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BY CUTICURA.


fused two bottles Of the CUTICURA R%FsoLvENT,
three l. Iss Of CUTICUHA and one cake of CU1ICCRA
SOAP. and AIN cured Of a terrible skin and scalp dis
ease known a. psoriasis. ! had 1t for eight years. 1t
would get bette ana worse e. t:mes. Sometimes my
head would be a solid scab, and was at the time I be-
gan the use Of CUTICGItA REMEDIES. Ny arms
were covered with scabs from my elbows to shoulders,
my breast was almost one solid scsU, and my back
covered with sores varying in size from a penny t. a
dollar. HAD doctored with al the best doctors with
no relief, and used many different medicines without
effect. My case was hereditary. and began to think.
incurable, but il BEGAN to heal from the first aprlica-
ton. ARCHER RUSSELL, Deshler, Ohio.
GRATEFUL MOTHER
thank you for your CUTICUPA and
feel that il doing so l might be able To save some per-
son from a heavy Doctors bill. which know il has
done for Inc. Ny baby was seven weeks old when 1
BEGAN 10 try the CUTICURA REMEDIES for a disease
which had spread its-lf I'll over its head and face. 1
was nearly distracted had been to the doctors. but
got no satisfaction. Before two days use of the CUTI-
CUBA REMEDIES the scsbs began 10 loosen, and in
three weeks 7 could har .ly believe that it was the baby
l used to dread people seeing. lie is perfectly cured
and has q beautiful growth OF hair coming. l am very
grateful to you Mrs. GEO. MOREMAN,
Verdun, Lower Lachiue. Montreal, Pc.
CUTICUIA R~EsoLvENr,
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and creates, OF HUI
NOR Remedies, internally, and CUTICURA, the great
Skin Curt. and CUTICURA SOAP, al exquisite skin
BCatIfer, externally, speedily and permanently cure
every species OF itching, burning, scaly, crusted. PIN.
Ply, scrOfIl0us and hereditary diseases and huInors,
from TlnlIles TO s~crofula.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. Soc; SOAP
25c.; EESOLNENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG y CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
sE-Seud for How TO Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages
80 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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No Change of Site Desired.

Mr.. HenninS. president of the Traders Ma
tional Bank. denies that the bank ever thought
OF changing it, Location to the corner Of 18th
and + streets. Is published in connection with
the sale OF that property.
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SPRING AND SUMNER HArs

SPRING AND SUMNER HArs
IN CAssIMEEE. DERBIEs AND sTRAws.
DUNLAP's NEW YoRK HATS. 9th Avenue Styles.
BOYS and MISSES STRAINS at 5Oc.. Zoe. sL.OO
and upward
MEMS STRAW HATS at SOC. and upward.
Alarge lot of GENUINE MACKINAw sTRAws at
sl.0O. worth $500. e.. SO and $500.
wILLETr L RUoFF.
my20-3m oo5 pennsylvania ave.
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CARPETS CANPHORATED and made moth proof
free OF charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
Works. 53I-6j5 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 425-2.
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WALTER Il. WILLIAMS 4 Co. will sell tomorrow
morning At II O'Clock at their auction rooms,
corner OF 10Th and ID streets. an immense
quantity Of ladies' and children's fine hosiery.
In cotton. Isle thread and silk. also few gloves,
mltts. chlldren's leggIns. belts. bustIes. &c.
These are fine goods and well worth the atten-
ton Of judIcious buyers.
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TRT A CASE OF HEURICH's extra pale"
lager. 1HE ARLINGTON BOTTIING Co.,
21th and Il SITS. NV
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HAy'S'T IOU HAD TINE to write a series of
paragraphs IN competition for The STARS
prizes Of SlUO. so aud S2j2
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A CARD.-The proprietor of Piney Point
Hotel extends an invitation to all patrons and
friends of PIney Point to the opening on Satur-
day the 18th instant.
THOS. W. WILLIAMS, Prom.
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Down AT LASr.-Watches cleaned. 81; MAIN
spring in s.w.. ii: key windCr. 15C.; repairing
in proportion. All work guaranteed.
Il. C.. HINES. GlS 9th st. G.w.
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IT WOS'T TAKE MANY MINUTES FOR the fOrtu-
nate POssessOr OF a facIle pen 20 earn 500 III
The STAKs advertising contest.
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ID CT O
Bleached Table Damask, 25c.
Feather Proof licking, loo.
Pillow Case Cotton, Ice.
Sheeting, ~ yards wide, II and 1Sc.
Challies, 3, 3, 10 aud lSc.
Large line of Lawns, fast colors, &C.
Black Dress Silk. 7oc. and 81.
Linen Furniture Covering, .Oc.
Red Table Linen. fast colors. 25c.
Black Mohair, 40 inches wide, only 50c.
Large line OF Boys shut Waists.
cents Outing shirts, %, 50 aud SOC.
Boys Knee Pants.
French satiue. lJc.
cents Ba.br.ggan shirts, % and SOC
Clark's I'M. Spool Gotten, Acc. dos.
Dress Makers Cambria, &c.
Summer silks, 5Uc.
IA Rows Pins lor lc.
larRsols at all prices.
Z. b TowNER,
los 1916 7th st. u. v.
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..THFRE AEE No LIES on Is"

