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CANCER OF THE TONGUE,

For three or four years had an eating sors
on my tongue that made considerable hole tn
r became alarmed ut Its progress, and went
70 Atlanta for treatment. Tho .cSul, was that
commenced tho uso Of Swiil's Specific, md
Wo sore was soon como, without truce OF Il len.
Iho.naston, Gu, Muir. II, 80 A. Lrwia
Treatise on Cancer mailed frcc. -
eWlrT SPGclylc Co., Drawer s Atlanta Ga.
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arc especially apt 10 crop out, and now Is
a time when the common sense OF the
stock.raiser has room Tor unlimited ex.
ercise. Probably half the supposed sick
animals arc amply debilitated, g p
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Petroleum.

NEW foRE. Feb. 1s,-pctroleua epened .,eady
At 81 o5, and After advancing gu light buy,nc ii,
thc early Trading became quiet aud rcmniucI Sd
until Inc close, which was steady at 81 Ojs4.
oiLCiTY, Feb. lS.-pet.olcum opened al 81 D5;
sales $500 barrels; charters ~ barrels: sli1.
ments so.5a barrels; runs G3,57J barrels. =
BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. lS.-I'cttolcum opcnc,,
at y W.; closed ut 81 0hel: highest 81 uJG; low.
est 81 OK; clealaEccs .72,UVO barrels. -
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Feb 15.-Pe,roleum oncncd
a. 81 % closed at 81 o55; highest 81 O54; lowest
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Uhe Snteilioelller.
once No.. so anl u Tonrisenih s1rssI
ONREADlNG KESSANs SIBERIAN PAPERS.
ny ALLEN EAsTMAS Cnoss.

III ALLEN EASTMAN ChoSs.
caught cry across tho waters flung,
so proud AMI pitcous las idcSbnir
:, ileil lotth apeop!c's heart aud hid Il bnro
i Mm N.Y. NY ihe world to gazc on,) that II siunx
,lose TO Gods Judgment bar in siisnt nrave,
,, ~ ihongh The heart OF mercy thronci thetc
A'shth heed that cry OF pain from Russia wrups
~, soon ny silence broke. nnd there unveiled
vt no, DON anu passionate, "Our ralhsr's God
fSo ,neu these kuSslaii hearts, in.iutiers held
Ae've thou these Russian hands 10 Weld thy
felled, ''' ~ 'seuoh
The t!mhts throne be crumbicd TO tho sodp
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hletnls,
Cotton,

New foRx, Feb. ls,-PlS Iron dull. copper
nominal At ~ q: Lead steady at s. ~ lin
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features OF the Money and stock
~ ~ dGnrnala -----


