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District Government Affairs.

LIQUOR LICENSES.
The application OF John Walsh for q bar-roOm
liquor license at TAI street southwest, and that
OF Michael Meidel, application for similar license
at as 18th street northeast have been approved.
The application for wholesale liquor license of
Chas l. Wood. 1349 9th street northwest was also
approved.
BUILDING PERMITS.
said Building Inspector Entwistie to GA STAR re.
porter, ''than any day thus far this year." An
drew Frey, three brick dwellings at 1871, 1133
r 0 Emnons a agent, nine brick aWell ines
from 1112, lila. 11@0 to 1126, ll4O,
ll42, and 1888 Union alley, $500; George
81 200; j. W. Little, one brick dwelling at 1911
l4tn street northwest; 5000; Eden Ready, one
brick dwelling on K street, between 9th and 9Th
streets northeast $500; X. E. Sinclair, Two brick
dwellingsa ut 1910 and 1872 sherman avenue north.
west, $4,000; Ed. Woltz, four brick dwellings,,
fsC Se se al
west, $1,000; II. E. Pellew, two brick dwellings, at
1914 and 1915 Rhode Island avenue northwest,
at 43O TIN street northwest $4,000; Thomas w.
Fowler, one brick store, at 627 Massachusetts,
nue. northwest, $500; L Frederick. one brick
Berger one brick dwelling and store, at i4Ol
Rhode Island avenue. $4,000; j. c. Homiller, one
brick stable, in rear or 1915 34th street, 81, 500
MISCELLANEOUS.
Permission has been given the e. s Electric
Light Co to lay underground electric wires from
the corner OF New YORK avenue ana 18th street
along 14th to g street, for the purpose OF street
lighting.
In = statement prepared by Assessor Fish, it ap-
pears that since November I, 1857, the beginning
Of the license year, COS liquor licenses have been
issued. The number issued up TO the same
time last year was 8s2, showing decrease OF 23a
There Is also falling on in the wholesale licenses
issued AZ compared with last year.
The Commissioners to-day transmitted to the
Secretary OF the Treasury, for his consideration
COPY OF the report recently made 20 them (here-
tof0re published In TEE SrAR) BY the examining
board OF steam engineers Of the District Of Colum-
ba relative TO the issue OF U. licenses 20 persons
noe properly quaiined.
the trial board In the case Of private b y. Shanks
charged with neglect OF duty, ana ordered TO pay
nne Of 125 and b dismounted
The Miller-Daly wrestling match IN Philadel-
phia last night was declared draw. Miller won
two tails and DAILY one, but time was called before
the contest could Be- concluded
The election e. Cumberland, Nd, ro1ulted In the
ehoaee & republican mayor, democratic clsfk,
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A Wooden Mill Burned,

PTTTsFIELD, MASS, May s2.-JerIcO MIL at Hns-
dale, tnree-story stone building owned by the
Plunkett Wooden Company, operated by Mendels-
SOM & Co., Of New York, manufacturers of nne
cashmeres, was burned late last night, it is sup
pos d by an incendaries. Loss estimated at
10000
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A Bogus Offer Of BOnds.

The s., O0O,O0 in bonds accepted by Acting Sec.
rotary Thompson Friday have not yet been deliv.
cred to the Department. The offer was made In
the name OF a wel-known and responsible Philadel-
phia firm, and was accepted in good faith.
s% now IN pUgseSss One
that the signatures to 1t are forgeries. Acting
Secretary Thompson said this morning that he is
satisned that the bogus oher OF bonds Is not, as
unknown parties to affect the market and TO keep
figures up. The envelope containing the ofYer was
destroyed on It's receipt Others are there being
nothing about 1t then to excite suspicion. Hence
there is no means OF discovering the actual place
OF mailing, although the letter was dated At Phil
adelphia. The offer Is in the name Of a well-known
Philadelphia banking firm, and not, as was at first
stated, harvey, Fiske Co., OF New York. The
matter has been put into the hands OF Treasury
ofhctalS at Philadelphia, where the Investigation
will be vigorously pursued. The arm has offered
Its aid to the Government In its efforts TO discover
the source Of the forgery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
Gold Going To Europe.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Lazard Freres & Co. have
ordered $50 900 gold for export, and kldder Pea
body Co., have ordered 100000 gold for the
same purpose,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

