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THE TERRIBLE NEW RIFLE.
LiQuefied Gas Takes the Place Of Pow
der.

From the New York Sun
Tho new Giffard gun is probably the most
curious product Of recent developments in the
construction Of small firearms. Its mechanism
and the novel principle OF its operation are
very simple. The projecting power is liqus-
ned gas. Carbonic anhydride the explosive
used till now, becomes liquid under pressure
of $40 pounds to the square inch, and is stored
in steel cylinder nine inches long, which is
attached to the underside Of the gun barrel
This cylinder contains enough liquid for $50
shots, and is easily detachable. The action Of
the mechanism IN operation is about as fol-
lows:
The hammer drives back the piston and
closes the chamber against the pressure Of the
gas and OF spring, SO that little of the
fiuid passes out the chamber closes. The bali
OH which the escaping gas acts Is conical. II
Is inserted through the aperture and the round
plug into which il falls is then revolved SO that
the plug aud the barrel together present an en-
tireiy closed surface.
The firing Of the Giffard gun causes no heat
ing OF the air or of the mechanism and makes
a noise little louder than the popping OF q
champagne cork. The gun 10 very tight 1t
weighs hardly four and one-half pounds; the
weight OF the charging chamber is only nine
ounces. The manufacture 10 quite inc pensive.
Several birmingham firms have offered to
make the guns for s4.SS each, and Belgian
firm is ready to make them for still less.
The principal fault of the new gun IL
thought to be the shortness Of its range. Most
modern rifles have . pressure of 81, 200 to
80, 900 while the Giffard gun has pressure of
only $40 pounds. Although the respective
ranges Of the guns are far from being proper
tional to these figures, IL is regarded az i'm
! probable that the Giffard gun could do much
execution at q distance greater than 1900 feet
1t has been suggested that the range Nigh. be
heightened by the use Of gas, which requires a
heavier pressure to iquefy it. As a short
range machine gun, however. the Giffard gun
Is calculated military authorities say, to do
terrible execution.
Another defect Of the new gun il said to be
that the muzzle must be elevated above the
horizontal, since otherwise no fluid at all, but
merely gas, would escape from the chamber
Unless the huid entirely covered the aperture
probably none at all would escape for gas
would escape so rapidly that il would All the
small space left for the liquid and create a
back pressure against it Consequently strange
things might happen were the gun depressed
from it's ordinary slightly elevated position to
be aimed at an attacking force.
NJ Gfffard, the inventor Of the gun, has long
been a famous man In France. He 10 best
known rs the inventor Of the Gihara injector,
although his other inventions are numerous
and ingenioua
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HOW THEY WEAR OUT.
A Scientific Explanation of the Daily
Decadence OF Shoes aud Boots.

From the Shoe and Leather Reporter
The heel of shoe seldom wears away evenly
across the bottom. Generally it wears of at
the outer side first, causing the shoe to run
down on that side. This is some times the
fault OF the shoe, but more often II results from
the shape Of the leg and the manner Of walk
ing. When the outline OF the sole docs not
conform to the outline of the foot there will be
more or less strain brought to bear upon the
former in walking. The foot will constantly
be trying to assume its proper position, and in
the end will force the sole to yield, thus in.
Ginning both it and the upper toward one side
or the other.
Frequently the manner in which both sole
and heel are worn away is the result of the
wearer's mode of walking. For instance
the man VINO Is bow-legged naturally treads
hrst, IN walking, on the outer side Of the
sole. The effect of this will be to wear of
that side in advance OF the other parts
With the man whose knees turn inward,
what is termed knock-xneed, the effect will be
the opposite. A man who is below the mo-
dunn height almost always takes longer steps
in proportion to his size than one who is taller
than the average, for the reason, probably,
that the shorter man len4thens his step to
keep pace with one of higher stature, and the
latter dimnishes. On this account the heels
of tile shorter mans shoes will wear of quickly
at the back. those Of the taller with more uni
formity. When the legs are straight and the
toes are turned slightly outward in walking
the sole-tt properly shaped to the foot-will
be apt to wear off evenly across the bali, while
the wear Of the heel will DO at the center Of
the back, aud will be greater or less in proper
ton to the length Of the step taken.
A row OF steel nails driven IN that part Of
the heel which first feels the effect Of wear Is
the usual remedy for these Irregularities, but
in bad cases it will be found to be a benefit to
trim the side of the heel which first wears
away nearly straight up and down; this, by al
lowing more leather on that side, will re tard,
to great degree. its wear
Steel nails at the back edge OF the heels are
economical as to leather, but when closely set
and smoothly worn they are a source of danger
! to pedestrians but little less than the banana
peel on the sidewalk Instances Of narrow es-
capes from sprains are frequently seen in which
| the foot, while striking the back edge Of the
heel in rapid walking, slides uncontrollably
forward, leaving long scratches on the smooth
Tagging to show the result. The longer the
step the more danger there IL from this cause.
few nails, set at greater distances apart,
would insure safety by furnishing more sur
face Of leather, and consequently more friction
for contact with smooth psvements.
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Interviewing the Count.


