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LAcrs FoE EVENING WraR.

LACE Mrs Foa EvExrss.
% cents yard for Superior Quality stripe silk Gauze
and Tinsel Nets. full 4s inches wide.
Yellow with yellow tinsei stripe.
White With silver tirsei stripe.
Pink with gold .insel stripe.
BIne with gold tinsel stripe
Black with gold tinsel stripe.
Nile with silver tinsel stripe.
Lavender with gold tinsel stripe
Garnet with gold tnsel stripe.
Apple Green With silver tinsel stripe
Gold with gold tnsel stripe.
Cream with gold tinsel stripe
~ The shove Nets come in very lovely tints of the
coors mentioned the quality of the silk makes the
prce-dD cents yard more surprising
MDusslaine de Soie-4s inches wide ..... Soc a yard
Moaseiains de Chiaon-4s inches wide. $780, osc a yard
Peins EsVrsf-54 inches vide 4Oc. yard
Btn 9snas. h.nd border ~ inches wide 9ec yard
Feln Dot, band border ~ inches vide s1 AZ yard
Chxnszlly Nsss-4s inches vide . ssse a yard
ArAn The correct evening shades.
aATINs TO matrh In colors 3,c 49, &c q5e
SATIN RHADAAE. 81. 81. rs. 81. 20 yard
sURAH SILKS. 75c. and 81 yard.
fAnLx YRANcAfsE. 81 yard
ev-Exfn good val es promised at above prices
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
tcontinnsd bsiow.)
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CoueHrRs To The Fnorr.

CouaHrRs To TIE Fnoxr.
Take time BY the sorelock ere that rasping hacky
cough of yours carries you where 80 many oonsump-
tives have preceded you Lose no time; but procure
bottle Of the rational remedy for lung and bronchial
disease-scoTrs EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with Hypophosphites Of Lime md Soda. Rely upon II
that Il will afford you speedy snd ecient aid Not
only 10 puimnuic Of surpaasins merit, but it COM
psnsates for the drain of Vitality which 10 most for
midabls accompaniment Of lung disorders. Besides
arfesns the progress Of consumption. bronchitis and
asthma, it infuses unwonted vsor into An enfeebled
system and tends to MI out the hollow places in an
angular frame.
Ladies' in delicsse health viii ind II Q palstable
Of sdding roundne to figure robbed gifts
tour BY the inroad of arasmus or other wasting dis
orders. scrofuious tendency may b successfully
oombatted with it, and 1t capital thing for feeble
children. ocl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-03

JAMES b. BowLrs has been appointed Bnitsd
States storekeeper and gauger at williamspsrt,
ny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-03

In Furs are Offering big bargains. We haven
many left but what there is Of them must be sold
now. and that quickly, a. we need the room.
SIS Bear Muffs at SI1.
$40 Sable Muffs at s.. So
o. Narten Muffs at %. D.
90 Bear Mufs at $3.50
"a. 50 French Seal Muffs at g. %.
s.. 60 French Seal Mufs at 81. 50.
81 French Seal Muffs at s1.I7.
All Chldren's Furs in the same proportiouate Low
prices to close the department.
THE MONUMENTAL.
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Cunr Is Cunx

OURE Is OURx
However II may Be effected but unjust prejudice ofA
psevsuss people from trying prOpretary Dedisine,'
until other rsnsdies prove unav,ilins.
J. II. Ritchis. Commission Agent, King,tpu. Aus.
talia, writes:
For years confirmed skeptic a. 10 the merits Of
proprietary medicine. 1t Last couveffed By Che
use Of Ayers Cherry Peotor.I. For months bottle Of
this medicine. Of which had come into possession
through the Kindness Of ffsad remained unopened in
ny closet. TIL one nixht seixed with violent
cold. sccempsnisd by raokine cough. Hasfnc nons
Wmv asssa remediss at hand though. of the Cherry
Pectersl snd determined to give h trial The result
was truly magical BELIEF came almost instantly. snd
after repeating the dose csrtsinly not more than half
dossn times found myself thoroughly cured. Sub
sequently my daughter was cured of severe cough by
the use Of the CHERRY Pectorai. l recommend this
preparation to all sufFsssn from throat and lung
troubles"
For Group. whoopine cough. bronchitis. asshns md
consumption the best fsnedyts
AYERS CHERRY PHCToRAL.
Prepared by
d. J. q, AVER 4 CO.. Lowell. Mon.
Sold ~ III Druss1ssA Psics. q; six bottles. s6.
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At this counter will oiIsr In tbs sale line
Of surah Silks Black and every you can think
OF in any the coorI These Silks heavy and
soft. free from jue and suitable for minsry use
DREss Punposrs.
And have been sellin9 an aious At ac Others have
been getting ~ tor the same goods. Gun price for
than In this sale
SIC.
SIC.
57r.
THE MONUMENTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-03

Buy Reliable Wines Only.
The guarantee of the character Of q win. ID
the known reliability Of the house. J. Cslyet
4 Co.. clarets and Burgundies, for which r. a.
Barry q Co., New York, are agents, have 80
quired . world wide reputation among connos-
ssurs. For sale by leading grocers.
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MANFRED.

