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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

The Official figures show that immigration Il
on steady increase in the United States For
the seven months ending January 81, 1892. the
total number Of immigrants, not including
those from Mexico and the British possessions
vas sss, 416. against a44, s46 in the same months
Of the previous year. A majority of these I'm
migrants are, fortunately. from Great Britain
Scandinavia, Germany. France and the Neither.
linda countries from which our original popu,
lssion chiefly sprang. But the figures also
shew that Russia, Italy. Poland and Hungary
Contribute extensively to our national incye,
nsnt and the fact ID Of significance In view OF
Tie measures being adopted TO prevent a de-
ssriorstiou Of the national character.
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l2aao. YARD.

New SpR1Na UsDERwEAn
Never before have been able to show such
an ELEGANT and COMPLETE LINE Of La
DIES and CHILDREN'S LIGHT WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR for SPRING and SUMMER,
and at PRICES that will ASTONISH YOU.
We 1uotsa fewstyles today as SPECIAL AT
FRACTIONS:
LADIES' WHITE JERSEY RIBBED
VEST. made of SELECTED EGYPTIAN COT
Ton. SILK hand crochet around neck. high
neck. long sleeve. SATIN DRAW STRING.
Regular price. tic. SPECIAL PRICE,
SOC. each.
LADIES' MACO COT. DRAWERS. FINE
RIBBED, in Ecru White. very superior
quality. Regular value. tic. SPECIAL,
SOC. pair.
LADIES' EGYPTIAN RIBBED VEST.
made Of the FINEST COTTON, FINISHED
seams, high neck, long sleeves. silk crochet
finish. Regular value, &c. Special price.
SOC. each.
NEW INDIA GAUzE VEST for LADIES'
All sizes from 70 to 40 in. SPECIAL.
PIC. each.
LADIES' CLUSTER RIBBED :ECRU COT.
TON VEST. SQUARE NECK. Regular price.
15c. FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY,
3 VESTS FOR PC
LADIES' SILK Isle VEST. in ECRU or
WHITE, handsomely finished with HAND
WORK of CROCHET SILK, SQUARE or We
NICK. New styles of rib. kssu value,
69c. SFECIAL PRICE,
49c. each.
CHILDREN's FINE RIBBED SEA ISLAND
COTTON VEST. rure WHITE. with SILK
CEOCHLT FINISH. done by HAND. square
neck. ALL sizes IRON the infants to 10 years
of age. SPECIAL PRICES. from 20 to Bic.
each. according TO size.
INFANTS AND CHILDRrN'S WOOL and
Wool MINED WRAPPER VEST at SPECIAL
PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

In two OF his great novels SpielhaSen mas
vividly portrayed the feeling and action oil the
North German people in the revolutionary
movement, of Is4s. There are points OF resem-
blauce in the riots Of 1892 to the early demou-
.,rations. but the leaders Of the radical or
social party are much more moderate IN 'he
latter than in the former Crisis IL rs 'his long
headed conservatism Of the thoushtui herman
SOCIALISTS which gives encouragement that the
cause Of human progress in middle Europe Is
in safe hands and in sound condition. So TAR
there have been no barricades, no levying OF
popular armies and other means to contest
with the Hohenzollerns the sovereignty Of the
soil 1t is hardly apprehended that for the
present at least such resort TO the ultimate
reason will be necessary on the part Of the
German people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

II is noticeable that the extreme silver men
In the Democratic party are disposed to encour-
80 the presidential candidacy of those leaders
vhe have had least to say asains. free silver
coinage. 1t is hardly necessary to say that this
fact discourages premature announcements in
opposition TO free coinage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

The boundary between Nebraska and Iowa
has been giving the Supreme Court some
trouble The decision is that the boundary
follows the line Of the channel, and the vaga-
rice Of The Mississippi are likely to keep the
Psopls Of those two states guessing for some
tine 10 come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

II now appears tina. the German Emperor's
beard was harmless and pleasant means of
sbsosbing his attention which should have re-
ceived encouragement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

Some Of the second adventists have the mil
lsnfum dated for the near future This may
account for the haste displayed in some Of the
pelitcal movsments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

