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Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic is perfect
Malsrial Liver Tonic and Blood Purifier. Re-
moves Biliousness without purging. As pleas
ant as Lemon Syrup. 1t is as large as any
dollar tonic and retails for so cents- To get
the GENUINE ask for GROVES.
For sale by CHARLES G. LENNON.
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re,ter Salr-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, Incl
deat To these diseases, is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain S Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. 1t
Is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands chilblains. frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box.
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AUCTION SALES.
By o'Neal & Lunt, Auctioneers.

- ~ SNtAs. ouotiOHcciS'
A DEMONSTRATORS SALEOF yALUA.
"A BILE PERSONAL PROPERTY. as ad
mnistrator of the estate OF Louise Herbner,
deceased, l will sell atpublic auction on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th day of June, 1897, at 10
o'clock a. m at the corner of King and Fair
fax streets, the following property HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, con-
sisting Of Beds, Bedsteads. Mattresses. Bu-
reaus, Stands, ana Sofas, also Gold Watch
and Chain.
Terms-Cssh.
je5 ct WM. II SMITH, Admir-.
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ELY RROTHERS,
Sc Warren Street, Now York (

So Warren Street, Now York City.
Elys Cream Balm has completely cured me
of cstarrh when everything else failed. Many
acquaintsnces have used it with excellent re-
suits.-Alfred w. Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio.
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By r. F. Knox, Auctioneer.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for the
county of Aexandris, Virginia, rendered in
the chancery cause of Wm. Byeard against
Cary Goings ct ais the undersigned, special
commissioner of SALE will offer for sale at pub
lie auction OH
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no Cnre a cold in One Day

Take Laxstive Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money If 1t fails to
aurs. 25 cents. Sold By CHARLES q. LENNON
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II Will Surprise You.

In order to prove the great merit Of Ely's
Cream Balm the most effective cure for Ca
tarrt and Cold in Head, your druggist will
supply generous 10 cent trial size or VIC
will mail for 10 cents Full size SO cents
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HOME-SEEk ERS.
Over 200 lots, average size 5Ox12O feet,
about II villa sites, containing from I TO 3 I,
acres OF ground. The lots will be sold sipgly
and grouped in solid blocks, fronting on
graded streets and avenues
The great Washington Southern Railway
runs within few hundred yards, while the
Washington Alexandria snd Mount Vernon
Electric Railway passes through this proper
ty; has station therein, and trains to and
from Washington city stop there day and
night
EASY OF EsS-BEAUrIFUL
SCENFBY.
This property must he sold Look out FIR
bargains Terms very easy. One.tifth cash
at the time Of sale; the remainder in pay
ments to suit G. tending over Is months.
Remember, June 18th. 1897 on the prem.
ses, if fair. otherwise at the office Of the CON-
pany, No. PIG Ring street, Alexandria. Va,
at the same hour. Under q circular of the
board of directors stock holders may transfer,
prior to the dsy of SALE four. ffths in stock.
and one ff' in cssh for lots or one half in
stock and one half in cash for villa sites By
order of the BOARD of directors
Z. F. KNOX, Secretary.
North West Alexandria Improvement Co.
2l6 King Street. Alexandria, Va.
mv0Qtd
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StTrRD w.

commissioner of sale, will offer for sale at pub.
lie auction on
StTuRDlY.
June the 18th, 1897, ut , o'clock D. m.
in front Of the premises, the following de-
scrbed property, to wit:
ALL THAT LOT OR TRACT OF LAND
in the county of Alexandria, Virginia. about
2 miles west from the city of Alexandria,
Va. situated on the north side of the Alexsn-
dria and Leesburg road, adjoining and east of
the land of Capt Ennis, deceased, aid bound
ed as follows 10 wit: Beginning at fence
post at the southeast corner of the lard of
Ennis deceased, and in the north line of the
alexandria and Leesburg road and running
thence with the east line of said Ennis n
g f. GAP 2-1O feet to a stake and stones
thence with the land of the said Ennis S. 69l2o
E. 252 3-1O feet to a stake ard stones ut the
northwest corner of the land of Goings
thence with the west line of said Gongs s.
80 w. $50 5-1O feet to a stake in the said
north line Of the Alexandria and Leesburg
roa1 9once with the north line of the said
road n. 81 W. - At y 10 feet In the bapin-
ning containing three and onu-a..-1 t2isl
acres
Terms of Sale: One-half of the purchase
money in cash and residue in two equal pay
ments (6) and twelve 12l months from the
day of sale, deferred payments to bear inter-
est at six per cent. per annum, evidenced by
bonds of the purchaser, and title to be retain
ed until purchase money is paid in full. All
conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
DOUGLASS STUART,
Special Commissioner
hereby certify that Douglass Stuart the
special commissioner of sale in the above
cause, has entered into bond in the sum of
one Thousand dol lars with approved security
as required by the decree Of sale above
mentioned
Teste: HI. YOUNG, Clerk.
my21 IS By b. d. YOUNG, d. G.
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DR.. Cady's Condition Powders, are
Just what 4 horse needs when in bad
condition Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifugc They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price 25
cents per package.
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CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, &c.
FIY B DOLLARS

