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BOARDING.

A COUPLE HAVING GROOM FLAT. NEAR
Dupont Circle. waut gentleman or cenfiemsn
one. 80; two. $7o. Address DUPONT" Star
o"ee. ap7-Sts i
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24o2 18th NV, llr. 40. 90

24O2 llth NV. llr. 80. 90
Near Stott's sta
tion. DC. 11r. 1000
1903 10Th st, Or. 40. 90
241S 18th st. Or. 1000
2SI1 Pa ave. Tor. 30. 90
Flat 5. u & Q. Or. 40. 90
I25 1lth NV. lar. 400
s31 ) ST. l0r- 1000
46l g st, l1r. 1850
2414 l4th st. Or. 81. so
242s-2G 14th. l0r. III so
2f20 l4th NV. Or. 81 SO
3S Mo av NV. lOr- -35.1S
1I06 II NV. 1or. $500
1902 II ST. l0r. r.....35.OO
1902 n c st. Or. 90
302 u Cap. Sad. 7r.25.O0
IT'S 18th st. Or. $500
l10S n ST. Sr. 90
I'd d 1871 Pa av. 90
1909 4th st. 1r.....30. 90
s06 y st nw......2S.33
S24 18TH st tup,. 7r.25.J0
Flat I. "B&Q." 7r.25.o0
Up 1910 18th st. Or. IS. 90
S07 18th NV. Or.
The Noo1au pl. 10r. % 90
I01 ID Sc. st&dw Or q so
$50 9Th ST Sc. Sr. .22.O
S11 llth. 6 rms. D. So
4015 Sth NV, Sr. so
1443 Pierce pl. 7r. 20. 90
Up 6l9 n Y nv. Sr. 20. 10
9l5 Il sw. Or. 20. 90
3d a 93l Pa av
CLUB rooms)- 80. %. 90
1902 corcoran. Or. 1880
3l6 LIST Sc. 7r......1S.50
l52S 18th nv. Or. $500
UP 133 7th NV. 3r. Is. 90
14th st I'd rr Bright
wood Hotel, 5r. .15.OO
212-24-S-30 LIST st
sw. Or. each. .12.5O
1915 E st. 5r......12.p
18th O 1870 Pa ave. 1o. 90
1907 Union ct, 4r. 1000
4. @ & 10 Watkins st.
Chevy Chase .5r .ca. 10. 90
NE cor SD & Pres
pect SITS. 10. 90
1921 F tshop rcnr) 1000
2, 3. G. 0 Baldwin's
row. bet ID. l., lst&
ID SITS. 5r. each. g. 90
Farrasut st. Or. 800
1924 Trinidad av. or
18th st ne. 90
lis |. st sc. 4r-.....G0
ed houses. Offices, stores
ce.
