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cnniGctiolls. rs the city owned the sew
er system and he WAS simply the towns
agent or the city engineer for this par
ticular work.
1t seemed to be Il tangled affair and
one thing apparent was that the co.n-
mission went too far when it sInc,ion-
ell Nh. Potter's determination to go
ahead with the work of making connec-
tons without the proper authority.
Mr. Il. !. Ford. the other member of
the sewer commission. was not present
at the mcetin. last night, but it is I'M
dcrstood that he protested against the
action Of the commission. prefcrring to
submit the matter to the Common
Council.
No one present ut the meeting OBJ
jccted To the making of the connec 10. s.
but it was the general opinion that the
work should b.. done in I, legal way aud
that there was no reason why Mr.. Pat
ter should be paid the sum of 800 in
commissions for experimenting il VIII, II
the city engineer WAS competent and
perfectly willing to attend to the work
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MERRITT TO GO TO PARIS

WASHINGTON. Aug. EFT was an
houleea this afternoon at the War De-
Hartment that General Merritt was IN
go TO Paris to give the peace commits
sion the benefit OF his experience in the
philippines. The original plan had been
to send Admiral Dewey to Paris for
that purpose. but this was changed
upon representations from the admiral
that he could be- of greater service at
Manila than in Paris. Whether or not
General Merritt will return to the Phil
ippincs has not yet been determined
that will depend entirely upon the state
of affairs in the islands when the peace
commission concludes its iabors. The
choice of a route is left to himself, but
it is expected that he will be in Paris
whiting sixty days at the least.
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rEACnY IN wAsulNEToS.
lie Goes to the National Capital on Politics
business.

Attorney a. c. Peachy left Sunday
for Washington on political business
The object of Mr.. Peachy'S trip it is
said, is To appear before the National
Congressional Committee ana protest
against the. manner in which the ward
meetings We're held in this city to select
delegates to the Congressional conven-
ton. 1t is understood Mr. pcachy will
I'cfcr charges against Postmaster Fred
liehd. the Republican city chairman.
ana ask Tor an investigation.
Postmaster Fred Read does not man
fest amy uncaSineSS over the outcome
~ Mr.. Peachy's trip. for he has no fear
That the poStotiicc department will take
IN" matter ur. and even if ii does he is
c"h'i"eh' ihat he can vindicale himself
ana So are his; friends
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MusTERING our VOLUNTEER S
reported That the Third Virginia viii
Soon BE Relieved From Duty.
(By Telegraph)


WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-Th. f,,-
lowing troops have seen nrd..rel mus
tered out: Ninth Massachusetts from
Middietown, Pa to S1lth Pennington
MASS. Whcre they will bs: mustered our:
SeeVnth Illinois from Mi,ld.etnyn ~
Springfield; First Illinois. Ieyinatcn
ny. to Springfield: Fifth Illinois Ley.
,ngton to Springf aid; Sixty-fifth New
dork, from Alger to Buffalo: Firm
ono infantry from 1'ernandina. Fla
70 columbus. o.: First Wisconsin. from
Jacksonville to Carp Douglass vie
,lI nlId Z. :. volunteer cavalry (Grigs-
ns - az Chickamauga; Fourth TEXAS.
at Austin. Tex >''7'
WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-.At 11:3o
CLOCK tonight general orders rela ling
~ me mastering out of the volunteers
ana granting furloughs We're promul
gated by Adjutant General Corbin. TO
ines, ,ilose o1hcers and men who have sew q
.a,s :. the limits of the Unit.
ted States leaves of absence
ana furloughs for sixty DAYS
VIII De granted respectively, while Ia
nose who have not served outside. Of
the country the leaves OF absence and
lufioughs will be limited to thirty DAYS
VlRGlNIANS TO GO HOME
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-It is ,e-
ln.,t at Camp Alger tonight that the
ahlra virginia regiment will shortly
pe ~ US Tered out, Secretary Alger, ii is
saln. having consented to a request pre-
Ae s ed by the State officers
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WON EY KID McPARTLAND,
Granted a Well Earned Decision Over
Jack Daily.
lRv TelegraIh.l