Why should you be annoyed at your meals
and slumber by the flies and mosquitoes when
you can avoid their annoyance by purchasing
our WIRE DOOR SCREENS that will ii. any door.
with spring hinges complete, at IL. 50 each, and
our new patent QUEEN ANNE" WINDOW
SCREENS. adjustable. No OBJECTIONABLE CEN
TER BARS. viii fit any window from Is inches
to As inches IN width at 40 cents each.
CHAs. L. CARTER Il Co..
Three doors from 9th st. COG Pa. ave. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
CONDITION OF me WATER.

FOREC1sT MI TIGHI AN. IHCHsDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Virginia and
Maryland. far tall Friday; slightly warmer;
southerly winds.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER
TemDcrature and condition OF wate- at Z
a.m.-Great Falls. temperature. rs; condition,
q. Receiving reservoir. temperature, ~. Con-
dition at north connection. "A; condition at
south connection. SO. Distributing reservoir,
Temperature. -. Condition at lnfuent gate
house. Sc: condition ut efiuent gate house, Sc.
High tide in the river, 2:51 pm, low tide, 9:Z2
pm
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BOYS SEEKsUCKER COATS AND VESTS, soc.
Eiseman Bros. 9Th and f.
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FAMILY

ntST CHEESE, = b 25c.; VIRGINIA CLAlET
Is large Iottle, 23c. Homemade Craze Wine, .5c.
Icr bottle: quart bottle sweet Cat2wba. 2Jc.; big bot
tie WHISKY, 2oc.' BiacAoerfS "hne' AUlheIAAoe' IRON
cultivated berries.
JeI-lm- UHAhE'S Grocery. l243 9Th st NV.
n UTZ BROS, C"ELEBRA1Ep PICKLES AMI Ia
lie SAUCE of all kinds can be had III bottles. kegs Ut
IaIrels BY applying TO their so4e agents, A. DklUE &
son, SlS to SO 4x 81. s.w. mlG-5ln
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A HOT-WEATHER HEALTH HIST.-If this hot
weather should cause YOU TO have the head
ache stop in any drug store and secure a 10
cent box VI "Bronodine Powders and take one
si the SIX and you will be instantly relieved. .
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CHILDRES's SUITS, 1915. Eiseman Bros,
18th and T..
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FoR IS You CAN Buy a beautiful blue serge
suit, wei made and perfect fitting, at Elseman
Bros. 9Th and l..
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The ATTENTION OF spectators and investors
is called to the sale OF 26lI acres OF land 'front.'
ing on BennIng road. about twenty minutes
drive from city. near drove yard and abattoir.
A splendid subdivision can be made of this
tract. See adyL.
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FINE LADIES DRESSES (~second-hand) bought
and sold JUsTH's old stand. 6I9 ID st. NV.
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USE The JOHNSTON BREAKFAST COFFEE. Sold
by all grOcers at 25c. per pound package.
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WEAKNESS is soonest dispelled by a cup O
Blooker's Dutch Cocoa. Pure and delicious
Adct.
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BICYCLES.