S J. FISHER G. CO.,
1904 r at NV
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FOR RENT
Mass Nv bet i4th
&15th. per an. 81, 900. 90
1217 Ia av. fne
lot. per an. 800. 90
1215 Pm nv. fine
lot. per AMI 500. 90
102S VT nv NV. 18r. 2oO. 90
S26 Conn ave. 12r. 2n0. 90
1872 VT nv. 20r. ..20.OO
1022 VT ave, l4r. $50. 90
1893 Clifton. lar. .125. 90
3043 T. NV. 11r. .125. 10
14l7 Mass av. l4r. .i25. 90
l416 10Th st. 22r. .l25. 90
1921 10th ST. l5r. rs. "
6 Dupont circle. lSr. offer
1901 10th NV. 1ir1OO.Oo
Takoinn Park. Car
roll ave. I3r. 100. 90
1893 Jeff'n pl. l2r. 100. 90
2l26 Il st. lar. 81. 90
1900 18th. .s&d. .l7r. .S::..s3
lSl4 JefY'n ri. llr. S3. 3S
1886 N NV. l2r. . 81. %
1872 10th st. llr. 1880
1lN DeSales. Ilr. 1900
Carroll nv, Takoma
Park. lar. $500
1f19 I NV, 12r. 90
COO Md NV nc. l4r.15.o0
1921 21st NV, lOr. 10. 90
30Ol 18th ST. 10r. .6s. 90
l104 9th st. l5r. .65. 20
iii 1lth st. l3r. =. .G5. 90
Oil 18th st, 10r. =. .65. 70
3c2I n NV. l2r. =. .65. 90
405 11th NV. 2r. .G5. 90
ll3 18th st, 15r. .65. 90
xOO2 Il st. Or. 80. 90
l710 18th NV. Or. go. 90
b13 18th st. l2r. SIS. 40
1927 18th, Or. IS. 90
1915 10th NV. Tor. SIS. 90
1880 10th NV, lOr. .55. 90
2O24 B s.. 12r. r.....55. 90
140G 21st st. 8 rms.55. 90
l443 . ct. 9r......45.O 90
1908 II NV. st&dw So. 90
20l4 Hiilyer pl, 11r. 80. 90
6lS + NV. 1Sr. -. SO. 90
2u34 Hillyer pi. 1or. 81. 90
2235 q st. -lOr. so. 90
l%ta ct rd nr Bright
wood Hotel. l2r. so. 90
9l7 n Y av, lir. As. CO
163S 18th st. Tor. .45.OO
1918 + ct. 12r.
15lI U st. 1or. 80. 90
1884 N Y av, l3r. offer
For full list OF furnish
and stables apply at off
THOAll
mh25
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DENTISTRY.

"P ,,hher This common complaint. due 10
NuOo~A wearing teeth mounted on ruhher
Sore plates, is entirely remedied by Wesr.
,, Ing Or. Days Hygienic Plates. DR..
Mouth, f. Daly, late prof. orthojnnthfa &
dsmonstrator Wash. Dent Col and
y. Cap. st. Al a
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A LOT FOR $3.50: TERMS TO SUIT;
Great Falls Electric Ry-; within District; Will
double your money within years.
APPS Inn CLARK BROS. 49, ID NV. Room &C.
FOR SALE-THE CHOICEST LOTS N CoIUMBIA
HEIGHTS-A splendid opportunity for builders
home-seekers or investors. Low prices and easy
terms.
Lot 10, block "a. ne. Princeton and lSth
Lot .. block 81. 18th Kenyon.
Lot 20, block 35. Kenesaw near 14th,
Lot 20, block 26. Kenyon near l4th.
Lot Z, block % 18th Kenesaw.
Lot g. block -, 18th Kenesaw
Submit offers
THoS. ]. FISHER CO.. 1924 = ST. NV ap7- -2w
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UKF5RHiSHED,

GNf6RxaSHED.
,sls E8s ,s.s. sss1 8, ,Qssfs s9s 4. a, g
q 5 T. 8 1s,s Ii:s 4: ~
ms i x ssSs g bi.sssI is!s 81
ssas ssas I.s Isss 8: "a . ,sE
sp2n GAscH BROS. 1907 F st.
Fea .aa Ss;S SD 1s. 5'ta y ROOMS
sa 'h ST. ossR Y sss1s pulSi SO ~ r. % mo
sis isih St NV. coiamSia iaS hssSss So psr
eSS noIs sna s11s for windows In
NV. CT telephone l7s5. apS-em
FOR RENI-wE ARE RENTING HOUSES RAP
DLY. Nc. .:sonble; with PERSISTENT adver-
once Let Us s Isr yac%ST Ssf So1ss So1ss
apo-w.I&m-3t 500 st. NV.