O0NRY-LEACH. On June u. 1870. st ne psr< b.
ore Of Trinity Church. by kev. Thomas q. Addrssh.
JACKsON-wHITTEMORE. On Tuesday Dsn~s-
bar % 1870. AZ the residence Of the brides Iarens N
Eeffolk, Va, by the Rev. Father Douchsrfy, tiE n
2. JACKSON o. Washington, D. G. % HksTER y.
wHITTEkoRE OF Norfolk, Va.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On yuusrT 4
ISL, at 1872 seventh street moth west by the r. 4
4. =. Nynkoop,A Up. MAsCHMkYEK sInd ANNIE
II. Woodruff.
PARKMAN-BETTEs. At the resaence Of the tr,a-s
peryn,s Decenlsr q, 49, as 3 eslest, ~ che b.
PINE BEffke. both OF wa.hinstDn.
WRIGHT GODFREY. At the reGdesos q ne
so :s aunt, hs re- ~ y hssn s.nSs, ls
ID Ions Branch. n. T., md LIilIK n 0ODRRky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-03

Thursday night some sneak thisf sntsrsa tie
house Of Dr.. 9. ". began, Al @ stfest and
stole three lap robes and two AAts from The
hallway.
An overeoat beiongine 70 Burton ). Mitchell
was stolen iron The rooms II Ne 4. 4. @. A.
building Thursday.
W. h. Gardiner Of Ina 3 seesst fspeeA Ne
theft Of . gold loeket
larceny Of A2A
James Z. Biamp, No. a D strsst, complains
Of the larceny Of . bedstsad md elothes1ine.
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A Disastreus Explesion In . PsWdsr Ho1As
EAGLE Pass, TEX, Jan. Slant Monday
morning fifteen miners entered the powder
house Of the Pinoles Mining Company at
weekly supplies One Of them attempted TO
secure the cap on detective fuse by hitting Il.
The cap exploded and Get OF The entire ex-
plosive contents Of the powder house. Twelve
Of the men were killed outright and the -
manning three cannot possibly survive.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. a-Cotton nrm-middlins
~ Flour fairly active. Wheat-southern nrn:
fnitz, s5al.os Longberry, seai:es western steady
g., Nay, Isitsi.sss. corn~s5utseTn, STEADY;
While, 56ass; yellow, Ssase; steamer, se grsded
No : IS; western strong; mixed spot, s6assa;
Oats frm. Rye inactive. Hay fairly active
Provisions quiet Butter quiet Eggs strong
fresh, 9Ia2s; ice house, a. Coffee dulL Sugar
quiet
BALTIMoRR Jan. s--vlrsinia thfees, az bid
BALTIMORE end Ohio stock, s1H bid, ssN 1aksd
washington and Baltimore nrsts, IS BID, s asked;
consolidated gas stock, lSA bid, <sk asked
Chicago Markets..
CHICAGO, Jan. . Clodngl. wheat Januafy.
- Nag w cNn-MN, ~. 0stl-Mag. esx.
III, 80 hAi. ls1k. RibS-Jannasy, kis3G Hav.
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Exclusive IxroRrkD NovELrrrs.
Very low prices quoted II is for such goods g.
thee the credit merchants make good the losses inc
dental TO their business.
Black SILK Net ~ inches wide--yeilow velvet dote
elm yard.
white Aoussiane De soie-&2inehes wids-hAnd en-
hrssdered border 81. Is. -. - yard
Blsck crepe-sS inches wide-hand embroidery
border 81 white and lavender 81. 20 ysrt.
srassh Meas inches vide-soid enbrosdsry Dor
DIR. s7.35 yard
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Coutinusd below,
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ne foliswins vsss ne rssdiass 4 ~ asnsl
oiIics todays a.n-, -; . p.n., ~ nAainuns
-; miAinan, -.
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CLoAks AND Fun Cares AGAIN..

