davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21
HINTS ON SELF DEFENSE.
Corbett Tells How Man should Act When
Attacked ON the street.

Sometimes it happens that with the
best intentions in the world man at.
tackled by q rufiian is not able to get in
the first blow. This ought not to occur,
of course, yet it does occur at times,
and | want every one who reads these
articles to know just how to defend
himself.
You will notice that q loafer who
wants to be considered bad man al
ways wastes lot of time in abusing
his victim, calling names and Offering
to fight. Then is the time for disappear
ing if you can get away without any
trouble. 1t is always better to avoid
street fights
But if yor find it impossible to get
away hit your ruffian in the Jaw or on
the nose as hard as you can with
straight right hand punch. But suppose
that in your excitement you miss with
all your efforts. Then whatY My advice
is TO step back and watch for his return.
The art of stepping back in fight is
a difficult one. You always go in with
your left foot first, so that in punching
/ you can rest your weight on the ball of
the left foot us pivot while you swing
in all the weight OF your body behind
your right fist. Now, in stepping back
you must begin with the right foot
That leads the way and the left foot fol-
lows it, but never overtakes it.
Stepping in and stepping back are
good things to practice. You can dc
that any time, say before your bath in
the morning or before going to bed at
night. To become handy at it man
should practice every day until he
learns to go in by advancing the left
foot about 12 inches at time, bringing
, up the right foot corresponding dis
lance, then stepping forward with the
left foot again.
! When You step back after an unsuc-
cessful attempt to hit your man, don't
60 too far, or he'll think you re afraid
of him. Don't go more than. four feet
from him. Now watch him. Meet his
eye with yours, and you will be able to
tell just what he is going to do.
Don't be alarmed because your enemy
glares ferociously and swears loudly.
Glares and cuss words don't hurt any
body. Watch his eyes. If he swings his
right fist and arm at you like club
just hold up your left arm. That will
stop it as surely as a gatepost stops a
gate.
If he swings his left at you, stick up
your right arm. In either case do not
raise your fist higher than your eye.
The top part of your head can protect
itself The skull is very thick up there,
and any Ole who lands a punch OIL it
will break his fist.-James J. Corbett
in New York Sunday World.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21
BASEBALL BREVlTlES.

Tom Bannon is now playing with
Montreal.
Arson has fallen off in his stick work
this year, but as a fielding baseman he
is all right.
Pitcher Donohue of st. Louis has
played in more games than any twirler
in the League.
Arthur Irwin has worked his To-
ronto team up to the lead in the East
ern league race.
The salary list of the Boston team, in
Guiding Manager Selee and 16 players,
is said to be $33, 1000.
Kelly, the new umpire, is fellow
townsman of Tim Hurst. They both
hail from Ashland, Pa.
According to the New York Sun, the
release of Mailman by the Philadelphia
club was a mistake which has cost the
club thousands of dollars.
Billy Hamilton is fast getting back
to his old form. Even with a sprained
ankle and strained tendon he led a
merry pace for all base runners.
Denny Lyons, who was recently re-
leased by Pittsburg, has refused several
good offers. Like McAleer of Cleve.
land. he will lay off for the balance OF
the season and start afresh in tho
spring.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21

In the narrative of his journey to Bur
ma Captain CHI, r. f., incidentally gives
some scraps OF information that may be
found practically useful In one of his
stories he describes the way in which a
leak was stopped in II junk which met
with mishap while sailing up the Yang
TIE river The skipper of the boat was an
old lady, a widow, whom the captain, with
shocking lack Of gallantry, designated
Jezebel Her force of lung and store Of
bad temper were such that none of the
coolies or bontmen could withstand her,
and it was only when ascending the rapids
that she would for time yield her com
mand to the pilot.
On one occasion the junk ran aground
and knocked II big hole in her side .Jeze-
bel, looking ut it with unconcern, re-
marked, betva9n the whiffs of her pipe,
Cotton wool, by which she meant that
the breach was to be repaired with that
material, The coolies first put on plaster
of Witty brown paper, mud and grains of
rice. Over that they nailed "a piece of
wood and stuffed the interstices with cot
ton wool and bamboo shavings The patch
was, of course put on inside. The opera.
ton was "a long one and extraordinary rs
this method of boat repairing may appear,
it proved tolerably effectual, although from
the amount of bailing that was always
necessary afterward, one voyager suggest.
ed that the vessel should be called the Old
Bailee. -Harper's Round Table
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21
FOR JAPAN 5 EMPEROR
WILL RECEIVE \ HANDSOME
GIFT.
I'm the Form of an English Bible-The
Empress of China Received a SINH
lar Gift i'm 1894.

