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Resolutions at the Annual Conclave
Of knights TempIars.

The forty-second annual conciave OF the
Grand Commandery Knights Temp.ars of
Indiana Is in session here. Yesterday after
noon the conclave. elected officers and heard
The announcement of the committee for the
ensuing year The reports OF the officers
were made. Resolutions were adopted ex-
pressing sympathy for the oppressed Chris
tans in Armenia
The report Of Grand Commander Walter
VI. Hindman showed that the order has
enjoyed a steady growdth. The total men,
bershp in the State is now 3.493. being a
slight increase. The showing is regarded as
good. considering the depressed times. The
grand commanders report includes an out
line of the proceedings of the trlennial con-
clave ct Boston last August
William Fl. smythe made his eighth annual
report as grand recorder. II shows the total
receipts for the year at s11.Sos.66. The dis
bursements were S.7zo.14 leaving a balance
of S.5SS52- During the last year fifty MEM
bers were lost by death and liz through
other causes. There were go accessions.
Mr.. Smythe says. In his report, that he is
endeavoring to obtain the pictures of all
the past grand commanders and is meeting
good promise of success. He has been un-
able to lind that OF Henry q. Lawrence, the
first commander. The following officers
were elected:
Grand commander-Wsnifred t. Durbin,
Anderson.
Deputy Grand Communication E. Red
mond, Logansport.
Grand Generalissimo-John III. Nicholson,
Richmond
Grand Captain Generally William E. Perry
man. Terre Haute
Grand Prelate-Rev. Hebert A. Percival.
Logansport.
Grand Senior warden-Eugene W. Kelly.
Muncle
Grand Junior warden-L p Newly.
knightstown.
Grard Treasurer--Joseph w. Smith, In
dianapoiis
Grand Recorder-w. II. smythe. Indian
apol.s.
Grand Standard Bearer-sidney W. Doug
las
Grand Sword Bearer-Frsderick Glass.
Grand warder-charies Goltra. Crawfords-
vie
The following standing committees were
announced:
on credentiais-w. III. Smythe, Frank
Bass and David 5. Hogin- On visiting Sir
knights-H. W. Mordhurst. Samuel F. Day.
Siren Warner and James IL. Harrison. On
charities and ispensations-Simon s. John
son. ID. T. Bacon, Martin II. Rice. Charles
W. Slick and George W. Graham. On
grievances and appeals-George w. +. Kirk.
Z. B. Bishop and 3. NJ. Wiioughby. on
NJ. Thias. c. l. Showa.ter, Jacob VI. Ch..las
and William Henderson. On claims-John c.
Warren. A. r. White and Fred Glass. On
correspondence-N. r. Ruckle, Isaac Shdier
and John w. Pottinger. On Templar juris-
prudence-N. r. Ruck.e. Samuel Il. Sweet.
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The ntwilbe to
Company which will
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Indian Aprl16 TRUST COMPANY.
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nearly all the members of the diplomatic
corps of London and many other notabilities.
There was ; luncheon after the ceremony In
marquee on the lawn ct Childwickbury,
Maple. The bridal couple afterwards started
for the Duke of Albans's chateau, near
Seville, Spain. The bride. and groom re-
ceived over 600 gifts.
VIENNA, April 15.-Count Won Lambers
and Princess Dorothea Won Hohenlohe.
Ven -Schillingfurst, were married
here to-day. Cardinal Gruescha, archbishop
of Vienna, ofhcfeted-
WARRINER--DILLON.
NEW YORK. April 17.-Miss Suzanne.
daughter of ex-Judge j. F. Dillon, was mar
ried to-day to Gerard Warmer, of East
bourne. England. The ceremony was per-
formed in st. Bartholomew's Protestant Epis-
copal Church, the Rev. Dr. David II. Greer, OF
floating. Owing to a recent death in the
Dillon family only immediate relatives at
tended the wedding dinner which followed the
marriage.
FRYE-HENSON.
Special to the Indianapolis journal,
MARTINSvILLE, Ind, April 15.-Clar-
ence F. Frye and Miss Edna Henson, two
prominent young society people of Bloom
ington, came to this city to-day and were
quietly married They left on the evening
train for bloomington, their future home.
NUSBAUM-
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART. Ind, April 15.-John W. Nus
baum, editor and proprietor of the Shipshe-
wanna Tribune. and Mrs. Minnie Haines were
married at her home in this city at noon to-
day by Rev. II. b. Townsend, of the First
Presbyterian Church
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II. H. Lancaster E. W. Patrick. E. d.
Palmer, /. B. Weber, Henry g. Thayer and
Walter Vail.
The following special committees were an
nounced:
latt and William Geake. On Christmas
toast-C. w. FARTHER. w. H Swormstedt
and William II. Lease. On inspection-John
B. Faulkner, n. T. Agnew and ]. NJ Wat
kins
Z. d. Palmer. of Richmond. introduced the
following resolution. which was adopted, 1t
being understood that the expression will
be heard this morning:
THAT the committee on neurology prepare
and present to this Grand Commandery an
expression of feeling with reference to
the atrocities perpetrated by the Turks upon
the Armenian Christians and that our rep
resentatives in Congress be furnished with
the same"
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Iryfngton Notes.

