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1902 18th st NV, 11r. so
i6l q st NV, i1r. 80
Columbia I'd, D C, Or. 80
1881 18th st NV. Tor so
1923 o st NV, Or. 80. 80
} Al6 10Th st NV. 11r. 80
4 las Corcoran NV, Tor. 80
14ll Goth st NV. Or. 80
ZIP 18th st NV, 12r. so
lT12 Corcoran ST, 11r. AS
80 18th st NV. Or. AS
SO L ST NV, Sr. 40
IOi Q st NV. Tor. As
I'LL A st Sc, Sr. 40
1850 nth st NV. Or. ..45
l,0S NJ st NV, Or. As
2i06 18th ST NV, Sr...40
1872 18th st INV, 11r. 40
1I5S S ST NV. Sr. 49,. 40
i4ll Stoushton, Or. IL. 81
l1l9 10th st NV, Tor. 40
12iS 1lth st NV, Tor. 40
18th st nr r, coal I'd. 40
226 \ st NV, Sr. 40
1881 Corcoran NV. Or. 40
1910 I st NV. er. -. 40
1904 $ st NV, Or. 80. 40
1919 10Th st NV, Or. 40
1928 18th st NV. Sr. 40
1924 SD st NV. Tor. 80. 30
1924 9th st NV, Or .35. %
1888 18th st NV, ST.. .35
1909 Q st NV, Or. 81
. \ Y ave NV. Sr. :. .35
1898 18th st, Sr. -. 81
140T Chaplin st, Sr. =. 80
1905 9th st NV, Sr. 80
2020 18th st NV, 11r. 80
1870 goth ST NV. Or. 80
1908 30th st NV. so
1905 Q st INV, r. .2S.2S
s01 I'd ST NV. Or. .2
SIT 18th NV, 6r. ......25
Ii41 D st NV, 7r. %. 80
915 E st sw. 7r. 20
1926 10th st NV. Or. 20
1908 F. st NV (tiaO. Or. 20
iO15 Sth st NV, Sr. -. 20
1927 9Th st NV, 7r. 10. 90
! 424 5th st ne, Or. 1000
1927 Both st NV. II. IA
lSl7 14th nw.5r r'H13.30
1919 18th NV, 5r (r'r)13.30
212 LIST st sw. Or. 1880
lilo and 11l2 C st uw.
entire building.
115 L st Sc, Or. g
st. For complete bulletin
J, OFFICES, STORES and
!. ]. FISHER & CO..
1924 F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT LARGE, AIRY, COMMUNICATING
rooms; suitable for / gentlemen; terms very low
for the summer; good home table. 231 Mass. ave.
iYl-3t.
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FOR SAIE-AT CAPITOL VIEW" 80 MN
utes ride from the city Metropolitan branch
b. and o. R.R., a nearly new frame cottage. CON
tanning nine rooms stable and poultry house:
80 900 feet of land; fine shade trees, etc; price,
5000: will sell easy terms exchange for
desirable city property.
ROBT. I. FLEMING,
i,o65t 1OiS 10Th st n w
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, Washington June &C. 1886
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. ON MONDAY,
JULY EIGHTH, 1895. to sell to the District of
Columbia sites for public school buildings. for
which appropriation was made March =, 1895, MS
follows For eght-room building In the
northwest section Of Washington. eighth division
A, within the section bounded by X and N
streets, both sides inclusive, and LIST and 4th
streets. For one new eishtroom building In the
southeast section of Washington. eighth division
b, within the section bounded by street on the
north, street on the south, 18th street the
west, and 18th street the east. For one new
two-room building, sixth division A, Ivy City, in
vicinity Of Central avenue between Capitol ave-
and Gallaudet street. Each of the eight
building sites should be about 100 feet
square If located on corner and about 100 feet
square If located otherwise. The proposal should
thoroughly describe the lot and its location and
he accompanied by plat showing its general
form and dimensions. A deposit Of 500 must
accompany each proposal to guarantee a sale in
case the bid should be accepted. The Commits
soners reserve the right to reject any or all
proposals. JNO. w. ROSS, GEO. TRUESDELL,
CHAS. F. POWELL, Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia. je27-Gt
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FOR sALE-LADY HAVING NO USE FOR A
handsome Piano would like to secure purchaser
for same. The instrument has been very
fully used by grown people and is in good conli-
ton Cost 5000, would sell to Responsible nary