CLoAks AND Fun Cares AeArs.
Toc thing always bears repetition and as this is
an interesting subject Just give you below our
prices:
Any So Coat or Fur Cape yours at $3.50.
Any 81 Coat or Fur Cape yours at "a.
Any 50 Coat or Fur Cape. yours at &C.
Any eli Coat or Fur Cape, yours at 81.
ANY Sl5 Coat or Fur Cape. yours of S11.
Any Slf Coat or Fur Cape, yours atsl2
Any $40 Coat or Eur Cape. yours at Sl4.
Any so Coat or Fur Cape, yours at els.
ANY go Coat or Fur Cape. yours at sl7.5O.
Just think Of it-in this sale We sell roo our s25
Marten or Sable Fur Cape at
ALSO.
S17.50
S17.50.
THE MONUMENTAL.
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Our entire stock Of Birds. Fancy Feathers and
Breasts OF clearance price. and have thousands
Jon to select from.
Every Bird that sold with at from % 70 SOC.
Now lie.
Now lie.
Now 11c
Every Bird and Fancy Feather OF Breast that sold
from Soc. 70 Il
Now PC.
Now 39c.
Now :29c.
Every Bird and Fancy Feather or Breast that sold
from 81 and up to $3.50
At 79c.
At 1nc.
At stc.
And our entire line Of Millinery Trimmings are marked
down in the same rreportionate low prices. Ostrich
Tips and Bands. Gilt and Fancy Trinmings, Hat
Crowns, Ornaments, Flowers, In silk and velvet All
at these same lew prices.
THE MONUMENTAL.
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Our line of Untrimmed Hats IL still large one and
among them you will find variety Of styles Than agsn
they all of this Not old Hat in the lot
and wont give them chance to become old in our
house, 50 we have put price them that will
them.
Our Finest French Felts, in Black and colors that
We have sold % when others getting 90 for
them,
Now SOC.
Now JOc.
Now JOc.
Our Finest Wool Felt Hats that are sold often a.
Preach Felt, and which we sold at 00c.
Now PC.
Now 80.
Now 25c.
THE MONUMENTAL.
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Snorrrsa Nrws Fos Mosp.r.

Tnrss seasons are elAsping hands here. Spring
soods are arriving Winter goods are being forced out
Novelties for the Of receptions and par
tie Invite admiration. TN almost make you shudder
10 rcd Of ths lassIy arrived Cotton Underwear Linen
L.nss. DC. Nor. Interesting TO You will 10 the re-
duoed prices for goods Let's first tell Of them
aad then Of ev.alns wear requisites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-03

Notriths.antiin< that very many garments in our
Cio5k Department .narked greatly reduced
prices We offer 10 PER CENT OFF THE MARKED
PRICE OF EVERY GARMENT IN THE DEPART
MENT
Ladies Jackets at 10 per disrount.
Ladies' listers at 10 leg cent discount.
Ladies' Tea Gowns at ~ per cen: discount.
Chilirens Jackets at 10 per cent diSount.
Childrens listers at 10 per cent discount.
Chiidrens Coats 1T 10 per cent discount.
as-We ass attention to these facts We have not
selected few undesirable styles and sizes. but offer
choice of any in stok at 10 per cent less than
the price you marked It. We did m first
instance MARI the garments credit prices.
THE pALA1S ROYAL.
iContinue,i heipy)
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k khf 90 ~ A /
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I'll 90 : "a i tn. ::

kDB oAhAENl may % WorB Tor three months
10 come. and yea have TO Be nov preparing for
sprtnx ARRIVALS. that's the Why Of thess prizes.
FOR MEN-Deep Collar and CUFFS Of French Seal,
reduced from % to Sass
FOR LADIRS-stole Of Black Persian Lamb and
Nosksy. reduced from $40 to e.
Real ssalskin and Persian Stole reduced from s2O
oss
Persian Lamb Stole. reduced from sI6to %.
Rolling Collar Of Real Beaver. reduced from e. 6S
toss.
Mink 1.-THE sable family Stole. from SIS to S7.9e.
Nutria (ths beaver family Stole from 81 to 81. %.
Mink Cape. looks like sable. from $50 to GIG.
Monkey Cape. reduced from s25 TO $40
Persian Lamb Cape. first quality. s25 to s15.
Persian Lamb Cape. seeond quality. $40 to s12
Astrskhan Fur Cape. from seD to SO.
second quality DO. from sl5 10 el0.
Ass<aShan Cloth Cape. from IS 10 30.
French Seal Cape. from s15 to s10
Nutria (beavcr) Cape. from % to 81 gS.
White Thibet Cape from sI7. 20 TO eEI. 60.
Mufs and Trimmings proportionateiy reduced In
TOE CHILDREN.
Gray KrIinrnsr Cape and Muf. from % to -.
Gray Persian Lamb do, from % to 81 the set.
4 4, :: :: PER CENT
3 RI IS z oo$$R SssSSs 7
bDpD Il ssss COG 90 'UU Nh + -
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FRS. wINsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES
the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Windows Soothing
Syrup" and take other kind IS cents . bottle.
d15-1y.
MOT ONE fNITwENTY ARE FREE FROM SOME
little ailmept caused by inaction Of the liver; Use
surprise. They give positive relief.
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GER. scHofIKLD THINKS TEE OUTLOOK n Favor
ABLE ron bRrxatSa m THE fxptASe WITHOUT
4 fIaHr-fspIkss Stunning surtDfxos AND
KILLING PEOPLE
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vouR COMPILATION. As WELL ~ youn TEN
Improve both by taking Csrters Uttis Llvcf fifh.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-15