Will buy you serviceable stylish Cashmere
Suit from any one Of six different tterDs
You Will be surprised at the good value dis
played as they arc guaranteed free from
shoddy and fast colors.
Our line of 81 so and $40 suits comprises
all the various styles sDd shades Of Scotch
Cheviot plaids and overp'a aids, equal in quail
ty and finish to regular So and S1S grades
elsewhere. A pair Of the Harris Wire Buckle
Susponders given with every Suit.
large stock of Gents Fancy Shirts, Un-
derwear and Neckwear at the low, st possible
prices.
A complete line of Samples from which we
will make you suit to your measure from
$12 up.
All goods are marked in plain figures. One
Price to all
Remember we refund the money for any
purchase if desired.
A Useful Leather Purse given to each pur.
chaser
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Alexandria 4azettf.
TERMS: :

PUBLIsHED DAILY AND TRr-wEEKLY AT
Building. $40 Il BIZ Prince st
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NED!CINaL


AT nfSS tnouSnt
; it seems impossi-
bic that any hu-
man being should
wilhullv embrace
death. Yet thou
sands of women
q ally court the
'gri m vi S age d
monster. So N c
do SO through ig-
'norance and others
hvOuUh wiih1l
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Souvenir
China.

We have just imported a
large stock OF Souvenir China
with views of the Carlisle
House" and Marshall House"
faithfully reproduced. The line
embraces a fine assortment OF
shapes and the prices range
from 1oc to 75c each. Parties
desiring a souvenir of our old
city can find nothing prettier
or cheaper for the purpose.
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ALEXANDRIA VA. THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE TO- 1897
FOR SALE OR RENT.

CTORE, DWELLING. STABLE AND
LARGE ICE BOX ior rent at southwest cor
nor Queen and P:tt stroetS. apply on the
premises ~ b.
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~ REAT PE8EMPToRY AUCTION SALE
Lots and Villa Sites

IN NORTH WEST ALEXANDRIA,
Known as Braddocl> Heights, Alexandria
county, Virginia.
ON JUNE 18th, 1897. at 5 O'CLOCK p. M.
A BARE OPPORTUNITY
is OFFERED TO SPECULATORS AND
HOME-SEEkERS
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FoR Sale.
A desirable GROCERY IND LIQUOR
STAND. Well located Store and Dwelling.
Stock and Fixtures at a bargain If sold now.
Apply at once to
ROBEET ELLIOTT,
Peal Estate agent, 523 King Street.
mro0 1mk
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DRY GOODS.
We Mention Below
Some of Our
EXTRAORDINARY and UNEQUALED
BARGAINS.
-:O:-
While the Prices May Appear Ride
ulOuS, You'll Find the Values
BOuntiful.

Great Reduction in all of our Summer
Goods, such as Lawns, Ginghams and all other
Wash goods of which We quote you few
prices:
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William Mitchell. . HcGro PuEiIist. the Victim
or . Newark Raloon Keeper.

William Mitchell. . HeGro PuEilist, the Victim
or . Newark aalosn Keeper.
William Mitchell. q negro pugilist who went to
Newark from Butte, Mon. last fall to DO trained
by Charley Norton, was shot and probably NOR
tally hurt last night by Emil b. Koenig, q
saloon keeper Of % Ward street, Newark. Tho
shooting occurred In Koenig's saloon. Koenig
was arrested u few minutes later and identified
by the wounded man. He admitted the shoot
ing, but denied 1t later at Police Headquarters.
Mitohel's story Is that he owed Koenig, whose
saloon Is opposite Mitohells boarding house.
about es for beer. and while he was sitting on
the front stoop last night Koenig Jane out OF
the saloon and called him over. As soon as no
entered the, place. Mitchell says, .Koenig went
directly at his head. Mitchell jumped at him,
he says, and struck down tho weapon just as It
went OH. He was so close that the powder
burned his shirt and tho ball lodged In his left
lung. There were no others in the saloon except
MITCHELL. Koenig, and Koenig's wife. A white
man and q negro ran in and saw MTs. Koenig
searched the place. but could not find tho
Mitchell was taken to st. Michael's Hospital,
where the doctors said last night that he had o
chance for his life. When Koonig was brought
before Mitchell last night the latter said: "1
don't want to make any complaint against him.
All ] want Is q chance ct him with the Same
gun. "Im willing to ait In the chair for killing
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RELIC OF 81. PAUL EXPOSED.
Exhibited in . RrookIyn Church on the Saints
Feast nay.