NEW YORK. Aug. 29--Kid MOZART
land. Of this city, got a well earned de-
cision over Jack DAILY. Of Wilmington
Del, after fighting twenty-five clean
rounds before the Greater New York
Athletic Club tonight. Both men were
in splendid form. The bout Was devoid
or foul work, and was one of the clean
est and cleverest exhibitions ever given
under the Horton law.
There was little to chose between the
men at the end of the go. but as Nc
Partland had done more leading than
his opponent the referees decision in
his favor was fair. Days friends lost
a lot of money on the result. and a few
bets We're made in the early part Of the
fight at 2 to on the Delaware pugilist.
At no stage of the contest We're these
odds warranted. and it was evident at
the end of the twelfth round that the
fight would go the limit.
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DISCHARGED From the Army.

Mr. e. Peyser. the clothier. yesterday
received Il telegram from Washington
stating that Corporal w. r. Richardson
and Private Alexander Macarthur, of
company G. better known as the Hunt
ington Rifles. had been formally dis
charged from the army. Mr.. Richard
son was employed as a clerk by Mr..
Peyscr, and upon his return to the city
he will resume his position, which has
ifeen held open for him.
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CUSTOMS DUTIES AT SANTIAGO.
shafter Reports That s102, O93 Has Been
Collected to Date.

Collected to Date.
(By Telegraph.)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Adjutant
General Corbin has received the follow
ing cabIegram from General Shafter
under date of Santiago:
II have today transferred all business
relating to customs over to General
l.awton. There has been collected with
the exception of a small amount, $lO2,-$
eos: salaries of officers and all expenses.
lEcluGing street cleaning. city officials.
police. etc. have been paid to date.
leaving over $4,000 in the treasury. The
expenses of the customs hause have
been cut down from $4,000 per anrum 20
$4,000. and that in time can be materi-
ally reduced. These collections are
made under the minimum tariff, includ-
ing large reduction in tonnage. The
economy and celebrity which has char
ncterized the business OF the customs
house has been brought about in u
great measure under the supervision
and good management OF Donaldson
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WANTED-At the Virginia Cleaning
and Dying Establishment. IS suits OF
clothes every day to be cleaned, dyed,
pressed and repaired, and made to
look like new. BIOS Washington av-
enus aug-10-tf
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Very truly yours,
'NEJ SON 4 NIT ES
MA ior f;an.rnl c,nmn,.n5inn =: e

\.
" Major General Commanding r. S. a. ;
General Miles then gave General
Hhtitrr hnel instructions ana left hur-
richly for Porto Rico. In View of the
situation as revealed by the above tel
eSrams the following statement con-
tanned in the New York Herald Of a
recent date, is quoted:
II my cable to Muio: General Shat
ter informing him That Major General
Niles was not sent TO SnI,orcrda him in
Surr .ne command of the troops in the
field at Santiago lie Cuba, prcvente q
the stnrming of th;. city on the ,lay of
its surrender and thus resulted in the
saving OF lives. which otherwise you'll
have been lost in the attack. then am
repaid for sending it Il thousand fold. :
ms statement Wa; made to me this
afternoon by Secretary Alger aprcpos
OF the publication in the Herald yes-
terday. setting forth the tlongs or Ma
J"r General Miles ,1urin, his; brief stay
IN Cuba. The secretary told me ne did
not propose to enter into any controvcr-
sy regarding the Santiago campaign
with anybody. Tue results spoke for
themselves and they We're sufficient
Qualification for the policy which nao
been pursued by the War Department.
IN the conduct of the operations against
Santiago.
My ,ablegraln to General shafter..
ne continued. was sr,ply due to my de-
sire to assure him that l intended to DC
absolutely fair. Before his departure
from Washington. General Miles and 7
had talked the matter over and he
started tor cuba knowing that he was
not in any way to interfere with the on
trations which were under the control
or General Shafter. That there could
be no doubt whatever cabled to Gene
RAJ Shafter informing him that General
y! mad left for Cuba with instruc-
tons not to in any manner s,lnerca.le
MN as commander of troops in the
1ield at Santiago de Cuba and, as I have
SAID. If my message prevented a bat
tle on The morning of the day the CITY
surrendered, then l am paid thousand
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

Wy I tIeETd pll.J ------ II
GREEN FORKS, N. D.. Aug. pa
threshing machine explosion at Thorn
son today killed the owner. Mr. H. Rau
and three firemen and seriously Injured
several others. At
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Grape juice is very fine, exhilaratiug
and refreshing. W. G. BURGESS.
aug-24-3-t
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No MOsqulte.