Still doing business at the old stand.
Helena continues to grow and prosper.
Serene as a summer moon, bowls of
rage and disappointment from her would
be rivals failto turn her from her course
to a prosperous destiny.
The water supply is adequate, and
comes from pure sources, miles from a
graveyard.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-01

ond class and two of third class plying
between San Francisco and Culna, and
two of the third class between San
Francisco and Australia. Seventeen
trips were made by American vessels to
Brazil asst year, while fifty-three We're
made by those carrying foreign flag
from American ports. Under the new
law it is hoped that fully seventy-tye
trips will be made by American vessels
next wear. The number of trips of
American vessels to China, Japan and
Australia may be more than doubled.
AT this time the United States has
upon the oceans but fourteen lines OF
American vessels, employing forty-nVe
steamers. Of these only four were trans
Atlantic vessels, but they carried no
mail, as they were only slow treight
steamers. 1t now re uires thirty days
for a letter to 90 from New York to hlo
Janeiro, but it is hOpeI that fast steam
ers w II soon be built that will reduce
the time at least ten days. Arrange
ments are now being perfected on the
Pacific coast to build several vessels OF
the first class and of great speed, for the
carving trade to China and Australia.
New and faster vessels are expected TO
DIV between New Orleans. Tampa, New
port News and the / orts of Mexico, Cen
trail and South America, while san LIE
90, Cal, is looking auAiously for the es'
| tablishment of trans-Pacitic line from
| that port. More regular and more rapid
mail communication between this coun-
trv and those south and west of us OF
course means very great increase IN
| the volume of trade.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-01
CAN'T BEAR TO BE TOUCHED.
Strange M lady Resulting from AN Injury
to the Head.

CHICAGO, April Lying on cot
in the county hospital, iml loring the
physicians to help him, lies LATENT
whose malady has baftied the skill OF
the entire me iical staff of the ms tuition
and many physicians surgeons and
spe ia.ist in nervous diseases who ha; e
been called in to diagnose it.
The patient is Charles Weeks, an ex-
pert accountant, who was admitted to
the hospital for treatment three months
ago. He had fallen from the top of Il
car and hurt his hea !, whicn, however,
had healed,
When admitted he was apparently in
fairly good health, but for a lie ulial
al iction. His whole system Sc med tc
have a pecul al ersion to the touch OF
a human Icing. A persons hand laid
upon any porti II of his anatomy sent !
thrill through him like that produced
by an electric shock. lie Gould not per
form his daily work be ause of the un
avoidal lie contact with people, paItiCu
larly in street cars. Since Weeks ha'
been in the hospital $50 es Of experts il
nervous diss ases lave Ieen attracted t'
the hospital by reaso on of the strang'
IL alad :, but they have all come ava
nonplu sed.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-01
THE COKE STRIKE.
Armed Deputies on Duty at
Mount Pleasant, Pa.
Serious Trouble Looked for in
the Future.

