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THE ANTI-LOTTERY BILL.
Its Provisions as 1t Passed the House
Saturday.

After The STAR's report closed Saturday the
House passed the anti-lottery bill without a
dissenting vote. 1t provides that no letter,
postal card or circular Oncerning any lottery,
so-called gift concern or other similar
enterprise offering prizes dependent upon
lot or chance Tor concerning schemes
devised for the purpose of obtaining
money or property under false pre-
tenses). and no list of the drawings at any lot
terry or similar scheme. and no lottery ticket or
part thereof, and no check, draft bill, money
postal note, or money order for the purchase
OF any ticket, tickets or part thereof, or of any
share or any chance in any such lottery or gift
enterprise shall be carried in the mail or de-
liycred at or through any post office or branch
thereof, or by any letter carrier. No newspa-
per. circular, pamphlet or publication of any
terry or gift enterprise of any kind Offering
prizes dependent upon lot or chance or con-
tanning any list of p. ;zes awarded at the draw
ings of any such pottery gift enterprise
whether said list is OF any part or of all the
drawing, shall be carried in the mail or deliy-
cred by any postmaster or letter carrier
1t IL made a misdemeanor. punishable BY not
exceeding $500 iiue or Imprisonment for not
more than one year, Or both, for any person
knowingly to deposit or cause to be deposited
violation of this preceding section or wha, il
forbidden to be carried through the mails by
this act. Niolntors of the Law may be tried and
punished either IN the district of mailing or in
the district TO which the matter is mailed or
sent.
The Postmaster General may, upon evidence
satisfactory 10 him that any person or company
Is engaged In conducting any lottery or BUSH
ness such as is prohibited by the act. instruct
postnissters at any post Office at which regis
tered letters arrive, directed to any such per-
son or company or TO All agent or representa-
five, to return all such registered letters 10 the
Postmaster ut the Office ut which they were
originally mailed, with tho word fraudulent
plainly indicated on the outside thereof and
returned TO the writers. Nothing in this
section. however. shall authorize any
postmaster or other person 20 open any letter
not addressed TO himself. The public adver-
tisement by snch person or company 80 con-
Quoting such lottery. gift enterprise. scheme
or device that remittances for the same NAV
be made by registered letters 10 any other per-
son, hrIn, bank, corporation or association
named therein shall be held to be prima facie
evidence of the existence OF said agency by all
the parties named therein. But the Postmaster
General shall not be precluded from ascer tain
ing the existence of such agency in any other
master General is also given the same powers
and authority with regard to postal notes and
orders directed 70 the prohibited concerns or
their agents 10 conferred upon him by the
sections relating 30 registered letters
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LONDON LABOR DEMONSTRATION.
The Dockmen Celebrate Their Victory
in the Strike of u Year Ago.

Yesterday tho London dockmen celebrated
their FIRST anniversary of the great triumph Of
unorganlzed labor over organised and strongly
inrenched capital. The various eontingeuts Of
the eastern and southern districts Of the city,
preceded by bands of music playing lively airs
and carrying brilliant banners bathed in the
sunshine of perfect day, marched in columns
TO Hyde Park
The number Of persons attending che meet
ing, however, did not equal that which partici-
pated IN the eisht-hour demonstration. John
burns the labor leader, Who conducted the
strike year ago, was the principal orator. Mr..
Burns Insisted that his auditors were Assem-
oied, not merely TO celebrate victory won,
but 10 keep alive the spirit which made such
triumP6s possible, and to urge onward the
work OF a awakening the ''wage slave" 70 q sense
Of their whole dusy. Each yearly celebration,
hr. Burns added, should record frosh yuccsaees
The meeting was sa orderly oae.
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SITUATION IN GUATEMALA.
The Troops Fight Among Themselves
and Then Mutiny,

Reports from the Salvador frontier say that
the Guatemalan forces fell to fighting among
themselves Saturday. The result was a mutiny
and the troops finally abandoned their posi-
tions. The army OF Salvador still awaits
developments and has orders to govern itself
according to circumstances. The provisional
government has deposited with bank in Sal
yador funds to cover an English loan Gen.
Ezeta declares that he will sustain the credit of
the nation abroad as well us the honor of his
country at the frontier. Since Minister Miner
started for Guatemala nothing has been heard
from him nor from any other member of the
diplomatic corps
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
81 A wealthy London merchant gives

