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Rain Turned to Snow.

MrNSEAroLrs, MINI, Sept. IA journal
special from Haiiock, Mimi, says: Tie rain,
which has been falling since Wednesday night,
afraid the wheat will sprout in the shocks An
inch OF snow IL reported at Vincent. The
threshing is not over and crops will be lost in
tho Red river valley.
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John Burma In It.

LONDON, Sept 12.-Mr. John Burns attended
conference Of the striking dock laborers yes
terday and submitted the instructions of the
London executive. 1t is expected that the
strike will collapse today. The London sea-
men. fremen and dock laborcrs have boycott
ted three steamers plying to Irish ports which
have non union Crows
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The Partition OF Africa.

To the arrangement with Germany is now
added an arrangement with France. as to the
respective spheres Of influence Of that country
and ourselves in Africa, says the London World
According to some critics on the other side of
the channel the bargain is altogether to our
advantage. 1t is the triumph of BIRTHS Ii "a
pacity. According to censors at home Lord
Salisbury has been outwitted by NJ.
Ribot and NJ. Waddington. France obtains the
protoetorate OF Madagascar as the equivalent of
our protectOrate over Zanzibar. In western
Africa a hne Is drawn from Say on the Niger to
Lake Tchad, giving us the Houssa kingdoms
south Of that line, the most fertile portions of
the Soudan, occupied by the most intelligent
and industrious races while France obtains an
uninterrupted tract Of territory from Algeria to
the Senegal. On both sides just exception
doubtless may be taken to particular points of
the arrangement. But as with the Anglo Ger
man agreement, its great merit is that it leaves
to each nation large region in which it will
have ample verge and room enough to work
and spread without coming into collision with
the other. The time Of approach and con-
flict will doubtless arrive, and the victory
will be to those who have done the best with
their opportunities, to the most capable
and energetic. We may rely with modest
confidence on tho qualities which century
and a half ago decided that India and North
America should be English and not
French. The dispute whether Swaziland shall
belong to the Transvaai, as the Beers insisted.
or to England, % the Swazis them
selves wished, has been decided by put
ting it of. For three years the Swazis
are to belong to themselves, with Joint gov
eminent, British and Dutch, over the white
residents. In the event of the Transvaal
joining the South African customs
union this arrangement will be permanent.
In the meantime the Transvaal obtains its
long-coveted access to the sea by the conces-
sion of a railway across Swaziland to the port
of Kosi, by which it becomes independent of
the Delagoa bay route. There are little out
lying difficulties with Portugal. Otherwise the
group of arrangements which we have de-
scribed removes Africa from the region of po-
litical controversy
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A scientist's First Investigation.

FROM IN Afttcl0 by FT0f. TyndAN.
Ny FIRST little physical Investigation was on .
subject Of extreme simplicity. but BY - means
devoid Of scientific intersst-phenomena Of Q
water jet Among other things noticed that
the musical sound Of cascades and ripping
streams, - veil - the souoeous voice Of the
ocean, was mainly, u not wholly, due 70 the
breaking Of air blsddsss sntsngied IN the
ya1er. There 70 no ripping sound Of water
vpaeeompsnied By bubbles q cir.
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Sunday Drinking In Private Clubs.

At Rossendaie Brewster sessions a Hasling-
den yesterday the superintendent Of police
drew attention to the great increase Of Sunday
drinking. The convictions for drunkenness
we're So per cent above last year, mainly caused
BY Sunday drinking. The police attributed the
extraordinary increase to the enlarged facil-
titles for travelling used by many for the pur-
pose OF Obtaining drink and TO their drinking
in private clubs. There are twelve such clubs
In Rossendale, five OF which are open On Sum
daya The chairman Of the bench indorsed
tho superintsndent's remarks, and hoped that
the government would take measures TO put
private clubs under better control
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End OF q Mimic Campaign.