Mrs. George Bell of Plainfield, a guest of
Mrs. Dr. Thompson, returned nome yester-
day.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will meet
tomorrow night with Miss Boyles, in Grand
avenue.
Mrs. R. Z. Moore will entertain a number
of young people this evening for her son
Edward.
Miss Lucia Berger has issued invitations
for a party, to be given tomorrow evening,
at her nome, on University avenue.
DR.. Mary Wood-Allen lectured in the IT.
vington Downey-avenue Church yesterday
afternoon. under the auspices of the W.
c. I. u. Her subject was Purity"
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Mrs. Antoinette Kirland pend

At her residence on West Washington
street, at 1920 last night, died Mrs.
Antoinette Kirland, widow of the late Pat
rick Kiriand, of this city. Mrs. Kirkland
was the sister OF the late James B. and
Richard ]. Ryan and of Thomas F. Ryan,
who survives her. Mrs. Kirland, came with
the members of her family to this city from
johnson county early in the fifties and has
resided here continuously since Three chill
dren survive her. Nora E., Charles r. and
John +. Kirkland.
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In 1850

In 1850
Browns Bronchial Troches- were introduced. and
their success as cure for Colds Coughs Asthma and
Bronchitis has been unparalleled.
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WHAT THE BUSINESS is

WH<AA LIE 1o&1oA1~ A~SS -
Statements Regarding all Points
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner OF 9th snd 3 srreers.
In effect November IL, 1855.

In enect November ID. 1Sso.
fc:S An. PEN rENNsyLyaNIA LIMITED: Pullman
Harrisburg 70 Chica:o. Cincinnati. Indianapolis,
St. Louis. clerciaad and Toledo. Busef Parior
1850 AN FAST LINE.-rullman Bune, P.rlor
Car {. Harrisburg; Parior and Dining Cam,
$40 Pm. scHicaGo 1SD ST LOUIS ExPREss.-
ing and Dinire Cars, Harrissars to- to s. LOUIS LOUIS
Cincinnati. louisville and Chicago.
tnG Car to Chicago and Harrisburg to Cleveland.
10 P:M soITHwEsTERN EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeping and Dining Cars to 81. Louis, and Sleep
ing Ger HaT PsIF to Gne,nHsa
$50 AM :. Kane. Cana ..aaicus. Rochester and
, sSsi AN F' r srs sH s snss ., EXCEPT
sunday. Fe- W.'iamrport daily. S:4e pm
Ing Car Wassinsisn TO Suspension Bri ta sis
10: 20 Pm &c. Erie oanandnigua. Rochester, Buff
faio and Niasara Falls daily. Sleeping Car WASH
500 ES':Sss sss ri. m o. H, an
REGULAR !. s:Gs %p!s s ST; Is: $50 100
q; g Pm q Sunday 7;cs DINING Carr 10.
wed wss. s;ys Express, ra:i6 week days. S;Oi and
For Boston. without change. $50 AN week da,..
For baltimore. e:s. i:o6 100 $50 800 1000.
S:l5, $40 a 90 Limited. 40. $50 $40, eos
$50 ITO. 1880. 10 20. l1:15 and II :3s PM
On SUNDAY. 705 7:zo. s.0o. s:0o, 1880. II 90
AN, I2:i5. l:15, 901. S:15. SEQ (4:oO r.frttedl
80 $50. Sos. $40. TIA. 1000. le:40 and
HIS PM
For POpe's Greek Line. TO AN and 4:3e Pm.
For Annapolis. 80. s.cs AN. r2:rs and a.,
pm daily; except Sunday. Sundays. 600 AN
and 40 I'm.
Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Richmond. lack
sunvillc and TAMPA. 40 AN. see p NJ daily
Richmond and Atlanta. $40 PM daily. Rich
mond only. 1857 An. week days
Accommodation for ouantico 7:iS AN. saily and
4:25 PM. week days
1850 AN. 1880 lao $40 4:25 500. 5:5z,
6:15, 500, 1910 end IL 30 Pm. On sunday Al
$50. 7:45. 9:i5 An. 2:45. e:la. s.o2 and 1910
Pm.
Leave Alexandra for washinston Cos. e:ss, 7.eo.
500, 9.10. 1918, 10:2S An, t.oo, 2:i5 500.
3.23. 500, $50. 6:l3 TOO, 7:2e e-ia Io.sa
aud IL :vS Pm. On Sunday 6:43 e:l9 lO:2s
An. 2:15. $50. 7:o0. 7:20 s:l0 and 10 90 p M
Ticket Offices. corner 18th and @ streets and AT
the station. 9Th aud streets where orders can be
left for the checking Of baggage to destina ton from
hotels and residences.
g. NJ. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
no16
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MANICURE