rYCLE horns JUST RECEIVED. THE popU-
u lar size. the "NENAbh.n at SO. Neat and
novel. Fast sulersedlnS the bell everywhere. NaIu-
pies now III OF tie RIVAL" SAFETY.
Prices SO and 500. A very. substantial English
wheel. at a reasonable price, and fully guaranteed by
the Importers. Another shipment. OF Loyells
SAFEIIES daily expected, and W. hope
soon 10 catch w with our b-ck orders. FOR the prce
HIgh-grade Safeues We can show you the standard and
Sl25 and Sl35. No better wheel made. Ask amy of
our CUSTOMERS l. u. GRAVES 4 co,
miO-3m 1879 18th st. NV.
DICYCLES-THE LADIES' "GAZELLE" SAFETY,
ID price $50, now ready. Boys and Girls Drop
iran!e safety, S35. Boys STA aight-frame Safety,
49,. All highs tubular s;cel frame machines with adj
Unstable cohe bearings 10 vince ; and crank statistic
heavy cast-iron or gas-llI re frames. our machines are
ali made here ana are fully warranted.
CRAWFORD & 20,
ie7-3m lll6 L ST. NV.
SMITHS WHEE1ER1rs,
CYCLING RINh, 92l ii st. NV. near 9th stl
FINE BOARD FLOOR, II ONLY y IN Il
X EED, 81. Ork CoMBi-
SaIION DART SAFEIIES. SICHOs. LEAGUES
HIGH GRADE BOYS' AND GIRLS SAFEIIES.
ap.Otoiyi SALEsROOM, Cor. 9th and / str. NV.
DICYCLE EXCHANGE. MASS. AVE. y 9Th ST.
II NV: every kind Of repair executed with prompt.
n-As. ordinary work dole N 10 hours. wheels called
for and delivered. ChcIuDgJ PALMER x son.
myl0-lm'
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PACKING Boxes made TO order. c. ID. Col
LINs, 7l7 and 7I9 18th 81. NV.
The BEST AND FUREsr BEER in the market is
HeurIch's extra Gale lager. The ARLINGTON
BoTTLING Co. Telephone G3i-3.
leo Fl. BDs., S1.l5. LIBEEY. BITTINGER & MILLER
HAVE You SEEN THE PANTS we make to order
from - up. and suits to order from 20! Else
man Bros , It'll and T..
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m T. PRINTER. ll0s-lll6 E ST NV,
III mas A complete line OF samples Of John A. Lowell
4 Co.'S boston celebrated steel Plate holders. Orders
~ I ance. Menus and Business Cards. All who care TO
sxInlIue these beautiful goods, whether with inten-
ton OF purchasing VI not. ale cordially invited ~ do
3D. FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. ma
NIcGIIL & WALLACE
MI PRACTICAL BOOK n JOB PRINTERS.
lrluting OF every description neatly executed
lloG 4 ST. NV.
Estimates furnished Im22l lresswork for the Trade.
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FINE PORTRAITS at Kets Kemethy's, 11O9 Pa. a,
SPRING LANE.