The American Bible Society announ-
ces that a large folio Bible in the Eng
fish language has been especially pre-.
pared as "A gift to the Emperor of ia.
pan and sent to Yokohama. 1t will
be formally presented at the first fit
ting opportunity after the Emperor $
return to Tokyo in the autumn.
The gift will be made in the name
of the American Bible Society, the
British and Foreign Bible Society and
the National Bible Society of Scotland,
which are jointly concerned in the
publication and distribution of the ia
panese Scriptures. The two agents,
Rev. Henry Loomis and Mr.. George
Braithwaite, of Yokohama, are 20
make all the necessary arrangements,
including the preparation of suit
able letter to accompany the book.
! The preparation of this volume was
suggested by the favorable reception,
which the Dowager Empress of China
gave in 1894, when a beautiful Chinese
! New Testament was given to her in
the name of ten thousand Protestant
Christian women of China. Recent
letters to the society from the neigh
borhood of Marash, Turkey, state that
since the massacre the demand for BIZ
bles has been greatly increased, until
it exceeds the supply.
Two reasons are given: First, the
destruction of many copies by fire, or
otherwise; and, second. an increased
desire among all classes to read and
understand the Bible.
Hundreds of Gregoran women in
Aintab are learning to read it. and
many Moslems are also reported to
be reading the Bible, having been very
much impressed by the fortitude of
the Christians during the trials
through which they have passed. and
looking upon the Bible as the source
of the courage which they displayed.
The Marash Sunday schools have a
large attendance, but the BOYS and the
girls are often unable to study their
lessons because they have no Bibles.
In other cases it may happen that in
large household the only person able
to read is little child. and so the fam
lily will gather around while the small
ten year old reads the Bible to them.
The opportunity and the call for the
increased distribution of the script
ures is one of the marked signs of the
day.
The Bible Society has received let
ters from Peru which state that four
of the men who have been most prom
irent in ohstructing the circulation OF
Bibles and evangelical work in that
country have died within twelve
| months
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21
CorneII's Football Coach.

Cornell's football management will
inaugurate the graduate coaching system
this year. G. w. Warner of Buffalo,
who is Cornell graduate and who
once captained the Cornell eleven, has
been engaged to do the coaching during
the coming season. Captain Beacham
of the '96 eleven and other players will
assist him. Captain McKeever has no
titled the candidates to report for prGo-
tice at Percy field Sept 10. Warner is
an experienced hand at this business,
he having turned ont winning teams
for the universities of Georgia and
Iowa. He will try to develop distinct
style of play. The Cornell elevens were
in former years coached by old Yale
and Harvard players.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21
Going to the Opera Underground.

A most interesting discovery has recent
ly been made in Paris which recalls an act
of Napoleon | This is the subterranean
passage which ran to the imperial box at
the old Theatre Italien.
The reason for the building of this I'M
foreground passage, which formed a feature
of nearly all the subsidized theaters of
Paris, was because of the attempt on the
life of Napoleon in the Rue Nacaise when
he was going to the opera.
BY means of this tunnel it was possible
for him to disappear from tho house with
out any one being aware at the moment,
while in the event Of necessity troops could
be introduced which would he able to dom
mate the audience should the necessity for
such contingency arisc.-Pcarson' S
Weekly
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21
The English Cricket Team.