The recent assassination Of Count Okomo by
socialists at public demonstration ia Toki o
recalls 9 clever ruse concocted by Chicago re-
porters, whereby the count was landed for an
interview. The count, through his private
secretary, refused to ses any member Of the
press and something bad 10 be done. So one
Of the reporters wrote q note to tbs count in
which be represented himself - public off,
cial accompanied by . corps Of private sscre-
taries He desired TO cal on ths count aud
obtain his views, DC. The ofhcialism and
red-tspe business caught the count and he di-
rected that the young man and his secretaries
b shown to his apartments The young
Official and his corps Of secretaries entered
the counts presence h the manner prescribed
BY state stiauetta. By previous agreement the
public official" asked the questions. and when
the count replied the said 'officiAl" turned to
his corps and said: Put that down"
Having obtained q column Of uonpareil"
the young official" Withdrew his corps and the
seas morning all The papers contained tho
counts vasva
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1T WILL BE A WONDER.
Saturdays Star and Some Of the Good
Things 1t VIII Contain.

HE STAR has completed arrangements Tor
publishing a series Of short original stories OF
novelties by the best authors on both sides Of
the Atlantic, including such wsil-known
writer's as Bret Harte Jules Verne, Jeannetts
L. Glider, Jerome K. Jerome, Guy Maupassant,
James Payn, Joel Chandler Harris and Rud-
yard Kipling The first Of these novelties, by
James Payn, viii appear tomorrow with apPro-
pirate illustrations The expense attend
ing this venture is met willingly, for
nothing b too good for the readers Of TIE stan.
But this is only one OF the features Of tomor-
rows STAR Sixteen pages will con-
tain . vast amount of reading mat
ter Of the most diversified character,
presented in an attractive manner. The special
chapters, several of which will be illustrated,
will be Of unusual interest and, take It ALL in all
Saturdays STAR will be an exceptionally good
one. The following are some OF its contents:
ON ANALOsTAN ISLAND Gllustrated).
Where the athletes Of the Columbia Club
train to break records.
ACROSS THE EASTERN BRANCH illus
trated).
The grand celebration of the new bridge TO
take place Monday.
ERICSSON AND HIS BOATS (IIlustrated).
Something about the great inventor whose
memory will be honored tomorrow.
ON THE SIDE SADDLE Qllustratod).
An accomplished equestrienne tells how
women should ride horseback.
ONE NIGHT INAPOKER ROOM (Illustrated).
How the chips sounded merrily when the
police were away.
A FOOLS WISDOM (Illustrated).
The autobiography Of wife winner by
chance. By James Pawn.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES Illustrated).
Some common-sense suggestions for beauty
and comfort.
SACRED FROM THE POLICE Qllustrated).
Diplomats in Washington and their surpris-
ing privileges
EUROPEAN CAUsERIE.
Max ORelrs interesting chat about the OPP
era in London.
An old Washing tonian's "reminiscences of An
drew Johnson's administration.
THE ANDEAN PLATEAU.
Pen pictures of South American Indians By
Fannie B. Ward.
REED BIRD SHOOTING.
How to shoot the toothsome little fellows
and how to cook them
A WILD CAVALRY RIDE.
An old southern soldiers birthday reminis-
cence.
ROBBING VACANT HOUSES.
Bum" thieves and how they perform their
work.
CITY NOISES AND SMALL BOYS
How they make the policeman's life bur
den TO him.
IN FAR-OFF NORWAY.
A Washingtonian's visit to the land of the
midnight sun.
THE WATER OF LIFE"
Origin and history of Usquebaush, otherwise
whisky.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS
The growing popularity of colonial styles In
Washington architecture.
CRITICIsING THE GUARDSMEN.
What Inspector General Gale has to say Of
the District soldiery.
THE WEEK IN NEW YORK.
Men and matters talked about in Gotham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-22

