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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27
2fucfion Sales.
Thomas Bowling,
AUCTTONEFu
TnusrGEs SALE oE \ YA5gAnLE lI!. IMPROVED

THuSTELS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- PHOPFRIN IN GEORGETOWN,
Under deed Of trust dated September 3, 1874, and
tho party secured win sell on TIIIRs,h y the AZ
day OF October a. ID. 1881 at O'Clock d. M the Fast
FORT OF Lot No. 20 In Beatty a Hewklns addition 10
81 inches on First street and extending back for
depth 100 FEET. moro less 10 AN alley: Improved
with Brick Dwelling House aud outhudings. being
the premises NO dls " street. or s. First street.
Terms OF Sale One-fourih cash al % denosit when
property Is struck on which q 10 bc forfeited unless
the terms OF sale are complied with IN five days after
elghteen months with interest from day OF sale so
cured by notes and dced OF trust. Convevancna and
recording at cost OF purchaser.
se21-dts FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
MAgNIFIcENTsEyEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
FRENCII.P LATE MIRR0Iis ROSEWOOD PAR.
HoTI6ws f1Sk D ofj. PAINF1nss fSi AND En-
FRfNtf, PoIfsIf n pEsoNRp; Pillar IN,
TENSION TABLE, WALNUT BRACE ARM
DIglNSIING ,GH;AdKS, sl.LENDID FRENCH PQI-
sSIEl isSHIED W vMtAfisBihEpop HilI WALNur SUAMBER a
SOME WALNUT DESK AND CHAIR, PARfAN
nhNAMENTS, VASES, AND BRoNltesi MIR
RoRH ,RH 81, ,HAnhASKs LouNgEss Wal Nuf POL
Tlstssfs wIaE sPniNas,4 FEATHEh Il III y PiI- n
LOWS AND BOLsrERs, ENGLISH BODY
BR BBiR}Tss ELT; s.; TAp,EIsTRY ,i,I y AND AND OTHER CAR,
CuRTAINs AND HANGINGS, NoTTIN0HAM
LACk NuHIAINS LARGE QUANTITY or
gThfhss,SWyAIm Las y ,; CuiEA; S; ANp ChocKE!Iy; RE.
On IHuRspAY MpINING, SEPTEMBER
TW,ENTY-NfNTl!. COMMENCING At TIN
: DgSlOCk, gt we Will sell nt the residence Of NJ NJ.
northwest the entire Household Furniture contained
therein most az OF which was made to order md II
worthy the attention Of private buyers, being IN
bplelluiu Ofuer ana very handsome.
sC2l-8t DUNCAESiJN RROS Aucta
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THREE NEW SENATOR'S
with unouestionable credentials vii be at the bo

with unquestionable credentials viii be at the bar
ofthe Senate at twelve O'clock noon, october 10,
and 1t will be the imperative duty Of the other
members of the Senate TO admit them the moment
they nrc ready ito take and subscribe the oath in
open Senate Ns already provided by the rules,
less one be chosen for the sole purpose of admin
isterng the oath to the new Senators. Then, when
the Senate shall have been filled and each State
shall be in full clothed with "equnl suffrage in the
Senate" Qs the Constitution guarantees and COM
mRnds, will be the time, IN our opinion, and not
until then, when twill be proper to select the
Senator wko may IN the dispensaton of Provi-
dence become the successor of President Arthur.
1.-THE foregoing Is from the pen of an ex.momber
OF the United States Senate who points out clearly
the thorny road of disregard OF the Constitution,
over which the Democratic Senators must travel
before they can dsfranchise three Senators on the
occasion Of the organization OF the senate.-ED,
RFp1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27
united States MorsboI,s Sale

by yIrtne OF wit oi herI aclas, Issued out Of tho
Clerks Office OF the Supremc Court OF the District OF
Columbia. and 10 me directed, 1 will scll nj public
sale for cash at the House door of said District
on SATURDAY, the sth day OF October, 1851, at NJ
clock M, all the right itlc claim, and interest Of
the defendant In and to the following described prop.
the sae at the northwest corner of said lot and rum
ming thence south leo feet thence east - feet and
inch TO an alley thence north with the west line OF
said alley 100 feet and thence west 70 the place of be-
ginning, together with all and singular tile Improv
ments thereon. Levied upon as the property Of Il
detendant James w. Barker, 10 satisfy execution N
22s az law, In favor OF Charles Kennedy, use Of JOl
o. Mckelden. q. t. HENRY,
- United States Marshal
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8oarSiuo.