for Ss5 very small monthly payments. Please
write at once to Box Is Star Office ie2s-3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SAI.E-S5OO BRADBURY PIANO FOR 5000;
orly $40 down, and the balance in s. monthly
iLstaliments; piano is good new, and the
first caller will probably buy it. +. q. SMITH,
1928 Pa. ave. jyl-3t
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FOR SALE-BARGAINS IN CARRIAGES
An excellent opportunity to get frstclass car
riages at great reduced rates. have large and
varied stock Of new and second hand carriages,
business wagons, harness. etc, that will be sold
at right figures and terms All kinds Of repairing
and painting promptly attended to. At S. ].
MEEKS' CARRIAGE FACTORY, go st. NV
my2tf
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FOR SALE-ALL OR SINGLi-SHOW CASES,
soda fountain and tank, awnings. show and shop
bottles scales, signs, freproof safe, stock, etc.
etc. Store for rent No reasonable price refused
S. +. WARE, 10th and SIS NV. je29-6t
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FOR SALE-THB FOLLOWING CIIATTELS: FINE
$40 satin damask 5-piece cherry parlor set for
S13, and new $40 leatherete couch for So; both
in splendid condition: need Of money only reason
for selling. Please address
my1O-3m Box II Star office
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A CLOSE-ROII SILK LYONS UMBRELLA
with square Wcchse handle. Reward IL returned
to TITLE CO., 40 La, ave. NV. It,
LOST - SUNDAY EVENING AN ORANGE ST |
Erruard hitch answering the name of BERTHE
Reward if returned to Room G, COS 18th st. NV
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WANTED To RENT-A FURNISHED OR uNF'UR-
nished cottage within miles Of the city: large
grounds and plenty Of shade; Mt. Pleasant pre-
ferred. Terms must be moderate. Address COT
TAGE X, Star Office. jc293t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-12s Ne; CABINET MANTEI.s.
tfling, latrobes. hardwood finish concrete cellar
under entire house; rms. and acove; only
$3.50; mod. imp. B. H. WARNER, 916 F NV.
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FOR RENT-BY HENRY WEN. FOL It'll S.w.
400 av, Tor. mi$25. 40 500 sw, Sr, $40. 90
215 AZ sw.5r, Wig 1850 1872 sw, 6r.w&s. IS. 90
1898 AZ sw.6r, wig $3.50 1928 Union ,Gri. .12.O0
800 18th Or ami %. 10 637 L Sc. Or w.. o 90
1904 Sc, or, 1000 500 AZ sw, Tor ami .2oO 90
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FOR RENT LARGE FRONT AND 1 BACK
loom; nicely furnished; splendid location; con-
yeLient to the departments ard business places.
906 l st. NV jyl-3ts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A NICE. COMFORTABLE HOUSE
price about $1,000 CASH. in n,gnborhood of In
mucuiate Conception parish Address HOT Sc,
Star rihoe. je2S-3t'
WANTED SEVERAL. 6. I AND S-ROOM HOUSES,
ne. within q squares OF the Capitol
have immediate purchasers for such property. If
the price IL right.
ap5-3m L. STARGArDTER, 61S 18th st. NV.
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STRAYED- FROM HOME on FRIDAY JUNE rs.
Scotch and skye terrier; to name Of
'"rodiy." Reward II returned to owner, 1908 f
ST. NV. ie1g.3ts
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FOR RENT-BY JAS F. SHEA, $50 PA. AVE. y. W.
905 NJ st. NV, 12r.. ami. SEQ 90
32l 18th st. NV, IL rooms ..-.......... 30 90
129 Mass. ave. ne, Sr. ami. ~ so
23o5 st. NV, rooms, ami............ % so
2115 Il st. NV. rooms. observation-disclosures. 16 80
119 X st. NV, 5 rooms and bath. ........ l6 90
500 18th ST. ne. rooms. ............... Is 80
4S9 st. s.w. rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL 50
10l1 New Jersey ave. Sc, rooms. 10000. 10 so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-01