Lord Hawke will not captain the
English cricket team that is coming to
this country, and in his place will be
L. f. Warner, one of the best amateur
cricketers in England. The nobleman
finds it impossible to get away, accord
ing to cable dispatch received at Phil
adelphia recently. Without doubt the
English cricket team will be one of the
strongest that have ever visited this
country, for it includes many Of the
best men in England.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21

"My boy came home from school one
day with his hand badly lacerated and
bleeding, and suffering great pain"
says Mr.. L. j. Schall, with Meyer Bros.
Drug Company of st. Louis, Mo. l
dressed the wound, and applied Cham
berlain's Pain Balm freely. All pain
ceased, and in a remarkably short
time it healed without leaving a scar.
For wounds, sprains, swellings and
rheumatism | know of no medicine
or prescription equal to it. I consii-
er it household remedy" For sale by
all druggists and dealers. Benson,
Smith & CO., wholesale agents for the
| Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21
M - LIZ
A Mean Trick.

"That WIS a mean trick they played or
the human snake at the last place he per
formed observed the ossifled man crack
ing hickory nut with himself. He'd tied
himself into "A beautiful sailors knot, and
the dwarf, who was envious, walked up
and stuck II scarfpin into him. Harper s
RaZar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21

Now blessings light on him that first
invented sleep 1t covers man all over,
thoughts and all, like II cloak; it is meat
for the hungry, drink for the thirsty, heat
for the cold, and cold for the hot.-Cer-
Vantes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21

In Russia the cheremiss shakes thu
baby till il cries, and then repeats string
of names to it till it chooses one itself by
ceasing it's tears.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21
with
Brains, Sir.

\ man once asked an Artist how
he mixed his paints.
"With brains, sir" he said.
Same way with our work. It's
mixed with thought, study and
brains. Mere mechanical quail
ty, almost anybody can give;
Art in mechanics but few un-
derstand.
That's why we excel. We give
our patrons the benefit of our
years of experience and studies,
when buying new decorations
for their homes.
How about your home?
Evening star., 1897-05-04

THE STOCK OF NEW '97 REMINGTON TAN
dems, Racing Wheels, Roadsters, Ladies' Models
and Juniors Wheels is now at its very best. We
prepared to deliver almost any model you
want immediately, giving you liberal choice If
enainels, saddles, handle bars and gearing. Pur-
chasers taught TO ride free. We expect to make
this the banner week OF the year, and Judging
from the good start have already made,
shall put out just twice many Remingtons this
week as during the best week OF last Year. There
is no risk In riding Remington Wheel. The
shield Of great name protects you.
that for eighty has stood for par excellence
In steel manufacture. II the Remington Wheel
is to be Judged 10y its makers IL IS certainly the
best In the world Price Sl00; $50 down, SO
monthly.
mv4-3t r. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR RENT-BY HENRY
1910 30th. 10r. ami. 5000
324 11th sw, Or. ami. 25. rs
9l4 Ith sw, Or. ". .15.SaI
g47 Md av sw, w,7r.w.15.OeI
315 7th sw, 4r, ami. !3.o0|
1893 9th sw, Or. 10. .53)
GOT 7th sw. stSiw 80. OF
G3G L Sc, -fr (col). IS. .4ol
my1-3t
Evening star., 1897-05-04
.RSER & CO., 91G r st.

WEX. sol TTH ST. S.w.
2i1 AZ sw. st&dw. .S14.0o
Z y Sc. Or, ami. .12.60
922 f sw. Or, wa. ..12.59
81 18th sw, Or. wa II. so
fS25 Union sw. .6r.w.1l.0o
TO C0LORED.
40 Sth sw, Or, W. 1900
l3 h NV, Gr. ami. 1890
Evening star., 1897-05-04
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