,ss sss Il lss sss ss
1853 Harvard. ler&b. .a5 Store 7O7 9th NV 40
l!0S Greg ay. llr&b so 1853 Corc'n. 1ir&b 70. 90
I7o3 st. 1er. fur. 1I47 Lineer's ct 6r. 1850
=, per year 300 l24a Union CT sw, Sr.- Il
mh26- I2t. TYLER4 RUTHERFORD. 1897 st,
1I34 Core o, 12r&b- So 90 lbs 7th, store .35
24ll 9Th, 6f&b. 5.3o, 1910 ct. 1or&b 60 90
2lO4 1st NV, 9r&b. 81. co 931 5th NV, st&dw =.
40 r NV. 0r&b. 90 1142 n nv, 5r&w L. 50
20 NV. 9r&b. =. SO GIG ID nw sto&bas' D. 90
1o24 10Th nw,6r&b 25- 90 l121 eth NV, store 15.o
"a 9Th Sc. 6r&b- .11-5o 1026 9TH NV. store 60 O0
lG29 0h st. 10r&h. 90 45 Hanover. 6r&b. $50
oz4 Tenn av ne. .Gr. bis so Sth and z. store.
40 0. fat, 4r&b. 80 612 st NV. 6r. 500
1884 14th store {. a. 81. 90, 1907 St 9r&b . X o0
2I14 18th. sto&I0r 60 90 1ll4 1th st, store. y
1898 7th store&10r IS 90 1901 oh large store -
1928 9ih, 10r, ,h&sta. 90 90
Call at office for balance Of list Phone l6sa
ap2
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-DoCToR'S BUGGY. AT SACRIFICE:
good as new fkEsToNS STABLE. sth and
ets. NV. apS-3t'
FOR sALE-vERY CHEAP-ONE BUSINESS OR
grocery wagon; built to order; second hand
9umpseat surrey; as good rs new: one vie
toria, leather trimmed. cost $3.50; will take
$3.50 cash; one second hand extension top surrey;
also three ladies' bicycles, 1885, cheap. j. t.
MINNlA IOo Harrison st, Anacostia, D.C.aps-3'
FOR sALE-DAYToN WAGON; IN FIKsT-CLAss
"Ider bargain; sold for want of use. ". b.
WELLS. 14e3 9th st. NV apS-2ts
FOR sALE-1so SECONDHAND VEHICLES.
seeh as traps Surveys. phaetons. buggles. buck
isaIas anu delivery wagons. A j. STABLER,
2t9-2l3 11th ST. ap7-ot.
FOR SALE ONE BAY HORSE, ''HH,TOR;''
@ trot In 80 safe and gentle for ladies to
harness.. ride or drive; one family horse and
business horses; cheap. In rear 2l2 AZ St NV
ap6-6t'
For sALE-AT A BARGAIN-LADY's TURNOUT.
consisting con sting Of stylish brown :amily horse, trap
and harness. slightly used; been used BY lady;
also fine Brewster brouSham, pole and shafts;
$3oo; also : line traps to seat 4 pcrsOns
very fine Silver runabout; very stylish ladies'
spider phaeton, with footman's seat on rear;
light double harness and surrey harness; stylish
light Victoria, with extra seat; all good US new
and latest style. and must be sold 1927 II st.
NV Storage for carriages, 81 per month.
mhl5-Im.
F. c. SMITH OF STANTON, va. HAS FOR
ase e ds,yng race and
teams and some line knee actors. mh20-2w
SPRING OPEN IN VEHICLES
My entire stock for spring is completed
See the Columbus Buggy Co. Columbus, uhio)
Nehlcles-ths latest and finest in the city. Be-
ware of counterfeits. as the genuine is for sale
only by JAS X. PROBEY
Phone 1925. 1890 32d st. NV
ml:f- I'm
WANTED-HORsEs TO WINTER: IS PER NO.;
best nf Telephone call STA Horses called
for and delivered. e. Ii. PARKER 435 Az ST.
s.w.. Or Lay Hill. Nd oc14-4tf
FOR sALE-CARRIAGEs AND BUGGIEs. TRAPS.