fHG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oPPosr
Il ~ National Hotel: best Board and well {
nished Rooms, S5 to $40 per week transient Si.50t
per day: terms 10 suit families. --
TNoR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, W.T.
~ Table Board convenient TO four lines OF ca
Apply at go New York avenue. se23-9t
E1 A EIGHTEENTH STREET NORTHWEs
" II near G.-Table Boarders desired; 2 Roor
now vacant, with Board; good accommodation
coaches and cars convenient; near War and Ire
ury Departments. so23-3t
UTANTED.-A GENTLEMAN OF REIN
Wv ment "a musical person preferred) can /.
for the winter pleasant home, with home comfora
no other boarders; references exchanged. Addrf
Mrs. L., City Postofce. so2o 81
CLINToN HOUSE, SEVENTH AND IsTREE
" -First-class Table Board, Si6 per month; 70
and board, $50 to e25i no liquors.
se9tf ]. NJ. DELoNG & CO.. Proprietor
rTNHE FREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FIJI
Il promenade balconies, cool, airy rooms, and 81
rior table, VIII be found most desirable place
per month. my2
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and constituted under this unquestionablo consti-
tutional power, are silent rs TO who shall admins
ter the oath to new Senators The rule bearing
upon the subject merely says that they shall take
tiCe has heen heretofore that tho oath has been ad
miniStcred by the President of the Senate, but It
the Senate cOnscnting under the power to deter
mine its rules. Or the Senutc could ut any time
have made and can now make rule that the
President of the Senate alone shall administer the
oath TO new members. But It has not made such
Il rule and In opinion, the act Of 1889 is in no
sense binding upOn tho Senate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27

OFFICE ROOMS in Nos. 323 and $40 Fouraud-a
half ST. u. w; also In i5s Louisiana avenue n. W.
a welllncated dairy farm for rent at low price.
Call for Weekly Rent-Bst.
The houses on East Capitol street are well located
and very desirable.
MONEY To LOAN on Real Tsate at Lowest Rates
Parties having property TO trade sell will nnd II to
u. II. WARNER,
9l0 Il street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27

by virtue OF writ OF ior facias issued out Of
Clerks Office Of the he75upreme Court of the District
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell nj pub
sale for cas nt the Court House door of said Dstrl
on SATUDAY, the Sth day of October, 1881, at
O'clock M, all the right, titfe, claim, and Interest
the defendant, james w. Barker In and TO the 4
lowing described property, TO wit: Part of lot 10,
square $40, beginning for the same at the northei
corner Of said lot and running thence south 100 fe
thence west 2D feet and inch to an alley, then
north with the east line OF said alley 100 feet al
thence east TO the place Of beginning, together wi
nll and singular the improvements thereon. Levi
upon ns the property OF the defendant James
Barker. to satisfy execution No. 2g70j, at law,
flvOr OF IL. Ross Perry and Frederick ID. Magut
executors of James Q. Hall.
@. II. HENRY,
United States Marshal
Thomas Bowling, Auctoneer. sei9-d&d
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27
QSSanfe0--tS Situations.