HERE'S A SNAP" FOR BICYCLE BUYERS IN
SsEHoND-HAND Sc .: WHEEIS-'9t ''waverly," SIS;
'o6 ''Beason." 5000: SO Centurion" $500:
80 .,shirt.'' $500: 80 VICTOR sss 90; 'gi
Spauiding. $4,000; '96 ''Fito llburg" $4,000. All
IN splendid shape. CLINE BROS 800 Pa. ave.
myl1w
FOR sALE-THE BEST LADIES wIITEI. N
America at the price. Sold in New York and
brooklyn under another name for SS5. We sell
IL here under the name of the 'Ma iestc'' at
$3.50. Fully equipped, style chain and mud
guard, brake, full nickel lamp and electric-strok
bell, Chase tire rubber pedals, All ready TO
mount ana ride. Only $3.50 Cash or easy
terms. Il. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. my4-3t
Evening star., 1897-05-04

1902 Green's ct. t.ir.N2.59
1904 Green's ct, irs. ~. so
RI 1916 l., 4 rms. 10. 80
~ 18th st nc. 1 rms %. 90
xS9 18th st sie..i rms. 0.c0
JAMES II. GREEN.
III 14th st.
Evening star., 1897-05-04
PERSONAL.

Will. ANY KIND PERSON WHO SAW MIR WNI
T.. frail, u, in the act of shooting my Great
ilane dog from the bay-Syia1Gv balcony Of tac
lto;el ATHo, Sunday afternoon at = o clock c,.,.r-
oasiy communicate with me. and | shall he most
happy to reward them most literally for any
trouble they might be put 10 for testifying g.
A ElNl, 1929 18th ST. NV IL
1 WILL GIVE ONE MONTHS SALARY. N TWO
payments, 10 any one securing Inc a position ,n
any OF The government departments as messenger
or 10 run elevator. Address MEsSSENGER STAR
Office.
GENTLEMAN PoSSESSED OF BUSINESS uIALI-
icatloiis and ncrve is desiTous a meeting Marty
requiring assistance ia promoting his her inter-
ests in strictly confidential manner. Address for
private interview, SECRET SERVICE Star Office
inyi-3t'
GREAT CAESARS GRANDMOTHER'S GHOST,
If yon hold back how ever 10 call and nav
you full cash rates for ofose gents left-off gar
ments! Get move on you. JuSTH'S OLD
SIAND. ol3 ID st. NV myI-5.u
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers: SeId he. TO 5. w. FLYNN ans
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLI .Eo;E
ap2i-lm' S.N. COR. STIi AND X SIS y W
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETE|-
tive agency-CCnfdential communicat tIons prompt
ly attended 10: Office open all hours: best refs.
Established 1880 Supt. 800 F St NV a22-lm.
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR REST--yERy DESIRABLE EAY-yINDow 2
story double brick dwelliuss 10 rooms ard ba, h:
No. sos II ST. u.w-s with or without stable; suit
able fer physician or 1suSiaess man; convenient
70 nil street car liucs AMI business center. Ap-
plr to cHAa c. DUNCANSON. 9th and ID sts
NV. ap306t
Evening star., 1897-05-04
FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED HORSES and CARRIAGE IN Fx-
Change for lots near power hot,S- Met Flee
tric r. r. JOiiNsH. WALTER, 1921 '.f.' 81
rnxt q,
FOR ExCHANGE-SiODERN RESIDENCE INN
cuTnot resn In Philadelphia. IN exchange for un,
lncuInoeied Washington property. Address M
4. =, Star Office. sp3o-et.
FOR EXClIANGE-A BEAUTlFII. LOT on MASS
eve. unincumbered- for house In NV; 81 JOl To
$500. Apply CHARLES EARLY, 615 18th
ST. ap2l-l3t
Evening star., 1897-05-04
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-EIGHT OR TEN BOARDERs IN A
pleasant home Mt Mt Vernon; ten minutes from
station; suitable for office holders to enjoy conn.
try before vacation. Mrs. GIBBS. Mt Vernon. Va
myl-3t .s+sa.t fs.'' : - -
THE ..INGIESIDE'' HOTEL AT RANDOIPTI- ND
open May u for reception OF guests, Address
FRANK IJIP, Randolph. Mont. CO., Nd. mi-1m
WOODI.AWN, OdEN MAY 20-PLEASAyT RMS !.
healthy location; large grounds electric bells:
gas and aftesian water: Mrs. VI. j. gCoIIEY,
Proprietfess, Rockville, Nd. Address The Care,,
don Washington D. c. are7-im
TAKOMA STRINGS HOTEL-NoRTH TAKOsT1-
Md;-0pcn May 10. Rooms can be now inspecte.i
on application GEO. II. CORYEIL, Proprietor
ap24-u
Evening star., 1897-05-04