Do not loose sleep when i0c bottle
of "No Mosquito will drive away ey-
cry mosquito. FRED +. ALLEN g.
co. aug-10-l-w
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Duffey's Malt Whiskey 80 cents per
bottle. Other case goods In proportion.
Mugler's Family LIQUOR Store. au3O I'm
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WOMAN ON THE MEDICAL STAFF.
DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE an Assist
NJ SI1sr.auta Is. =

DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE an Assist
ant Surgeon in the Army.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Today for
the first time in the history of the
American army woman was appoint
ed 4 member of the medica! staff. DR.
Anita Newcomb McGee. wife of Prof.
w. j. MCGEE, of this city. and daughter
of Prof Simon Newcomb, formerly of
the naval observatory, was regularly
sworn in as an acting assistant surgeon.
This, according to Secretary Algers
general order, would entitle her to the
uniform OF a second lieutenant without
designation of rank. 1t is not likely,
however, that DR.. MCGEE will avail her.
self of this privilege. The appointment,
while a novelty from a technical stand
point, is not the beginning of Dr.. Nc
Gees service with the War Department.
Throughout the war she has been ia
scharge of the selection of the women
nurses and Of the 700 or more in the
field most have passed muster at her
hands.
DIR. MCGEE has regularly practiced
her profession in Washington for some
years and is We'll known in medical cir.
cles throughout this contry. having:
contributed several papers to the Amer
lean association for the advancement OF
science and to other scientific organ.za-
tiOnS. .... #H
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FLYING SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.

FLYING SlENAIlS- OF DISTRESS.
DETROIT. MICH, Aug. ga spe-
cial to the News from Mackinaw City
says:
I'm Il heavy storm yesterday near
Poverty Island the steamer Superior
parted with her conSort. the schooner
Sandusky. The Sandusky arrived here
today and reports that the last that
was seen Of the Superior she was lying
signals of distress.
The Superior is owned by NJ. A. Brad
ley, of Cleveland. and is wooden boat
Of the oldest class, having been built
in 1878. She registers 964 tons. With
the Sandusky the steamer was bound
from Escanaba TO Toledo with iron ore.
She carries a crew of fourteen men. @
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Grape Juice Is very fine. celebrating
and refreshing. w. G. BURGESS
aug-24-2-t $sa ~ S3i53i y
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There seems to be no reasonable
doubt but that General Pando succeed
ed in entering Santiago last night with
his force, said to be 5000 men.
This puts different aspect upon
affairs. ana while we can probably
maintain ourselves. it would be at the
cost OF very considerable fighting and
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officers and men. the officers retaining
their side arms. The officers and men
after parole will be permitted to re
turn to Spain. the United States as
sisting. II not accepted then assault.
unless III your Judgment an assault
would fail. Consult With Sampson and
pursue such course as to the assault as
you Jointly agree upon. Matters
should be settled promptly.
{Signed.) "'R. a. ALGER. -
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18th mr. Col road, l9r. 40
1919 VT nv NV. fur'd. Is
1920 10th. 0rAb. 80. IS
6lS Mass nv NV, 10r. so
Store 707 9th NV. 80. 40
Once rooms. 1907 r NV.
1147 Lingers ct 6r. l0.5o
All franklin NV. Or. 10
1236 Union st sw, Or. 10
1924 Union ct sw, 5r. -
HEREFORD. 1907 r st.
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FOK KENT
1919 10Th. cor Greg 500
1919 VT NJ nv, Or. b. u. SO
23S n Cap ct. 10r&b. .46
1853 Harvard. 10r&b. IS
1108 Greg nv. l1r&b. so
1105 * NV, 12r&b. 100
1705 X ut. 16r. fur,
per year. 500
Sta 41S-420 6th NV. .160
l727 DeSales NV. 11r. b. Is
mh26-6ts TYLER & RU
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FOR RENT-STONE & f
1912 Sund'd pl. 10r. $50. Oo
1913 22d NV. 1Or, b. so. so
1134 Corc'n. 12r. b. So 90
522 ID NV. 13r. ba. As. 10
1126 9Th NV. 81, ba,
stable. .......... SO. so
226 N NV, 10r, 2ba Is. 90
001 o NV, Tor, ba. IS. 90
1900 Lydecker. 10r. $500
146 f Cap st. Sr. b. 1000
21Of-6 LIST NV. Or. b. So. 90
1760 8 NV. Or, ba. $50
140S 10Th rw. 12r. b. $500
2130 II. Or. ba. so
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BOARDING.