LOST-ABOUT A WEEK AGO LARGE BLACK
Gordon setter dog; Flash; bare spot ON end of
tail; split left Reward 1916 9Th ST. ny
1.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED - A RETIRED SOLDIER, WHO CAN
sound Lugle call and take the part of an arniorer.
Apps at once, College Station, Nd Jyl-3a
WANTED-AT THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
College, trst-class stew ard for the next scho-
. lastic year. Apply i'll person, College Station,
Md. jyl-3u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-01

FOR SALE-HOUSEHOID EFFECTS, SUCH As
bed room SETS carpets, chairs, cooking utensils,
etc., at a sacrifice. 81 eth st. ne, or apply
at 523 or 5l5. jy1-Gt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-01

FOR SAI.E-AT J. t. MONKEYS DRY AIR RE
frlgerator Works-ShOw cases and ice boxes Of
every description: shelving, counters, meat racks
AID butchcrs and grocers supplies; and
office fixtures in general always hand; goods
built TO order short notice and sold easy
payments. Send for catalogue. New factory,
Pa. ave, IL. jyl-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-01

JUDGMENTS To QUICK
these houses at once.
612 C ne, 6rSb. 500. so
Ga p NV, Grab. 1886
64i Acker ST. Or. lis. 90
1893 18th Sc, Or fir. 1920
% 18th Sc, Or fr. 500
.ERY & CO., 62l f NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-01

LOST THURSDAY MORNING. N FRONT OF
lI65 Nd disoI ST., sci tn re diamond ring Liberal
reward If eturned to address. jy1-2t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-01