Mr.. Hills friends do not desire the report
that he 10 already in Cupid's tolls to deter Miss
Columbia from exercising her leap year pre-
Yuuaslyes in rsspecs TO him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

In order to discharge its suppressive duties
properly the Post Once Department may yet
be compelled to hire critic Of lotteries, ltera-
tsre, advertising. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

The problem Of the democrats ID. apparently,
to get on either with or withoat Tammany. II
10 more problem Of the politician than Of the
peop1e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

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ladies' 90 50 Shoes are great.
ladies' e. 80 Shoes are treat.
Ladies' e. 30 Shoes great.
LADIES' 81 30 Shoes great.
Our Well known g. so Shoes.
Wilson Carr Gents Calf Button. 81. 50.
Wilson Carr Gents Calf ace. %. 30.
Wilson l. Carr Gents Calf Congress. $3.50.
Wilson Carr Patent-eather Button.
Wilson Carr Pateut-lsashsr Lace.
50. g. 60
Wilson 4 Carr Patsn'-lsa'her Congress.
Wilson Carr Hand welt Button. 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

The resignation rumor Is one Of the rssog-
nizsa badges Of greatness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

Apropos Of the Presidents shooting trip, 1t
VS. pretty good weather for ducks yesterday,
night here in washington-
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Spn1sa OvnRooArs.


rrrrHE new SPRING OYER
I COATS ARE THE HAND.
+ SOONEST GARMENTS SEEN
IN MANY YEARS. ENTIRELY
NEW STYLES IN ORIGINAL
AND EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS
AND DESIGNS. MADE FROM
THE CHOICEST AND MOST
POPULAR FABRICS. IN
DARK. MEDIUM AND LIGHT
coLoRs. pREssY GARMENTS.
livery ONE OF THEM.
THEIR EQUAL CANNOT BE
FOUND READY.MADE ANY.
WHERE ELSEIN AMERICA. AND
oNLYA FEW OF THE BEST TAIL
oRs CAN PRODUCE THEM. ALL
s1zEs AND SHAPES TO FIT ALL
MEN. PRICES FROM $40 TO
$50. WHICH INCLUDES ALL
GRADES, FROM THE CHEAPEST
THAT Is RELIABLE TO THE
FINEST MADE.
Rop1ssos. Parker & Co..
AMERIoAx CLorH1zas.
l2OO.12O2& 12O4FST.N.W.
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REMNANTS, REMNANTS.

opportunity. They must be closed regardless Of
cost to make room for new spring goods.
REMNANTS, REMNANTS.
100 pieces Best Floor oicloth. 25c each.
$50 manufacturers samples of Best Body Brussels
Carpets.
200 manufacturers samples of Best Atwood Ingram
Carpets.
500 yards in remnants Of Best Atwood Ingram Car
pets, 35c. per yard.
400 yards in remnants Of Body Brussels Carpets. 8
to l5yard pieces. &c. per yard.
25 yards in remnants Of Tapestry Carpets. to 15-
yard pieces, a5c. per yard.
AnKora Mats, 7ic. each.
Sheepskin Mats al.25 each.
White Skin Rugs. 81. Is each.
30-inch Smyrna Rugs. So each.
COO yards Colored Cotton Bal Fringe. SC. yard.
Former price 10c
200 yards Colored Silk Tassel Fringe. CSC. yard.
Former price ST. 80 and So per yard.
"a Chenille Table Covers, 81. - and So each. Former
price 81. so and 81
2pairs Crimson Silk shelia Portieres SIS per pair.
Former price $43.
3 pairs Plain Chenille Portieros. So. SO per pair.
Former price So
pair Tainboure Lace Curtains, SIS pair. former
price Sa
pair Tamboure Lace Curtains. So pair. Former
price s15
/ pair Tamboure Lace Curtains. sl2 pair. Former
1 pair Tamboure Lace Curtains els pair. Former
price S22.
1pair Irish Point Lace Curtains. 81 pair. Former
price s1l.
1pair irish Point Lace Curtains, SO pair. Former
price Sl5
1 pair nottingham Lace Curtains. 81 so pair. For
mer price 81. 10.
1pair Nottingham Lace Curtains 81 pair. Former
price $500
1rair Nottingham Lace Curtains. 50. d pair. For
mer price $3.50.
pair Nottingham Lace Curtains 80 so pair For
mer price So %.
1 pair Nottingham Lace Curtains, q pair. Former
price SO. 30
10 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains soiled. 81 pair
Worth 81.
Sir Pushes. all colors. 81 yard
100 yards Crushed MohaIr Plush. 75c. yard.
5oOyards Tapestry Furniture Covering. 5Uc. yard.
Former price 15c.
1 piece Pink Felt. yards wide, Soc yard. Former
price 81.
Tie above odds and ends must be closed out to make
room for new goods.
SPECIAL CHAMBER SUITES.
Solid Antique Oak Bureau. with bevel plate glass,
size 24x3o. l solid Antique Oak Belstead. 1 solid
Antique OAK washstand, Woven Wire Sprinx Hair
Mattress and Feather Pillows for SD.
MY LEADERS IN PARLOR SUITES:
Wilton Rug Parlor Suite. s4G5o
Silk Tapestry :. :. 5000
Crush Mohair =" Z" 300
Rug Couches, $l4.
Big discounts on all other Furniture and Carpets.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
3l5 7TH ST. NV.
DEALERIN
FURNITURE CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS. SC
mh1-2t
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ROPER"

