc - .S-tS;... 49,
thn rDasPf UaR~ p~~>mN>6 - H.. "
Rsaio~ 80 ~S.S~S ~" ~
- N ~ ri~ht -S~.> -
cua,nIe -. rscs;v.S II ~ C,.-rs:-
nm ~ ~, Ss.r~ssa -s -
monics.
. : :
o % - Fu4~
IN nuor vnuorm
S SnS - s"s pso4 - tne nrss
"a. cs's eua~ psso MIN miiitasy,
"a. sns ooN q tne fellow
80 Suss snsH ms!esss wee mt ~
sIe nc No sncm 20 tnree chs1sS
vn,eo nso peen recea nsor TIE middle
q tns Uom. ~ Gown wStn them and
S9nvesseo VAN DON tcr nttnen uinueea
Inc enp.cs tncn ruce- Ihe tole sum
monco tnc MAYOR domo. Who accom.
psn'ed hes majesty 10 the gaileQes and
PIessn'eo 10 ncr e.ommander rrsconn
anu the museum omciaA Under their
Gu,o.nC enc Proreeded Va the ducal
naiI, t!c oix!ine chapel ana the other
rooms IN wn,cn me arr treasures os the
'ssscso s0 snovn.
Meantime the emperor remained IN
Soversstm 9 wm the fope. while
re,nerr Msrsnei Won b'cter.seu Sas
"a atsenoanss ~ see ante cnamts. The
'sseI,,e~ ns. snssu my eseht minutes
: n,'eI sne oepeStuS o. oe empress. Inc
the emperor. although asniselc. seemed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

~ Secretary Tracey IA. sssrertei the
presidency - the New York state
isag,fe fnr ssssd rnasis
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DEPiDRE nAELsus AT7y1vpG
Oerasaay uess Nsa aAhe Dlh AssDeo1n
TOUas0 Du0ewsl

Bx&LIs. April A-The 0erussnia -
plos~s the empsspx's unqualified support
a the Italian nonarchy. fbe origin q
which. IL sdds. must lp trsced bark 60
the syoiisfion d the kess f toe cath,
oiie church. spd the tendency ~ which
10 b. peu~tusse injussss< toward the
church. The pspev conelsds~ lis srsscis
ky reminding catholics that Germany b
or the eve a an eie~ticn. and esllips
uyvpu them 10 think a euapeross hossh
isy to prr~i r,ghts 4 reception in hsrser
a Emperor William viii be gryeu sl
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NFFICIAL-DEPARTME OF STATE WASH
" inVton. DC. July I3, 1893. Information has
been received at this department from Mr.. Lewis A.
Fafnp the acting consul general Of the United
At Bangkok Siam. of the death the 14th Of March
1893 81 Bangkok. of hlonzo Moore, resident of
siam for thirty years (millwrghD. The legal repre-
sentaives of the deceased obtain further informa
tion by applying TO this department.. Per dispatch
No 80. Dated May IL. 1893. 1t
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TOMORRow's STAR.

1t VIII Be Full of Features That VIII In
terest You.
The sixteen-pase STAR tomorrow afternoon
viii be found well worthy of thorough perusal
from the top Of the first page to the bottom of
the sixteenth. 1t will be brimfull of good
things Many Of the special chapters will be
sttractively illustrated. The following articles
viii bs found unusually interesting.
ON THE RIVER Qllustratsd).
The pleasures of boating on the Potomac
during the summer months.
THE MAKING OF BREAD CIllustrated).
How the people Of Washington are supplied
withthousands Of loaves daily.
PARIS By THE SEA illustrated.
The m:d-summer pleasures at gay Trouville.
Special correspondence Of tn. EVENING
STAR.
THE LITTLE CHINA SILK QIlustrated).
A dress which is durable and which always
locks well.
A TALK WITH EcKELS
The beardless youth now controller Of the
currency.
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.
A question winch must be definitely deter
mined by the next Congress.
THE ROYAL MARRIAGE.
Gossip about the young prince and princess.
SEEING THE FAIR.
Some Of the many things that have interested
an observing Washington visitor.
Mr.. HoKE SMITH.
A chat with the new Secretary Of the Interior
about himself and public questions.
BEATING THEIR WAY.
How cheap trips are made to the worlds fair
By nervy tramps
THE COST OF AfIss.
An episode in the life Of Amber Pasha Writ
ten for The EVENING STAR. By Justin
LAWS COST MONEY.
How Congress spends many millions yearly
on its own support
INSIDE HISTORY.
The much-talked-of wormley Conference
Old landmarks. By John y. Coyle.
A STREET IN CAIRO.
Not in tie Egyptian city, but duplicate at
the worlds fair.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
Need for large expenditures in public i'm
provements.
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The Manchester and River Queen This Even
ing to Marshau Hall and Indian Head.
The regular Friday evening Indian Head trip
Of the Manchester at 6:45 O'Clock this evening to
Marshall Hall and Indian Head will be supple
mente1 this evening by the River Queen at
ocloc, Returning. the Manchester viii leave
Mar h,l Hall at 9 80 and the River Queen at
up IL Schroeder's band and orchestra will
render a selection of twenty choice pieces on
steamer and pavilion The fare for the roup 4
trip ~ rs cents The popular Marshall Hall
and Indian Head trips Of the company are
given On each Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evening throughout the summer.
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FOR lighthouses.