r WILL PAY SIS CASH no ANY ONE WHO
any of the Departments; have the hest recommen-
daions Address, In confidence, MESSENGER, Re-
publican Office. sc27.6tt
WANTED-BY A RESPONSIBLE WHITE
w man, n situation to drive business wagon is
well acquainted IN the ciiy has Ind five years ex
pertence III the grocery business; can write q fair
hand. Address Box :, Republican office. se2I-3ts
yNTANTED-A REsPECTA Bile YOUNG coll
w Ored man desires situation as walter In a.
cnccs. Address O. w. s.. Republican office sc97Stt
WANTED -BUsINEss MEN TO KNOW THAT
wv n kinds OF job Work can be executed at The
Republican Onicc quicker and In more satisfactory
manner than at any other place in the city. seB
VIZ ANTED-A YOUNG MAN HAVING A THOR.
w ough knowledge OF the Pension Business desires
position with claim attorney: would consider an
offer for interest In such business. Address CLAIM
ATToRNEY, Republican office. se2e3te
"ANTED--A LADY HAVING NO INCUM.
wv brance wishes n situation as HOusekeeper or
Cashier IN dining. good reference given, APP
ply at ll23 Eleventh street northwest. se2G3ts
"ANTED-DY A COMPETENT YOUNG GEN
Wv uemnn who through physical disability
slon position as assistant bookkeeper cashier or
other clerical position In Al business house; no
salary expected that question being left to the future
and Judgment OF employer; highest references.
ADDRESS H. II. G. =. Republican Office se2o0t+
"ANTED-BY A YOUNG CoLoRED MAN, A
w situation ms walter coachman In n private
mmily; first-cass references given. Address H. W.,
99I Mcpherson Square. se20-3t%
A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN WISHES
given III required. Apply, between the hours of and
4, at 1O6 Twentysecond street northwest. se20-3th
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Sost AND SoitnS.

L oST-GoLD FRAME sPECTACLES IN CASE;
- owners name on them, Literal reward II left
at a35 Rhode Island avenue. se27-3ts
Il oST--A SET OF LICENSE OF r. A. GOLDEN
- by returning to corner Tenth and Il streets
southwest you will greatly obge owner. se22.3t*
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Sfor -Salc.-2Tliscellaneo,ts


INoR sALE-AT PRIVATE SALE. 4oR 3 SUITS
4 OF Cottage Furniture and Wardrobes. Apply ut
llsa fOnrteenlh street northwest se2I-5t%
1NOR SALE CHEAP PUPPIES, 3 MONTHS
II old cross between Newfoundland ana bird dog
Address JACOB, Republican office. se5.Sts
VNORSALE-CARDs, POSTERS, DODGERS, AND
IL all Kinds of Printing can be had at The Repuhl-
can Job Office on short notice. seq
yXTANTED TO SELL-FRoM so TO 90 YARDS
w OF secondhand Rrussels Carpet, good as new,
al a bargain Address ID, O. Republican ollce. 25-it
~ ENERAL oARFIELD'S LAST LETTER,
" written TO his mother while on his dealhhed
Every one should have u copy Neat fac siuies tor
sale at The Republican ONCE. Ten cents per COPY.
VNoR sALls-A SOLID ROSEWOOD GUITAR,
II with case No. Including ~ worth OF sheet
music and instruSsen bo0ksi cost sil y nm excel
lent instrument; price, so. Address dUIIAht He-
publican office se22-3tt
INoR sALI--A BARGAIN, A STOVE (RuBY
IL Rangol, NOT; used four mouths; good as new.
Apply nt 609 street northeast, aftor ls p IN 22lte
TToR sAIIl-I PAIN OF VERY FINE Ray
- Horses, closely mRtchedi n very superior team.
Two pairs OF very fine black coach Horses, closely
matched Also several fine driving single Horses.
Apply at HuGuELY q BoWEN'S STABLES, Gi5
New York avenue. sel2.l2ts
WTANTED TO SELL on nENT--A PIANO.
se5tf cor Pennsylvania ave. ana seventh st.
GOAL AND WOOD OF EVERY DIaslRA BILE
- quality, AT lowest prices q. l. SHERIFF.,
jyieSm lll4 and 52s Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27

lfthc analogy the original organization of the
Senate in 1850 DC followed the first step should be
the completion of the membership of the body by
the admission of such duly accredited members as
may present themselves. But is claimed, for IL
In except by the President of the Senate, as di.
reccd by the act of June r 1889, whereas others
conflict with clause Q, section 8, Article l. of
the Constitution, which says that Each House
may determine tho rules of its proceedings" IN
the incc Of such power, conferred by the organic
act II Is not for one moment to be assumed that
either body would surrender prerogltive of such
essential import to be invaded, limited, or con-
strupd by the other
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27
The Organization OF tho senate.