THE Y. l.. 1919 18TH ST. NV.
AL modern Improvements
Good Table Board.
nihe9-3ts VIII have rooms on the LIST inst
A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS OWNING A
large corner house. newly papered, handsomely
fur. bath. every convenience delightfully."- cool
in summer. home comforts, would like q few
boarders; terms reasonable; refs 1901 It'll
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FOB REuIc
SI0 nd. I0r. =. .S4o.1o( 2sls Olive ct, Or.
x1n IA Av.er.hmt x6Cj b, Gel, mi. lS.M
81 ~. or&b, mi 30eoI l106 se. u. MI. .lslb6
12U8 nth, er&b. mix7. SCI 2ill Z. g. wa I6. 50
1107 18th, crab, mi SDoI ma a. 1r w. T. n 20
3603 n. u, mi. .3S.b1illS1 18th ar wa. l6 no
Ills zlst b eel. mi Is. 81 2cf6 f. 6rIb MT IL 81
6a2 4lst, O., eel, mi -. Il 1l23 L Or w.. ls a
da0 xint. ". ceaymix9M l3a2f I. 11f w.....I 1900
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1873 K. g., VIZ. .xS.Ni<224 l. 81 wa.I r. 20
IA 2leh. 1xAcet, MI -. ~ tS1o 2Ath, ar wa Il 30
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x1o1 I, nkb mi a 30 2zx2 VI nv. Or. II O.
1O26 4Dth, Gr&b.w,g. - 30 10c9 ave- .I2D
4418 h, 5rkb mi. "a 90 ana frearI fr&V n 80
ca I'D, 6r&b, mi. % 30 ll0 Ionieroy in NV II "a
40 II g. mi. ~ s. 1904 18th. r.. w--.iz.3C
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See tomorow'g Star for our other list.
Tor fxil lst apply to WE8C0Tr WILCOX.
mh23f.m&w 1907 Fenuayivania ave. nw
ROB REST-Isoe 8 g N:w.la ROOMS AID
bath, rooms oeepL me cundff3an, and stable SIS
145I keneeaW ave-. eoElser, ~. ard b. -
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LOST AND FOUND.

BOUND-pN BRIGHTwOOD CAR ON MONDAY
March -. 1885 a lady's pocket book with money
etc Owner describe property and address JAMES
CANTNELL. Treasurrr's Office, U. s. g. Home
ID. c. Ire
LOST-THIS MORNING. ABOUT 10 O'CLOCK $50
In 10dciiar bills. In or city p. o. Suitable,
reward IL returned Z? ANNIE L. GARRETT I3i
Ana ave. NV It,
REWARD VIII. BE GIVEN TO PARTIE<, THAT
found pocket book In cab Monday night BY re-
turning to F. q. CLIFTON. G st. ne mh2s-ets
$40 REwARD-LOST-MALE SKYE TERRIER
about 10 days .ago-if delivered to ScHsfID
7lZ 18th st. NV mb29-3ts
FOR EXCHANGE.
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AIRFAX. 800 F ST. NV.
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81 G Sc. 1Or, ba. $3.50
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01S I'D NV. Or, ba. u. SO
648 q ne. Or, ba. .2.5O
Iii B sc, 7r. ha. 10. so
625 L ne, Tor. ba. %. SO
70 ID st ne. Or, ba. 20. 30
1904 3, 7r frame. DO. SO
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061-91 Fla av. 7r, b. 10. 80
150Heckman 81. Or, bis. 80
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE A 500 COLUMBIA BICYCLE.
nearly new. for q good buggy horse Address
@. r. j.. Star Office. mh29-3ts
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ESTATE OF MARY X. S. EATON DECEASED,
Nh on

