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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-27
Postmasters' Commissions.

WASHINGTON. January 26:b. = Commits
sious as Postn.asters were issued as follows
yesterday Thomas Mein, Nevada City, Cal;
Lyman L. Woods Glover Valley, New, and
Robert w L. Crockal, Tres Piedras, N NJ.
A mail messenger service has been ordered
between Santa Maria, Ssnta B,rbars county,
Cal, and tha Pacific Coast Railway, fifty
nine mil, s. as often as is requiled.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-27
The Newhin Hotel Fire.

MILWAUKEE. January 26,h.-At the in
quest on Che Newhall House dis saster yesser-
day, LinshaD, the engineer, M Ksnzip, the
watChman, and Nilpack. The storekeeper,
were examined. TIE two former cOTroborated
their former statements. located the ERE in
the basement, and gave i1cendierisn as the
cause,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
thermonster Tor i. days indicated ID ; be.

thermometer for six days indicated l59 be
low zero.
The Massachusetts, railroad sy stem is per
haps the most complete in the country. 10
IS not controlled by any OF the great trunS
lines, IL hac 2,7sS miles Of road, which
comprise over 1 $40 miles Of track, and
these belong Co O. different corporations
The Denver tribune SAYS that this sprirg
the Denver & Rio Grande railway Will us9
thiftv-tive electric lights 10 illuminate the
Grand canyon, which will make II one Of
zee most attractive pieces Of scenery in the
world.
The management Of the Boston, HooSac
Tunnel & Western have discharged q large
number of men who have been convicted 81
drunkenness. Efficient service is incompat-
ible with the Use ofintoXicatiug drinks.
In New York state the railroad commits.
sioners get $500 apiece, and the clerk gets
$500, and there's marshal besides. He
gets 81 500. The whole commission is al
lowed TO spend $4,000.
No further progress in grading has been
made on the California Southern railroad
extension toward San Bernadino the past
week. They are still waiting for settle
ment OF the right OF way suits
1t is understood that the matter OF wages
of engineers aud tiremen on the Wabash
road has been settled satisfactorily to the
men. The wages are to he uniform on the
entire system, and all delays and overtime
are to be paid for at agreed rates, which are
satisfactory 10 all concerned.
The opinion seems 20 be common with
Montana railroad men that In few years a
railroad will not only be built up Bitter
Root valley, but that road will extend on
through the mountains into Idaho, aud
perhaps down to Il junction with the Cen.
tral Pacific.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
DALLAs ExcHANGr AND SILVER
-=s -
FUTURES.

FUTURES are steady, Doth in New YOrl,
and New Orleans. In both markets there
was an advance of from 1 to 2 points on
some months, but there is no indication of
rise that will benefit the prices of spots
in the near future. In Liverpool futures
advanced Lei for one or two months. The
consolidated receipts to day were 1i,l07,
against 6,065 the corresponding day last
year and SO long as they show such excess
Spectators will hesitate to invest
4 Chicago Produce and Provisions. -March
wheat declined J cent and closed at l,074
May declined cent, closing at LIB. March
corn advanced J. last sales 5Si; May corn
declined /, and closed at 02l. The receipts
to-day were: Wheat, 5000; corn, 2i3, sos
oats, 142 7i2, Shipments: Wheat, 1861;
corn, l9s $50; oats, l41 Ill bushels. Provis-
ions were steady. Mess pork for March,
Is 10; Nav, 1S.45.
st. Louis noon Dispatches wheat
advanced II cents, and .l0s bid; May wheat
] cent lower, LA TO lag. March corn adj
vanced 1, and sold at $50; May steady at
57s March oats, 43 bid; May, 4Ii, ! cent
higher than yesterday.
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RAILROADS..

Mr.. l.. g. CANNON, formerly general SUI
perintendeat Of the Chicago, Texas& Nj ext
eau, is In st. Louis.
The actual net increase in the earnings OF
the New York Central railroad for the four
months ending February 1 ore given at
81 $50 900.
The southern Pacific has stopped work on
the branch road to Yosemite. SRht-seers
will have 20 travel the usual routes.
The 81. Gothard railway Is Q financial
success. The profits since last June, when
the line was opened, have been 500 600.
1t IL alleged that the Central Pacific rail-
road contrary has purchased the San Joa.
uuin h Sierra Nevada narrow gauge rail.
road, running from Brooks landing to the
foothills
A freight conductor, whose attentions to
his best girl were not appreciated by the
family. says that her ODD man furnished
him with terminal facilities, as well rs tree
passes, through the garden gate few even.
ingS ago.
liis reported that n number OF persons
s't y,n ,sn' ~" OrA""a Short Line
a. lhn.e he ,"'r
80 trsu .s.tN.. o.. thu ,i'i r'c
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11

Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob-
served In the urine, and many other disosrcs
that lead TO insanity and death, M ~
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL fNSTITUTu
win agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars FOR
case OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treRtmentl win
not cure, or for anything impure or inIuriOu0
found II Il. THE ENGLiSH MEDICAL lN-
STiTUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor.
SIS OF urine, So 90. Price Of Vital ReHtL alive,
G.o bottle, or four timesths quantity, el0,06
sent 70 any address on receipt OF price. OF q o. D..
mo =, o, D. sent without 81 enclosed a. guar
name u desired, by ENGLISH aIEDiOAE
iNsTiTuTE, 7lS 0livestreot ST. Louis, Missouri
WHOLESALE Agents, ", II. HOWELL d BRO;
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II. s. Z. C. ga,uap.
HOUSTON u TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY


without
Trains nv M dSst Sssa Lilac y me Express
HOUSTON sH New Vrsaas and al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
CAPITAL PRIZE SIS. 900
1867 Prizes. amounting TO. .,....... =. s.
(lERTIElCATE

We do hereby certify that We supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi.an.
nual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control
the drawings themselves, and that the same are
conducted with honesty, fairness and In good
faith toward all parties, We authorize the
company 10 use this certificate. with fac-similos
OF our signatures attached. In It's advertise.
mants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
Sold by All Druggists.
TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

70 . ncver.iailins eurs
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, 6enii
nal Weakness, speg-
matorrhma, l. o ST
MANHOOD impoten-
|cy. raralys, and all
the terrible effects OF
SELF Abuse, youthful
10 Hes ard excuses In
maturcr yeats--such a.
Loss Of Memory, Las.
|situdc, Nocturnal Ennis.
sion, Aversion to socio-
". Dimness OF Vision.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11


The total interest deOt of the United
States, March |, was 81, 95l sos, $50.
A bill has been introduced in the cham
bers of the Netherl nds for the demOneti.
zation of 25,00O 600 forms.
There was $4,000 in Mexican dollars
waiting shipment and $4,000 on hand in
San Francisco last week. Overland re-
ceipts of this coin are on the increase
To secure the $3l5,0O00O0 of national
bank notes now outs .anding there are held
United States bonds, the value of which is
1857 200, 600.
Secretary Folger gave instructions that
the word cents be placed on the new 5.
cent piece in order to meet the require
ments of the law.
The amount of internal revenue in the
Peoria district, paid during February,
amounted to 81 0S5 093 50. This is an in.
crerse of $3i7, $50 40 over the same month
In 1882.
London pays annually about $4,000 coo
In premiums for fire insurance. New York
has pail only an average of abou. $1,000
000 year for the past ten years.
Italy will probably have 4G 000000 lire
with which 10 resume specie payment on
the LIST of April, of which sum the govern
ment itself has about 2S,0C0,000.
During the month of February 72SSG
ounces of gold and 52j,793 ounces of silver
Were deposited at the mint in San Francisco
for coinage purposes. There were also 3d.
6S7 ounces OF crude silver deposited for fine
bars.
The receipts for duties at the custom
house for the past week, We're $143, SGD 20
making total since January LIST, of 81 ,46S,
967.l rs.
Sub-Treasurer Spaulding says that all oil
the 100000 in gold certificates received
from, Wa binUtpr ", luAnnru haN~n kaar,
paid out for gold coin, and that there is no
more on hard.
During the last six months of 1882 the
+ New Y ork local fire companies Qncluding
BROOKLYN received in premiums SLIT, ZIG;
other United States companies with agen,
cies in New York received 1891, 90, while
foreign companies received 81 ,S5l ,902.
The finance committee of the common
council estimate that 81, OBJ, 224 will be re.
quired for the expenses of the city govern
ment for the current year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
CURE YOURSELF!