speaking the Turkish language nuentiy recently
arrived in Tifis from Reezah. Several years
ago she had been dscoyed from her home in
Ksrtchinsk and sold TO o Turk. She was kept
in harsm in Reezah since then and no chance
was given her to communicate with any one
outside: At Last she got an opportunity to COM
municats with the Russian consul at Reesah.
ehrough whom she was enabled 10 escape from
the harem and to return to her native land.
She says that there are many Russian women
kept In the harems Of Reezah and that The
Turks seem to have predilection for them.
Not one OF them feels happy in her positiou.
Unfortunately fog them, they are watched with
such vigilance that they have no Opportunity
70 communicate with the outside world OF %
effect their liberation. tt ,. o!
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-PLACE AS CoAcHMAN OR GROOM
" in Private Family by steady, sober kngl.shman.
THSaas me saFi rs 81 Th cavalry Address
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE woMAN POSI-
w ton Nurse or House Keeper for Susu Family /;
best ref I'd floor froni, ~ 10 1t nv aa203!
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLONEL
" ORR. Place as Nurse or Chamber1naid Apply at
1917 9TH st. NV. II
WANTED.BY YOUNG GIRL (wHITEI. sITUA-
w ton rs Chambermsid, Waitress or Nurse; excel
lout references. Address Box l3G. star office IT.
WANTED-A SITUATION REQUIRING SEVERAL
.,,srnnnr iSpeariung or Cler,ca! morE IA .he
pied. Address Il " fERRY. Al S, sGa..ai'
WANTED-cLERIcAL POSITION By AN IN
w. tssens Young Man Of ninesess two yeass' sIpe s
Box l62. star office. su.a-3t'
" A4NTED,.AT, a ,P,3SI W fosIIloNs
H.
lers. CoachmeE, Walters. Kitchen Help for this city
abroad: all have referencef 6l3 9TH ST. NV au2a2t
WANTED-A sITuAlIoN AS s.: TEAcHER N a
good reference If required For Particular address
Mrs. CHI. Thoroushisra. Va su2i-:u.
WANIED-A POSITION BY YOUTH 10 YEARS Ls
eass Ssdr IN s. ana S
w good Penman. thorough Book Keeper, good
Salesman and doors, Position. Best Of refer
ences Address Ell. Star Office au2l-St'
NANTED-BY AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
" aged twenty willing and oblirtnE pleasant
business: best OF references. Address H.T.H b, star
Office. au20-3t'
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR FIRST-CLASS
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and your order win
b Allied with dispatch- 9os St nv. au2-l0t'
WANTED-sITUAriONs ron COOKS fNALE
Garden MANAGERS. Holsters, watchnen. House Keep
era Bar Tenders, Clerks others First-cass no free
tramp asencyJ BURNHAN'A, IL 10 est n. W. sul So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-22
Good News to Trayelers.

PIrrssuRo, August 22-Nr. l. A. Ford, gen.
erai passenger agent Of thu Penssylvsnla lines,
announces today, in Difference 70 the wishes of
his competitors. the limit number for one-way
party tickets Will be advanced from seven to
Ten persons On September lat proIimo.
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Two ReSiynatinns

BUESos AYREs, August 22-Senor Vicente
fidel Lopez, min ster of finance, and General
Lsysile, minister of war, have resigned
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wilhelm Learning to sneeze.