81 A wealthy London merchant gives the
secret of his business success as follows: II
always feel happy when am advertising, for
then know that. waking or sleeping have =
strong though silent orator working for me;
enc who never tires, never makes mistakes, and
who is certain to enter the households from
secure the services Of such an agent az this
shrewd merchant referred TO. advertise in The
EVENING STAR. 1t is read by everybody In
Washington.
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sEA.sIpE-NEW ENGLAND.

hRECT SfEANS!IIp LINE FoR BAE HARBoR
~ NEM YORK, MAINE AND NEW BkUNSWII X
SlfAM ohIP COMPANY.
Ihe STRICTLY FlRsT-CLASs STEAMER WIN
IHhOP leaves every SATURDAY., Dt,sinnIng June :.
az , PM DIRECT Tor BAR HAkB0R EASfPoRT
steamer Lucy p MILLER leaves every Tuesday at
neon Tor koekssd. hokport, Belfast. Bocksport and
Maine and the Provinces
he most Convenient and en,oys.le route for CAM
SN3ELLD, 81 ANDRENs, GRAND MANAN.
NOOsEHEAD LAKE and all resorts III Maine
Excursion tickets at reduced rAtes.
Steamers leave fier lS, l., Il hear foot Of Maiden
Lane Frelgnt received daily covered pier Tickets
can he purchased ut Lows EKchange. 81 Broadway
For further Information Apply To
r. H. SMITH co, General Managors
il and ~ Nllllam st,
my2S-eo3m LoOul 90 Nv York
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Colored Man and white Woman Elope

few days ago stir was caused by o report
that Thomas Bridgeforth, colored man, and
Miss Annie Tamlett, handsome white woman,
both living in what il known as Long Hill,
Long Island, had run away and been married
In an eastern city. Az the woman stood we'll
socially her friends doubted the truth of the
story. Yesterday q letter containing q certified
copy OF the marriage certificate, dated No. 5
Piedmont street, boston, Nass., was received
By them, saying that the two had been married
in the baptist Tabernacle by It's pastor on the
date named, and second letter from Bridge
forth hrnself says that such 10 the case, that
he and his wife are happy and shall make Bos-
ton their permanent home.
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Coat Fle-Ve for Misses AMI ChIdren
Prices we're low tor line Quality Water
proofs. GOODYEAR EUbBEk COMPANY, JOB yth 81
A3l-ssLa AkLSiLLE LINDSAY Manager,
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PROFESSIONAL.

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Every man and ro'aaa residing IN SOHtA Waea-
fnGfon shOsid sign at oace The pefttios p~issed in
fod0y's STAR a0a,Ha confirming he oreds-
crossing outrage. Don't think Giaf oss more name
Is Of no consequences.
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Ex-Gov. Oliver Ames OF Massachusetts,, in an
interview in Boston. landed the reciprocity
declared II was !. principle which should be
adopted
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IN THE MOINTAiNs.