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN:
The succession to the Presidency in the
possible contingency Of the death of the present
incumbent is involved in more or loss uncertainty
/, II Hftoihbliance WIN the power conferred by The
fifth clause of the second article of the Constitution
Congress, by the act of March l. 1892 has declared
that the President of the Senate land after him the
Speaker of the House OF Representatives for the
time bcingl shall act ,na President until President
Is elected In the event of the removal, death,
ignation, or inability of both the President and
Vice President of the United States. There being
no President Of the Senate, we must contemplate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27

J,oR RENT-cALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
u property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN q CO.
fnl-if 81. flnnd RnlllnR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27
2SanteS =2IlIisceHameo,le


NTANTED-THE USE OF A HORSE AND
w Buggy for several hours every day nextweek,
mornings or afternoons. Address BOX 6li, City Post
office se27-3t
ToB WORK OF EVERY CHARACTER AND DE
~ scriptlon executed at The National Republican
ONCE, at any hour, day night and every day In
the year. Good work and low prices se26
MUSIC LESSONS GIVEN AT THE SCHoL-
tion and thorough instruction TO each. Address Miss
w. y. CLAY, City Post-oice se23t+
VIyANTED TO BUY FOR cAsH-A GOOD PI-
w ano state lowest cash price. Address PI-
ANo, Republican Office. se2i3t*
DRIvATE LESSONS GIVEN by LADY
Il who has had experience In teaching. Central
publican office. se233ts
n ENERAL .GARFIELD's LAST LETTER,
" written 10 his mother while on his deathbed.
sale at Tho Republican Office Ten cents per copy.
yXTANTED-To EXCHANGE TABLE BOARD
w for carpets nnd bedroom furniture. Address
a.. Republican, office. se2-stt
MADAME LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, Will
pills Residences prices moderate; best city reference
Apply at 226 Third street northwest selGtoOl"
A CCoAfAIoDATIoNS FOR HORSES WITH
"A frst-cass and keeping. Carriages stored In
separate room from stables. J. b. oLCoTr,
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth and II and
streets sel6-1mp
UTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN &C.
w Beall, Room 4, li10 New York avenue, Is Com
missioner Of Deeds for every State and Territory
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In office from a. M to5p. IN. ap30ly
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2Sanfeo-- -&o,lees.


WANTED TO RENT InfMEDIATELY--A
and Fifteenth and and streets northwest; ternIs
must be moderate. Address NJ b., lii7 q street
northwest se27-Sts
A CASH CUSTOMER WILL PAY 5000 OR 5000
"A for modern well.located House: state when
built. size of lot, how located, full particulars. Ad-
dress Z. i. B, Republican office. se27-3t~
WTANTED--A HOUSE OF OR 0 ROOMS. OR
wv suite Of or unfurnlshed Rooms. between
west: address, stating rent Box 53S, Post-oliice.
WANTED-,A HOUSE OR SEVERAL CHOICE
Treasury Department; must include kitchen, dining
room and parlor with heating, cooking, and other
convenences give complete description, locality,
and lowest terms. Address L. ]. b., Republican
office. se27-Sts
UTANTED--A NEW i0RooM HOUSE, IN
w northwestern part of the city, at moderate
rent. Address J. j. J Republican office. selo.st
yXTANrED IMMEDIATELY-To RENT =
wv room House; all modern improvements;
Capitol Hill or between Tenth and Fifteenth streets
northwest; rent not TO exceed e25 Address Room
81, Third Auditors Office. see23ts
VIZ TANTED-To BUY, WEST OF SEVENTH
w street. n pleasantly located Brick House, ahout
rooms; modern improvements, good repair; price
not $1,000; give street. number and description.
Address Box lGO, star office. se2f-St~
WANTED FOR CASH.-WE ARE AUTHOR
w lied to purchase several good Houses un-
improved Lots, northwest Will accept loans upon
good margin nt low rates. Owners Will please CONF
munlrate with us at once. W. w. DANENHOWER
a SON. 1912 street northwest. seli-im
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SSor lRenf-- Soitses.