Tor RENT-BY OWNER 15O2 ST. n. w.; s
rooms. bath. &c good repair hne location 50. TO
cable cars to good tenant $40 1107 s st. NV.
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OFFICES. &C.

!. OFFICES, &C.
lGunton bldg. 2 base
ment rooms. $50. Is. 90
so 4S8 Ia ave. back room
3D. hoor..............o. 90
go Guntoc building. vault
room. 3. 90
40lstore and dwg. 1909
F st NV, Tor. 900
Store and dwg. Md
so ave sw, 8 rs.............b5
Store and dwE. 1OOl
30 g st Sc. 7r. 80 30
Store and dwg. go
% 18th st. 4rs. =. 80
Store rm and stable,
% 200 X ri ne ......,,.15
Store and dwg. 913v
y ct NV. 20
20 Store and dwelling, 42S
18th ct NV. 80
20 Shop rear 1870 o st NV. 5
20 Stable rear 1895 10th
lelstsbIe rear S5s oath st
~" ~. "
15Stable rear 623 + ct NV. 5
1o Stable rear PCT Q ct NV. =
Ill x ST. NV. Sr. so
80 663 T st ne, ar. .25
1918 18th 81 NV. Tor. =. As
so 1859 and 1889 F st ne,
30 Sr.,:.:..............20.50
80 33l 10Th st SO. Or. -. .l& Is
@7 23th st NV. Or. =. Is. 80
30 34l2 P st NV. 10. 25
407 II st NV, Ar Ia. 80
1891 to 1871 25th st,
l0o6 n j ave NV. 6r. :. Il. 81
50 RI III 4th st NV. Ar. l.. 80
81 ~ st ne. 4r......11. 80
O629 G ct sw. 4r.......l3. 80
90 1888 I'd st Sc. Ar. 10
239 1874 st sw. Ar. 10. rs
ton Of the property on my
at office for bGlletin issued
lyl4l Il. T.. WAGaAkAN.
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PERSONAL.

IN The COOL OF THE EVENING WRITE US
i that postal Fancy rates for gents discarded gar
IVA JCsIHs OLD STAND 6l9 st. n.~.
4 IL Who ARE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
n will learn something to their advantage by ad-
On essing CONFIDEN1lAL.
tyl4-im Box AZ. Star Office.
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers send l0c. to
). W. FLYNN. A NJ. Ivy Institute.
te30fm' Southwest corner Sth and SITS n
A UTHOkIZED PRIV Ale DETECTIVE AGENCY.
N Communications promptly attended to; cOnfden-
tiAl once open all hours. Best references. WI.
WILLIAMS. Manager, go y NV. Established 1850
,e2Q1m'
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BOARDING.