HALIFAX, N. g., Sept lathe last Of the
series Of mimic attacks on the harbor fortifca-
tions occurred last night and the enemy were
detected before they could enter aud tho bat
teries opened Ire on them. The war ship
Buzzard conducted the attacking operations
and smart trick was done by body of men,
of-war sailors, who secured tho customs steam
launch Argus aud took her outside the
harbor and disguised her % . schooner with
material placed on board for that purpose.
They then started TO steal into the harbor and
succeeded in getting close up under the forts
before being discovered. A steam launch be-
longing to the defending forces manned by
gentlemen amateurs detected the trick and
gave signal 10 the forts, which Immediately
opened dre, and had 1t been case OF real war
fare che little Argns and her crew would soon
have disappeared.
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Emil Dietzsch Is Dead.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Emil Dietzsch, we'll
known as the "Poetical Coroner Of Cook
County," died this morning, aged sixty-one
years. In conjunction with Gen. Lieb, Mr..
Dietzsch wrote Emperor William and the Ger
man People" and WAS the sole author Of "a
History of the Germans in Chicago"
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BARGAINS.

CARPETS made with borders all round Of following
sizes:
= feet 3 inches by feet o inches. e.
2 feet inches b. IL feet. %.
, feet inches by IL feet inches, sl0.
q feet By s feet inches, s12
eject by o feet, $3.50.
3 feet inches By feet @ inches, s12 so
8 fee, inches by 10 feet 6irches sI6.5o.
SIZES } inches by IL feet inches. SIC.
& feet ) inches By IL feet. $3.50.
sfeet inches BY IA feet inches s14.
9feet inches by 12 feet $40.
1Ofeet 9 inches by IL feet els.
Iofe,t o inches By Is feet s2c.
10 feet o inches by 10 feet. s3s.
L. feet o inches by l6 feet q inches. $3.50
l. feet inches by 10 feet, s45.
l. feet inches By Is feet. s35.
The above are Wilton. Moquette. Body Brussels and
IaIestry Brussels Carpets and be seen to be sp-
treciaied-
We have q few Bicycles ind Tricycles left which
sEe markell &c sell at factory prices
MOSQUITO CANoPIEs
The assortment is complete. The prices vary from
S5I- to e. each.
BABY CARRIAGES.
We are oEering "a discount every carriage s2O
more. and q: discount every carriage from els
g. SO. This su opportunity to buy me carriage
t<Iye little mercy.
v. D. MOSES SONS,
Cor llth and + sta Nv.
81 Washington. D. c.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E. E
Hoge to Sarah L. Templeton, subs GO to 63, 50.
$50; s.. l. NJ. Saunders to r. s. Trapur. sub
III, SO. Git; s1,445. C. W. King to Mary J.
Carson, lot S75, 50. GA; s1.4oO. M. L Weller
ct al. to s. c. Scott, lot 81, blk. 4, Twining
City; goo.
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A Sirlrf.Seeing Prince.

MoSrrEAI, Sept. 12-Princo George, Ad-
miral Watson and othsr officers Of tho war
ships Canada and Thrush spent busy day yes
serday taking id ell tho events provided for
sheir entertainment. In the morning they
cent by special train to Dorval and took
luncheon nj the Forest and Stream Club, after
which they attended The Beiiair races In the
evening they attended she citizens ball given
at the Windsor Hotel, at which nearly three
AuDdred guests were present. The prince
danced with Lady Hiekson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Range Of the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: am, "A; 2 pm, "a; mari
mum. ~: minimum. TO-
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German aud Scandinavian Meth