VI Bohannans Vegetable Curative" iswaransssi 10 us,
mhnsnY cure al! form. Of spsrnsttorrhsa or bsuins
"Lo,t pevtr" and brings back ths aissihui vlssr u
Hose who have DESTROYED by sexual excses or ss pac
has tSen used by DR. Bohanngn in his private Eaciise 4
cS.r tnlrw years, was never known TO NIL IN curing eco
win wonderful ,tt 70 those cagcd men who NJ,
wsas,'s beyond thsir years " nyiro.sns Propsur
quenees q that tresdialy dsfuri,e habit Of 6sif-xbp
III We ,n,s medcne Win The assurance OF Pee6 er
asiy q spIs a. once as acts directly Tie paiSs ai,
,a syoshng anu heaIin9 tome end anodyhe - Che
snd ', On, md Is.t9ring iac to their natural hai ss
ingredients are simple productions Of 6srSH rod
hs.ss se., Apl are specific for the sbQe dissasss
lnes, fvs Dollars. sent wnh al dlrectoup ssct
~ North th street, Ociyeen washinsicn sssnrs AZ
oItcn urestt ~ lOur,sss,. Ettabllshed IN lk1 . - =
.nfDi Bs"freailso special blssasss which s,v,s
eSn. a,nesISn q ias nai.,s s..'s. symp!oms ss
tlfE to any nddrvts nnu rpee mi Of onp sfsrs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
COTTON.

Were 10 bales, y OF Whlch were by ran as
follows: for d. A. Rainwater from Ennis;
for Blankenship & Blake, from Elmo; for
j, Green, and , for j. j Speed, from Louis
Il Hin, and l for W, W. McNutt. from Ar
lington. The shipments were l2O bales for
Caller e. Hill, over the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe; 100 for T, b Mitchell, over the
Houston & Texas Central; A for f. II. Lit
tlehale, over the Texas 4 Pacific, and 100
for White & Co., over the Houston e. Texas
Central. The markets, beth in this country
and Europe, were steady and without
change in price. In this city quotations
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11

Totals .SS'S, 800 Si1i g62 800
The change consists principally, of
course, in the substitution of per cents.
for bonds continued at 81 per cent. The
sum of the two kinds held on the lst
Instant was considerably less than the
amount of SIS held on the LIST of August,
1Ss2, ana the amount of S's now held is
nearly SIS, 600 eco less. The most surprs-
ing feature OF the exhibit is the item of
nearly 100000 of Si's held on the LIST
Instant, One would suppose that the banks
would have fastened to convert their 3is
into SIS at the earliest moment, in order to
secure bonds Of as long standing as posi-
bic. The fact that they have so considera-
bic amount of 81 still on deposit seems to
Indicate purpose ON the part OF some Of
the banks to surrender part of their circula-
tion AS the bonds are called in for redemp-
ton. Whether the repeal of the taxes on
capital and deposits will influence u change
In this purpose remains to be seen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

IT was on the lst OF August last tina, the
teasury department began TO receive APP
plications for the conversion OF bonds
vhich had been continued al 81 per cent.
into new per cents Since then great
mango has taken place in the kinds Of
bonds held TO secure national bank circula.
hon ard public deposits in banks. rs the
blowing comparative table will show;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11

An exchange says the cotton baRglng
manufacture of tho United States is repre-
sented by twenty-eight firms, most OF
which are located in the eastern and western
states. In the aggregate they control a
very large capital, but in the last year or
two, notably, in 1882 the scale of prices was
so low that several of the smaller concerns
were forced TO suspend, and both small and
large concerns failed to make their business
profitable. A series of meetings were held
recently in New York to consider the state
of the trade, and devise o remedy, The re-
suit was the organization OF the United states
Cotton Begging Manufacturers associa-
ton, which is said to include every manu-.
tacturer in the east, thewest and the south.
1t is one of the objects Of this association to
regulate prices, and an advance has been
at once established. A manufacturer states
that any member may sell as low as he
plesses, but if he sells below the standard
scale he is liable to forfeit. AS we have
no access to the terms of the agreement,
we cannot say how the fines and forfeits
are regulated; but manufacturers express
confidence in the SYSTEMS enforcing the
maintenance OF established prices.
LIVER pDOI
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-04-27
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.

In the Court Of Probate.
bi DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq, Probate
Judge for Union County
"HEREAS, James Munro, Clerk of the
w Court, bath male suit 10 me To grant
hin letters Gf administration o1 the estate and
effects of JAS. ". SARrOK, deceased
These are, therefore, 60 cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said JAS. W. SARfOR, deceased, that they be
and appear before me- in the court Of Probate 10
be held at Union &. H., on the l9th day of May
next after publication hereof, at II o'clock
NJ. to show cause, il any they have why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given N1dcr my hand and Seal. this 9TH day of
April Anno Domini, 1883, and in the 10Th
year Of American independence.
DAVID JOHNSON, JR,
Judge of Probate
April II 7t&
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From the 18th Gf May to the 3Oth, will be at
my office mt Union &. III. After the latter date
the books will be closed until tho lst Of October
next.
J. II. GALLMAN,
Treasurer for Union County
March 80 Is Gt
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-04-27
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.