925 Mass az. .12r, mSS3 33 281S L. 6r eel mi 20. 80
1747 18th. Tor, mi 5000 1219-23 3Oth ST. Gr 20 so
500 q, 22r, mi. 1890 92l 22d, Or, mi . 20 90
los2-Z9 Lime kilns, 604 Morris ne, 6r. 10. 90
Office & 5r, sta, lg 1882 f. Gr mi rs 40
yard, wharfage. rs 90 1920 Olive 6r mi rs so
1920 Ii, 10r, mi. so 30 HOS / Sc, 7r mi is 30
1417 Bacon. Or, mi. so 80 2224 G. 7r Wig . Is 10
1921 31st, 12r, mi. sc. so 2143 l. 1r wSr IS 40
454 %. 6r&sto cel-50. 90 1903 Goth 6r wa Is 31
500 21A 12r eel mi. 40 so 1706 Pa ay At 4rSb IS O1
1915 II, Or. mi. 49, co 2O46 E, Gr mi -. ia "a
25C8 G, Tor cl yd sta. 40 90 All 10Th rGsta Ia 0S
1120 Gel, mi t0 90 $40 25th Or wa * 81
2034 l. s.. cel mi. 81 50 Brghtw'd dr. eel w II O0
22l9 I, Sr, mi. $3.50 1919 4th, Sr. 15 90
2137 X, Sr eel, mi .35. .50S22G6 H. Or wa - II al
1903 Goth, II. Gel. mi. .3o. so 2il5 " Or Ia n
f21 20th, 11r&b. mi 80. 33 SD n II n ar w ~ 5)
2031 II, fr&b, mi. .32 80 21l2 II, 5r w. il 40
2Sf7 O. 7r, Gel, mi 81. 90 2311 ii Ar wa . 10 50
40 nth. Sr, mi. 80. 70 400 ODD Gr wa - 10 81
lUS Ad av9r Gel iniSo 53-l22i26 18th, 5rwa .12 so
203S l. Sr. mi. .Y0.53 2i14 G. e. 10 "a
1854 9th. Sr, mi >. 80. so 2238 Va ar ar w Is 10
~" "a av. Or, nh % 90 50S-12 2ith CIR, .12 80
Soo zist, Or ce mi % 1870 10Th, 4r, wa. 80
iWI "a aS nat.or =. .9Vl 9l4 2Ith, 6r wa. ~ 90
I'LL fnr 2 3ei 23i5 Va av II. 10 50
!ou6 hinSn ndr. mi = o0I 2l0G Il, Or, wa. .l00O
l4l3 l.. Or, over sto 25. .3aI 4S2 La ave orice
1oiS 7. Sr. mi - ;sei rooms IS. 10 & IL
dSti,i1 Il 10 9th r. mi s5 20 tl33 23d. 1000
~ 9Ib ne, " mi. <. 9I ~ 10Th, 1000
2il0 "a av Sr;w,g p Bal S9so Sherman ~ .5r loco
See tomOrrow's Star for our other list 800 -s'',
myl-s,tuSth NESC0TT WILCOX, 1907 Pa. av
Evening star., 1897-05-04
WAREHOUSES;.
WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED D-UNFTRN!SIf1D ROOMS. q yICt-
TSsuls- for hsht housekeeping: southeast n~l-
ie-Ftd Ad!-ess g l. b-. lf@ s.e. Iny i3is
WANTii5 N NOhTIITIST = or ; FtfRXISJIF,
or Ii7;iy furnished for hnsis eke-r,ins IN
iain and wife without chl!drca: state terms q;
y !. star oiace- myi-2ts
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR REST-BY JOHN
4l9 9th sw.12r, amis35. O
1902 c sv. 9r, ami 30. 5
439 7th sw, sto rin. 90. o
$50 ~ sw, st&ls- $50
317 @ ssy, Or. wa. ia 3
231 3D. sw, Or. wa. i0.3
mr1-2te
Evening star., 1897-05-04