Pclo Altos and Concorts, business, milk and
Dayton wagons harness. robes and whips low
for cash have a number Of frst-class wagons
my own manufacture. Also work In the whito
finish TO suit.
ja20-tf ]. J. COOK S296 NJ st NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY APRI. 10. lS9S A FLAT OF 4 OR
unfur. rooms, with convenient BATH for
light housekeeping; convenient to Capitol Ad-
dress, stating terms. E. N o. Star office .ap7 ut
wANTED-BY A FAMILY OF TWO ADULrS
and infant three furnished rooms and BATH
with table board; permanent II suited. Address
stating terms and all particulars, \. r. X. Star
Cf6ce. apt-.ts
WANTED-lF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENT
ed see ne; many desirable applicants daily /;
Light housekeeping rooms in demand; moderate
charge when tenant secured. H. J. STALEY, 1S
Atlantic building. mhl4-Im
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UNFURNISHED..
I 110S I Sc, 7r&b, mi. 1880
SIT It'll BE, ,Sr&b, nii .lS.5,

110S I Sc, 7r&b, mi. 1880
SIT It'll BE, Sr&b. mi. .IS.5,
ylS Olive 81. Or.
1908 Goth, Or, w....1S.30
2lli L, Sr. wa....l6.5U
222S G. 7r, W, 6. .1T.N
1131 18th, Or. wa. 80
1U23 l., Or, w......l6.W
2324 I, 11r. w.....l6.O
2O14 Fla av, ar. ". .lS.3u
Sl4 18th, hall ..l5.1
3246 Prospect, Or. eel. 1880
652 E sc, 5r, .13.5O
13S 24th, Or, wa .13. 81
1925 10Th, 5r. eel, W. LBS
514 I'D. 6r. w.....13.3O
324SP'spect. 7r.cel, w13.00
2326 II, 4r&cel, W. .l2.D
2l22 Va nv. 5r, W. .l2.5,
2OO0 N Y ave, ar. .l2.T
2023 L (rear) .4r&w. 1880
il0 I'omerOy .6r&w- .l2;a
1904 l1th, Ar, WI. n
Bait n, 5r&cel. W. :11.35
2i36 Va nv, Ar, W. IL. 30
212l X, rear, 5r. wa. lu.o
a48 21th, ar. w....lO.5t
1119 23d, 5r.
. 0llr other list
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


Horseshoeing shop. .3l15 Grocery easy termssj5O
MIX route. * gal. $3.50 Fur. house lSr 81 2,u
Printing office. $500 Hardware store 81 2OO
Grocery, invoice. $35o Sal oon, 14th NV 81 800
Feed store. 1850 Silicon, 81 500
Fool room $3.50 Saloon, near m K 't$2 $50
Drug stor-- $6ovi Livery stable. 81 40
Lunch rocm .$SStt Hctel Il bar, 2Or.- 81 JO0
apSI FtLTUN r. GORDON. Atlantic bldg
FOR SALE-THE GARFIELD PHARMACY:
stock for SALE for rent Apply F. IL
DUEHAI. 3VI 18th St NV apS-3ts
ONE OR TWO GOOD SALOONS FOR SALE:
parties with from $500 to 500 cash can be treat
ed with Address Box a. Star office. ap7-3ts
AN OLD D-ESTABLISHED SALOON. DOING A
good business: amperial Cafe, Mill creek near
Soldiers Home. Phoebus, Va.
ap7-3t" Mrs ELLEN CARR Proprietor
FOR SALE-FINE MEAT AND GROCERY STORE.
In good location, northwest; doing good, prohta-
bic business; price only $500. CHAS. f..
BANES. 18th and u sts- n-w ap6-2t
A.5oc HOUSE FOR $1,000. SEE ADVER-
tisement Under Houses for Sale ap5-Its
AT RAMSAY'S-
YOUR WATCH CLEANED 81 90
WATCH MAINSPRING SIOO
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
mhs-Sd 1921 ST. NV.
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FOB. RENT-FLATS.

FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HANDSOME SIX
room, ind oath aPartdeDfsi In the new white stone
apartment house fsv6- s ct. NV. Apply janitor,
OF CHARLES G. PR0c0OTT. bD6 11th st. NV.
aPs-n Dag I, $50 ~. -s,s -
FOR RENT-FUhN9MfE53 FLAT. LIGHT HOUSE
trance; Exceptionally nlksjrab,e; priee. tneladlng
linen silver. gaa1Ie. looking, feat. light. $35
Caf anef O. 1s2tsl$thtst. NV. 7s,- nh29-19t'
cent Columbia. iafh aM Bnney sts, the crest
oi see nln steanf heat gas range; elevator Ser
apz.in :, JAMES ., AIII1. see. 18th st. NV,
FOR nENT-FLATS HeHEST ELEVATION II
good janItor SaS e'Gss ss ,ben THE
BERWICK, l4th' stV Hrk. 10y aps-u
FOR RENT-THE CONCORD. N. H. AVE. NV.
This weii-known.aand snneiy located apartment
house has two exde1lent fiAte, and one
r00ms. now :acan0i,c1d -. = mh26-f
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE &
633 La av, store. $1,000
141U Pa av,sto&cel. IS. %
618 f NV. 2lr&b. .75.Uu
926 23d st, 11r&b. 40. 60
1905 X 1 nv. 6r&2b. 32. So
221 11th sw, Sr&2b. 1000
1901 Whitney av,sto3O.UU
42S NY AVER. b. sta 70. 50
1410 Pa av NV, fiat.
3r & bath. .25. 90
124 e Sc. 7r&b. %. so
on7
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR REMITTANCE BGIIDING, BRICK, SoX25;
stories, 10 stuiis; elevator; sewer; water gas ;
$50; alterations to suit. W. +. NASH, 500
Center Market. -. = ap1-3t
FOR RENT = LARGE, RoOMY STABLE AND
carriage house: rear of 41011 10th st. NV. $50
per mouth. Inquire ROOM =, Bliss bldg, 35 st.
NV, telephone 1885 apJ-2m
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THE HIGHLANDS
The most beautiful and historic old estate
around Washington; famous the old battle
and dueling grounds: within miles Of city,
and with direct Communication by steam and
electric cars; IS acres; mansion OF Is rooms In
fine oak grove; steam heat; gas and water; cot
tage: bowling alley, etc Fine opportunity for
large school, hotel sanitarium to sell in villa
lots. Call for list for sale and exchange; the
choicest and cheapest suburban houses, lots.
acreage around Washington and fire farms
JNO. F. WAGGAMAN
mhZl-lm TOO 14th st. (upstairs)
FOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
sul,ui ban homes in the District of Columbia;
miles froiA Washington near electric cars on
Conn. ave. extei.ded; stable, large lawn and gar
DULANY. 1920 l. St. mb9-tf
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CO.. 1910 II ST.
lOl + se. 7r&b. .22.O 90
1ll5 18th, n (cOB 1870
l41O PA Nv NV. fiat,
4r g. bath. Iii Is
212l . st, store. 1000
12l4 Ward ct. Ar. 1000
R'r 1854 X, ,4r(col). $40
R'r1623 II nw.4rtcoll6.uU
27l6 Poplar. Or tcol) .1l.O0
l224 9Th. 5r lcoU. U...5.O0
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-OWNER LEAVING CITY-TO CARE
ful party, would sell at great sacrifice, on
cOnye enent payments. sty lish, sweet toned up
right piano. Address 'Franklin Park Star Office.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED DESIRABLE TENANTS ALWAYS
CALL FOX OUR list. ADVERTISING, with
OTIIFE Efforts. give Us advantages OTHER
agents in HENTING HOt SES. No charge unless
get yGu GOOD TENANT GIVE Us \
Trial and BE CONVINCED.
i, STONE 4 FAIRFAX S06 + St NV.