A URORA, WEST VIRGINIA
n he finest health resort in the AlIeshsnes Pure
Sr1ng water Buaci9g asr. SOFT Spring beds. Good
table bundaptly supplied Bowling alley tennis and
Croquet. No fUgs, hay fever. no luosquitoes Cal
u Star Office tor circulars address j. Ii SpAFFER
Proprietor. iy2O I'm
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BEECHAM'S PILLS
CHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Cure BILIOUS and
Nervous ILLS.
4 25ctS. a BOX.
OF ALL DRUGGISTS
BARGMSs
". B. MOSES Sons.
CORNER nth AND F STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
LLPAPERs.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS, &c.
Toma:e spacc Coz the new goods for fall season We
are ofteriug many attractive Bargains. The following
hTe afew:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles full length. with trimmings AL
collulete. worth Soc. and 75c. 15c. each.
leo Curtain Poles, extra heavy. with trimmings
Complete. worth &c. 10 81 so; 25c. each.
100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 81.
Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices
large assortment OF portierea. iess than manufsc-
:uz5Ts prices
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Carpets Of the following sizes. made Of Remnants
with border all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
n sn. fro,v
s1s.
feet iachcs by IL feet Gil: reduced from s1s.
fee; inches by IL feet inches. SIS; reduced
from $40.
10 feet inches by Is feet. 81 q reduced from So
IOieet u inches sy 10 feet Inches $50; reduced
from s3L
NoQUETTE CARPETS
8 feet , inches by II feet inches ego; reduced
from $3.50
feet inches by 10 feet inches eco; reduced
from $40
800 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs. g.. so: reduced
from s425.
STRAW MATTINGS
700 Rolls White and Fancy. 40 yds. worth s5.
81 30.
$50 Rolls White and Fancy. 90 yds. worth 60. o..
100 kolls heavy JoIutless. 40 yds.. solih sl6.
$40.
100 Rolls Heavy Danask. 30 yds.. worth Si6. $40.
.---..-. WASHING MACHINEs
The Cataract Washing MachiDe-the greatest labor
saving invention OF the day-wi do in hour what
you do by hand IL without the slightest damage
to finest Of materials Reduced from $50 10 els one
weeks trial given Il desired.
Special Inducements offered in Refrigerators and
Cedar Chests.
136-ineh-~heel Bicycle. as; reduced from e24.
1 32-nch-wheei Bicycle. s12; reduced from $40.
3Ineycies. No. l. 80; reduced FROM 81.
8 TTIeycles. No =, $3.50. reduced from 80.
Tricycle.. No. !. 50. reduced from SI2.JO
No. ), $40, reduced from sl4.5O.
No. q. SIC. reduced from ala
No. {. $1,000 reduced fron SIS.
Nc. l.. SO. Jc: REDUCED from $500
Nc. :. sI.s. reduced from SIG 80.
No. 3. a. reduced from $40.
No. d. sI5. reduced from S2l.5Q
.No. &c Velocipcdcs, 60; reduced from 81
BABY CARRIAGES.
We Offering 80 discount every carriage $50
CrnsOrs aud - discount every carr.sge from SIS
10 rs This =. al OpTOTtuAIty ~ buy Inns caxriAge
iCE very little money
WINDOW SHADES.
We Offering fiue assortment; G: colors with Al
txi1:es AID com Yieie foz .5c. each
MOSQUITO CANOFIES.
IN! line Of every style and size from 80 cents to
t0.OG-
". b. MOSES SONS.
Cor. 11th and y sea nv.
Washington. D. C.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. UPHoLsrERIEs. WALL
PAPER. DECORATIONS. &c. 60
zul3
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Observation-Disclosures.

DAY RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RIDGE MD
ID Ho1EL OPENS JUNE Ia.
Location uDsGfls-sed First-elass accommoda-
uUns. Transient 80 TO IS per DAY Weekly
rates Sl2 and upward SPECIAL Rates lor fsinilies
WILLIAM AEZlCA. SUPERINTENDENT
my2Stoau20 Bay Ride, Nd.
4 HEREY- STONE CoTTAGE-BATHING, BOAT
~ iHg. Fishing Oysters Crabs. Claims Fish NJ Mos
qntocs no Malaria Cold. pure. soft Water Steamers
twice daily from Old Point TO Cai~ Charles. ran
Cheriton station: bus 20 cottage. Terms sl15 per
DAY. $40 Ter week; $50 for weeks
J. y. WISE,
jy@-2m Cherry stone +. o.. NORTHAMPTON Co. Va
(NoL0NIAL BEACH, VA, GS MILES FROM WASH
~ ington, on the Lower Potomac now offers for the
month OF August special reduced prices from IS 10
gig per week. Fishing, grabbing, boating. dancing
and other nIusenlents Also the finest hsL dinner
served on the Potomac river for soc
au1-1m W. I. CRCAIP, Proprietor
DWIGHT HOUSE. EEHoBoTH BEACH. DEIA-
ID war, viii reopen June ! 4. 1890. Address
ylT-Jm. WALTER BURTON.
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(,ATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
SARATOGA.
LAKE GEORGE.
ADIRoNDACKs.
ADIRoNDACKs.