BLACK JET pAssEMENTERTE, in Points:
Insertions and Leaf Patterns-runnlns az ss
way from a quarter OF inch to twelve Inches
BI4ck SIN II f pApsesakSMitE S one.
hall inch to Six inches wide-iOc. 10 s1-o's
JET FRINGEs-cut beads-from two 70
twelve inches wide.ic. to ~ %; ,,,, p..ss.
menterie headIng-from one to three inene'
BLASK RiBboN FiiNuEs-sll slk-from
four and half to twelve inches wide-Sl-<o'o
BfaCE RIBBON PRINCES, with jet pen
dants and strands Of Iet-twelve inches wide-
scoi,oREp CAMILLE PAssEMENTERIEs.
I'm seTpsnt. Green ana Gold Combinations,
one and two inches wide with spansies-si'o
aI observation-disclosures. in Brown and Gold
combinations. oue-inch and inch and squartsr
wide with spanxes-eic; to- = go ,y aru;
TERiEs-sour inches. wide-with combine
tions OF Nile tiroen. Old Rose and GODDESS. %
syard. GiRDLhs to n'a'eh-hAn YARD deep
fAScY SILK EMBROIDERY TRIMMING
PEAKL BEAD FASshMENTERlES-two
inches wide. e. 20 yard-;hree inches wide,
Pearl bead Edge-one-half inch wide-35c.
STEEL PASSEMENIER1ES-on half to
three inches wide Jnc; to S2a yard.
mourninx-one-quarte to two inches wide
siLk MOSS THINNING. two inches wide.
in black and all the new spring colors-5Oc. .
yard.
SILK FEATHER EDGIN0-better than the
common quality. IN all the new shades and
SILk FEATHER kDGiNG--,wo inches wide
finished with Six 0lmp-41c. a yard.
FINE CUT JET GIRDLES-ail HiTes-S2 IS
to 80 each.
CUT JET oRNAMENrs-eiehtt to twenty
hve inches long and two to four and Q half
inches wide-3Oc. to i. ID each.
BLACK SILk CROCHEIED FROGS-two
and half 10 three inches wide tdress siz-)-
12fc. and l5c. each in almost any coior-loc.
snd lSc. each.
Cur JET FROGS two and half inches
long-l5c. each.
hall inches lung-4.r. each.
COLORLD SlLk GIMPS. any color you can
properly use-one-hali and inch wide-l2c. and
Pc yard.
You see these TRIMMINGS are in harmony wit
elegance that has been promised for the gowns th
ring. With all the things 10 do with" your modst
nnot help Bringing abou, brilliant effect We ha,
e factors-it only remains 10 wed them.
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Observation-Disclosures
t. i. H||||E.E| g. +! Is: :: {;
F. 4 4 t.. 4 4 g. &C. + f. T.
Owing to the Indictment weather have decided to
KID GLOVE SALE
UNTIL TOMORROW. WEDNESDAY.
We offer the
TWO FOLLOWING SPECIALS
IN
KID GLOVES.
Which on examination you will find to be extra good
values. Quantity il limited. Would advise you to
call early
LADIES' BEST QUALITY SUEDE BIARRITZ
GLOVES. S-BUTTON LENGTHS. in BLACKS only,
with Black White stitch backs. Regular value,
81 80. Your choice At
74o.
OUR REGULAR 81. % 4-BUTTON KID GLOVE,
embroidered back. in BLACKS. TANS and GRAYS
Your choice at
79c.
We are now displaying advance styles in
SPRING MILLINERY AND WRAPS.
K1Na.s PALACE.
II Sl2-sl4 7TH ST. NV.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Our HATS offer rood evidence that no other house
Doks-ENER DID-or ENER wIII.-ssll such
81 ERLING QUALITIES at such Low PRICES e
VIZ quote.
SAks AND ConP.xr.
Irs SAFE To SAVE.
March marks the 'dofans" Of the old-anl
the ''davnins" Of the NEW HATS. It's an IN.
written Law Of custom. Most Of the changes
are for the sake Of beins in fashion As far =
necessity knows-if it's one Of OUR HArs-its
none the worse for it's winters wear. But the
HAT is the ''headlight"-and you don't want 70
cast any reflections on the rest Of your wesrs-
blss by clinsing to an ANTICIPATED tile II might
ns well De ten Year, ~ one season Old
We make . point on price. Nobody
objects to paying all the hest worth
Its when you come to tuck on . dollar
or two to uphold the dignity Of sonebodyS
name and reputation that it becomes farcs
Wen none Of H. We don't PUT premium 90
duty. That's what the excess you pay 10
others amounts to. All the QUALITY THAT
CAN BE in q HAT is IN oURs-that's al
All the popular shsres In DERBYs. SILK
HATS, CRUsHEs and the BOYS AND chill
pRENs NOVELTIES. You can try them o.
and see for yourselves which you look hest In
color and shape. Don't lose sight Of the dollar
OF two you're in" with ua
SAks AND COMPANY.
Head DresssnQs."
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
IL STREET.
CUBE. FLowEn FAcrs
EASTER LILIES are now at their hest.
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REMNANTS. REMNANTS.