From the New York Journal
One Of Emperor Williams fAvorite occupa.
tons II the study OF the Rususn language.
Since his last visit at PeterhOf the monarch ID
reported to have made such progress as to be
able 10 converse pretty nuently with the czaz
on his approaching visit to St Petersburg. Al
crown prince he regularly freauented the Rus.
sian course a the Military Academy and has
ever since kept up the practice Of resdins
Russian Journals.
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Went to tho Bottom.

wixRs, Nh, August Z2-Ths steamer Cam
bridge arrived at Alton Bay this nssning from
Boston for the Lake shore Club and. vhils
being launched from the cars, the ways spread
and the steamer sunk 70 the bottom Of The
lake.
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WANTED--HOUSFS

WANTED-FoR INVESTMENT. SMALL HOUSE
IN Northwest frame or brick must be- bargain.
Aa0rssa With full particulars. Box 81 Star ofacs.
WNTED-HoUsEs II ALL SECTIONS or THE
w CITY for Rent and sale have constant demand
t ,r houses IRON e3,oQ0 70 $4,000. CHARLES CAM
looN. WIN john y sohn.on. 81 St. nv. sus2-2t
WnnxIED TWO e-RnoM 2-sToRY BRICK
tnps: ~rst Oh south I sts NV: have nnmeiiste
P.re l., ar RO0m s. sos J. GRO J. EAsIERDAY.
WANTED,To RENT A HOUSE OF or 10
Alaret. Or MILTON. s.r.tas. hoss,. hsissmsrs IL
WthMIEp-To Buy FOR cAsH-A HOUSE OF
yood neshborhood Adirsss' sta,ia9 rr,ce snS .Iacf
location. CASH PURCHAskil. Star ofsoe. au2 l. lms
WANTED.HoUsfs FOR KENT BY FIsH a
MlLLEk 1913 r ST NV.
ers csn secure GOOD tenants prognTs returns by
placing Their houses In our chsrge. au2l-l2t
WANTED-PARTIES HAVING HOUSES FOR
sale IN any section OF the city viii secure prompt
ecriptioi price &C. st L sTAhGA RDTFk
oIo l.,.n :. hN ar.,O-3t
WANIEDI WISH TO PURCHASE BI,i,'K
~. ~, pMtihhns, an improvements. northeast south
Box ., Star ofics. RHia5f.
WANTkD-Two-srobY BRICK HoUsE FRONT
w ing south without basement; or rooms mi !;
on alley. ). hkhrfOGD. 14lo q st. aGlslw
WANTED-HoUsES TO RkNT -owNFRs OF
can secure tenants by sending me particulars CON
slant demand. {. A SHIELDS. I4o5 Tst NV Asst
WANTED-Two HOUSES, WELL LOCATED. los
sioo1o0nin eaiA'e purchasers Sse 5000 sn9ther.
aul6-6t lllSF a. n w
WANTED-horsEs FROM $4,000 TO GO 600 !:
w also Lots IN wsshinston and Lanier Heights.
ACkkR q 0ADSBf,
st u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-22

A special from Hayward, sawyer county,
Via, says Jerry Cleveland vas murdered in
fko eastern part Of the county Tuesday. He
WAS worth About o., 900 and was killed Tor his
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-22

Pref Frsdsrick Henry Hedge, DID,, IL D.,
whose nsme for q number Of yssrs has BEADED
The liss Of officers Of Harvard University BY
eighty-dve.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EOR sALE-DEsIRABiEL LOTS IN BRooKLAND
II and Addition. Nov N time to bug, pr1ces are
sure 10 advance. II you want home IN the suburbs
look q Brvokland streets graded; rood elevation
nne view; fne water and electric railroad con.
.sIisnt: only Y MINUTES ff9p city n9f Psss prices
aul3-l0t 1901 u st. NV
NOR sALE-ADDITlON TO BROOKLAND. 10.
Il Room House, with N scres Of land inclosed with
new fence; stable for horses and nne well q water
Al kinds OF small fruit growing place. For terms
and prioe see AcLACHLEN BATCHELDEk. l0Ul
NoR sALE-sEvERAL vEnT DESIRABLE
swoSMsTxpT + BRADLEY,
U231m WI a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-22

The RorA German Gazette denies the report
that Emperor William viii visit yienns II Sep
tembeg. II y. 9ESi
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES.