On and after SUNDAY. JUNE 30 express trains on
West shore raslrond will run TO and from the Jersey
city station u the penns! j, railroad making
close connection with fast trains 10 and IRON ash
CkTsKILL MOUNTAIN ExPREss-Leave Wash.
Arrive Hotel ,kaatersiii wa kingston. S 4:i pm.
aba4 and Jersty es 10 @ ranG
SAkAToaA AND cATsKIIL MOUNTAIN Ex.
PRISE. Leave Washington 1 20 pm, Jersey City
Station 11:2o am. arrive Hotel haaterskiii, Via
nicia $50 M. Mountain House station 4 Is pm
Palenvllle, 20 pm. Arrive Saratoga 80 pm /:
Jersey City for Hotel kaa,crsk Grand ao,ei Station
saratoga aud Caldwell
cIA1--Leaye washington 800 a NJ Jersey City Sta
ton at 3 2s pm. Arrive Hotel kaaterskll via King
40 pm. Mountain House Station 90 D. M Paler
s se Io Rn ry tsr asss 6Ss
Hotel Station ana Washington 10 Saratoga withouI
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania railrosd Offices and
connect in the Jersey City station for all northern
sorts Sy West shore railroad b4sgEe checked
ie!5-to sci General Passenger Agent. New York,
RLUE MT. HOUSE. WASHINGTON co, MD.
- now open Rooms may be engaged by applying by
litter Or IN persSn to J. r. SHANNON. G.IrOllton
hottL bsitlnore. NC. my2l-4m
WATER GAP HOUSE.
w Delaware Water Gap Pa
je2 3m l. W. BRoADHEAD.
T lockwood HOUSE HAKPER's FERRY, W. VA,
9Th; among the mountains shady lawns rooms newly
palnte and renovated; me views from all windows.
excellent table: fresh milk; terms 90 per week.
myl.3m
EToNTE VISTA.
summer Home In the AlleghanieA
With fine view Of mountains.
OPEN THROUGH SEPTEMBER
FOR rates and other ormauon address
aa.-%w oakland Nd
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Haze yos SgNed u ycts u not, don't delap to
register your protest agai,,st the Atkinson bin
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

SPRINGS AND BATHS.
IyEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS
Il BEDFORD, PEENA.
In the Aleghany Mountains scenery unsurpassed.
As curative agent the water has equal All amuse-
menn hotel enlsrYed. improved and newly fur
nisLed Open till October.
Nl-52t L b DOTI. Manager.
CHALxBEATE SPRINGS HoTEL-EXCEI.LENT
~ Board and Rooms fine chaly beate srrlhF; Close to
nount&lns, railroad station and telegraph Office.
Terms per week, "a. SO to $40: per month, avs to
$50: address A T. AclNIURFf. 6trasbUrg, Va,
II oCK ENoE SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS.
VIRGINIA.
About SIX hours from Washington. A deiightful home
Tor families and all who need rest renewal q health
And strength.
Cuisine une1celled in any mountain resort.
SANITARY arrangements complete.
frivate stenm-hea baths Of mineral waterH
over 500.
All rational smusenents GOOD music. fine lawn,
shady walks and rAmbles IN abundance.
NJ BAH Rates reasonable.
Circulars and al information ct A. g. Pratt Sons
onsce, sun Building. On On application to
A 8. PRATT. Proprietor,
my6-3IEms Rock Enon springs Va
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FINANCIAL.

lNO. ". CORsUN. JNO W MACARTNEY,
- Member y. STOCK IA.
CORSON MACARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. 1919 ST NV
Bankers and dealers III Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Losns. Co,lecuoBs
EalIruac Stocks Bunds and all securities iistrd
on the Exchanges OF New York IhiladelI Ina BISON
aio Baltimore bought and solo
specially made u Investment sacurites District
Bonds ana all Local hAllrOad INSURANCE aud Tel
"a HONE stock dealt IA.
lsrll Teisubone STOCK lprg ht ana .ld "A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-16
Ito BE CONTINUED
ASTHMA.
Causes OF tho Disease Troa
RemofiiSk