SUpERFLUoUS HAIRS, BIRTHMARKS MoLES
&C.. destroyed forever by ELECTRICITY; freck.
l.s premature wrinkles and all facial biemsh.s
removed FACIAL MASSAGE. No pain, scar
no faura. GJ2 4 st nv. des3l Inn
FACIAL BLENlSHES MOLES, WARTS AND So
perth GUS hair removed, leaving trace, by the
electric needle process Only sure and permanent
cuIe; specialist, has had years OF experience
MARGARET NJ. RETRAlE, 7O7 18th H. W.. Room
3. Id floor Inn signl. de21-2w
MADAME LIE FEIRE. BEAUTY PARLDRS
Nanieuring, shanpoOi1g nassage and steumiag
of face BY lrst-c1ass artists. lib Il ST. NV,
Rooms 20 and %, Washington. DC. sel-im'
MADAME PAYN, HIGH-CLASS
MANICURE AND CHIROp1DIST
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. 703 18th ST. NV.
SuIdaye. I'm. to ! p.m- uo16-4d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-01

Filled December 81. 1895. ]. r. Young Clerk,
COURT o. THE UNITED STATES foR s' SAID SAID
In re the right of way for the Rock Creek inter-
in Washington city. in said District
Upon consideration OF the petition filed in this
Charles F. Powell, Commissioners Of the District
of Columbia, seeking condemnation of right of way
psrceIs of land in squares numbered IL. % west
4 81, 30, 4s aid ~ in Washington city, in the
1t is. this alst day of December 1895, by the
court. ordered that the said c. H. Stanley. the
Eaton. William Corcoran HIIl and Thomas Hitch.
cock. executors and trustees of the estate OF WILL
lam E. Schneider, Richard L. Pniro and Paci;icus
Ord. and all other persons owning claiming any
hereby required to appear In this court and make
Of Eebua 1885, at which time the coHr Will Sig
Roceed with the condemnation Of the right Of way
for said sewer through said lands
for said District serve copy OF this order on such
this District ut least seven days before the said
10th d,y of February, 1886.
And provided further that copy of this order be
published in The Evening Star newspaper at least
Six times. and the Washington Law Reporter once.
By the court: W. s. cox. Justice
True oopy-Test: J. Z. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY Il j. MEIGS. Jr-. Asst. Clerk. jal-6,
Issued December 20. 1885,
ESTATE OF ANZOLETTE II. KNIGHT. LATE OF
District OF Columbia. No. 7OO9. Doc. p
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia, holding Or
pbans Court, for probate of n last will ard for
letters testamentary said estate by Abby h
McLane this is to give notice to all concerned to
appear In said court Friday, the nth day of
January, AID. 1886, at 10 O'Clock an. to show
cause why such application should be granted
Attest: J. NOTA Mct;IIl.
Register Of Wills d.. @.
GORDON GORDON. Proctors for Applicant.
de25-law3t
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FOR Rt,NT-61S ST. S.W.; CONVENIENT LOCA-
tion: in one OF the prettest squares in the city;
comfortable fve-roem brick; newly painted and
papered.
ALSO. fve-room fat over store, at 210S 14th
st. NV; for right tenant will add modern i'm
prOyeMents.
ALSO, light and airy store room Mt 21OS 18th
st. NV. Rent FOR all OF above properties very
reasonable. Apply only to
PERCY METZGER, Attorney -at-law,
do 479 Louisiana avenue n W
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL cARRINGToN, ATToRNEy-AT-LAW,
Webste- Law building, sos D st. NV, WashinR-
ton, DC. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flat,
New York ave. und 9th ct. NV. sells
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FOR RENT-CoMMoDloUs HOUSE NEAR BRIT
ish enpassy: suitable for entertaining; iargs
rooms en- suite; large pantry; kitchen On first
floor; new plumbing, etc. h II. RoBEkrSoN,
1410 G ct. Oc2A-tf
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Srl,s.ds,la I'm xz<kc<.t A,ox,cr,t,rE y iSaS