SPRING LANB
For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef go TO J. II. NELLY. 9th 81. wing. Center
Market, and NJ market. 9th and h sts.
WHEN you have a dull, languid feeling use
A. b. 4. Tonic.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
FARE, $3.50.
Steamers Leave 9th street wharf ut s p. n. Tues
day, thursday, saturday aid Sunday. further infor-
nation Telephone Call "a. Lands at Colonial leach
Saturdays. myg-OIn
FENU NORFOLK AND FORTRESS oNIROE
l. Steamer GkO. LEAltl, from 9TH -. wharf Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. at D pm. EAJLCSlNE
CO~NNLChloA VIII BOSION And ~PkUkIDENCE
81 EAMEKS. Fare: 81 single: round trip, S3. Tickets
and rooms at Is. and .. ticket Offices, Oly and 1881
Pa. ave, AMI Hawley's. 18th and New York ave. For
further Information inquire at coInpany's office. on the
wharf. Telephone call I45-3. MM. L. WELCH sUpt.
and ten. AgL mig
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUE.
CAPT. GeogLegan, leaves Supplements wharf every
Sunday IL / o'clock pan Eor further information
apply TO
STEPHENSON < Bro,
mhS-6m Seventh Street Wharf
EOR TOM RIVER LAADINGS.
Il L lEOA TEAM "NAkEfIELD"
Leaves Gth-st. wharf Oh THURSDAYS
AKA SAIUEDAlS at : am. Returning ~1UESDAAS.
lLIDAlS and 81 NDAlS pm. touching IL Liver
lllGlnsS as lGr as AolAlm Greek, Va, st Clements Bay
aid LeOnardtown, Md. Connects with Is. ana q. AL ~
Shei htrus. See schedule. JOHN u. Agt
[. ". ElDLEN Maua-er. u25
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P. GROGAN.
,e4.3m 730 and TAI 7th ST. NV.
MAY 81, 1890.
EEpHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY offer the
LARGEST STOCK and the
GREATEST VARIETY Of
c and GOODS
10 be found in Washington.
Our Potato Chips are acknowledged by every one to
be much superior In quality to any offered in this
market
ELPEoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY.
AS Ninth St
are reminded that We are prepared to
| sell them Van Houten's Cocoa just az cheap IS they
| can buy from the manufacturer.
my3l e. Y. G.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
HORT ROUTE TO LONDON,

SHORT ROUTE To LONDON
- NO"hDDEUISCHER LLOYD s. s. co.
Fast ENIr-ss Steamers.
To Southampton tLoudon, haNre). Bremen.
Aller, We'd. June Al. Noon: NeTrA. sat, June IA. 3
pm: Saale, We'd. June,lS, . am: Inns, sat, June > l.,
+ 30 am; 1rANe, Wed, June -, IA am. ElDe. sat-,
june %, = pm.
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table, Injurious
SAIGON amendments. Prices: let cabin, = 100 and up
ward a berth, according TO location: I'd cabin. q 10 and
$50 a berth; steerage at low rates. Appiy ~ D. h.
90 Penn ave. 1c7
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Prop. Pincy Point Hotel. Gen. TicketAgt.
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NCHoR )
VIA QUEENSTOWN
Steamship CiIl on kOAEI nom New York
Saturday, June n, July ri, August 20, sept. 70.
Saloon, 500 10 SlUO. secOud-Class. $50 aud s3l
GLAS0OM sEkklCE.
Steamers Every SATURDAY from New York 70
GLASGOW AMI LONDONDERRY.
CABIN lassase 10 Glasgow or Londonderry.
500 and 500. ScCoudclass, $50.
Storage Passage. either service, so.
Saloon Excursion tickets al keCuced Hates.
Trayelers' GIrculaT Letters VI CREDIT aud Drafts
Tor any amount lssueu At lowest current rates.
Alply 10 H~ENDEl.sCN ~blOJHEhS, New Aork, or
u. ". MOSS, 81 Penn. ave. NV Washington
mig i'm
CUNARD LINE-sTATE ROOMS CAN BE RE-
SserNed at the Washington agency; hrst-clHss sc-
cuminodations nom 600 up; second class. s35 aud
sac: storage. go. CHAS. /. DU BOIS q %
BankeiS, Sole Agents, C3i / 81. NV. m23-3m
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
Il SERVICE between NEw YORK. SOUTH
hMPION and HAMBURG by the magnificent ues
twIn-screN steamers % 10000 tons aid LOO 20
10000 horse power, THIS LINZ HOLDS Ing
RECORD o fASTESI TRIPS 10 M FROM
y AND THE CONTINENT, equal TO
SIX DAYS Two hOURs 10 Queenstown. STEAMERS
uneAcelled tor safety. speed aid comfort Through
tickets to London md Paris. Apply 70 Dpoop
mh12-w&s4m SD Penn. ave. Washington.
NoEDDEUTscHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ Baltimore To Bremen direct
Karlsruhe new,. 600 tors. khein. $500 tcna
bresden.- $500 banana
splendid accommodations good tsile. Rates IRON
coo 20 slUO. according 70 location OF roomA
EF. DRooP. Agent.
mh"2-3m go Pa ave-
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THE RrpIcuLors NoTToN