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 12-The German Metho-
dist conference for the territory of Indiana,
Illinois. Michigan, Wisconsin and Ohio met
here yesterday, Bishop James Fitzgerald Of
Milwaukee presiding. One hundred and thirty
ministers representing $4,000 communicates
arc attending the meeting. The conference
serman was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Pullman
OF Grand Rapids, Mich. Bishop Taylor Of
Africa followed with an address on African
missions.
LACROSSE, Wis. Sept 12-The annual confer
ence Of the Norwegian-D methodist church
convened at the Caledonia Street Methodist
Church YESTERDAY. The districts represented
comprise the states of Iowa, Illinois, Michi-
gan, Nebraska, Minnesota. North and South
Dakotas and Wisconsin. each state represent
ing presiding elders district. Bishop Fowler
of San Francisco presides, and the session will
continue until Sunday evening. About nifty
clergymen are nov here and number more
ere expected. The conference organized with
l.. A. Larson, recording secretary and o.
jacobson, treasurer. The presiding elders and
churt hes presented reports for the years
work al showing satisfacto progress.
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Shs--'T den't know Who b going 70 give ne
away at our wedding, dearest"
He-'Why not LEI your little brother 90 t.
lover He hss siysa yen away - many hnsa"-
Gep York Word
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advice. "

Don't put of your FAN purchases until We are 80
rushed it difficult I'LL your orders promptly and
without errors. Send in your orders early. our
sTOCk Is COMPLETE.
You will get better assortment low than later on
Remember. everybody puts of purchasing rs long a.
possible. and If you in wiIh the rush 1t Is not
possible to serve you - promptly As now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
Foa TnK Torrxr

No better preparation can Be had than Ayers Hair
TrOr AL Who IL speak Of its merits in the high
fstterms and place It. = dressing. far beyond any
thing else Of the kind II impsrts to the hair beaut
Sui silken luster and fne fragrance prevents bald
Tess and restores gray hair 10 is original color ana
texture
TOR Eve years I troubled with disease OF the
seslp which caused the hair TO become harsh and dry
and 10 fall out such large quantities - to threaten
complete badness Ayers Hair Vigor being strongly
recommended to me. began to apply this preparation
sId before the rst bottle used the hair ceased
falling out and the scalp restored TO Its former
healthy condition Francisco Acsveco, sso MEXICO
-Ihavo used Ayers Hair yisor and have received
more satisfaction from it than from any other hair
dressing ever tried &C. Z. Wooster. westover ND.
-Iuse Ayers Hair vigor constantly and nnd IL exes'-
lent. 1T c. o'Brien. Fort Keogh. Montana
AYERS HAT, vIaoR
On G. AVER 4 CO. LOWELL MASS.
Sold By Druggists and Psrfumera
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uFyoU ARE NERVOUS OR DYsPEPTIC TRY CAR
Il ter's Little Nerve Pills Dyspepsia makes you
reryous amt nervousness makes You dysPepuc.
ether one You miserable and these little pills
Ire hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
Tho following the opening and closing prices Of
tho New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson ind Mccartney, 141g street:
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Name.
Washington STOCK Exchange,