ESTATE OF MARY X. s. EATON, DECEASED.
No. 1902. Docket 49,
George Truesdell, exec utor, has, with the ap-
prevail of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, holding special term for Orphans
Court busne IS, appointed Friday April q, 1893,
at 10 O'Clock am, Z the time, and said court as
the place. for making payment and distribution
under the courts direction and control; when and
wEere all creditors and persons entitled dis
trihufive shares or legacies residue are noti-
ned to attend in person or by agent attorney
duly authorized, with their claims against the
estate properly vouched: Provided, this order lie
published once In each Of three successive weeks
before said day In the washington Law Re-
porter and Evening Star.
Signed March g. $685.
j. NOTA AcGIIL, Register Of Wills.
mi 4 a1r2
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF JOHN BAILEY, DECEASED.

OH SoItN bAilAEf, DECEASED.
No. tI1S Docket %.
Selden CoufOr, James +. A. Adams and joseph
helly executors, have, with the approval of the
Supreme Court If the District Of Columbia holding
a specill term for Orphans Court business APP
pointed Friday. APRIL y, 1923, at 10 o clock m
as the time, and said court the place. for max
ing payment and distribution under the court di
rcction and control; when and where all creditors
ana persons entitled to Gistributive shares or
legacies or residue notified to attend in
person or by agent or attCrney duly authorized,
with their claims ngaii st the estate properly
vouched: Provided. this cider be published enc.
In each OF three successive weeks before said day
IN the washington Law Reporter and Evenin.
Star.
Signed March 90 1898
j: NOTA McGILL, Register of Wills.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.

HERBERT A. GILL. Commissioner Of
Deeds for the Stotes and Territories,
No. 1910 Ut. A.w.
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JOHN e. MITCHELL COMMISSIONER OF DERD6
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9 Dupont circle. lSr. offer
1901 18th NV. 1irlOO. OF
Takoma Park, Car
roll ave. l3r.-..100. Ol
1888 Jen'n pl, 12r. 100. oC
2l8 II st. lar. IS. %
1900 18th. s&d.l7r SO. 2a
1914 Je1'n pl. llr. AZ. %
1886 N NV. 12r. 80. OIL
1852 18th ut, 11r. ..15.OG
II2 DeSales, llr. 1900
Carroll av. Takomn
Park. lar.
11l9 I NV. 12r. .15.O(
600 Nd av ne. l4r.15.Ol
1921 21st NV. Tor. .10.de
3001 18th 1t. Tor. IS. 0(
llO4 9th ut. 15r. ..&.O(
iii l1th st. l3r. ..G5.of
gil 18th st. LOT. .@. u
1927 N NV. 12r. IS. &C
406 nth NV. r.. .65. 90
112 18th st. lJr. .65. Ot
x0O2 Il ct. Or. .....6U. OF
l7l9 18th NV, Or. GO. 90
ol3 18th Ut. l2r. $3.50
1922 18th, Or. IS. 90
1910 nth nv, Tor. So. 0C
1880 both NV. Tor. .55. &C
324 b st, l2r. SIS. OC
1400 21st st. 8 rms. IS. o.
1N Q Ut. Or. .45.Ot
l00v II NV. st&iw So. &C
214 Hillyer pl. 11r. so. OF
61S L NV, 15r. so. uC
234 Hillyer pl. Tor. 81. 90
2235 q st. Tor. 80. o(
14ta ct I'd nr Bright
wood Hotel. 12r. 5000
OH n Y nv, llr. $500
1923 18th st. Tor. As. OF
1913 + ct. 12r. $500
1911 o st. Tor. 40. Ol
1884 N Y nv. l3r. .oYer
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.WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED By. 3. ADULTS. THREE OR FOUR
pfcety furnished rooms and private bath, with
privilege Of light housekeeping; within half mile
of Columbian College. Address Box A. Star
ONCE. Ire
RANTED-F YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENT
ed see me; many desirable applicants daily;
Light housekeeping rooms in demand moderate
charge when tenant secured. H. J. SrALEY, 70
Atlantic building. mhI4-1m