EfOk RENT-7Il I4TH STREET DESIRABLE
Ofnse Rooms. with steam Heat: suitable for four
naIisis architects ana real estate agents building has
peen remode!ed and Iapered and PAINTED thfoug out;
laNatorlee aud closets each noOr Apply to JANIS
NJ. UkkhN, sll l3th st. nuel %
t,oR kEN1-DEsK ROOM IN ZINE FRONT or.
= nee with every convenience. Apply kooIu Z. lOl0
J 81 a. auoslSts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-UNTIL NEXT JUNE. OR FUR
w Bisled koous, with OF without hoard, By q gen
teinan, bis wife and young men. let II and d aud
9Th nnd 10th SITS. nv. Address HOME Star office .
WANfED- MIDDLk-AGED LADY. ONE or
w Two UniurnIshed Rooms. d small fat quiet
locntlon state lowest price References Address
CENSUS EMPLDfE. star Office au22-2t.
WANJED-PEkMANAN ROOM AND BOARD
w By single gentleman Of middle age private
FANNY. widow OF single lady preferred ug
house For small children; state location and price
Address RECIPROCAL box l6l. Star Office auS2-9ts
WANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, TWO LARGE
w Led Il poms Suite Of Two Rooms and Parlor
within blocks Of Corcoran Art Gallery. Address W
StOit ID. Star office. su:.s-2t-
WAN1ED-BY MAN AND WIFE THREE OR
w More Rooms. partly furnished for Ligh; House
Keeping; convenient to the Patent Once Address C.
G. n. star Office. su3l- 3t.
WANTED-fwo UNFINISHED CDMMUNE
w eating Rooms on Second OF Third Floor. west OF
eth ana east OF 10th SITS. references aud
required Address N. D.. Star ofice. su2l ST.
WANTED-sEPT. l,BY GENTLEMAN ANDwIFE
VIZ or 8 CnfurnisheG Rooms for Light Housek eep-
ing northwest preferred. answer stating prlce. which
must be moderate. Address call ut yVS L St u W
au2l 3ts
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FOR RENT--STORES

FOE RENT-BRlcK STABLE BACK on lol2
n 10th st n at az 90 Brick store 30 IA
ave. Sc. at s2l. See EUGENE y AkNOID Attor-
ney, As la. ave a., 4 -.
IfoB RHINESTONE AND DWELLING, lsoo ira
NV plate glass store trout counter, shelving
nd large ICE boz; concrete cellar; 10 rooms and
stADie. suitable for any business rent $50 m ado
vance Inquire at 1922 9th ct NV .uSl 81.
IsOk RENT-CoR. lsr AND SIS Ne LANCE
store and s-rvom Dwelling with cellar t6is il "a.
k35. e 'N' 'e"|
1879 st. Nv. Iarge and Handsomely Finished "a.
ROOM and Cellar bay-widow Press brlck Dw.lliu.,.
ply to MOAN A. RITiItlf -
kuls-lw tte,, a. :, n
Oh hENT,soU1HNEsT CORaEK 5IH AND
Ia SIS NV. Brick Store aud Dwelling, with lAr.a
Dake oven. suitable for confectionery and bakery j
hci. DODsON, I225 ST NV. aui6- I'm
ItOk hEST-4CS ETH ST. NV, oNE DOOR
Il from Pa ave suitable for once or store Apply
u JAMES L. DAVIS SONS. l2th ct and Pa avs.
tOk kENT-WAREHoUsk zoos ST. THE
continuation OF LOuisisnH ave oppo~ite whole<.la
aul Linn
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n Memorial Meeting 20 Boyle O'Reilly.
BosroS, August 22-Mayor Hart has Issued
aeali for public memorial meeting for Sep
tember 2 to give expression TO the loss sus-
tanned by all our people in the death Of John
BOYLE OReilly, and TO take appropriate action
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