COPEN TOWER 25l9 PA. AVE. NV. COOLEST
~ place in city; convenient to departments; midst
large shady grounds; investigate and be convinced
jyl31w'
1I'HE .'WOODMONT," IOWA CIRCLE, GOOD
table board all the deicacies Of the season sum
mer rates. j. +. ROBINSON. Proprietor. je15-:Im
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Before breakfast BromO-seltzer
Acts AZ u brscer. Trial bottle, 10c.
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN MANICURE AND cHIRoPoD-
MI list 7O3 18th ST. y. N-The only Importer ana
Manufacture of FINE MANICUREsn aud CHIROPoD.
Isl GOODS south VI New York no2DR
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EOR RENT-BY r.. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ES-
tate and insurance Broker. 10th and SITS n W.
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EOR RENT
Il 1884 n H ave, new.
9r. bath and cellar. $3.50
Offer wanted.
After July Is. fine fat.
Sr 4 bath. all m -. 20
63l G Sc, 9r&bath 30. 80
22l6 inv. Sr l. bath. 30. so
l0O6 y Z av re. crab. %. 30
I'll 10th NV. 7r b b.. 80. AZ
fvQ
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LOR RENT-STORE
Il Gunton bldg, rooms
u. %. 25. 20. 81 and
@...........-......$T3
I'd and Sd floors. 63l La
ave. ..................
515 11th st, rooms /
and 2.................
Gunton building. room
IL. and 1 basement
rootn..-............3 81
Gunton bldg. rooms
II and 23............
Gunton building. rooms
81 and ~.
623 + st. 3 rooms, 30
moor. ...................
Gunton bldg. rooms
81, 35. 81.
Gf3 + st NV. room /. :,
5la 18th st, rooms 4
and 5...................
5Io Hth st room g..
central building. room
..-.-... ...........
W D, "a a. we oach rooh'
co3 ~ y rio ~ -. ~. .
o., . s' ,t oIs1sn nool. :
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FOR EXCHANGE.
I OTIS EXCHANGED IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTs
- Holnead Manpr and Petworth by the owner for
improved property. Address p O. Box 2S1, with
description and prlce Of property offered jyl3-3t'
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

TINTED STATES
~ DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS.
sos 1th st. NV. between Boston House" and
New Palais Royal"
French dry cleaning q speciality.
French dry cleaning specially.
Garments and goods of every description cleaned,
dyed and pressed in the finest manner Telephone 206.
Goods called Tor and delivered. jyI9-3in
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FOR RENT-HOUSFS

FOR RENT-EXTRA INDUCEMENTS To PER
manent tenants several houses in northwest q nd
northeast; rents sl6. 30, S17. 30 S21 So s:s2 sol
$40 20 WRIGHT STOCkETT, GIG E st. n. w.
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FOR RENT-A HOUSE OF 20 ROOMS ON IITV
=, - pet q and Fl n. W; steam heat: two bath rooms:
large yard just the place for large boarding honse
ana dlning rooms be easily enlarged II necessary
Viii lease for three yesrs more; the unfurnished
rooms nave usually brought in a rental of S3O0
monthly without board attention. will rent the
whoie premises now for $500 monthly and give nos
session In 70 days Only those who able TO raw
given. WkRRFN CIJO ATE A. COS oe
iyS6t S20 I1tb :. -,
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Il CHARLES W. HANDY
90 18th at NV.
1017 ct NV 13r 4 ST. &S3. j l1O2 Fla ave- 7r 20
1880 10th NV, Tor 80 80 514 7th ST ne 81 an
1851 18th st NV, so 2l3 X st W. lr .5J 30
3O05 st NV, Tor. ... -. so ~ II st wv store " 90
Cor 9th and H SITS ne. as st NV. Or q bath. 20
str l0r... 10 Three houses 2d near
46 H st NV store 4 6r.. ~ INV, 6r.....IS 80
1749-l7o3 18th st NV. i122S I'd NV, Or and bath 4
AZ LOG I'd st nv. Is
~ 9th st ne, ST.. 20 Rooms 9O3 9th NV. I'd
l6l6 Vt NV. Sr. ..35. 30 floor ........ II
l40 c st Sc, 81. 30. so Rooms BOB 9th NV Sd
621 I'd st NV, TT. 80. 80 floor ..............a
1905 Marion NV Sr. 30 so 2l4l ID st NV A. 10
1906 9th NV. Or bath. 30 92& Del NV. 4r.....S
517 I'd st ne, 7r...,... %
Plat sos 18th st. n. W, @45.-
Once rooms in the handsome new building OF the
District Title Insurance Company for rent at low
prices. i,S
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2:t25 Cnanplsin av. Or. SIS
1903 Pa ave Sc. 5r.......ls
'l143 10th. Or. Is
o0S 23d nv. Or. ......14.:b0
1lt2 4th st Sc. 6r....l4. 30
2309le Champlain ave,
or...-.-.-......:....10
Storage room. SlS 18th. B
Stable rear 1919 q. 2
stalls. II
GEO. W. LINKINS,
200 18th st. n. W.