READ McKnew's advt. age 4. sure.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEMlITS- TALLY HO COACH LINE, TINE
~ Table and Round-trlp Rates Arlington. 10 AIN.
AID ) pm .5uc. soldiers Home, 9Rm., - pm: DOC,
Cabln john Bridge. Wed. ANA sun, ) Bpm. sJc. mr.
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NEW STEAMER ~BAKTHOLDI CAN BE CHAR
~ Tered TO run up or down river; accommodate 100
Passengers; peg, day, $40 and SD. Except Sundays
ara Mo 30 viii make hourly round trips. 10 cts, to
all up river landings. Pleasure Boats of ali kinds for
lire. The only boat stUpIIuEa at bike Landing. OHN
CUMBERLAND X son, Foot OF st NV. ml.-lm
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v. II. SHUSTER 4 SONS.
ONE PRICE. Jet
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HE GASHED HIS THROAT.
An Aged Pensioner Attempts Suicid,
With Q Dull Knife.

There was a sad scene today in q two-story
frame shanty in an alley in tie rear of G street
northeast between LIST and I'd streets. An aged
man named Michael Lane attempted to commit
suicide by cutting his throat. The knife was
dull and that is the reason why he did not
succeed. Lane is about seventy or seventy-five
years old and is one of Uncle Sans pensioners
who has not been rerated. He lived in the
shanty with his aged wife. The old man
unfortunately was a lover Of "Swampoodle"
whisky and for three or four days had been inn
bibing freely. This morning he was much the
worse for the liquor he had drank. His wife
went out about 10 O'Clock to get something for
their breakfast. When she returned she found
her husband sitting in the back room on the
floor and blood pouring from q wound in his
throat When she saw the CHASTITY
sight she screamed and several
OF her neighbors went to the house The old
man stall had the knife in his hand and threat
ened to again use it il he was disturbed. The
knife was finally taken from him and the
police were called from the ninth precinct
The patient was then put in bed and DIR. Sud-
darth was called in.
''1f only had pistol" said the old man,
81 would finish the Job"
As he threatened to repeat the act the doctor
ordered him to be sent to the hospital The
officers then took him to Providence hospital
in the patrol wagon. The doctor found that he
was painfully but not dangerously wounded.
Mrs. Lane said that her son Michael lives In
Lawrence, Kan. that he 10 q wealthy citizen
there.
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DEATH IN THE STORM.
The Sand and Snow Storm in Colorado
Monday Last.

DENVER, COL, Feb 12.-All trains from the
east and south were delayed by Monday nights
storm from three to twenty hours. Tie snow
was not heavy, but was mixed with sand. Con-
sequently it was impossible to use plows, and
miles Of track had to be cleared by hand shovel
ing. Santa Fe freight train was wrecked
near Pueblo by colliding with a box car that
had been blown from a side track, but no one
\was seriously injured.
party of young people living in Colorado
SpHngs had a thrilling adventure Monday
They left the city early for days picnicking
In Cheyenne canon. At the hour of starting it
was like June day. A storm came upon them
suddenly and grave fears were entertained by
their friends. Searching parties were out all
night, but without success Yesterday morn
ing word came that they had found refuge in
ranch building. Several of the party suffered
from exposure, but none of them are in dan
ger The searchels were not fortunate as
several Of them we're badly frost-bitten
]. E. Webster a contractor of Denver, lost
his life Monday night in the blizzard. He had
been out In the country on business. and, re-
turning home. was overcome, sank down in
drift and was frozen to death. The body was
discovered yesterday.
1t il not thought the loss to stock will be
heavy, owing to the short duration OF the
storm.
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WOMEN CRUSADERS.
A Missouri Town AL Broken Up by
War on its Saloons.