ISoR RESr-FINE LAkeE DoUBIE PaRioRs
II and FURNISHED hoons isio 81 p.~. Huee .E'
INoR kENT-A FURNISHED ROOM on sFcoND
Sa.ra l isS II rss is, s "a Q, an. s' i
Il and ~''Ns 'A' TWICE. ~ :" 'A ss a5 :S.-'
IsoR RENT-il2s i2tB ST Nv. FURNISHED
= and furnished Rooms IN . laryS comiortal4e
sSe al Hodsrn improvements asAr COZ. Mas
EoR RLST-ruRNIsHED ROOMS; With or
s,h0S, sS1ra sS.,en,ept 10 cars and me aP..'-
.sN1~ AoAA lSth sIn eu---Ar
Eok kENT-oNE LARGE FRONT RU'oM ON
bon Ss 81 smaller roonAs tlo three
EoR RENT = UNFrRNTsHEp SECOND STORY
x,,t a.. ~ ,ares prssS ard mo-, eonyerieni keegs,
e, n.1nsh in advance desarabie ns,Sh6orlSci .as
LYON kENr-oNE OK TWO sECoSD-sTokY Ray
LoaSe.Mith modern .onNenienoes. very low semitic
I,oR RENT-sEvERAL SOUTH FRONT ROOMS.
Il Furnished ana rnfurn.shsd. lst o. I'd n,ssrs:
ns~ly paIsred: well furnished northern private
22l Z stp.~. sa..s-st.
IsoRRENI-TNoUkFUR ROOMS FIRST
-, moor front snn bach. for hrht housekeepihg. gaS
path, &c No children References. tS32 d 81 "a
Ru2l-3t.
I,oR RENT cool. DELIGHTFUL. ROOMS.
thlrd aoou: ca rui,s ansle ove-soosias neI1ser-
son Ssu az. Terms reasonable lol+ 18th It nv.
1,oR KENT-To A GENTLEMAN. tTNEI,Y FI7s-
- nished second noor FrVui Room. southern ekps,--
nearly new sf2 esr n.S.,h ~ SsaI5s ana sns
NV. 80 .,.S, -
ZOE RkNT-IHREE UNFURNIsHEp ROOMS on
private bath Inquire 2IIS at nv sssi- 81.
I 'ok kENTI,loUNG CorPLk HAVING BEuF
ninsAl OF Elesant New Plat, central iocsrion ele-
Chamber isr ESQ inmea,a,. or s ..SS r..s. sa
fFonputnde necessary. Plat. SIAr Office aueO-4I.
I'oh kENl-l7il ST y W. ID AND I'D
f,loors. nicely Furnished. southern enposur. aud
excellent table near the War State And Navy rrsrt-
winter. 1' maui ,, -, ~. ~. we
EoR RENT-CoRNER NINTH ST An, N.ssk-
Board Pheasant summer rooI.ls - !, . s.th
exposure references e,chHnsed. ansO. lm,s
ltok kENT-NlCELI FURNISHED ROOM ~
a private family: Gully 10 gentlrnlen. near Pn.s,,t
and Pension Offices. 10 6ths NJ NV ar:,e- 81.
IfoR RkNT-FIyE communicative; KS,oS-S
pera Win aan,ri closets and Priy.ie Bath newly ~
ISoR RENT-lT2o II sT., on SQUARE WEST OF
- war aud Nary Departments handsomely Par
nishea Rooms board If desired. nuie-dt.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED. LARGE sECoNp-
tire windows. Objection 90 ltri, hoa.esssysus q
aesired. Apply sl3 lIth NV GnlS-8t.
INok RENT-THE I'D. 30 AND 4rH FLOORS. 7TH
rooms suitable for schools. lodges. A.
aulo-ot }. Il, GRAY Co. 637 INV
1Sok kENT-THRkE ROOMS uNFURNIsHFD
ehudren also One hall nom FURNISHED saitsb,e for
se,nuIsuasa: south hont. Apply 1915 ii st.n.w
J,oR RENT-rHREE BEaT-TTfTI Ro5ys On
5a,t hoor, one psriors rilNate family. furnished.
eouoie corner house. south and frOnts baN via
o""s' references required ll0l ST NV bs4-2sr.
tOh hENT-THREE APARTMENTS OF lwoAND
Il three suite mi vnte hath aud rl,,.e -,
ssntly furnished. 81 summer rAies IHE MOOD
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Fer Other TelcGrapa News See PAGE, + ma a
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

SoR RENT-HANDsoME NEWLY FINISHED
= Fists sois ST nv; large airy rooms. Tor lake
or small families. VIDE PARKING and side lrounls
terms REASONABLE. A J. HoUGHTON. 23lS Pa ave
u. .i,rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-22
WANTED-STORES.

"ASTED-A STORE SUITABLE FOR A BAKkRY
w nlnst have room to erect an oven. west OF l3tl
81 NV. Address BAKER. Star Office. au2l-2i'