The Moorehend Works In Operation
with a Reduced Force--A Mob Reds
Officers of the Law at Friek's Works at
Leith-Rain Prevents n Raid ON the
Jimtown PIant-Injunotion Issued,
PTrTsBURG, April There was no
rioting in the coke regions Monday
night and all was quiet at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning. A raid was expected
at Moorehead during Monday night and
several hundred strikers marched past
the works shortly before midnight, but
did not return. The works are in opera
ton with a reduced force, and an effort
will be made to keep them running.
The workmen are arming and serious
trouble is expected before the strike Is
over.
Armed Deputies Guarding the Men.
The following was re, eived from
Mount Pleasant, Pa, Tuesday morning:
This morning coke is being drawn
from the ovens at Norwood, and men
are ut work in the mines.
No demonstrations Of any kind on the
part of the strikers is being made, but
the company exrects it, and has deputies
armed with Winchester ities stationed
near the coke drawers
A large meeting of strikers will be
| held at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
TIE deputies and boss ses at Morewood
expect a more general outbreak tonight
than has ever sited the works before.
! Extensive pre- aratiOns are being made
to receive it. Important developments
in the arrest of the leaders in the recent
raid will likely be made known to-day.
Work at Norwood viii now be
pushed as rapidly as possible and by
tomorrow, providing no riots occur,
work will lie resumed
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-01
A SUGAR COMBINE
By which the Price viii Soon BE Forced
Up Again.

By which the Price VIII Soon BE Forced
Up Again.
New YORK, April IA special to
The Times from San Francisco, says:
Mr.. Havemeyer, the New York sugar
man, has completed compact that will
the long war that Claus Spleckels and
his sons have waged on the sugar trust.
1t is understood that the basis OF the
agreement iss division of territory
Spreckels agrees to retirefrom Philadel-
phia and to confne sugar refining to
this coast, and to sell no sugar east OF
the Rocky mountains.
Havemeyer agrees not to interfere
with the sugar business west of the
Rocky mountains. The result of this
combine will he to advance the price OF
gar, TIE new tariff will reduce the
priSe for time, but the big operators
will soon wipe this out and make sugar
dearer than it is now.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-01
Ar.i.l.s cnrc,. 4 hn Reolnrocily

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The reel.
procity treaty with Brazil, negotiated
under Section 3, of the Mckinley bill,
exempting sugars, molasses, coffee and
hides from duty in return for con! e5-
sions granted the United States, has
gone into effect, The presidents procla-
NATION of this treaty was made Feb. .
last. A number Of like treaties with
south and Central American countries
are still pending. The articles to be ad-
mitt d free to Brazil include wheat.
flour, pork agricultural implements
and railroad material. OF these articles
the total annual average importation
into Brazil is over 100000, 900, of which
the United States have heretofore only
furnished $500, GOO, A concession Of a
reduction Of . er cent. is also to be
allowed by Brazil on lard bacon, but
ter. cheese, canned goods, cotton manu-,
factures, leather and lumber. The tota
average importation of goods OF the
second class to Brazil is $50, 9,OCO,O00, OF
which the United States have hitherto
furnished only 81, 900, 600 worth
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-01
THE SITUATION



MONTREAL, April 1.-speaking of
the entrance of free sugar into the
United States, The Herald Monday said;
Within forty eight hours the United
States will have free sugar, with a cor
responding reduction in price I his
ought to insure a reduction in the price
of that st PIE article of consumption in
this country. In fact. the ituation will
he rerplexing to the Canadian reinels 5
until they very materially reduce the
plice. Cur importers should be able TO
buy sugar in New ork, pay the Cana
dian duty aud undersell the anad an
refners Indeed, it is probable that the
government will lie obliged to ma
terially inc. ease the duty on refine
sugars or repeal the duty on raw sugar
for refining purposes
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-01

LOUISVILLE, April Every step
taken in the investigation Of affairs of
the defunct Schwartz Brothers bank re-
yeals new crookedness, 1t is now gen
orally conceded that most Of the money
If depositors was sent to Germany, AMI
that after the storm has blown over, the
Schwartzes will take their antilles there
10 enjoy their ill gotten wealth.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-01
FORGER AND SWlNDLER.
Dwensborr, KY, Worked by Handsome
Young Rascal.

OwensborrS Ky, worried Dy a HANDSOME
Young Rascal
OwENsBoRo, KY, April IA sleek,
well-dressed and gooi-looking young
man. introducing himself as Charles
Woodward. wealthy and noble, and pre-
senting Cincinnati letters of credit, was
arrested Tuesday morning for obtaining
goods under false pretenses For a week
or more he has been buying horses,
whisky, diamonds, etc, and getting
bogus drafts cashcd, 1t has developed
that he is a common swindler. and that
his letters of introduction and credit,
like his drafts, are forgeries.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-01
rnnnh Swinging from a limb.

MINoLA, Tex. April 1,-Sunday
afternoon Will. Fields, colored, made a
criminal assault upon lady and was
Jailed During the night unknown
narties forced an entrance to the Jail
and carried the negro off. Monday
morning the body was found swinging
TO a limb of tree in the outskirts Of
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