UINN, al TTH ST. S.w.
30l 10th sw, l1r. .$32. so
44S 1th sw, sto rm. IL. 90
$40 1th sw. Or, ami rs. 30
14 y sw, 5r, mi. ..12.59
i24E II sw. 5r. wa.ll.50
l2SS NJ ay sc, 6-.w.12.00
Evening star., 1897-05-04
WANTED SITUATIONS.
MALE.

WANTED YGi-Nt; CstI,EEi, MARRIED MAN
place 10 do any kird of work about hoGse rake
of house for SUNNI personal refs Cali or
address T. H. V. i',--4 Madison st. 1ny:i ed%
WNNTH u - iiY \ BRIGHT YoJNG C'HDEED
MN ah@Gt - years of a,p. situation bGtIer,
hsstl"r any kind II work arunad house willing
20 - way for summer. address Box 81. star
office. n.ya-2ls
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR RENT-16th near Scott Circle, reduced. S125 co
1918 18th. 12r sta$1f0 90 911 nw 1&r. ba 90 co
Conn 10r ba6O co 1746 Ore 11r, ba 80 40
1929 14th Tor la % 90 21l9 y, 10r ha. 80 90
926 NV, 16r. 5000 1880 9th f0r, ba. &C. so
1906 2ist 12r, ba on 61I Fla Or. ia. 40 90
AIS Sd NV, Or. la ~ 90 14G5 9Th Tor. ba 30 30
1892 nw 12r. ba 1000 sos 4th Sc. 6r ba. .27 90
316 serbia 30 80 1908 9th nw Or. ba. % 80
1149 21st, Sr bl. 1900 25 Pierce st. 7r. 5.00
921 SER, la. % 80 sos II me- Or. ba. Is 90
1902 4th nw 7r. ba .2G0 1925 6tlune Or. ba Is 50
9i2 E. Office 2r ~ 50 1915 S Cap Or. ba. 10 90
16il Corington, 81. .ba 259 zoos Cd 6r la 80
Several houses NV. for col. people. II. S. DON
ALDSON, $40 10th ST. NV. Tel. call 4t3. my1 -3t'
FOR KENT-31f7 ST; NEW HOUSE: II RMS
bath. bntlers pantry and all convenences rent
$50. GEO C. PAYNE co, 613 18th s:.lny4-tf
FOR RENT PAS Elm NV. 6r.. $40 80
1909 4th NV. 7r.. .saO.Go 1918 NJ NV Or. 10 GO
2015 14th NV, Gr. 20 co 1923 23d NV, ir. 10 co
my4- tn, th&stf NJ. A. BALLlNGEI. 1922 st. W.
FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE BROOM
honse: ami: also flats: and bath
each. At THE ROLLINS. 21st and l.: rent low.
Apply CHARLES q. PRESCOTT, sos 11th st.
NV. my4-3t'
Evening star., 1897-05-04
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-517 ID ST.Nw.: KEY AT 521: NINE
rooms ard BATH In good order; rent, $3o.
q. HOLTZMAN,
my4-3ts 10th and sts. NV
Evening star., 1897-05-04

1881 !. st. 1o rms. $50
1904 !. ST. 10 rms.-59.15
1920 Cor st, 10 rms. so
1746 Cor st, o rms...,45
"a q sos 10th ct. irs. 10
nv1,st
Evening star., 1897-05-04
FEM ALE.