LArHRoP, NO., Feb. 12-The women's cru
SADIE here against the saloons forms the only
subject of coDversat,on. One Of the saloon
men whose place was demolished has fled an
affidavit charging the seventy-hve women who
participated in the crusade with riotous con-
duct and confscation Of private property.
The prosecuting attorney has been asked to
resign, but he refuses and says he will issue
warrants for the arrest of everybody as fast as
the affidavits are filed. Unlimited backing has
been guaranteed the ladies and they sheer at
the idea of being arrested. The people are
determined that no harm shall come to a single
woman. Everybody is exc ted and the situa-
ton is q dangerous one. Unless wise counsel
prevails fears of trouble are momentarily ex-
pected and the entire state il awaiting devel-
opments.
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NEGRO EMIGRATION.
North Carolina Whites Trying to Pre-.
vent Ii and MObbing the Agents.

RALEIGH, NC, Feb. 12-R A. Williams, who
is chief of the labor agents at work in North
Carolina, reports that he alone has sent $4,000
negroes out Of the state He says he has never
yet put negro on the train without having a
home and labo: contract provided for him.
He has demands for 5000 more negroes.
Monday and Tuesday were the most exciting
the labor agents have ever experienced. They
say that notices Of warning are posted at sew
eral towns. One man was driven away while
ne was endeayoring to get to a school house full
of negroes. There are two from the far south
still at work there securing negroes. The white
people, they say, do not propose to have the
.aoorers stirred mp now when the crops are
being put in. The farmers in the northeastern
counties are greatly stirred up and some agents
have been threatened with lynching.
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Trains Blocked in Colorado by
Sand and Snow.
WOMEN CRUSADERS IN MISSOURI.
The North Dakota Lottery Lobby Having
Good Time
SOUTHERN NEGRO coLoNIsTs MoseEo
THE LOTTERY QUESTION.
North Dakota People Afraid 1t VIII
Come Up Again Before Long.

DisNARcK. ND, Feb. 12-NotwithstandinR
the fact that the lottery bill was killed Monday,
there is an uneasy feeling that it will come up
again in some other form. either in this legis-
lasure or in future sessions. Its champions are
not so badly down in the mouth as one would
naturally suppose they would be after their
crushing defeat, or, II they are, they certainly
guard their feelings with extreme caution.
Champagne is being freely dispensed among
the members and the friends and enemies of
the measure are together indulging in an up
roarious good time. Ex-senator Spencer, the
high mogui of the lottery people, being ap-
prehensiye of impending evil or something
took an early train for st. Paul yesterday morn
ing. Nothing is known of his future plans.
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THE CRONIN CASE,
A Bulky Bill Of Exceptions Made I'm
to Secure a New Trial,

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Judge Wing. W. S. For
rest and Dan Donahue, attorneys for the con-
victs Dan Coughlin. Martin Burke and Patrick
o'SulliVan. delivered to States Attorney Longe-
necker yesterday afternoon their bill of e1cep-
tions TO the ruling Of the court and verdict of
the jury in the Cronin case. on which they will
apply to the supreme Court for a writ Of error.
The bill is q bulky one OF 6.0O0 pages. II will
take the states attorney two weeks, probably,
TO 60 over the record, and after it has been
agreed upon by both sides, with whatever
changes may be necessary. il will be certified
up TO the Supreme Court by Judge Mcconnell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12
THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

THE SUNDAY REST BILL
Next Tuesday at 10 a.m the educational SUBJ
committee of the District House committee
will begin it's hearing on the proposed Sunday
rest bill for the District Of Columbia.
sHAD AND HERRING IN THE POTOMAC RIVER.
The Senate committee on fish and fisheries at
its meeting yesterday ordered favorable re-
port on Mr.. Blsckburn's bill to provide spawn
ing ground for shad andherring in the Potomac
river.