Trsies ienre daily from Onion statiou (B. and
Pr 9Th and SITS.
Through the grandcst scenery in America. with
the handsomest and complete solid train serr-
ice west from Washington.
2:5 PM. DALY:-.Cin.innati and St .1puis
Special'-Solid vestibuled. Newly Equ,:Tr-d. Elec-
frfc-hgined- Steam-heated Train Pv..nfin's finest
sleefng cars Washington TO Cincinnati. Indianapolis
and st. louis daily. Dining Car from Washington.
Arrive Cincinnati 500 an; indianapolis, IL 80
an: Chicago. $50 plm-: 81. Louis. Go I'D
lexington. l1:lo am; Louisville IL 80 am. tva
Cine; nnatf.
l1:1o PM DAuy.-Tse famous IF. r. Y. lin.
fled" A solid Festibuled train with Dining Car
and Pullman Secpers for Cincinnati Lexisston and
Louisville without change. Pullman Sleeper WASH
trcfcn to Virginia Hot Springs. without change.
Wednesdays and Saturdays, Arrive Cincinnati. b:s0
Pm: Lexington 600 pm: Louisville. $40 ID. m.
indianapolis, II .0S p.m-; Chicago. 80 an: ST.
Louis. f:se an aud Hot Springs. ais m. con-
pects in Union Depot for all points.
1857 AM EXCEPT SUNDAY.-For Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Only rail line.
2:?5 PM DAHf.-Express for Gordonsviile.
Charlottesville. wnyEeshoro'. Stnunton and priu-
eipal Virginia points. daily; for Richmond daily.
except Sunday
Puiln nm locations End tickets af comrauy's Of
aces 5lS and '421 Pennsylvania avenue
H. ". FULLER
Do1S General Passenger Agent
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ffUISEs ".
TH0S. j. FISI Her 4 CO..
de2S-tf 1924 i st. NV.
de2S-tf

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did condition.: excellent neigh .orhOod CONS;
large Iarior; all mod iHlFs. furnace back alley
on ard near car lines: rent reduced to $50: Go6
18th st. Sc. Apply at 300. Stabiing TO rent, cheap
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FOR PENTHOUSE, ROOMS AND BATH;
nodHn Improvements; 1871 " J. ave-: s22.IS
Pr Ea0ntl. Also hGuse, IA rooms; 1SlS Wyoming
ave-: reht SO. Apply 1106 l. st. deJo-3t"
FOR RENT-PRFsS- BRICK BAf-wINDOW: s
rooms ami. and concrete cellar; nice yard:
stoves all clean; tady to move in. Must he seen
10 New York ave. da.,-iw@
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FOR RENT
1882 10th NV, f0r&b. .$fi5
S13 e NV, 10r-. 81
1875 Corcoran. 10r&bi7. 20
1903 L st NV. 10
202 Del az ne, Tor. 80
100 18th NV, 14r&5 2Du
600 y c ay Sc, ilr&b.Si5
tlelt-3w" TYLER & KU
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FOR RENT-NICE SIN-ltOOM HOUSE. I3i 18TH
st. Sc. in perfect order; rent, Si3. Inquire
unY Ii,Anr =
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED sTEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works - Carpets cleaned N the best manner
Mattresses made to order. Address Office 1870
Pa. ave-, or 'ptene S0i. Works, 1O65-67 18th st.
n01-tf II. NEWMYEH, Manager
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
schedule la erect December 30, 1895.
Al trains arrive and lrsye at Pcnn< rlynnia