NEw YoHk, Feb. ls.-Money on call easy
ranging from ~ to 8 per cent, last loan Ok pc,
cent, closed offered ut s per cent. rrime nes.
camille paper 5a6%i per cent. Sterling Exchange
quiet and steady at 81 sal 81. Sales Of s.ockI
were o.. oi5 shares.
Tho stock market to-day was less active than
yesterday. but cOntrnry u tho general rule was
stronger mud some material gaus were scored
during the day. Among the favorable factors
to-day wet0 the talk OF u reduction Ia the hank
oil England rate this week; the reports OF the
Atchisoil Tor tho nAt week In February mud Of
inc 81. Paul Tor tho second week. Rock Island,
Missouri l'aeiAe and the Cdalefs occupied irss
place iu the market to-day, mud tho Improve.
ment ~ The tist named was steady, though slow
niter the tratistctions OF tho iltsI few minutes.
Late iu tho day the C0alers became prominent,
\ few Of tho Apecaltics, such MS Colorado CUnI,
Chicago. St. Louis u rltt,burgh preferred made
sharp advances, md Wisconsin Central shows
Enforcement. There was Il better tone toward
the close On the contradiction OF u portion ui
The stories, but II closed weak nj tho loves,
prices. Tho general list closed quiet but firm
a. " near tho best prices. Tho hual changes nrc
almoSt all III tho direction OF higher prices and
Colorado Coal and Jersey Central rose ~ per
cent and Wisconsin Central dropped Ver cent,
. Rallr"al bonds were Gso lris active; tulcs
100000.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RHIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRAlNS-on and alter Nov. "a, lss?-Ex.
day excepted. Monday excepted. Saturday
excepted. Sunday only. Saturday only
Eastern Standard ti,ne,
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CINCINNATI, O., Feb. ls-Cos.on steady, oulc,
and unchanged. Jr Iss'I'- - - 49, 80
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Wool,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. ls.-wool uatkc
9nlos; prices noYWinnl Ohio Pennsylvania ant
medium 37Lza3sc: coasse 3iIs.S6c: Mlchienn, in
diana and western hne X and Xxx .9n3ic: mo
dunn 3Ga3715c: fine washed dclNiuc < md XS
3iaS'c: me itam washed conbing aud detainc 5:
ailc: coat,e do s6s37 &: Canada washed combIu.
combiny and delninc 2Sa2lc; Coarse do o:nssc
Montana lsa.5c; Territorial i5aolc. -
Bos1oS, Feb. 1S.-Wool In fair Idcmand n
previous prices; Ohio X 3nS!c; XIX 33isic: No
!, S.a3Sc: Michigan Y 29aeJ%c; No, i. Me,
combing and dcla!ne nrm; Territory inc &c,
Csc: fine medium 53a55c; medium tosssc
slow. Pulled woods nre offered al lower nrir"s
super 9saasc; extra 2!A2sc; foreign woods ,lrm.
Skw foEx, Feb. iS.-Woot gnfct md ca,v
domestic fleece S!a3'c; pulled 2'a3Gc; Texas il,
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It is the diamond.miner who is the
most successful discoverer Of strata
gems
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For A DlsoRDERED LIVER try BEECH
AVIS PlLLs. wsAw
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Kind words are like baldhcads, they
can never dye.
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or NJ. A. DAUPuIS,
Washington, D. C.
ny ordinary letter, containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Companies New York tx.
change, Draft or Postal Note. .'#
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oosernment and State bonds dali and steady.

Y. !. % rcg"".....l2llslNn Nash. 4 Chat......, 1U3
Y. =. q. conpon.". l2eeal New Jency Central.ilD
y 3 ~ frg... Northcrsi i'acide.,,. 8Vtt
Us. VI couroh"lt4Nl DO prCierred.....,. 7JIs
anauls Express ."" 40 Chicago 4 n. Vs.. lOSts
american Exptess-lls do pteierreI..-lii
Canada SOUTHERN. 81. Vow York Central lid
Central rIcilr..... wi Ionic 1. MjysIssjppl' iii.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 9llSi do preferred. ..,' *
do hrst preferred. 691il paciOC Mail.,,....... M
do second pteiu. ~, Ipi,ubursl.,..,..,...,.ltI
Denver & X. d..... 40
Erie......:...".:.,-. Il. L. u .. F........ l151
;. 40 psc.etred-.". q do prCicrtcd....,. u.s.,
Fort Wuync....,.,,,l53 do hrst nrrferrci nj
Kansas { Tcxas...... QLlC, ii. Il 81, PAUL. ~
Lake Erie 4 Vest. Il, do preferred liS
do preicrrcd....... Gii$tTexAs Pacific, ...... %aL
Lake Shore........ los, .tTuiol, pacitIc IL
Louisville Il Nash. So iIUp!tel States ~. n
l., N. A. d C.......... - W., s.. L. { p....' Ess
Memphis 4 Chhs... d do pteicIrc,i.,...'. yG
Michigan Central. w Wclis.fatro Ex.....'1lo
Missouri pacIlc... 7islwes,etn UuIoli .... "a.
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AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any further information
desired, write !cgibly TO tho undersigned, clearly
! stating your residence, with State, County
Erect and Number. More rapid return mail d..
livery VIII be assured by your enclosing an en-
yelGlc bearing your full address. Ms
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A Fortunate Woman.

Probably the earliest recorded case Of
Iunacy was time out OF mind.
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FOR RENT.