V1OR RENT -UOUsE NO. iT (sHERMAN'S
III Row = street northeast; possession October 4.
Inquire on premises or az iGli Tenth street north
west. fc2l3ta
TNoR RENT-NEATIY FURNISHED HOUSE,
II No. iil2 Ninth street northwest; 10 rooms; good
repair; modern improvements. ALBERT II, FOX,
g20 v street northwest se2l3f
TNoR RENT-tN VICINITY OF MOUNT PLEAS
IL ant i0-roOmed brick House; modern improve.
ments and clean; 10 minutes from cars Address
Box t2i, Postohice. se23-6t@
E,oR RENT-AT S2O PER MONTH, ONE OF THE
~ most convenient 7-room Brick Houses In the
Clty WITH all the modern improvements; will sell on
esT payments or rent to good tenant: ten minutes
nom Post-Oiilce Department Apply TO ODELB q
co, SOC Il street northwest se2i 6te
T. YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL. RENT, OR
Trade city or Country Property come and see the
great bargains at WILLIAM H. MAIN a BROTH
EkS IT. Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn.
sylvarla avenue northwest. mh9-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27

JTANTED.--A GENTLEMAN OF QUIET HAB.
w It's wants pleasant, well furnished Room, In
nice, quiet hunily, where there is m agreeable
young lady or widow and no other gentlemen have.
rooms and where there is no smoking about the
housci permanent II pleasant to all parties. Address
COMFOnr, Republican Office. se203t#
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27
METHOD OF THE CREATION OF ONE.

The Senate Is called to meet inexecutiye session
on the 10th proximo. 1t Is not only without
President, but Is without any rule of It's own body
that provides how II shall organize upon Assem-.
bling, in comDliancc with the call. The Secretary
OF the Senate would, according to usage andprece.
dent call the Senate TO order, state the facts, and
Unfortunately there Is no Secretary either and the
assembled Senators will find themselves without
either rule precedent for the first step essential
TO the conduct of business-a presiding officer.
Under ordinary circumstances IL is reasonable to
suppose that some Senator would rise in his place,
make and put the motion that of his colleagues
take the chair. Perhaps this may be done, follow.
ing the plan adopted at the original organization
of the Senate Then the body VIII be
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-27

CAPITAL STOCK, sI5O,OOO.
ID, 900 shares. Par Value, $40 Per Share.
Non-AssessabIe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

them, ]. think, went the rest Of the Richmond
bankeus' money"
"Then, General, you are satisfied that the entire
affair rs reported is u cnnardT
Yes, ] am satisfied IL Is, so far as the honor OF
Jefferson Davis Is concerned In fact know that
he nevergot to convert either the confederate or
Richmond banks money 20 his own use, aud be-
lieve that General Johnston has been intention
ally misquoicd"
what Mr. Reagan Says.
Congressman Reagan, Of Texas, says, THE
charge " II was really made against Davis, Is alb
surd and unfoundcd For the last several years
OF its existence the confederate States did not have
ut any time twice as much rs Sl,1OOO0O i'm coin in
this country. All the coin we got was in exchange
for cotton, and It was kept In Europe and drawn
upon for supplies. ~ Washington, Ca, when 1t
was evident the collapse had come, the money
chests were opened and the major portion of
coin distributed pro rata among the confederate
troops there. believe each man and officer
| got SIG That is what General Dibrcll says and
| lie was there. The amount of money t'"rc be.
| longing To- the confederate States was al $4,000
in gold coin, and $4,000 In silver coin, s36OOO
~ silver bullion In the form of bricks ] don't
| know how much was paid ont 10 soldiers, but
Dibrell thinks IL was about 100000. | hardly
| think IL was that much. The silver bricks
were put by quartcrmaster in an old ware
house, and were subsequently found and taken by
United States troops. A sum Qfmoney, dtntknow
how much, was put ia the hands of two naval
officers, who were directed to go to Nassau and
| reach Europe with It. They failed, were captured,
ana the Government got the money That is tue
manner IN which the coin ofthc conlcdcracy went.
Mr. Davis got none OF It,"
senator Williams Views.
Senator Williams, of Kentucky, who commanded
y remnant of n division Of cavalry, and was ut
Washington, Ga, with his men when Davis cab-
net disbandcd, corroboratcs Beagan's account, and
says:
II got SIC Of the money. the same amount each
private was allowed. The soldiers knew the
chests contained money, and one day they made u
raid upon them, intending to take the money and
divide IL. made speech to them, advising them
To- let the money alone, and they respected my ad
vice. The money was hauled away from Georgia
III wagons but, after n day or two, was brought
bnck aud In my presence divided among the
soldiers"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