All trains arrive and l-sve at Pennsyivnnia
500 AMDals a.JsassT ,s stI nsn.,. coua-e q.
Manassas for sirisburg daily, except Sunday. and
aas Lynshbars with the Norfolk and wesssrn daily
u:I5 AM.-DaIly-ne UNITED STATES FAST
MAIL carries Pullman Buffet Sleepers New York
ano washington to Jacksonville. uniting ut Char
i0t,s s Nth Pullman Sleeper fe Asusta also Pull
gomery. connecting at Atlanta with Pullman
40 PM.-Locsf for sirasSu i daily ii except
al 49,, P ! L Local for caa.eits.zlIis,
NJ MEESIERN yESfIBuLED LIMITED composed Of
Cosches Puimsn sieeper New h Isrt IT, s ana
a n9o Hot springs, ~ G.; New Yerk to Memphis via
sas and 10 4" YORK to II T.m "a,
via cnariotts. col1m6i. and J.ck.mrills. xe.h
trains ass1 hs's Gfisns AND ROUND
day: oaiy iet Round in1 sn fs daily e.ssDt
81 and 500 PM daily any from ROUND EHi s:os
AN. eaily. except Sunday. from Leesburg
-, Through trains from 5hs soaiL arrive Washing
day. and $40 An daily from esaflctte ssf sun
81 sns sos .as
niue. and at Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger STA
W. h. GREEN. General Superintendent
]. n. CUP, Traffic Manager.
A. TURK, q neral Passenger Agent.
desc L. s. BROWN. Gen. Agt. Pass Dept.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule I'm effect December 1, 1895.
Leave washingtoa from station corner Of New
Far r, Je-.ay S avenue and g st. ,,,,,e.
su ass cnsia 81 Louis and Inaian,ps vsst-
For pi,tshuTg and Cleveland. Express daily l1:so
For Lezi,,sion aud staunten. 1I:se an
For nnras Ss,a ana T Ea stations , 80 p pm
ch.ft.nooss. Memphis and New orieas. $40
IN. m. dany; Sleeping Cans through.
For saIfin ore week 0 DAYS 500. c:so. 1850,
.7:Os. IT:is. Isae. $40 1850. 1850 XII %
81. .s:os. isIo Sac. s:ss. ss:so. go as:os
,s;iS; go as:os $500. 10 iosco ni:S0 pn-
For Annspolis. TO and $50 an, 1918 and AZ
E: s:ss IL y, y =: :.a ;ss
IN isS :s:s0. ' .ss s'' POM ..Is's' S;is.
:, EsS w.shins,sa Janct,ss and way PORTS: a:,o:
pseip ans st.a,s as p enI1 !sns Stepping
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
s. For faiisds..sia: SsS Iett. Boston and the the
N~ns% ,NeeA u-ss e.Vo, D1nilig NAff. Sstp tVsos
anl:, DINING Carr. IL 80 u5.3e, Dining Carr. 3:eJ
S5;0o D1nmg Car. s:v6 pm. Q2-01 night sleeping
Tar, epen ut lo-00 o'clockl. Sundays a 90. Din
Ing Carr, e9:0o an, Dining Carr, ue:aa. Dining
Carr, 800 ts:t6. Dining Car, s7oe 12:oi night
Sleeping "a open for passenger 1000 p-R-D.
Buffet larioa Cars on ali day trims.
For Atlantic City, 1000 and ii 80 s.m., 1890
Except sunday ~. !.Ds1iy. Sundays only.
xExpress ifsiBs-
baggage ealIed for rBd checked from hotels and
resideRces by Unien Transfer Co. orders left at
ticket Offices, 6I9 Pennsylvania northwest,
aERnlr and x4r LAT 1Drstr
Il. d. CAMPBEII. CHAS. a. SC-IiII.
Cen Manager. Gen Pass Agt.
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FOR RENT-THE LAFAYETTE, NO. 4 I.AFAY-
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members and others; rooms, with board, en- suite
single. de3o-(;as
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Filed December 81. 1895. J. r. Young Clerk,
IN The SlfREAE COURT OF THE DIS rRICT
OF COLUMBIA, SITTING AS A DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOB SAN
DISTRICT
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FOR RENT-A PLEASANT NICELY FURNISHED
room in quiet. private family; location conven-
lent neighborheod desirable; excellent table board
near by; terms satisfactory. Please call 192.
h st. NV. de31 Ga
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FOR RENT-WTTH BOARD.1233 MASS AVE-,
two very handsomely furnished communicat ting
fronf looms; bay window; southern exposure: per-
feetly heated: table boarders accommodated.
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FOT lighthouses