Causes Of tho Disease Treatment and
Remedies.
This is a paroxysmal obstruction Of tho
smaller bronchial tubes, caused by q spasm
Of the muscular coat. The attack may be
sudden or 1t may be two or three hours in
coming on, the patient being aware Of its
approach by peculiar sensations.
The paroxysms differ in severity. Even
when they are mild they cause much suf-
fering; when severe they are agonizing
both to the patient and to his friends. They
may continue a few hours only, or for
several days. Coughing and copious ex-
pectoration come on toward the end Of the
paroxysm, and its termination is followed
by peculiarly sweet and refreshing sleep.
The intervals between the attacks differ
in duration in different persons; but with
each person there is, in general, much reg
ularity. Irregularity results mainly from
special causes.
As rule, those who are subject to the
disease have inherited predisposing sus-
ceptibility to it; but the attacks, whatever
the form they take, have each a specific
cause. Such causes are many.
Among them are a morbid condition of
the nasal membranes; bronchitis; a COM
mon cold; atmospheric changes; dust Of
various kinds; eruanations from feathers or
from Tue DOuleS Oh alluaiSS Tue pOlleu OIL
plants (hay-asthma) indigestion; constipa-
tion; mental emotion.
The severest paroxysm is never fatal, if
the patient is not affected by other disease
or weakness. Yet it tends to lower the vi
tality, and may thus give rise to fatal dis
ease.
According to DIR. Williams, of England,
children under fifteen, with we'll formed
chests, whose attacks tend to diminish in
frequency and intensity. and whose lungs
are free in the intervals, may be expected
with care to recover.
When the disposing cause is ia a defect
I've development OF the frame and lungs,
the system should be invigorated by ap-
propriate exercise, cold bathing and pure
air
In every case, the exciting cause should
be ascertained and removed. The supper
should always be light. The stomach should
never be overloaded. The bowels must be
kept In order. Bronchitis should be cured.
The nasal passages should be looked after.
A simple change of climate is often quite
effective. In some forms OF asthma the
closest and smokiest cities, and the very
worst parts Of these, furnish the most re-
Lief
Remedies for the relief of attacks must
vary largely with the individual. Trial alone
will determine the kind needed; but as tc
their use, a physician should always be con
sulted.-Youth's Companion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-16

Farmers Etave Fine Sport and
Clean Gut the Pests-671
Killed I'm q Short
Time.

Rat hunts are now all the 60.
One day laat week the farmers just
northeast Of Mexico organised to
kill off the rats in the neighbor-
hood and 511 were killed by nine-
teen men in less than six hours.
s. T. Hook, like the editor of the
LEDGER, can only kill rat when
he steps on it. and the boys did
him up badly. The hunt was for
an oyster supper, the losing side
to pay for lhe same. Sides were
chosen as follows: One gang
headed by E. B. Norris, captain,
with Fred Norris, JOS. Weaver,
John Sullivan, w. L. Frazier,
frank Ruse, A. B Wider, Cnas.
Shoup, Bill HardeSty and Mr..
Landes the other. bossed by VIM.
Frazier, captain, with Wallace
Rodgers, Jake Shook, Sam T.
Hook, S Shook, B A. Thornburg.
s. johnson, Thos. Hook. The
Norris crowd killed 291. The
Frazier crowd only got 28O and
will have to pay for the supper,
which comes off at the residence
of Jas. Ruse. There will be an
other hunt shortly. The rats are
found around the barns in the
neighborhood and the boys not only
have fine sport, but clean out the
pests.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-01-16
County Clerks.

Mr.. J. V. Williams, County
Clerk of Audrain county, is the
moving spirit In an effort to have a
convention of the County Clerks OF
the State held In this city some
time during the year. The objecl
nf the meeting will be TO secure
more unity of system in the work
f the clerks, and Mr.. Williams
lightly argues that the State and
raft will prrir thereby. The
Columns of the Tribune are open tn
my one in the State interested in
he matter who desires to express
his views and ideas upon it.
The convention should of course
ne t eld Eere, this being the most
."n,ral point in the State as veil
- the capital Jefferson City
Tribune.
Not much |! The convention will
be in Mexico, as Mr.. Williams is
the originator of the entire move.
There is no city IN the State more
centrally located than Mexico, The
meeting will be purely one Of bus
mess, and no politics will be al.
lowed at all. The object is to save
the State money and increase the
service,