FOR RENT-FL.AT-s-ROOM AND BATH FLAT
for rent Remsburg & Elliott's drug store;
S255O; 16OS 18th st. NV. Inquire at store.
je2g-3ts
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FOR RENT-LARGE. COOL AND WELL VENTI-
lated rooms: shaded grounds: excellent table:
easy access to cars; most delightful region of
Georgetown Heights; terms reasonable. 1857 31st
je24-I2as
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PIT 18th sw. II, $3.50 3l7 7th sw sr mi s14 so
$40 9th sw, Sr. mi 25 so 900 LIST sw, 5r.. 500
52S 9th sw, Or, mi. 1880 1921 II sw, 5rwa. so.
319 NJ Sc, Ar, WI. 80 32S Sc, 6r, wa 9. so
COL0RED.
92S A sw, Ar. W SIS 80 454 l. c. Ar wa. $3.50
te293t 500 7th St sw
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FOR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE NEW, HIGH GRADE $50
sewing machine, of the latest pattern, complete,
with attachments, for typewriter of equal
value Address II. W, Star office. jy2-2t
FOR EXCHANGE $3.50 EQUITY IN BRICK HOUSE
&c rooms: rents for $3.50; trust payable SIT per
month VIII trade for good team of horses or for
vehicles. Apply to BANES & SIMPSON,
jc29-3t 700 18th ct. NV.
FOR FNCHANGE-WE HAVE SOME DESIRABLE
property for exchange: Houses for lots, suburban
property and fine farm. Fine New York resi-
dence for residence here. Also city lots and sub
urban places for houses. Consult us for good ex-
changes. JOHN f. WAGGAAIAN, 100 18th st.
je296t
FOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE SMALL CITY
property, pretty S-room cottage, Lakeland, Nd
outbuildngs. good water. shade, garden fruits;
ieasst. wRIGHT & sTocKErT, slo E ST. ~ NV
FOR EXCHANGE-FoR RESIDENCE WoRTH
$4,000 to 10000, brick houses northwest well
rented and good income payers.
je29-3t JOHN +. WAGGAMAN, 700 18th ST.
FOR EXCHANGE-FOR GOOD BUILDING GROUND
-13 small houses in we'll improved part Of city:
all rented and paying about 10 per cent on price
asked. JOHN +. WAGGANAN, 100 18th st.
je29-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR kEST-REAIINGTON TYPEWRTTERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed with stand; delivered free
In city; one month applies on purchase OF new
when directly following rental.
WiCkOFF, SEAAIANS & BENEDICT,
dl3-tr Cor. Sth and L SITS. NV
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WANTED-PIACE AS HOCSEKEEPER OR AS
sistant; Also situation head waitress. Address
HOME HOTEL AGENCY, Gl0 18th st. NV. city.
References exchanged. jy1-2e"
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STRAYED-FROM HOME, SUNDAY, JUNE 80
Scotch and skye terrier. and tail cut; an
swers to name Of Sport. Reward If returned to
ON NEls, 81 | st, ne. 1ts
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-AT BRIGHTWOoD PARK. DC,
large frame, II rooms; all mod. imps; fnc we'll
outhrlIsrs and stable; squa from electric
about Il minutes ride from city.
tc29-3t EOuIS Z. SHOEMAKER. 800 + st. NV.
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piece chamber suite, worth $50 for $3.50; also
500 6-piece ebony parlor suite for IS. Address
BOARDING HOUSE. Star Office. je27-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT 1917 9Th st me- ST. % 50
E s,d sr ~ g5cOs s.a 50
81 L NV. Or. 90 Ivy City, Or. s. 90
THE McLACIILEN REAL Es. AND LOAN CO.,
je13-tf 10th and G SITS NV
FOR RENT-lO06 NJ Stall MODERN IMPS ;
In perfect condition; $50 per month. Apply to
OWNER, $40 9th st. mh27-tf
FOR RENT-13s2 9TH NV; 10 ROOMS AND
bath; al modern improvements; good neighhor-
ING. 4l6 9Th st. NV. my25-tf
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FOR lighthouses, STORE ROOMS AND
flats. Offices in several buildings f and 18th
SITS. A large number of rents reduced.
je29-3t OSCAR W. WHITE $50 L ST.
FOR RENT-NEw HOUSE; ROOMS, BATH, STA
tionary washstand; large yard; to good tenant
for $2O.5Oi Fla. ave. near North Capitol st. APP
Fly to OWNER, PA st. NV. te29-3ts
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IDST-EYEtiIASSES - GOLDFILIED FRAME;
horizontal bar across bridge of nose. Finder will
get rewarded Ivy returning to Mrs. HEAiPLER,
DItician, 9Th ard Pa. ave- IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-01