sales7;Resular Call - ls O'Clock m: Wash.
ington Light Infantry, $3.50 at 81. Washington
Loan and Trust company, 20 at AZ.
Government Bonds-U s. AIS, 1851. registered
l04A bid. L. 3. 4hs, 1891. coupon. lC4h bid .
Y. 5. Is. registered; 1907. 1884 bid, la4lt asked
District OF Columbis Bonds-I'cr imp. u.s. 1901
BID 0s 'f se % sarrsnsy
.O-year fund.- Us, 1870, gold. ITO bid. Water stock
Is, 1901, currency. I'D bid. 3O-yeer fund, To-
gold, 1902. l22 bid. Water stock. Is. currency,
1905. 1917 bid. 3-S6s, IVA, fund: currency. LII
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. 8. Electric Light bonds
lstGs. l0Obid. u. $. Electric Light bonds. I'd Is.
100 bid. Washington and Georgetown Railroad
1O-4O. Us. lO3 bid. los asked. Masonic Hall AS
ISOLATION os. 1898. 1O1 bid, 10 asked. Washing
TO- ton Marie. Company LIST mortgage, 6s, ITO bid
li0 bid. III asked Washington Light In
fantry nrst mortgage, 6s. lv04. 9s bid. Washing
s Lisn. infantry bonds I'd 70, 1904. 90 bid.
A, Us. 1l6 bid. 40 asked. Washington Gas
Light Company bonds, series d. Us. III bid, III
Us, lo3 asked. American security and Trust,
1Ol bid, 10J asked.
National Bank srocks-Bank Of Washington. $50
bid. Metropolitan, 210 bid. Central, .75 bid.
Second, 200 bid. Farmers and Mechanics', 1877
bid. Citizens, 40 bid, lsO asked. Colum bia,
ITO bid, 10 asked. Capital. 1l9 bid. West
End. 08 bid, lO4 asked. Traders, l2o bid. Lin
coln, 1l8 bid.
Ksiiroad stocks Metropolitan leo bid. 175 asked.
Columbia, n bid 50 asked: Capitol and North
Street. go bid, 20 asked. lexington ard
Soldiers Home, G6 bid. 70 asked. Georgetown anu
Tenleytown, o. bid 81 asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, 40 bid. Franklin,
AZ biz Metropolitan. 40 bid. 50 asked. Ma
tional Union. 20 bid, IAN asked. Arlington, AS
bid, 105 asked. Corcoran. 60 bid. Column bia, I6x
bid, 1917 asked. German American, l75 blu.
PotOmsc, 30 bid, % asked. Riggs, 81 bid, on
asked. Peoples, 5Is bid. Lincoln, 5Is bid.
Title Insurance Stock5-Coiumbia Title, 6h
bid, ga asked. Real Estate little. 100 bid, $50
asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas
Az bid. Georgetown Gas, 10 bid. U. s. Electric
Light. 1929 bid, 17o asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania. 25 bid 81
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, 20 bid as
asked. American Graphophone, IL bid. II
asked.
Miscellaneous Stocka-Washington Market Com
pany. 10 bid. Washington Brick Machine Com
pany, 800 bid, 4l5 asked. Great Falls Ice
Company, 200 bid, go asked. Bull Run Panorama
Company, 20 bid. 20 asked. National safe De-
posit Company, 22O bid, $50 asked. Washington
Safe Deposit Company, l25 bid. National Ty-
geographic. 80 asked. Mergenthaler, N bid.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, Y bid. WASH
ington Loan and Trus, Company, * bid.
3 asked. American Security and Trust Com
pany, 81 bid, 54E asked.
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shipwrccked Mariner Saved.

Bosrox, Sept l2-The Norwegian steamer
Kong Erode, AZ this port today from Port An
tonic. reports September 8, lat 20, ~. long. ~.
s6, fell in with brig II Campidogla, watcrloRged,
and took of Capt. Ambrosia and nine men,
bringing them here. The brig sailed from Rio
Japoiro July 81 for the United States, en-
countered a hurricane August %, lat Is, 80, N
ropc. 66 W.. which dismasted the brig and
rendered her upmansgeabie. She was sst on
fire when abandoned
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Vaccination Against Consumption.

BERLIN, Stpt l2-Dr. Koch, the German
physician who claims that he has discovered .
method OF curing consumption by incubation,
il about to commence experiments on human
patients Who are suffering from Tuberculosis.
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4 CONSTIPATION, WHICH GIVES RISE TO GANY
raVcr uJles. is cured aud prevrnted by Carter's
tils Liver ms Try ;hrin and Will be convinced
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w. B, Moses & Sous.