The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or ONION.
Court of Common Pleas.
Spencer NJ. Rice and John Copy Summons.
w. McLure partners dealing
undeFtne nm name of Rice For RELIEF.
& McLure
plai~ngs Complaint
aga INST,
Reuben Gillian ho'
DetcHdam ScrvcdD
To The DefenolaRt Reuben Gillian:
NOU arc hereby Summoned and REQUIRED TO
l. answer the complaint in this action of
which copy is filed in the Clerks Office and TO
serve copy OF your answer to the sail com
plaint on the subscriber at his office in Union
>. G., within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive OF the day of such service and if
you fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action VIII
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated March 2l, 1855.
J. c. WALLACE,
HuinngE .Worncy
~ JAMES MrNno,
SEAL Clerk.
To the Dcfendant, Reuben Gillian:
Take notice that the complaint in this action
was fled in III. Office Of tire Clerk of the Court
for Cuion County on March u, 1888
J. C.. WALLACE.
PainHTS .iuorncy.
April 20 ~ Ct
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-04-27

And State aforesaid, bounded on the Yves, by the
sSpnrtanburg and Union Railroad. North hy
lands of John McNeace, East by lands of T. j.
Harrh>and South by J. Il. Ilill. and to bc sold
Ees the property of Thomas J. Harris, under the
sJudgment for foreclosure of Philip Dunn plain
Tiff. against Thomas J. Harris, licnry L. Gcss
mud William Munro defendants.
s@ X. MACBETH, S. U. c.
April 20 Is 81
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-04-27
Tor Foreclosure of Mortgage.
e State Of South Carolina.
COENTY or UNION.
court of Common Pleas.

Rhp Dunn. FdlntU
against Judgment for
Pmas } Harris, Henry L. Foreclosure of
pad William Munro, Mortgage.
DEFENDANTS.
bcdicncc to an order in the above stated
lsmcn' for foreclosure of a mortgage, from
n. Wiiiiam ii. Wallace, Judge presiding
'n Court House for Union County. in the
of Common Pleas, at October term, 1882,
sell before Union Court House door, on
# Monday in May next, within the legal
pr Sheriff! sales, the following described
ked tract of land, to wit:
irec acres, more or less, it being part
hundred and twcnty-Hinc acre tract
llix X Harris tract. described in
Judgment, situate in Union County
National Republican., 1883-06-28
THE HELPLESS EMIGRANTs.
They will he Forwarded 20 Their Del
tination by tho CInn-na-GaeI Aid Com

They will he Forwarded 20 Their Des-
tination by tho sCIun-na-GaeI Aid COM
mittee.
practical turn was given yesterday to the
demands of the Irish-Americans that people
driven from Ireland should not bo landed in
q state Of complete dcstitution on our shores.
family of four persons-mother, daugh-
tors, and two little ones--were yester-
day morning deposited in the Balti-
moro aud Ohio depot without means of
subsistence in continuing their journey.
1t was announced that they We're at the con-
tral guard house, but inquiry there, ut the
adjacent police station, or at police head
quarters fails TO obtain satisfactory reply,
The destitute family was at length found by
members Of the Clan ma Gael aid committee
at the Baltimore and Potomac depot, whore
they had been fed by Mr.. w. r. Lerncr, the
restaurant keeper of the depot, who deserves
tho warmest thanks for his generosity. Mr..
Patrick Moore, of the Exchange hotel, took
charge of the destitute family last night and
provided them with rooms at his hotel. The
Clan-na-Gael aid committee will for the flu
ture see TO the comfort OF the helpless emf
grants, and havo them forwarded TO their
destination.
IL may be gadded that the Clan-na- Gael
aid committee last December called the at
tention Of the government to the avowed in
tention of the British cabinet TO send these
destitute people unproyided for to this coun-
try On Emmet's birthday resolutions were
passed-Capt. O'Meaghor Condor presiding
donouncing this " assisted emigration
scheme.
Through the efforts of Capt. COndona reso'
luton was added 20 those passed by the Phila-
delphia convention, again demanding the
interference of the government The suffer
ings Of the poor people who have been dropped
here without any means of subsistence will
give us an idea Of tho tortures endured by
those latest victims Of British persecution
and will, il is to be hoped, cause immediate
action to be taken by the State department
Those wishingsto aid the suffering family
National Republican., 1883-06-28
LOnnl lteIlla.