PER MONTH.
NJ i9Iiae Ettctt, 10 SIS py
No Il ScT Jersey street. rOoma............ Is "
No ~ south Ptnu street, 6rcouis........... 20 %
No 10 Coal street, 10
No. &C0.l STREE, 3roHms..................... s 70
No. lGl Eu street, roonS.................. l. %
No. !lig Main a.. 3tpoirs mud store rGonl.. 2j 90
ResiletHcGI Elm Grove. I rooms............. d On
EeS!eaCe n! Ella Grove 10 rooms............ 90 So
Ncs.:tase Al Lra!heTEeol. 6 Iooms.......... Is 70
No. 2tGi Main 81 5iou:as aud store room... 10 CO
No 10 Main sIrCCt, rooms, I'd tloos...... y 50
No .Ibi 4An st,rti, 1 rooms, Sd iloor..... 9Go
l!04e o. rnOns on South Elm st., Island L. 50
No. ~ thistylhird street, roomS..........., S 90
No. II IhlI:yth!'d street, ) .ooms........... s 90
No, 40 Market street. 4 rooms on 81 floor.
M. IA Make: 81, Olliec ruums on ID iioor.
s!OaiAoa, lIj1ieeio on Washington street,
Martins Ferry, 10 90
No. il0 MCC0l!Och street, 10 rooms u OO
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For sozonoST ali Indies cry,
:, And gentlemen. or high OF low,
For nothing ere that they can buy,
VIII give tho m0uts Its freshest glow
WI! Keep The teeth No round and white,
Aua make the breath sweet delight.
MWJP
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wPAlLADzLF1!lA, Pa, Feb. Is.-Flour weak
prime to fancy s6ay3c: lngrnded Sic: No. . rod
February ,91aassc; March eotaa8lc; April IL
sc; May s2!.ts3c. Corn steady; No. i mixed 81
track 3oc; no. yellow Use; 80. . mixed 35,lu
S35iae; March S1stS5Nc; April 3alla35llc; My
white February sstt+ta@ayc; March :SIIa.,Mc; AMI
SssMc; May 2sa.'sGsc. Eggs steady; pynnsyiynni,
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THE SUBSIDY LOBBY.
Al THE CAPITOL IN FoRCE-LTTTLE
CHANCE FOR THEIR SCHEME.

Al THE CAPITOL IN FoRCE-LITTLE
CHANCE FOR THEIR SCHEME.
The lobbyists who are now In the
city to labor in behalf of the Farquhar
Shipping bill were at the Capitol in
force to-day. They want the House
Committee on Rules to fix a day for
the consideration Of the bill, but so far
the Committee on Rules has shown no
disposition TO give the measure a
chance.
The fact is that the leaders Of the
majority are anxious, II not alarmed,
concerning the enormous proportions
the appropriations and expenditures Of
the Government are assuming. The
vast extension Of the pension system,
the great number of public buildings
provided, the large sums voted for the
Navy and the numerous other measures
involving money which have already
passed Congress, OF one or the other
houses, or have been favorably re-
ported from q committee, all combine
TO give the Republican leaders pause In
their reckless course. The note oe
warning sounded IN the Senate by Mr.
Plumb Of the Appropriations Com
mittee, though not yet echoed upon the
floor Of the House, has, nevertheless,
served as notice TO the Speaker and
his associates TO call a halt IN the heed.
less haste Of the House In the matter OF
spending the revenues Of the Govern.
mcnt
Notwithstanding this the subsidlsts
will continue their endeavors to have a
day set apart for the consideration OF
their pet measure. They will DO all IN
their power 10 induce the Speaker Ia
accord the BIN A hearing. Rnt ,he
charaes arG largely against them, The
common opinion IS that the bill will not
be heard from on the floor during this
session.
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sections Of the South. It certainly has
no earthly chance to become o law dur
ing this Congress because Of its defeat
In the Senate
The House Committee on Education
is composed as follows
James O'Donnell, chairman Joseph
u. Taylor Of Ohio, Henry G. McCor-
mick Of Pennsylvania, Louis +, Nc
Comas Of Maryland, William w.
Grout Of Vermont, Joseph IT,.
Sweeny Of Iowa, Gilbert j..
Laws Of Nebraska, IT. i. Cheatham of
North Carolina, Republicans. Allen
d Gambler of Georgia, Asher G.
Caruth Of Kentucky, James z. Cobb
Of Alabama, John B. Pennington Of
Delaware and J. A. Geissenhainer Of
New Jersey.
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Constipation,