w. B. Moss & Sous
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 12.-Cotton very steady
middling, 10K. Flour active-iioward street
and western super, 300aa50; do. do extra
8. 75a405: do. do. family, 4.90a5 80: City mills,
Rio brands, extra. 3 .2Oa5.4O; winter wheat pat
emit, seoa5.s5; spring do. DO, Ssoao.a5 DO: DO.
Wheat-sOuthcrn strong: Fultz, 9Sa10s Long
berry, 1O0alO3; No. =, l02: steamer No. 2, red. o.
Western easy; No 2 winter red, spot loo4alOot;
cember, lO4zalO5. Corn-southern irm; white
5sa6O: yellow. 5Sa60; western q.iet; mixed spot
nrIn-ungraded southern and Pennsylvanis, 4Oa
Al: do. western white, 42a44; do. do. mixed 4la4;
graded No. 9, white, 43H; do do mixed, IL. Rye
70: common to fair, 65a67. Hay dull-choice tim
othy, 11.00 good to primo. 8 5Oal0.OO. Provisions
active-mess pork. L. 50a12.75; bulk meats. loose
81: sugsr-pickled shoulders. OK; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders. q; hams, small 12kal3, large
ilnsl2 lard refined IN . crude, On Butter
lSa20; do. imitation. 15al6; ladle. fancy, I3al4;
do. good TO choice, l0al2; store packed. sa10.
fair, coy; No. :, IL sugar frmNgranulated, o..
Copper active, yery scarce-renned. Is. Whisky
fairly active-Ll9. Freights TO Liverpool per
Ixd. Cork for ordcrs-3s. Keceips-nour. o. 1875
barrels; wheat. 5000 bushels: corn, 1900 BUSH
obs: OATS 8 600 bushels: rye. 1000 bushels. Ship
saios-wheat 309, 900 bushels; corn, 81, 900 bush-
els.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1l.-virginia consols. 81 bid:
90. threee, Al: BALTIMORE ana Onio stock, lO6A
asked: Northern Central stock, 6Sx asked; Gin
cinnau. Washington and Baltimore frsts, 90k
bid; consolidated gas stock. 5OAa50x.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept 1e Closing. - Wheat-May,
ITO. Corn-September. 49L; October, 4ex; May
52x. Oats-September. 37H: October, SIX; May.
T.: Pork - sePrember, asS; ,o October, 1000;
Short ribs-0ctober. $50: May, a3sk.
Pauline Nelson, q child six weeks old, wss
found dead in bed about noon today AZ her
home, No. 1922 20th street, having been scci-
dentally smothered.
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PARrs, Sept Il - II. Laguerre, the
wsll-knovn supporter Of Gen. Boulanger, IL
preparing q spssch In which he will renounce
fealty 70 the Boulanger party and will assume
the position Of scvisionist
lndicting the Blackweil's laland Officials
NEW Yoax. Sept IL The grand Jury today
made presentIneut 70 the recorder Of the
court OF general sessions rsAoeting on tho man.
seemspt Of the institutions ON Black cells
sHanA ssd detailing the abuses existing there.
iND possible that shs warden and some Of his
suSlsSaas may b indicted
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From - Rev IseA euA
i'That vas B bad scare 4ra earsington had
the other day."
.7?
s.isis vsst 10 paatenins aaa thought she
had Suddenly lest hss heasiDG"
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v. d. MOSES L SONS,

Cor llth and sta Nv.
81 Washington. D. c
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Chicago Markets.

Pauline Nelson, q child six weeks old, wss
found dead in bed about noon today AZ her
home, No. 1922 10th street, having been scci-
dentally smothered.
The advocate., 1890-08-06
OFFICTAL.

To the sub,alliahces IN the state Of Kansas:
Subject for consideration and discus.
sion No. Ave, members OF the Farmers
and LabOrers Alliance Of Kansas, favor
an immediate amendment 10 the United
States constitution, requiring United
States senators 10 be elected by a direct
vote OF the people, and hereby instruct
the legislative committee Of our order TO
work for the same.
Subject No. 5-The cumulative tax
plan OF w. Y. Marshall, Santa Fe, Kan
sas, some discussion OF which has been
had In the papers, but which Bro Mar
shall will more fully explain. This will
open up the subject OF taxation, a very
important one, and before finishing Il
perhaps we shall find out why the farm
OTIS who forty years ago owned three
fOurths Of the wealth OF the country now
own less than one-fourth yet pay four
fliths OF the taxes.
The sub-alliance lecturers will please
10 see that the subjects pertaining 10
legislation are properly discussed and
acted upon and report sent TO M. II.
Markum, chairman Of Legislative com
mittee, Constant, Kansas, showing mem
bership Of alliance, number present when
vote Is taken, number in favor aud num-
Der opposed. A. n. DICKINSON,
Lecturer II. & L. A., Kansas.
Meriden, Kansas, June 10, 1890.
The advocate., 1890-08-06