Remnant Sale continued until every odd piece Of
Furniture. Remnant Of Carpet. Remnant Of Cphol-
stery Goods odd pairs Of Lace Curtains and Porteres.
&C., are closed out. Many new Remnants added to
the list below Don't fail to take advantage OF this
opportunity. They must be closed out regardless Of
cost to make room for new spring goods.
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PERRrs.

NINTH AND THE AVENUE"
Established lS4o. Telephone oo5
"a record TO back Eve unsr,r
us) prompt rhsn
It'll caiied)
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SPECIAL BARGAINS In LAcKs
Two ITEMS In Norross.

Another immense quantity Of those ex-
celent Tooth Brushes at loo. each.
Gin. bars Of Glycerine Soap. Six bars for25c.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-07
North Carolina Women at the Worlds
Fair,

The lady managers appointed TO col
lect specimens of work of the women of
North Carolina, for exhibition at the
Exposition, to be held in Chicago, de-
sire TO be placed in communication
with experts in all lines of woman's
work, both usual and unusual, and in
vite correspondence and suggestions
on all subjects pertaining TO the work
they have in hard. For the better
prosecution Of this work they have ar
ranged into the following divisions.
The name and address of the lady
manager in charge is given with each
division, so correspondence on the va
rions subjects can be addressed to the
ladies in charge, and thus expedite
work: Division 4, Colonial display,
curios, ancient and modern, Mrs.
George w. Kidder, Wilmington. Di-
vision Il, drawing, paintings, etching,
crayon work, pottery and home deco
rations, wood carvings, sculpture, &c.
Mrs. Charles Price, Salisbury. Divis-
ion {, needlework, taxidermy, leather
work, fish scale work, &c, Miss Stella
Divine, Wilmington. Division u.
press work, literature. inventors and
inventions, statistics, &c Mrs. Robert
X. Gotten, Falkland. The competi-
tioh at Chicago will be both national
and international, and the standard Of
excellence very high. Consequently
the lady managers urge upon the
women of the State TO endeavor on
this occasion to excel any former ef
forts in their respective lines of work.
The chairman of the committee, Mrs.
Robert II. Gotten, will take pleasure in
replying TO inquiries on any subject
not mentioned in the above classifica-
tiOn, which relate to the subject.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-07
Personal.