IF not remedied in season, Is liable to
/ become habitual and chronic. Dras-
dc purgauyes, by weakening the bowels
couhrm, rather than cure, the evil
Ayers Pills, being mild, effective, aud
strengthening IN their action, are gener-
ally recommended by the faculty as the
best q aIerieuts.
Having been subject, Tor years, 70
eausr.pl ZION, without being able % tu1
mueE relief, at last tried Ayers Pills.
j deem it both a duty and pleasure
taru-f.fy that ( have derived great benz
aHl nom their use, For over two yeaIs
past q have taken enc ut these pills
egerg night before retiring lWuull not
willingly he without them. - u. w..
Bow nan 25 East Nam st.l Carlisle Pa.
ID have been taking Ayers Pills and
a-luE them iu my family since 1901, aud
ala-rfully recommend them 90 an ~
need ~ "a safe lut eHgctual CatlaTllt.
John NJ Buggs Louisville by.
For eight years / vas afflicted with
-aust.pauou, which at last became s1
Hal tLat the dartUrs could do ul more
1r mt. Then I began O. take aver 3
Pills. aud soon The bowels recovered
5htir natural and regular action. sa tLIt
low f ann u excellent health IS, Il.
Auughbrilge Bryan, Ie2as-
=" Having used Ayers Fills, With good
results. I lIlly iudUrst them iQF flt IlI-
poses for which they are recommended
II Cluuenr 81 10 Centre Bridge ta-
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"a BULL-HEADED DUTCHMAN."
why Joe Miller brought Two Ladies
Into Judge Miller's Court.

why Joe Miller brought Two Ladies
Into Judge Mnler's Court.
81 had just gone to sleep" said Joe
Miller, a resident Of Georgetown, In the
Police Court this morning, "when |
heard one Of my nelghbOrs say that |
was "A bull.headed Dutchman and a
drunken sot' and my wife was a long,
slim, Shiny thief snake
There were two ladies before the
bench, both attired ln deep mourning,
modest in demeanoI, and intelligent In
appearance. lone of those two made
those remarks, but ] do not know
which one" said the prosecuting wit
ness.
Gould IL not have been possible,
Mr.. Miller" asked the attorney for the
ladies, that you took Que drink too
many before going 70 bed and that you
imagined all thisi"
"No, sir No, SIR / ann sure Of IT,"
When the ladies were placed upon
the stand they denied ever having made
use of the expressions attributed 10
them, but II was developed that there
had been a little neighborhood quarrel.
The Court does not propose % settle
up little quaUels of this nature, said
Judge Miller. The case IS dismissed. "
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FOR SALEl
HOUSES.

sstory ard basement lOsoon tr.k
house, siI modern improvements situate
Second street, between and &C.
41O Price H"N'.
2-siorv frame house. .wlthIsrc lots situate
on sixth street, between 3 and e fe.
27T Price. 5000.
3-story brick house, containing rooms
end bath, size Of lot, lsX75. situate on q
46s Price. $4,000
9-storv and back building brick dwelling,
containing 10 rooms. all modern improve.
ments. situate on corner Of Ninth aud g
ss3 Price. 5000.
2-siorv brick house. q rooms and bath;
situate on j. street, between North Capitol
and First streets NV.
4O3 Price. $50
3-story brick house, containing ~ rrlms
all modern Improvements; situate No s-i
42s Price. ilo.5oo.
3-story brick house, 10 rooms size Of lot,
25xl25; situate No. 1922 y 81. NV
PSI Price Sl0Oo.
2story and basement; brick house
rooms and bath, situate on New Hampshire
acc 4tg WV - -' ~ " Price, $500.
2story Groom brick house situate on
Cleveland ave, bet. 18th and 18Th. W and
Boundary.
4C5 Price, 80.
2-aory Groom brick house. on WaA--h
Place.
4Sl Price, $500.
2-story Groom brick house. situate on
WsllaCh Place.
442 Price fh.loo.
f-story brick house containing Z rooms
and bath; aud all modern improvements,
situate No. 1920 G 81. d.
45O Price, $1,000.
Improved property on the north side Of
q st.. wide 'front.'
444 Price. $4,000
large stable property IN n desirable l1-
cation. now under lease 90 good tenant,
paying per cent.
3l7 Price, f2S. 600.
4g4-Frame dwelling, Grant ave-, Mount
Pleasant. Price, 5000.
4gO-Four alley houses, containing {
rooms; each rent Tor fl5 per month. Price,
$500.
4SQ-s- room frame house, lot 2O175, on l.
-. sc. Price, 5000.
4D7-2.story and cellar brick house, .
rooms and bath; situate on Columbia
Heights, Price, $4,000.
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Mr. Walthall to-day reported favor
ably the bill which has passed the House
10 construct a road from Culpeper, Va.
TO the National Military Cemetery near
that town. The bill is amended TO re-
quire the road TO be of gravel or ma
cadam, and TO forbid the expenditure
e any money on IL until the right Of
way shall be acquired by purchase.
The sum Of "a 500 is appropriated.
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Housss In AIsEanarls. Va.