WANTED-TG BUY SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZE
dwelling; title guaranteed; between Penna. ave,
n 5;h and 18th sts NV. Send particulars and
Iowese terms to BROOKIYNITE, Star Office It,
wANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE FROM MAY
/ to Nov. I longer: small rent. Address
ADULT ONLY. Star ONCE. ap6-3ts
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18th mir Col road, lor. . 20
1919 Vt nv NV .fur'd. rs
1920 10th. 9u&b. IS
8lS MISS nv nv, 1Or. so
Store 707 9th NV. 40
1853 Corc'n, 14r&b. 35. 90
Office rooms. l207 r nv.
1141 Lineer's CT Or. 1850
l24a Union CT sw. Sr.-.I
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ACCOUNTANTS.
HOWARD HOUSE

een plan; steam heat; central Iocaticu: mesis
yShoSt rooms. y psr wsst e 80 psr 1ontS.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CAHROLL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th near st. NV. the most Complete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for
cieties. banQuets, entertainments aud receptlons.
For terms apply at hall myS-ts
Evening star., 1898-04-08

HARFoRD. CHASE AND VIM TIRES-FIRST
Sseoe-Uoo pe- pair on wheel. Bee the Viking
before buying wheel. VIKING CYCLE CO..
sp3AmN 1919 18th st. NV.
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BICYCLES.

RIDERS. ArTENTION!-BY ORDER OF STORAGE
houses we :epressnt. am offering hish-grade bi.
nsw and sligety uesd No reasonable oler K.
fused. NEW YORK CYCLE CO.. 434 9th OF.
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FOR RENT
1919 10Th. cor Greg 500
1949 VT nv NV. .Sr. d. .25. 80.
23S n Cap st, 1or&b- -i5
1853 Harvard. l8r&b. .5S
lI0S Greg ay, I1r&b. so
1l05 K NV, 12r&b. :. 100
l703 X st. 16r. fur.
per year g. 800
Sta 41S-420 Sth NV. .1S0
mh26- l2ts TYLEBA III
Evening star., 1898-04-08

FOR RENT-CHEyY CHASE GREEN HOUSES.
Apply to representatives OF the CHEVY CHASE
LAND CO., at Chevy Chase post Office. Md. st
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y4o- %. 30 mo q NV, 1Sr.
So -NCan&F; warehouse
50......2117 @ NV. 12r.
$50. .45. 1910 @ NV. lOr.
$50. 90. 1896 18th NV. l3r.
50.65. Ell Wash cl, Tor.
SIS. S.....415 4th NV. 17r.
$b5. .S. .9l3 RI nv nv. .1Or.
$5S. Is. .1aO1 N H nv. Tor.
$50. .425 Jth NV, store.
@. .y11 18th NV. Or.
$75. .SO7 Vt av NV. store.
$I5. 1922 n II av. l8r.
500. .l4&W. lumber I'd.
s $110.....416 Pa av, l1r.
$500. The Kenmore. Bar.
The Savoy.....-...apts
The Grammercy. .apts.
100 G NV. Offices.
fNER & CO., GIG r NV
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT i
go 2Sd, 1Or. 80. $40. 90 .
2ll4 Pa NV. Or, b. mi. 81. q,
831 22d. 9r&b, mi. 30. sol
sos B Sc, 1Or&b, eel. .. sol
lUo 18th. Sr&b. mi. u. 1t
1107 18th, 6r&b. mi .25. so 1
2503 ri, 7r. mi. ..5.5t
6l2 21st. 6r. Gel. mi. q. o. Z
6l0 2lst, Or. Gel, mi. 25.5,
1923 18th. Sr, W. ..1.N
1908 s, g.. mi. .25.5l J
2621 K. 7r&b. mi. .25.O' {
922 24th, Sr&cel. hi. 25.3,
1927 10Th. CRIB. mi 25. .O6
lO1S 2Otb. 7r. mi. 1850 {
1926 K, Sr. Wig. .22.50I ;
9l9 22d, 1r, mi. %. 80
2l51 L, 7r&b. mi. .22.5J
1925 10th, ,6r&b. W .g.2 90
22lS II. 7r&b. mi. d. SO
622 23d. 6r&b. mi. 20. SO
$50 L, 6r, mi. :. .0.5,
6lI 23d. Or. nj. .20.5,
2lIO Pa nv. Sr&b. 10. 5; /;
1873 K, Or, w&g. 30. 30 !:
1879 T, Or, wa. .2U.u,
ba, Gel, mi. .lS.5, | ]
See tomorrow's Star for
For full list apply to WI
apS-f, nav 1907 !