A trial board, consisting Of the chief en-
ginoer and two tOromen of engine COmpa-
mics, will bo established in a short time TO
act on the trials of iiremen committing Of
fonscs.
A colored girl was removed yesterday from
her homo on Tenth street, between = and q
streets northwest to the smallpox hospital
who was suffering from u severe case OF
smallpox.
public meeting will be held-under the
auspices of the Clan ma Gael assOciatiOn-Or
Monday, July ., to express sympathy with the
widows and orphans of tho men recently exc
cuted in Dublin. Tho meeting will he held
at Clan-na- Gael hall. Distinguished speakers
will be present. and from the interest evinced
in tho affair u largo audience may be conf
IDENTIFY counted on.
The Columbia Boat club will give another
of its pleasant hops ON Friday evening. Adj
mission will bo only by members card or per
sonal introduction.
Several days ago party of gentlemen
landed mt the Potomac Boat club pavilion tC
rest themselves, and one of their number
Mr.. Thomas Dovinc, fell from n bridge int,
II gully about ten feet dcop, and was rescued
from going into the river by Mr.. kubel.
officer X. D. sutton, who has been acting a
harbOr MASTER will resign his commission a
a policeman ON the first, he having been ap
pointed harbor master under the now law.
There are five large grand duchess mag
nolia trees in full bloom in Lafayette park
which emit fragrant oders and present /,
pretty sight.
The quarterly meeting of tho Woman
Christian Temperance union was held yes
terday at Masonic temple Reports from al
the committees were read, each one showing
that most encouraging progress had beei
made during the last quarter.
Harold g. Underwood, formerly of thi
city, was married to Miss Marie Scott a
Mendoza, ILL.,, on the goth instant.
National Republican., 1883-06-28
= OUR EARLY SEMI-ANNUAL CLOSING SALE!
rR1sKY sAvAGEs.
visiting Red skins Get Drank and Raise
Cain in the Division"

Nearly every timo q party Of Indians
visit this city TO SEQ the great father
or commune with the Interior department
there has been trouble, and tho visit of Chief
Moses has been no exception. Tho police arc
generally on tho lookout for some red brother
with u cargo Of enthusiasm on board and his
face decorated with imaginary war paint To
SEQ q full bloodcd Indian sitting before
a table in n low-down saloon or bawdy house,
playing seven up and learning three card
monte, is now no uncommon spectacle. Tho
sight of dozen frail beauties with as many
children of the prairie marched into the sta
ton house has ceased TO excite remark.
Chief Moses and his half dozen No2 Perco
henchmen arrived in Washington on Monday,
and before shortly one was languishing In .
prison cell aud another was wanted
thcre. Tho police arrested the interpre-
ter of tho party while he was quarreling
with a wooden Indian in front of n cigar
store. He was for once a slave. Yesterday
morning in tho police court he was sentenced
for sixty days, but is probably out by this
time Tho other was loaded with money,
having nearly $500 in his possession. All
day Tuesday and that night ho was busy
in some portion of the city making love to
q courtosan or absorbing five cent whisky.
lIo was caught yesterday and taken TO tho
hotel where his associates have been provided
with quarters and put under guard. He was
minus about $40 of his cash, and when last
seen he was trying TO teach Secretary Teller
aud Chief Moses tho little gamo with three
cards
National Republican., 1883-06-28
1bIsI,SnNAI-


Andrew q. Bradley aud family are ut Rock
Enon Springs.
Judge French has gone to Concord, n. H., TO at
tend the funeral of his daughter
Mr.. J. J. Knox, comptroller of tho currency, has
returned TO Washington from New York.
Charles b. Beall, assistant clorl, to the United
Enon Springs,
Tho following WashinCtoniHns are registered at
the Hygein hotel, Old Point Comfort Va: w NJ.
Hillyer, II. Amedon and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert c. Fox, Edward Myell, q. Il. Garreson, vii.
liam Metcnlf, a. Award, John c. Davidson, Joseph
Il. Casey, w. W. Garfield, H. w. Bowling, W. A.
n,oii hn,nSs II NcSnme SeVSo MSSvoe n m NIoI
run, H. =. Goodwin, Alfred ]. Clark, w. B. Bryan
Charles J. Hayes, +. NJ. Hood, p. V. De Graw, NJ
II. Parker A. A. Thomas and wife, o. ID. La Dow
g. B. WelCh, G. NJ. Hendley, q. A. Whitaker, r. c.
Peassy, John swinborne, A. .. Hall, Mrs. Ross
Miss Hall, Miss Bacon, l. D. White, w. W. Upton
Brown.
National Republican., 1883-06-28
Mai. yvasson,s Sentence Approved.

The President has approved the findings
and full sentence of the court martial in
Paymaster Wassons case, An order is being
prepared and will " issued from the War de-
partmont to-day Officially announcing his
sentence, which is 10 be dismissed from tho
army and be confined at hard labor for cigh.
teen months in some prison to be selected
hereafter.