w. w. Fuller, Esq, of Durham is
here.
Mr.. John Il. Kenney left yesterday
for Charleston.
Capt. V. +. McBee is to be made
general manager Of the Georgia Gen.
trial railway.
Mrs. Pal Vaughan leaves for Ashe-
vile this evening 10 join her husband;
they will m AXE it their future home.
BY reason of an attack of bronchitis
Hon. \. NJ. Waddell will not be able
to deliver the oration at the laying Of
the corner stone Of New Hanover's
new court house next Wednesday.
Among yesterdays arrival at the
Yarboro were: J. A. Vance, Frank
linton; X. L. Hughes, Oxford; Paul
Il. Means, Concord; F. S. Spruill.
Louisburg; L. a. Young, Southern
Pines; W. a. Guthrie, Durham;
George T. Winston Chapel Hill; Will
liam \. Johnston, Clinton; Marion
Butler, Clinton; B. X. Moore, Will
mington; \ ;, Nichols, Charlotte, ID.
K. Davis, beaufort; Harry Skinner,
Greensville; Charles +. Warren,
Washington: John f.. Woodard, VIII
son; w. Z. Roberts. Gates county;
l.. Grimm, J. f.. Taylor, Carthage.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-07
WISE-SKINNER.
The Herald Prints the Story of Sem
satiOnal Social Quarrel.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
New YORK, April 6.-The Herald
this morning prints sensational article
purporting to give the history of a
quarrel between the families of John
S. Wise and Col. W. F. Skinner. of
Virginia. The story is that Mrs.
Wise spoke disparagingly Of Miss,
Belle Green, granddaughter of Col.
Skinner, when requested to invite
Miss Green to series of dances given
by Mrs. Wise's set. Miss Green in
formed Col. Skinner, who called on
John S. Wise in New York, and not
receiving satisfactory explanation,
he wrote Mrs. Wise, suggesting that
she set Miss Green right and apologize.
This seems to place the matter in such
light that if Mrs. Wise does not
apologize, the affair may be settled be-
tween John S. Wise and Col. Skinner
Col. Skinner is Southern gentleman
OF culture and distinction. When a
young man he was an attache of the
United States legation in Paris in the
time of Louise Philippe. He had
since travelled the world over, fought
duels and held professorship at Lex
ington university. Since reaching old
age his chief joy is the love of his
granddaug ghter, Miss Green.
The Southern colony is much agi.
tated by the Wise-Green feud. Mr..
is. Wise said that he felt the inva.
sion of his home deeply. He, of course,
would not fight duel if challenged.
He had fought all the duels he intend
ed to. Mrs. Wise had never said any.
thing against Miss Green. If Miss
Green was excluded from a social
function, it was because some members
of the dancing class objected, privi
lege which was always allowed tc
those getting up such an affair.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-07
Winners on the Turf.