WANTED BY \ FlRSI-CLAss C0IURED WO-
niln, situation cCJk, 10 leave city or stay in
city; i"st reference call .i1J 6th 81 n.w. It.
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR RENT-7-ROoM BRICK HOUSE. WITH
modern improvements; No. 1875 KingInan place,
between Z and Q, 18th and litb SITS. groom
brick house, No. 1921 18th St, with modern i'm
provements. Apply to JOHN f. GREEN, lie
N w. A.
Evening star., 1897-05-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

For SALE-WE HAVE SEVERAL. BARGAINS IN
suburban h1Hses; prices from 81 600 81 500.
TIE Mci4ACHLEN X. L. AND L. Co, 10Th
and e. my1-2t
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR RENT-BY WM. c. NORRIS 7O4 14TH y W.
1926 st. 10r. SS3 80 902 23d ST, 7r&b. .S27 so
1119 st, 12r&sta. So 80 3IS 4th ne, 6r&ba. 20 so
1714 Corcoran 9rb. 43 00 1881 lie. 6raba. ..15 50
my1-3t
FOR RENT-TO COLORED TENANTS. A NICE
brick house; IS rlonth. CHAS EARLY, 615
18th st. NV. mvl-3t
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR RENT-6oS AND 6i2 X ST NE: 6-RoON
bricks; mod. imrs; In thorough repair: handy TO
cable cars and public school: SIS n month.
Keys at Gls X ne. Il. w TUCKER & BRO.
lOD II 81. ne fcl3-.lm.
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA, S32 PA. Ay NV
IS III ST. ne, store. Z rooms and stable. So aa
2l1 6 st NV, Sr. S25 o 1914 Rohrrr nv Or Is RI
Gss st Sc, Or. :. .29at ~ sw. st&dw. Ia 90
i.Wo IL aV nw6f .fl,il tbd + ST Sc, Sr. Ia O1
d3-o caroline nw6r 2pJu ~ Fcnon st ne. .GF. I
23i iIth st sw Or 20 90 so Va av sw DR. io :,p
43l ~ sw, stSdw. Is q; 1894 ( st Sc Dr.. 10 10
ar2i-tf
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR RENT 3OI9
1888 Mass av, ,i5r $50. 90 lT+5
lsiSWyoming nv, l6rG5. 90 1928
VI Mass nv NV. Ir. S'.oo 331 4
200 y Y av NV .lnr. 1000 1870
Laurel av, Nip. .lnr. ~. oD Anacs
sol X NV. st&dw. .1r.35. 800
apl1-tf GASCH BROS
Evening star., 1897-05-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SAIE-SNAi.L HUTEL AND BAR COM
p.etc. doing good paying business .Io,ite,l rear
Capitol Price, s. OGD. viii exchange FOR un-
incGinbesrd property. Long lease; very low rent
address WAt.sCii & SCHWARTZ. f,yi + st NV
uiy3-3ts
FOR DESIRABLE STAND For DRUGGIST
10 sOod section Of ne: very little competition:
Tnonis and store: cellar: all mod. imp a BAR
GAIN
my1-3t r. w. WALKER & SON 1906 + NV
MOST DESIRABLE CORNER FOR FLATS AND
cafe. oCiccs and stores, Pa ayr near Mar
Navy and state Depts. Also. interest DE wins,
business property and sites on 14tl & Ttt sts h. ~
myl-I LlEBEfAiANN * HAWN, 1903 + ST
FOR SAL.E-yAI.UABIE BUSINESS PROPERTY
owner n3n-rcSideEt. desires TO dispose of pr,n.
erty lIO6-ITcS Pa ave. NV corsistin. of TWO
stores and TIVE flats Of FIVE rooms AMI bath each:
now under good rental; long lease; property 80
ieet 'front.' improve inents covering entire lot will
Ls so!i at q saCrifiee. For further Information
ap.i 2vs ' iSh w. D
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR RENTING II ST. NV: S-SToRY AND
basement bay-window brick: IL rooms and hath;
lodern eonvenences. Apply to owner, ClIAS c.
DUNCANSON. 9th and II sts NV ana, o.
Evening star., 1897-05-04

FOR REET.A NEW, BEAUTIFUL LIGHT BRICK
house. ll32 18th st. NV: rooms. modern bath:
hot water heat; electric bells and light
ers; speaking tubss, and all modern I'M
SAUNDERS, Ohio Bank bldg, 18th and G ST. NV
myl-lw