: FURNISHED,
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
ina g. 1Gt & st ar n isf
wyoming ay %. 2er3l5l Woodley lane. Ter. ..125
St 9r I'm, r., "a s0a p = FL
9 t y 18th. i2r. Sd sd st M III. e. Is
Mass :, nr nth. Isl. IS st mr. 18th. isr
St =, NV Nv n mr.. 10Th % zo.h 2. 2 , 12s
near i7th iss s' st as
N Capitol st cor q, Corcorsn nr 18th, Or. 100
18th cor ca: IS ISL St It as n nF ~ g
F St mr. 10th. lsr... .1@ St list Sc. 1Ir.. .n
i7ts st near 4er 1so Fla or a1 mr. 18th
list cor o. Tor. 1855 Coreoran i1rh, 11r. q
9f is1s 2i s 1s sthx
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pe.le. nr nr ,s 70. $, ne nE "a
Sc Rta lSE Houzs s?!h
de2s-tf 1924 St NV.
FOR RENT-1122 VERMONT AVE. FURNISHED
or unfinished, large dwelling. with stable, for
term OF years: house to be modernized and all
10nd tons made to suit tenant. TYLER & RUTH
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FOR RENT-wANTED. A MARRIED CoUPLR TO
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d16-1m
FOR RENT FURNIsHED-13ol CLIFTON ST., co.
paths; hot water heat; cabinet mnntefs; saa
fo:s; electric lighting; electric bells; billiard
table: fully and handsomely furnished; $3.50 per
the premises. aoa5- lot
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT : 400 18TH 2o26 Portnes p, sr 20. so
sw, 5r.. .SS.e0 1893 10th NV, Or *. 50
2i2 sw, 4r...... .1o.o0i 1857 NV, Sr. SO 90
1927 Union sw. Or. .1o.Oe l454 NV, IT,. $500
1903 18th NV, 7r. .25 col
THEOD. FR1EBUS, Chic Bank bldg, 18th C G NV.
de2S-Gt
FOR RENT-1412 9TH ST. NV; 3-SrORY BI
Tor: and b.; cellar; furnace large yards; ami.
s. nitary plumbing; In excellent condition. S37. So
Apply to OWNER. 1916 S st. NV. de2S-6t'
FOR EENT-C0IUMBA HEFIHTS-NEW HOUSES
enc block north of Chinese legation. line of
14th street cable cars.
l3S4 Harvard street SIT so
lou fiarvufu street. 80. 90
LOU hurNSlu streee....... ............ C0.00
Apply to Waterman premises.
lc2S-6t BARR & SASNER O,rnerx
FOR RENT-NICE HOUSE, l121 PATH ST; SIR
and bath; will rent cheap. Also, house 300 G
ST. NV; large store AID s rooms; SIS per month
The owner win allow agents commission to his
tenants. Apply f025 I'D st. NV d2T-1mos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MALE.
"ANIfD-1OUNG TRAINED MALE NURSE WILL,
eeohpihy gentleman ira cling, such or as
.o.sP4ai'o, exp Thence mere and abroad; massage;
HeiIfe.res: teHns reasonaD1e. Apply promptly
Mt hsk, Office
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1887 5th NV, Sr&b. .35
l21 s st NV, 3r&b. i. AS
l2Ia Union sw, Or. .11.:9
$40 l st NV, 11r&5 80. so
l940 Vt ay NV, Sr. q. 80
80 It'll Sc, Ar. s.
9li Mass Az nw.11r&b. 15
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FOR RENTI435 L ST. NV. NEWLY FUR
nished rooms, list and ID floors, suite single;
private family; house clean and comfortable.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT.$so- 511 9Th ST. NV; 1sR. AND
bath; excellent condition.; well adapted for rent
ing rooms. CUTLER & GRAHAM, SOS st. NV.
ta1-tf
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FOR RENT-FRONT ROOM; HANDSOMELY FUR
nished, warmed and lighted, $40; breakfast If
desired; private family; references; electric ears.
1o22 9th st. NV de31-3ts
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SUBURBAN PkOPERTI

FOR RENT-NEw COTTAGE; ROOMS; PAPER
ed nicely; water in house; 10 acres of land.
fruit; on Met. R.R.: city, SIS
de21-2t 4 T. HOLTZMAN, 1921 ST. NV
EoR6S1fE-kENILwORTH,D d. c. CHOICE LOTS
$50. 500 and $250-$1 down and 81 weekly
money loaEed to build homes. ALLEN W. NAL
LERi & CO.. 624 st. NV. d2l
FOR RENT-NICE SUBURBAN HOME; SIR. HOUSE
stable and outbuildings: acres Of ground; en-
Sheriff road: only 5000 mo. ALLEN w. NAL
LERY CO., CD st. dH