By Telegraph to the state Chronicle.
GLOUCESTER, n. J.. April g.
First race, Z furlongs: Ketchum first
Vosburg second, Issaquena third; time
1888.
Second race, 81 furlongs: Bonnelle
(colt) first, Dillon J. second, Jerry
Mccarthy third; time 46k.
Third race, mile: lillian first.
Gardner second, Skeeze Gei5ter third
time 1:4Sk.
Fourth race, 81 furlongs: Hemet
first, Owen Golden second, Little Ad-
dse third; time :223.
Fifth race, ) furlcngs: Penzance
first, John Atwood second, A. O. Fl.
third; time LOAF.
Sixth race, Z furlongs: Boyle
Rhodes first, Richard Fox second
Acquasco third; time 1929.
GUTTgNBURG, n. j., April g.
First race, . turlongs: Uncertainty
first, Moonstone second; Lithbert
third; time 1:03.
Second race, furlongs. Strate-
gem first, Bob Arthur, second, Nc.
Keever third; time LOS.
Third race, furlongs: Whitehead
first. Eleanor second, Pisa (colt) third;
time 50:k.
Fourth race, G. furlongs: Lorenzo
first Rambler second; Miss Belle
third; time 1.212.
Fifth race, l mile: Rice first, John
Hecey second, Ely third; time l:5O.
Sixth race, furlongs: Innovation
first, Sandstone 2, Forest King 3; time
1.314.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-07
"CAPTAIN" HATFIELD.
The Notorious Kentucky Murderer
and Outlaw Killed.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, April GA Louisa,
KY, dispatch to the Eorh saws tha,
captain" Hatfield, the notorious
leader of the Hatfield gang. whose
record of murders is probably second
to none in this or any other civilized
country, has come to grief and is now
a member of what is generally spoken
of as the "Great majority. Raftsmen
from the head of Tug'o of the BIG
Sandy river have brought the news
that while engaged in same oi cards
at the Captains home in the noun
talns OF Logan county, West Virginia,
with some OF his boon companions, the
"Captaln," being big winner. was
accused of cheating. This brought on
row and brought out pistols. The
firing was promiscuous. but the Cap
tain" was inally "laid low" by two
bullets in the heart, by two men who
had sworn eternal friendship. One OF
Hatfield's brothers was among The
card players, but which one it is I'M
possible to learn. No arrests have
been made as yet.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-07
Mai. Warner Assaulted.
BY Telegraph TO the State Chronicle.

by Telegraph TO the State Chronicle.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 6.-Maj.
VIM. Warner, ex-Congressman and
ex commander in chief of the G.. A.
K, and possibly candidate for the Vice
Presidency of the United States, was
violently assaulted last evening on the
streets. While walking past the juno
ton with party of friends he spoke
about the election and made the re-
mark that any man who would dis
franchise voter was as vile as man
could be. He had no sooner uttered
the words than young man named
Gentry stepped up TO him and struck
him twice in the face with his clinched
fist, almost KIN ocking him down.
The state chronicle., 1892-04-07
THE RESULT UNCERTAIN.
THE VOTE IN RHODE ISLAND
VERY CLOSE.
Legislature Probably Republican,
Wardwell, Democrat, Leading
for Governor.


By Telegraph to the State Chronicle
Providence, R. l., April 6 6-Nine
districts give Brown 976; Wardwell
912, Republican gain. Democrats
lose one assemblyman in North Smith.
field. West Greenwich goes Demo.
cratic. Republicans lose two assem-.
blymen.
Democrats gain assemblymen in
Foster, Republican stronghold. Ten
districts give Wardwell 1907; Brown
1865.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 6.-Dem
ocrats shave gained six assemblymen
thus far. Twenty-one election dis
tricts give Brown, Republican, fo1
Governor, 3,579; Wardwell, Demo
crat- 2,635. Twenty-Five towns and
districts, gives Brown 6.4S3. Ward
well 6,332.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April c.
Forty-four districts give Brown, Re
publican, 1892; Wardwell, Democrat
$3.50. The Democrats lose three
assemblymen from Cumberland.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 6.-Fift7
towns and districts give Brown IL, ,91S
Wardell 1884. This is about hal
OF the entire vote. Sixteen district
in Providence heard from: Brown
6,242, Wardwell 1921.
Newport is probably Democratic en-
tirely.
Warwick: Lapham Republican, 81;
majority.
Woonsocket, wards l and 2: Brown
l35 majority-Republican gain of 80
harrington: Republican assembly
man elected; Brown SO majority.
Providence, ward 2: Brown 40(
maj ajority-Republican gain of 172.
PROVIDENCE, April 6.-The return
are about half in. The legislature i
probably Republican, although it viii
take the official returns to decide th
exact figures.