From the Electrical World.
IL is hardly 10 be expected that any one not
making study OF the science OF electricity should
have clear ideas on the subject; but observers will
have noticed that laymen, rule. try to explain
and grasp the phenomena by analogies most Ia
miliar to them and drawn directly from their Jaiy
occupations. This Is Well exemplined In the ideas
which the late emperor or Germany mad formed on
the subject OF electricity. Being eminently SOL
der, he may be said to nave egarded the subject
solely IRON the military STANDPOINT, and In q re-
cent address DIR. Won stephan, minister OF posts
and JeegraphS related several Instances or the
manner IN which he attempted to convey electri-
Cal conceptions TO the mind OF the emperor. Thus
on one occasion the emperor asked how the term
"battery" came 10 be CHOSEN, which, by the way,
he preferred 10 the word 'ple," on account OF the
latters French origin. The speaker sought TO ex.
plain the origin Of the word by a method most
easily compromised by the emperor, and referred
TO The analogy between the military battery and
the observed power OF the electric battery 10 de-
liver blows or shocks under certain circumstances;
whereupon the emperor suggested the idea that
In the future IL might come W pass that nations
would carry on warfare solely with machines
which would be driven up against one another,
which method would In the end prevent the SPILL
ing OF much blood.
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ISTEkvuws wuu Buffalo Hul AND PARTY
From the New yorh sun
Buffalo Bill spoke sparfngiy about I'm expsgs.
ences Is the lion OF the season IN London 81 en-
very tired from o years hard WORK he SAID Il
have been In and out OF my ouck-skins three times
Q day for al that time, and hardly q day passed
that was not guest &C q great house met the
English as an American, AND found them pleas
Ant people"
.TdldnT think much OF the Prince Of waieS-
ealo Miss Emma Hickok. "out the princes y
lovely woman she came In just Ike common
eitizen and you couldn't help liking Der u sne ~eFs
net prfncess-and she u so pretty, tooi'
.neS and the queen cried Miss Della farrelL
ene was Just nice, notherly old lady. she did Dot
~ through the camp, but abe seemed % Interested
IN AL teat We did She went away IN her carriage
Mneh tne snow was over. As 20 England, nkec
ever 50 much, but DO you know, sue said COY ~,
showing dainty loot covered with O high-heeled
snoe you cant get . shoe nt 20 wear IN the ooun-
w. Hound dresses ana dressmaking cheap. but
not shoemaker who knew how 90 IN axe shoe
Win an instep All the shoes were made rs nat
Is ooAru, Just such as southern negroes wear.
and when you have them made 70 oruer, they are
not much better and cost si2 So As 10 ready
made shoes you can't get pair smaller than q
How old Is the child.' asked the dealer. when I
ordered pair OF Nc. 2'Sr
Mlss Farrells sister. Lillian Smith. Georgia
puny. and Ida ksquinel had the same experience,
ano al OF them had 70 send 20 France for shoes
heels
I'VE shall be 80 glad they said. .ro crt n rss,
nahosome, comfortable American shoe again"
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Life in the Big Apartment Houses.

From Inc New 1OfK sun
curious Incident illustrative OF life In New
York, occurred at the recent election OF Officers In
the Fellowcraft Club. Two members were intro
duced TO each other at The polls. When they ex-
changed addresses II turned out that they had
been living for Two years In the same apartment
house, working all the time Tor the Sun, and had
never met, although all the time they had known
each other by reputation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
He Had Nothing More 70 Say.

From the Boston Globe.
"LOOk here, Maria, shouted Mr.. Breadwtnner. In
great wrath, "there isn't q button on one OF my
shirts" "No?" said Mrs. Breadwinner, with show
Of genuine interest, "and the kitchen roof leaks
worse than ever, the back Of the stove has been
burned out for three weeks, the front door won't
shut, and II knew how to weld cast-iron hinge
I'd nx that front gate myself before another dsy
went by. Why don't you wear the other shtrtf"
And Mr.. b. kept so quiet he could hear himself
breathe hard.
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Better Than Ether.