2-stoTy uncE dwelling, IS rooms, with
0ffice annex aud large side lots; situate on
cor. Duke aud 81, Asaph sts. l0t 7sXs3.
$500.
3-story and hack building dwelling, con
tanning l2 rooms and bath lot 101s0 sit
Uate No. Ola Prince 81.
4t3 Price, $500
S-st0ry snd hack building brick house,
containing 3 rooms, situate on southeast
cor Prince and Patrick SITS.
452 Price, s., 500.
4stoTy brick dwelling house, built M The
most substantial manner, cCuLAiLiug 70
rooms; size OF lot S2Xll2
83I Price, F., $40.
9story ana hack building brick house,
containing S rooms, situate or Columbus
ST. near Prince.
4,3 Price, 81 500.
49s-Sst0ry brick dwelling nCUse, con-
tanning DO rooms and Hll modern improve
ments large side yani situate on cor.
Washington and Cameron sts-- opposite
Ola Christ Church, Alexandra, Va. This
Is thg beet situation U Alexandria, Price,
5000 IerUs-Ouelh.Ti -ash, balance
one and ,Wu years.
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Tie resolution offered yesterday by
H. Cabill IN The senate directing the
,eerelaTy Of the Senate TO prepare a
able showing the number of bills in
reduced by each Senator and the num-
leT Of them passed was taken up, aud
]n motion of Mr.. Edmunds, laid on the
able
The Senate then proceeded 10 con
ider The House bin Tor the admission
# Wyoming as a State.
Mr. Jones Of Arkansas addressed the
senate.
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STRIKE OF CARPENTERS.
IL Leads to a Determined right on the
Conduit Road.

AuMNMAN NaWhNa
There will probably be another inter
esting labor case ia the courts, growing
out of a carpenters strike on the Con
duit road yesterday. The carpenters at
work on Glen Echo Heights Arcade
came TO the conclusion yesterday that
they would strike for nine hours and so
notified Mr.. d. u. Baltzely, the con
tractor, for whom they we're working.
The contractor told them that he
would not accede to their demands, and
Immediately employed fifty or sixty
other men to take the place Of those
who struck. When time came to so TO
work, however, they were attacked by
the old men and a free fight took place.
The men that were newly employed
after a desperate rush, In which saws,
squares, haichets and other tools were
freely used, succeeded in driving the
strikers from the building. The latter
propose to take recourse through the
courts.
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THoNAs DowLiNc. AuotIonosr.