Wherens, The general condition Oi our country
im1qFitiy0ly demands unity Qi agtiOl on tlo part
0f lhe labOTing clauses, reformation IN economy,
and lqe dissemination, Ot principles Reat gaIcl,
lated w encourage and foster agricultural and
maChRpicnl pursuits, encouraging the tOlllng
nassoB-lending them In the road Of prosperity,
hiAd lfOVAing 4 lust and mir remuneration l0T
lfiiOr, q lust exchange for our cOmmOdlles, and
gle best means I0r securing 20 tne EDg9s'ng
fInaaes Che gteRteHt amount OF good; We hold W
tie principle that all mOnOpOlloa are dangerous
tp ilie best interests on the country. tending %
analave fTeo people and subvert ana hmally
overthrow the great principles purchased ny the
inlhers 0f American liberty. we theEel2ite adopt
4. 10 labor for the education Of the agFiCul-
hyfn chHgos IN the science Of economical govern
nene ln 4 strictly nOn-pariaan spirit, and 70 bring
about moro perfect union " said classes.
q That We demand equal rights 10 all ana tno-
a TOindOFSe the motto; "In things essential,
unltvi and I'm hW things, charity"
TO develop 4 better stats mentally, morally,
pOoialiv and financially.
n 10 constantly strive 70 secure entire haT-
m0ny and good Wlll 70 all mankind, and brOtherly
fo g5opfess personal, local sectional and
national pToludeeai OH unhealthy rivalry and all
S'li y, W. bTiThSegt Jewels which Il garners arc
the teAFS Of widows and orphans, and 100 impora-
tiWe commands aro % visit the homes where
iaeegnled hearts are bleeding; 70 AssuAge tno
1ia6gings or q brother QF p sister, bury the dead,
caro- lOf tle widows and edncate the orpnansi 70
axefCigo charity towards Offenders, 20 cOngtIue
Vg9rfl and deeds IN their most favorable Hight,
rNnitnq honesty Of purpose and good lniepllQn
Va GhafH, and kO protect the irterqalg Of the
vrffFs' Alliance aad Indultral Union until
d5 es avs age Eeas0n Ss S'9 eIsy ts S1l'- MS.
iSillentlOn ie, ION earth, peace, and good viii
The advocate., 1890-08-06
OFFICIAL.
june 90, 1890

All petitions or memorials TO the
United States Congress from Alliances
and Unions should be mailed direct to
our National Secretary, j. ii. Turner, No.
611 Ninth street, Washington, ID. O.
This 10 important for the following rea-
sons:
1. That this Office may have a record of
an such petitions, their BUbieCt-matter,
the number and residence Of such petit
TONERS, etO.
2. Our National Legislative Committee,
@. w. Macune and A. Wardall, appointed
at SO. Louis, and whose duty IL 10 10 look
after oil matters presented by our order
OF Legislative character, will thus be
enabled 10 take cognizanCe OF and give
personal attention TO tho wishes OK the
brethren thus presented.
The bill embodying all the essential
features OF the sub-troasuTy plan as
adopted by the S. Louis meeting, and
which has been introduced into both
Houses OF Congress, Is now being mailed
ca rapidly as possible 10 the Secretaries
OF ell the Alliances and Unions through
out the ConntFy, together with other
printed matter OF en- important character.
The matter thus mailed 10 earnestly COM
mended 10 the immediate attention OF
the brotherhood.
AN papers friendly TO our cause are re-
spect9ully requested 10 copy the above.
BY order OF Il. Ia Polk,
Prest. N. II. A. and /. U.
j. III. TURNER, Secretary.