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FOR RENT
1909 $ st. n.w 11r. and ba. and stable $50 %
14I1 kenesaw ave-, Col. Hgts., Or. ba. $35. ~
1908 n av NV, 1r&b$25 lois 9Th ne, 7r6b. IL so
1425 NV, st&dw. Is $40 Grant av nw&sta9. 90
RALPH W. LEE, 606 14th st. NV. CPhone 2O48.)
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FOR RENT-6Os Sd ST. NV, ELEGANT BAY
window house; IL rooms; MI; yard and stable.
Key 6l4 Sd st. NV. apS-3t'
FOR RENT-12O2 G ST. NE; BRICK: 6 ROOMS
and cellar; a.mI; 5000: 1896 & st. me-; brick;
rooEs and celia; ami; 5000. F. Ii. DUE
HAY, aO1 18th NV. apS-3ts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-06-19
BRAVE MARIE.

It happened in 1870, which is still
spoken Of as the terrible year." in
Bots lie Due. The war between France
and Prussia had ragged all about them,
but not a soldier had been seen in the
tiny village. for which the peasants
daily thanked their stars
The old man who lived alone with
ais son Charles, in the chateau above
he town. and who was still known as
lie DUO" though his title had vanish
~ with his estates long before, firmly
believed that France was on the road
10 ruin. but he scoifed at the idea that
che Prussians would ever invade
French territory
But one fine summer morning Bots lie
Duo vas startled by the sound of mar
tai music and body of Prussian SOL
ciers marched through the town. Up
the hill went the Prussians and there
before the old chateau TIC order 10 halt
was given.
The Old soldier had seen their COM
Ing and had prepared, according to his
own ideas, to receive them. From an
upper window waved the colors Of
France and us one Of the Prussian Of
ncers started to enter the house, to
learn the meaning Of this hostile dis
play. he w3s met Gy the Cid man, who
had dressed himself in his ancient uni
form and stood sword in hand, in the
center OF the room
All. Prussian pig!" exclaimed he,
drawing his sword, draw and defend.
yourself. or | will hew you down. No
Prussian ever yet entered my house,
nor shall while live
His brave words seemed almost ri
diculous when one looked at his white
locks and shaking hand The Prus-
sian officer smiled at the thought Of
sword combat with him, and would
probably have withdrawn leaving the
old man in peace had not an overzeal-
GUS soldier. thiIkins tL-.t his officer
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A YANKEE PRlvATEER.
An Action in Which '.Long Tom. Did
Some :MectiNc ShOntinr


some Effective shooting.
Late one September day in 1914 the
Yankee =privateer General Armstrong
anchored in the harbor of Fayal a port
IN the Azores. The new young cap
tain on her deck Samuel Chester Reid,
had lighting reputation to sustain for
MS vessel and one to make for him.
SELF Although bred to the sea, he had
always sailed merchantmen and was
ON his first cruise as privateer
AS night closed in three British men
of-war. carrying 1876 guns and 1000
men. entered the harbor. One Briton,
the Carnation, anchored within pistol
shot OF the privateer and began to
throw out boats and take ON busy airs.