From the Nebraska State journal.
surgeon-"Now, my man, / am about to ampu-
your foot"
SWELL go ahead"
~ would advise you to submit to being placed
under the influence OF an anasthetic."
"Hang your anesthetic! But III tell you what
wish you would do"
"Wel?"
"Have somebody bring me the score OF the ball
game BY innings while you're at work,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

terence at Indianapolis yesterday, Bishop Payne
introduced some amendments TO the discipline
which were referred The first OF these II 70 pre-.
who drink whisky or who have two wives or
divorced wives The second Is that any delegates
elected by fraud and bribery should be received
by the conference, was taken up. but Immediately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

A proposed constitution for the National Bar
Association was printed In advance, and came be-
fore the convention this afternoon by q motion of
Judge Shelabarger TO appoint a committee on
constitution. It. sets forth the object OF the Ma
tional Bar Association TO De: TO promote The
unication, so far practible, OF the laws of the
various states which relate to motions In which
the people have a common interest; to pro-
mote the improvement OF the judicial system
OF the states and territories; to con.
slider the practicabiity of establishing between
the civilized and commercial nations Of the world
International codes, ana to promote the science OF
law and the administration or justice. The assO-
citation shall be composed OF delegates to be chosen
from the state county, parish or city bar associa-
ing the constitution. Associations contain.
ing NIFTY or fewer members shall each
SEND three delegates and no more: each asSOcta-
ton OF more than hfty members shall be entitled
10 further representation OF three delegates for
eacn additional group or fifty members. At the
irst election these delegates shall be divided into
three classes. the nrSt 10 serve for one year. the
second for two years, and the third three years
anu their successors snal be elected annually for
term OF tLree years. The association shall meet
annually at the time and place determined by a
majority OF the delegates. The officers shall con-
SiSt OF president, vtce-preSldent from each
judicial district represented In the associatiOn
committees shall consist OF an executive com.
mittee or niue members, with the president
secretary ana treasurer. eZ-O1ictO members.
committee on uniformity Of laws, consisting OF
one meInoer from an association in each state rep
resented; committee on bar associations OF nine
bers; on legal ethics, nine members; on legal edu
cation and admission to the bar nine members:
on international law, nine members. and on prfnt.
ing, I'VE members.
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An E1optng Pair Take 90 water.
YOUNG LoykR swiNs A swoLIkN kIvKk WIZ nu
PROSPECTIVE BkIDR


special 70 the New York World from sherman
Tex, May 10 says: Intelligence reached here yss-
tenuay afternoon OF a most remarkable elopement
escapade which occurred Friday night st q point
IN the Indian Territory about thirty miles north.
east OF TINS city. Near large stream which Cows
INTO the Red River lives q white family by the
name OF Gordon, composed OF an old man and his
vile. several sons and daughter. A few months
AGO young man by the maine OF Adams came into
the helghoorhood. hallng from the state OF Ala
oams, ana seeking a location IN which 10 engage
rs scnool teacher. lie soon became ACQUAINTED
Win Miss Corr ana fell In love with her After
snort perlod OF wooing his love was reciprocal ted
Inc iather ana brothers OF the girl protested
against the engagement, ana put stop W the as
sociatlons OF the young lovers.
Adams by a clandesJine correspondents with
tne LADY arranged an elopement, and FRIDAY night
ne met Miss Gordon q short distance from her
residence, and starred to escape on horseback
Ihey We're pursued, however Oy the father and
brothers OF the girl 10 closely that at the banks OF
the stream, Which has been made deep ana wide
oy the back-watars OF the Red River, the couple
We're Obliged 10 dsmount In face OF their pui suers
loung ADAMS Is An expert swimmer, and seeing no
o.ner way 10 escape grasped Miss Gordon In his
arms, plunged Into Inc water, and swan safely
across with her 70 the other side, leaving the
furious father and brothers with remedy but 70
re'urn nome In disgust The lovers succeeded 10
nnding proper Officer, who united them IN mar
rage UNDER the liberal laws OF the ChoclawA hlct
10 not require marriage licenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

THE GExu1SE
y A N nor P,s
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and mos.
fAIATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Tor Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsi1 Convsescence,
Weak Children. and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
IL suffering from an attack Of Illness which had not
cHiy redaceS NY strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion. from inability appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract.
wInes al three times day. Its followed
- MARK eEsctsl Food. which had heretofore been
lOnnd 10 pass the siinentsry canal unchanged d.
ktstsd properly 2. There appeared increased
loser OF evolving animal heat and storing up
Bew@re VI iinitAsions- The nUlne has the signature
OI Johann Hoo the neck OF every bottle. AL
others worthless limitations
once: Barclay ST. Ja3-tu.th6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

WAIT MAILS AND MARCHES 10 SfoP on SUNDAY
The Central Labor Union OF New York on sunday
adopted q resolution asking Congress to stop work
on sunday In the mall and military service OF the
United States, and also 70 prevent all interstate
commerce on SUNDAY. II was decided also 20 Az
labor unions everywhere 70 agttate for keepin9
sunday idle. The resolutions say that sunday tod
has deleterious effect upon workmen.
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Maine Democratic Convention.