I'hOMAN LOWL AuGiIuncct.
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROP
ERTY BEING HOUSE NO ol0 e2D STREET
NORTHW EST.
by virtue of a cen tain decd of trust dated
May ls a. ID. fsst, duly recorded in Iihcr SO.
1850, folio 3Oi, et SEQ. Oncot Che land record
for the District of Columbia and 20 The writ
ten request Of The PARTY secured thereby we
Will Oier iOr sale iu front of tEC premises on
TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF JULY. a. d.
1890 az 3 O'Clock p, M. the following described
property, situate iu the City Of Washington,
District az Columbia 20 wit The north
twenty-onc feet three inches front hy the
depth oflot number sixteen 10 square mum.
bcred fifty four improved by two story frame
dwelling house Sc.
Terms of sale: One half cash, balance in
one and two years, with interest at the rate
OF rcr centum, payable femiannua.ly, and
secured Iy deed OF trust on property sold,
OF an cash at purchasers option. -loU de-
rosit az time of sale. All conrevancine and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms 90 DE
complied with IN ten days on the property
win be resoid at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser
THOMAS J. LUTTRELL, Trustee,
Cor Pa ave and goth 50.
WALTER G. DGCKETT, Trustee,
Cor. Pn. ave and 22d So.
fufq11t
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nou.e. At r.II. chnren. Va.

new cottage, situate only miuutes'
walk from Falls Church stations, W. & %.
X. r., Va, cOntAinlng6 8 rooms, bath, pam
try, and trunk room, size OF Tot, llOXl50
feet. Price, 81, 100. Terms easy.
AlSO-A new cottage, situate only 5
minutes walk from Falls Church station,
W, & q. r. H., Va, containing, parlOr,
diningroom, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, bath,
sOrvauts' room and attic. Price, $500.
Terms easy.
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blair EdueatlOuaI Rin.

pt was made by the friends
Educational bin yesterday
Of the hands Of the sub
lhal I'd could be reported
10 Is understood thlt the
measure are ina majority
liJtee. The opponents %
however talked aBay the
lCu when Tie committee
ltWas tue Intention % hoil
day and complete The i9b.
m failed 10 appear and
one.
no the DemgCT re mem
-- committee, Who are opBl-
ueuts uf lLu bill seeing that ft walII
be reported 81 a quorum Was present
ana knowing tLat without s6me al
ileu number no quorum c1uld be
bad stayed away They think lie
Republicans only want Is report NE
lll % make political capital il certain
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AN APPLICANTS CAREER.
II viii be illustrated for C0ngressnen
by ar Roosevelt

II viii be illustrated for Congrszsmeu
by ar. Roosevelt
To morrow evening the Civil Service
Congressional Committee, on invitation
from Commissioner Roosevelt, as re-
ported in TIE CRITIC, viii NEE, ia
parloT No. II OF the Civil Service Com
missions suite Of rooms al the Cts
Hall
Commissioner Roosevelt said % day
10 q CRITIC reporter that be intended 10
ciuCidate 10 the Committee the entire
career Of an applicant for a position
from he time of fling his or her pa
peTs % the final CeTdfcaion for e.iEi
biliiy also the process oG the eXamila
lion of papers etc This meeting of
lhe committee Is an original idea 1f
Commissioner Roosevelt and vii. ue lf
much interest 90 AN parties concerned
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RLCE TROUBLE IN sOUIH CAROLINL.
white Men Ambushsd by NegrOe
and Eight Wounded.


and Eight Wounded.
NEW YORE, June 26.-A special to
the Sun from Columbia, S. O., SAYS
there Is trouble between the races near
BambeTg, BaTnwell County. Oa sat
urdaY some negroes went fishing 10
boat owned by a white man, after they
hsd been ordered not 10 use II. When
the negroes returned they We're set
upon by the whites and beaten. In the
light a white man was severely injured.
On Tuesday night Robert kearse aud a
number Of friends went % the house of
the negro who appeared 10 be the leader
Of the party. The negroes were in
ambush near the house and fred on the
whites, wounding eight Of them. none
dangerously however The negroes
then fed ID Is feared there will be
more trouble over the matter
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a New nnartermaater- oeneral.

n New nuarteriu aHter- Heneral.
Among the nominations sent to the
Senate to-day was that Of Lieutenant
Colonel Richard n. Baichelder Deputy
QuartermasterG General, to be Quarter
master General, with the rank Of Briga-
Gier. General.
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
Governor Campbeii at the Capitol.

Governor Campbell Of Ohio was at
the Capitol to-day. lie will give out
an interview this week OF by Monday
next reviewing the Federal Election
bill now before the House. IL will be
followed by similar interviews by
Northern Democratic Governors and
lealnre
The daily critic., 1890-06-26
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