Clearing his decks for action, Reid ac-
copied battle in spite of the enormous
cuds His vessel carried seven guns
and so men. One gun was the now
famous Long Tom which is among
the relics in Washington 1t is a long,
large cannon, mounted on Il pivot
seelns four launches loaded with men
pull from the Carnation toward his
snip. Reid opened on them with the
long tom and with muskcts. Instant
~ the whole fleet was astir After
returning the volley with spirit the
boats backed away Then the three
british ships sailed up and hemmed
the General Armstrong in in the mar
row harbor
\ ''otil'a of launches made ready be-
II ma ledge OF rocks and at midnight
raraded in one long line They were
rowed steadily toward the privateer.
On coming within gunshot they re-
ccivcd 4 stunning volley, which threw
the line into confusion Soon the Brit
ons rallied and answered 1Ae Yankee
he. Cheering wildly. thoy dashed
forward until their boats touched the
side of the ship, The British officer
shouted Board" aud NO Quarter.'
Reid hurried his men to the bull
warks with their pixies, pistols and
G'under-5usses. and the bo,ruers were
beaten Off by hlows. stabs ana shots de-
lirercd in their faces The boardcrs
fought back With their howitzcrs. car
r1Hadcs and muske,s. Reds lieutcn-
ants fell. and many sailors were shot
down. The Yankee fire began to
s!lckcn and Reid led his men forward
With shout followed by a fresh vol
ley Of balls, into the thickcst of the
boarders.
That ended the struggle. All the
boats hauled off but two, those manned
with dead only Next day the three
ships attacked, but in order to spare
the town which lay behind his shin
from bombardment Reid scuttled and
abandoned the General Armstrong.
However, his battle delayed the British
lleet IN the Azores until New Orleans
ITS intended prize. was securely de-
Tended.
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fell on the large baking oven arIu ne,
busy little brain found way out Of the
difficulty. She quickly babe the franc
tireur get inside the oven and then
she filled it with the loose flag
gots.
Scarcely was her work finished when
Amy. who looked upon 1t as proof OF
the ardor and sincerity of his love.
Two months after Mr.. Hunts CONVEX
sat!on with his niece the good old man
dropped down dead in his counting
ROOM
Upon examfEss4ion his affairs were
found to be in s~nA state that it took
all his estate to satisfy the demands Of
his creditors; everything went but the
house and furniture.
At first, poor Amy, who was over
whelmed with sorrow at the loss of her
Kind friend and protector, was too
much engrossed to notice the change
that had come over her lover. His
manner became constrained and his
visits more brief and infrequent, un-
til at last they ceased altogether
Then came letter Of explanation
If explanation 1t could be called-stat-
Ing that she was far too dear for him
to wish to entail upon her the poverty
and wretchedness that would follow
his selhshly insisting upon the fulfill
ment of the engagement. He did not
Insist upon 1t. but gave her back her
freedom"
Amy's lip curled with scorn as she
&c
begun to break away that hid from her
eyes the real nature Of the man. who
mad taken such strong hold upon her
Imagination. If not her heart-now
they were completely dispelled.
Nearly all Of her gay associates
dropped away from her as we'll.
But Amy had no time to mourn over
the detection of these "fair-weather
friends" her aunt was taken danger
ously III and in less than week she,
too, was laid in the grave.
1t was bitter cold night, and John
Thornley, was seated by the glowing
CRATE. in the contest and pleasantest of
all coy and pleasant rooms.
AND yet, to tell the truth, his feelings
were not of the most pleasant and con
tented description.
he has just heard of Amy's misfor-
tunes, and his big, generous heart was
all aglow with sympathy for her in her
loneliness and her sorrow.
How l wish she. was here" he said
to himself. as he glanced around.
There Is plenty of room; if she would
only comet"
But as John had made UP his mind
that ne would go to the city the next
morning and seek her out, he heard
the rumble OF wheels that stopped at
the door, followed by a ring of the
door-bell
Then the housekeeper put in her
head. saying:
Please. sir there's a lady come in