mean7 Explain yourself ] impore you 70 he
urged. In an agony Of sorrow, anxiety, and con-
fusion.
81 meant mean-Oh, Tudor My heart is
brokenp And she dropped her head on her
bosom and ngan covered her face with her hands.
"Ledai Ledal" he cried with anguish.
"Oh, TudOrl Our friendship has been so pre-
ciOus, so delightful TO me And-and- all
our communion has been SO improving, purifying,
olevating to my sonl / am so much less vain,
selfish, and frivolous than when you first met me,
the spoiled child of fortune. Our precious, dc.
lightful friendship has saved and redeemed MOI
And-and-I pray that / may enjoy IL forever.
But-but--it must he only friendship she said,
while heavy, sobbing signs shook her bosom aud
streams Of tears forced themselves through the
slender fingers that covered her face.
"Ledap he exclaimed, in bitter pain, you
knew my love my hopesl my aspirations
And you led mo on and on TO the
brink of this hum iliating overthrow Ali how
cruelty and bitterly you have deceived meI
"Oh, do not reproach me. DO not break n
bruised and aching heart If ] have deceived you
II was because | had first deceived myself What
knew Of my own untried nature? Nothing, or
next 20 nothing. when we first met
"Ledal LedaW
"Letme speak You have charged me and you
must hear mep'
Speak, thonm The above we publish as speci
men chapter; but the continuation of this story
will be found only in the N. Y. Ledger. Ask for
the number dated January q which can now be
had at any news office or bookstore. If you arc
not within reach ofa news Office you can have the
Ledger mailed to you for one year by sending three
dollars TO Robert Bonner, publisher, $50 William
street, New York
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
ARMY AND NAVY PRIMER.


What have we here? It Is Naval Officer. See
how fine he looks Does he always wear god lace
and brass buttOns2 Yes when there are young
ladies to admire lin. DO young ladies like brass
buttons? Yes, they are very, very fond Of them.
Does the Naval Officer ever 90 TO sea? No, he
never does there is no ship for him TO 90 In He
stays in Washington and works very hard What
does he do? He draws his pay once n month. Is
this all he does2 Mo- he gets Il Congressman to
see the Secretary. Why docs he get u Congress.
man to see the Secretary? Because he likes TO live
IN Washington.
This Is a man.ofwnr Is she built Of wood or
irOn2 She Is built of wood Is the wood rotten 2
Yes, IL is very rotten. Does the man. Ofwu have
guns? No. she does not. They have never been
made. Could she carry them If they were made 2
No, she is too small She could not carry the pny OF
the Naval Officer. Who owns the man.of-warG
Mr.. Hunt owns her.
Here we have an Army Officer. How brave he Is
His left sleeve is empty. How came his left sleeve
emptyY He was wounded at Draw Poker. What
did he hold2 lie held three fives. What did the
other man hold2 He held three of kind-two
skies and a siX-shOOtcr. Who took the pot2 The
man with the three skies.
What is this next picture? IL Is three officers
aud three Jumps of sugar. What are the officers
dong2 They are waiting. What are they waiting
for? They arc waiting for that little fly TO cat a
Piece of sugar. Why do the officers want the little
fly to eat piece ofsugar? They wish to know who
owns the five dollars
See this pretty Man with Soap on his Moustachc
and Brass Buttons and Epauletes Is he not pretty
What is q "Coburger2" lie is an Officer who will
not go to Sea. Why docs he not go to Sea? Be-
cause hc is the Son-in-law Of a Senator and has
'FluCuCe,