FOR SAIE-NORwOoD HEIGHTS
Situated in the most beautiful sections Of the
northwest: surrounded by magnificent inpro,e g
n!ents; adjacent to Chevy Chase; on rorth side
OF bradley lane. between the two lines of electric
railways: lots $3.50 to 81 100, according to size
10 PEI cent cash. L. X. IIAIGHT
ulyi i-3u 1910 II sY
FOR SALE-Ar WDOnSIDE, ND, NEW NINE
room cottage; large attic, cellar. furnace range
bath, excellent water. windmill and wooIshed
price. S4.500 terms to suit. b. F. LEIGHTON
Az d st. NV, cor. ~. mh2O-tf
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FOR RENT-1O16 VERMONT AVE NV. LARGE
handsome 2d-story front alcove room. with board;
also other rooms; table board: ref. exchanged;
house newly papered and painted; transients
taken. je24-Im
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FOR RENT-A NEW HOUSE OF ROOMS, THOR
enghly furnished in fine, cool location nw., near
Washington Circle; would be rented for the sum-
molths to family of adults at very low
price, Address AIDERDYCE, Star office je29-2ts
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bath room. electric bells and lighting speaking
tubes. fine mantels; rent, $50. 1902 Q St; fine
whte-stone front; rooms and bath; buffers
pantry, stationary tubs, fine mantels; rent, ST5
1e24-eo3m w. G. POND Owner. 1916 T at.
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FOR SALE-BARGAINS! BARGAINS!-LEFT TO
be sold, horses, carriage, trap and wagon 92I
d st NV, WASHINGTON LIVERY AND
WAGON CO. Also makes business of boarding
and hiring horses and carriages; best terms.
ia1St
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-08-21
CARTRIDGES ARE NO GOOD,
Brazilian War Department Circles
Greatly Exercised Over
Discovery.

New York, Aug. ia Herald spe-
cial from Buenos Ayres says that the.
government has issued a decree in ac-
cepting the resignation of the minister
to the United States, Senior Zeballos.
officially recognizing his services in be-
half of his country.
A sensation has been precipitated there
by a report made to the secretary of
war by Capt. Barilari. The report says
that the greater portion of the rapid
firing gun cartridges with which the gov
eminent arsenal here's is filled are use
less, as the charges are charged only
with half the powder required and the
fuses are SO placed as to be absolute
elements of danger.
The President has issued an order
naming Capt. Barlari as commissioner
to further investigate the matter in the
war department. and also to examine
the supply of cartridges issued to the
navy, which. is is charged, is in equally
as bad condition. All ships of war, it
is said, now have these useless cart
ridges, and in government circles it is
insisted that punishment should follow
swiftly for the guilty officials as soon
as they are exposed
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-08-21
UNDER FALLING WALLS.
Wind Blows Down a Partly-Fin-
ished Building at
Detroit,

Detroit, Mich, Aug. IA thunder
storm, accompanied by heavy gusts Of
wind, which came up suddenly at noon
today, caused a fatal accident at the
United Presbyterian church, which is be-
ing erected at Twelfth street and Grand
River avenue. The walls of the church
were up and about ready for the roof.
When the squal came portions of the
front and rear walls collapsed, several
men being hurled from ladders and scat
folds and buried in the ruins.
Frank Senova, a middle-aged brick
layer, was on a scaffOld outside the rear
wall when the crash came. The scaffold
fell and SeQova was buried under two
feet of brick and mortar. Death must
have been instantaneous, for his body,
when dug out, was found to have been
frightfully mangled. Senova leaves q
wife and three children.
Chris Johnson, foreman of bricklayers,
was on a ladder inside the wall, and
Jesse North, a bricklayer, stood on a
scaffold. Both fell into the cellar and
had to be dug out. Johnson was sent
to Harper hospital with an ugly scalp
wound and his eyes full of lime, which
may cause him to lose his sight.
Frederick Dekorske, a laborer, who
was standing on the rafters of the top
floor when the walls fell, was carried
down to the cellar and received painful
wound in the abdomen.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-08-21
BURIED UNDER AN ENGINE.
One Man Killed and Another Injured
on the Wisconsin g. Michi-
gan Road.

Peshtigo, Wis, Aug. 19.-[Speciall-
Early this morning as engine No. ), of
the Wisconsin & Michigan railway, in
charge Of Engineer Webster and Fire
man ?. A. Spicer, was returning from
Bagley Junction to Peshtigo at $50 u.
m. it jumped the track while rounding a
curve o. q high grade about mile south
OF the Junction.
There were on board besides the engi-
neer and fireman Conductor Adams and
Harry Lacroix and Charles McAlhster, a
brakeman. The engine was turned com
pletely over into the ditch and all but
Webster and Lacroix escaped unhurt by
jumping.
Webster and Lacroix remained with
the engine the latter being instantly killed
by having his skull crushed by a portion
Of the cab. Engineer Webster was in
jured below the knees by escaping steam,
but it is thought not seriously Harry
Lacroix was about 20 years of age and
unmarried. His parents live on a farm
near Faithorn Junction. Engineer Web
ster is i married man and had his home
in peshtiCo
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-08-21