AUGUSTA, Me-, May 22.-The democratic state
convention met at III rs am. Hon A. A. Powers
Was chosen chairman and made a brief address.
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IAN lflEO.

CROwTHER-DEMENT On May IL lsss BIZ Rev
J. l. strsu<hn. Of Baltimore. Md, MAhlON II
CnOMTh of Baltimore. aud NETTIE II Dr.
AkNT. OF Washington. A.. q.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

A NEW NATIONAL DANK.-Tne Controller OF the
Currency has authorized the organization OF the
First National Bank Of Hays City, Kaa; capital,
$4,000. Andrew s. Hail, president; Morgan G.
Huntington. cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
A bandit as a Wedding Guest.


AT wedding some days ago at Ajaccio in
Corsica, the general hilarty was disturbed by the
appearance OF two gepdarmes In the middle OF a
dance. They came, they said. to arrest one OF the
dancers. a young lady, who tried 10 escape and
finally drew,a revolver on the onicers OF the law
But musket shot disabled the lady, who proved
to be noted bandit, Camille Nicolai, disguised In
woman'S clothes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

POst.Office Department Changes.
James p. Pack, Of West Virginia, has been ap-
pointed post-ofnce inspector. James s. wyckon
OF Michigan, has been appointed to a 500 place
in the Second Assistant Postmaster-Generais
ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

The Miller Daily wrestling match IN Philadel-
phia last night was declared draw. Miller won
two tails and Daily one but time was called before
the contest could b concluded
The election Ct Cumberland, Nd, resulted In the
eholce q republican mayor, democratic clofk,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

SECRETARY AND MES ESp1corr returned from
Fortress Monroe this morning: Chief Clerk Twee-
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New York stock

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York STOCK Market as reported by special
wire ~ CorsOn and Mccartney. 14l9 h street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

In q well which has been driven near Lehonon
No.. 10 heavily charged with electricity. an thes
Of the wen has become ma0nesized ana an rsse
Of steel win become mAgnetfzed when ru6hes r.,
the pipeA II circuit Is formed by touchin0 tSo
pieces OF pipe q shock 10 felt The water M ~
the property Of magnetizng any steel suoSrsn<ss
which q placed In e while hot The water refsss,s
its magnetic power when taken from the N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
Methodist Protestant Conference.
WOMEN IN THE PULPIT. Erc.


In the Methodist Protestant conference at Adrian.
Michigan, yesterday, the standing committees were
announced by the president Among the hood OF
resolutions and memorials one came from Ten
nessee Recommending that annual conferences be
empowered 70 license women 70 preach An at
tempt 70 discuss the paper was suppressed by the
chair. and motion 10 refer TO special committee
Was ruled out Of order. A motion then made 10
Withdraw the paper was also oyerruled- Thurs
DAY was set apart Tor the election OF editors book
agents ana general secretaries. IL seems not i'm
probable that the Methodist Recorder OF Pitts
ourg, ana the Aefhodis Frotesfont, OF Baltimore,
VIA ooIn change editorial hands This Will In
Solve me olsplaceme nj OF the occupants OF some
OF tne most Important Offices ana pasLoratss In
the church The faculty and students OF Adrian
college, entertained The conference In The evening.
-
Advices from Tunis say that no rain has fallen In
tnAl state Tor the last seven months and that the
Arabs are making futile search Tor pastursss
anu water, and a famlne Is feared
dispatch from Wellington, New Zealand saws
mat u piil directed against Chinese Immigration
mas PASSED the house OF representatives OF that
coiony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

CAPT BYRON DAWSON, 9th cavalry. having been
found incapacitated for active service has been
granted leave until further orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

FIRST. LIEUT.. JAS. s. JoUETT, 10th cavalry, has
been ordered TO conduct the nrst detachment Of
recruits that may be ordered to the Department
OF Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

FIRST LIEUT.. GEO. R BENSON, Marine Corps, has
been detached from the jamestown ON her arrival
at Baltimore and ordered to duty at the Marine
BarrackS. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

FrOm Tue AOuntk COnBtltutiOn.
Did you ever observe woman just before she IA
lifted into the saddle, and few moments after the
horse has struck canter9 She becomes changed
being. The roses spring to her cheeks, the light
seems to leap from her eyes, her form il the nspi.
ration OF graceful action, and she becomes q
beauteous picture OF moving health. And this.
after all, Is the best view 70 take OF horseback
ancy OF motion, It's special or general beauty 10 is
the most healthfui exercise within the province on
woman. II Is better than dancing, lawn tennis,
croQuet, rowing, archery. There are many reasons
why It Is better, and Of the strongest seems q
be that IL brings continuous change Of scene
which TENDS 70 rest the body as well a the mind.
The fascinating effect which IL hason the fair rdeI
cannot De estimated. provided she has Q wen.
trained horse and INDUCES In moderation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

To the POiue.
From the Harvard IAmpoon.
Haroid-'I love you. Mabel WIN you be-ef--
my SISTER,"
Mabel saDssutly, -.Tha. can never Be. Harold:
out Will always 30 q wife 70 you"
The engagement u announced
Five hundred persons have been drownea ~
hoods n leoopot6mia
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WASHINGTON BIDDERs.-The following are the
Washington bidders for furnishing supplies to the
Freedmens Hospital: Santus Auth, Auerbach 4
Bro, Jas L. Barbour & Bro, N. W. Beveridge,
Browning & Middleton, j: =. Bryan, VIM. Il But
Hahn 4 Co., R K. Helphenstine, Geo. J. Johnson,
Lansburgh 4 Bro. Cnas Z. Lyman, II. G. Malcolm,
Myers q Loving, B. Rich Son, Rider q Addison,
Geo. Ryneal, r., b. X. Scannell, T. o. Varnell,
Willett & Libbey. Fuel: john p. Agnew, Chas H.
Burgess, J. T. Chapman, w. 4 Hodge, v. Baldwin
johnson, Kennedy Bros, John Miller. Ice: Great
Falls Ice Co., Independent Ice Co., Smith Trans
parent Ice Co., E. NJ. Willis Ice Co.
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Lacks an Important Element.

From the New York sun
Bishop dining with the family)-"so you
wouldn't like to be a bishop, Bobby, when you
grow up?"
Bobby-"Td like to well enough but as every
body says / take after mas side OF the family I
don't spoSe I'll ever be fat enough for a bishop"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

Int forksI & 10 - I1nrkkANcB AnonHm
Righg Rev. 7. @. oRetlly, OF 6pr1n9ooi6 49,
has received from Pope Leo XII letter n VSscs
he grants 20 members OF the Catholic Tofsi ~
renee Union o. America his apostolic bcnsdicSSoS
presented 70 hin by the UuipH. ~. S1S~9ss r.
splste1al olsector a ihe UniM. ~V
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MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM
horn; II. v. Lansdale, OF Chicago, and Katie &C.
celia Dickson; VIM. II. Cook and Katie E. Tailor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

The CONSTELLATION left the Kittery (Me) navy.
yard this merning for New York In tow of the tug
Ieyden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

SURG. JAS p. KMBALL has been granted two
months extension OF leave
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Il
offered free TO every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is q handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 cofored mapsand diagrams, and contains
awealth OF general Information See advertise
ment In another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

FIRST LIEUTENANT JAS. b. HICKEY, Sth cavalry,
has been ordered to report to the superintendent
OF recruiting service, New York, relieving First
Lieut.. H. b. Patterson, LIST artillery, ordered to
1Oin his battery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOE NEW YORK HAlBoR-
The lighthouse board has perfected arrange
mepts for the illumination Of Gedneys channel
In New York Harbor by means OF electric lighta,
and contracts for this work will probably be made
during the present week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

FrOlh the CnlcARO Iffbuhe
Il think you said you were from the South?"
al am, sir; but I md much TO admire In this
grand Northern country
"You have none OF that sectional feeling that
prevails in so many parts OF the sunny SOUTH"
"None whatever. AS Southern man rejoice
In the prosperity OF your magnificent North. Your
interests and ours are Identical We welcome
Northern capital 1t Is what Is building US up,
slr. speaking as q business man, Sir, can assure
you that my success Is altogether due TO Northern
capital and much OF 1t comes from this great state
OF Illinois"
81 am one of the managers OF Louisiana lottery"