at the same time that as soon as practical
BILE after the decision should be rendered
he would be reappointed. It was this
knowledge of the effect of the decision
which has caused Mr.. Ransom to re-
main in this country as long as he has,
but the assurance of his reappointment
has been made SO plain that he has made
all preparations to return to Mexico
toward the close of the present month
The provision of the constitution under
which the treasury refused to audit and
allow his account will not apply to a re-
appointment and there will be no further
difficulty in the matter.
The minister's accounts were regularly
allowed up TO the list of July, SO that
at present the government is indebted
to him only for his salary from July l
to the present time. 1t is not doubted
in any quarter that Congress will afford
him relief in this respect through an ap-
preparation in the first urgent deficiency
bill which becomes a law after the be-
ginning of the next session. At the
time of Mr.. Ransom's appointment
question was raised and fully exploited
in the press at the time as to whether
or not his appointment was regular, and
at that time the opinion was expressed
at the white house that his case did not
come within the legal prohibition and
that even if it should be so held the
Presidents right to reappoint him after
Congress adjourned YVES clear and indis-
Duta BILE
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-08-21

Burmese war of 1928, where he was
severely wounded, and for which he re,
ceived a medal.
Afterwards he achieved distinction in
the Crimea, where he served with the
Ninetieth Light infantry. At the siege
of Sebastopol he was severely wounded.
for which he received the Legion of Hon,
or and the Turkish Order of Medjidieh-
he also was present at the capture of
Lucknow.
In 1860 he served throughout the Chi
nese campaign, and in 1867 he was sent
to Canada and took command of the Red
river expedition. In 1871, as major-gen-
eral, he took command of the troops on
the Gold coast during the Ashantee war;
he defeated the Ashantees and received
the submission of the King. For this
he received the thanks of Parliament and
a grant of f25,000.
From 1874 to 1888 Gen. Wolseley
served with great distinction in India.
South Africa, Zuluand and Egypt. In
1884 he was raised to the dignity of Wis
count Wolseley, and was appointed com
mander-in-chief of the forces in Ireland.
Lord Wolseley is author Of a large num-
Der of works on warfare
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-08-21
MORTON'S OBJECT LESSON.
Paid Some silverite Employees in Their
Own Coin.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 16.-Secreta-
ry Morton of the department of agricult-
ure gave what he regarded as an object
lesson to the employees of his depart
ment yesterday afternoon. He had
heard arguments by many Of his sub
ordinates in favor of silver. Yesterday
being the semi-monthly pay day he or
dered the paymaster Of the department.
to pay out $1,000 in silver coin, this.
money weighing sixty pounds.
The silver coin was paid to all the en-
plOyes about the grounds of the agricCl
tural department to messengers and We'll
known silverites in various positions
in the department. Unless Mr. Nor
ton receives a petition to the con-
trary it is expected that silver will
be paid out again and again on pay
day to men who favor it to the currency.
There was a great deal of kicking among
the employees and a good many have indi-
Gated to the paymaster that they want
paper money on their next payday.
One of the men who were given sev-
eral pounds to carry home last evening
remarked today: Il think Secretary
Morton is very unfair in what he terms
his object lesson. He might as well
pay us in nickels or in copper pennies,
and if we protest that is not a conven-
lent form of money to carry he might
say by that protest we are not in favor
of copper and nickel coin. AS a matter
of fact if man were paid $4,000 in
gold coin and be expected to carry it
home with him, he would protest as
strongly as we protest at being paid
our monthly salary in silver dollars"