Exhibited in . Brookiyn Church On the Saints
Feast Nay.
st. Paul's feast day was celebrated yester~
day in st. Paul's Catholic Church In Court
street, Brooklyn, and ut tho close of o solemn
mass tho relic Of st. Paul, brought by the rec
tor. Father w. J. Hill, with him on his return
from Romo q few months ago, was exposed for
the frss time. The relic Ia tho portion Of o
bone Of st. Paul. which was presented to Father
Hin by Biahop Cesar Boocarara of the diocese
Of Marina, Italy. and L. accompanied with an
authenticating document signed BY tho Bishop
and bearing tho seal of the diocese. 1t rests In
a metallic case about an inch long and half an
inch wide, with q glass front, The case Is in.
closed in q reliquary Of sterling silver, gold
plated. and -octagonl In shape. There 10 an
opening in front through which the relic can
DO seen. Around the opening arc opals, emer-
aids, pearls and q large ruby. which were pre-
ish. On the other panels are an open book and
q sword, emblems Of st. Paul. A silver cover
surmounts the gothic top Of the reliquary.
At the close Of the mass o procession was
carrying their society banners. the boys with
lighted candles, and tho sanctuary boys in sur
plices and oassocks. The olergymen Of the par
ish followed, Father Hill bearing the reliquary.
The procession moved through the three aisles
and back to the altar, on which the relic was
Tho relic. will BIO exposed between. 8 and o
o'clock each night. It will not be left over
night in the church, but carried to the rectory
for safe ksepins; People have come from near
the relic, but this permission has not and viii
not be granted. Father Hill said that the relic
is intended merely as an aid to devotion.
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Fifth Race-Purse $3.50; handicap for three-year-
Ids and upward; one mile and q fuTlonR:


CHICAGO. Juno 3o.-Yours Truly, the second choice
In the bettinS In the nrst race at Shenield to-day, ran
ak furlongs in lash. thereby clipping q quarter OF
a second on the Indiana State record. Summary:
o {. saf 8 Eon; coI. fg Hs~if' io x0 Taopi TIuly 20 20 Sars y.
ond; Tony Honins. 30 tDonaldson,. is to /. third.
Time. l:lSh.
Second Race-Five furlongs.-Elsie Bramble, lGJ
"a. Clay, 0 20 8; won; Ideal Beau. Jos &c. sloan. y
70 J. second; Hosi. los C~Caywood). 4 to !. third.
Time, 1:o19.
Third Race-six acknowledgements. 1ol a.
Barrctt), 3 to 2, won; Chenille. % Gray. 3 to 5,
second; jog Aancini. l04 (Donaldson), 80 to /. ( third.
Time, 1872.
Fourth Race-one ~mile.-outEo, 1os IT. McHugh),
0 to /. won; Foreseen, lO2 IL. Srottl, 8 to l. second:
sunny, lO1 A. Barrett), d to !. third. Time. l:43.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs.-Iittlt Ocean, OF Dorsey,
10 TO !. won; uessviile. % Donaldson). 10 TO l. sec.
ond; Vitrola, esA9 a. Barrettl, B to 1. third. Time.
l:l42A.
Sixth R1ee.short course. about IL miles, steeple-
c~hase.-Repeater. l%3 (Eggersorl. even money, wont
Folly. 1874 &c, Johnson). 1 TO !, second Del Coronado,
l32 Jacksonl, B 10 l. third. Time, 2:42la.
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roo1rTs sons 70 vnrnrUnr1.



WARRINGTON. June 8o.-The President to-day
sont the following nominations to the Senate,
Francis .. Loomis Of Ohio, to BE- Envoy Extr.ord,.
nary and Minister Pienipotsnnary OF the United
States 10 venezueia.
c~onsuls-Henry Bordewioh OF Minnesota, a. Chris-
asnia. Norway, John O. Caldwell OF Kansas, At San
SSse' So.,a RiSs; Philip o; Hanna Of Iowa, at Trini.
Bremen; Germany; Joseph J. stevens OF Indians, al
John n. Thomas Of Illinoia, to be Judge OF un,t,d
btntse courts in the Indian Territory.
sohn hussell Young OF Pennsylvania. 70 be Libra
Ernard X. Green. District of Columbia. TO he supsr.
intendent Of the Library Building and Grounds.
Got Henry q Merriam, Seventh Infantry. to be
Thomas J. Yandeil Of Kentucky, TO be Collector n,
internal Revenue Of the Second district of Kentucky.
John W. Yorkea OF Kentucky, to be Collector Of In
'ernai hevenuo OF the Eighth district OF Kentucky.
John II. Thomas Of Illinois served in the Fifty
nrst Congress with Mckinley. He was a mem
Der OF the Committee ON Naval Affairs and q
PROMINENT applicant for appointment as Socre-
tary, OF the Navy under tho Harrison Admins
tration; The office TO which he is nominated Is
an additional judgeship created by the last Con.
Francis p. Loomis 10 q former Washington
correspondent Of Ohio newspapers. He waa
Consul to st, Etienno. France. under the Harri.
son Administration and afterward was con-
nected with Cincinnati newspapers. He was In
Canton during tho last Presidential campaign,
ana o few months ago married the laughter OF
the militonaire manufacturer. p. b. Most OF
Springfield, o.
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Inspector nrookn Raids o Fistio show ana
Makes night Arrents.
Acting Inspector Brooks, with tho assistance
Of Police Captain Ebert o. Smith Of tho Twen-
tyseoond street station house and thirty police
men, raided tho boxing show at Nilsson Hall on
East Fifteenth street last night and captured
eight prisoners. 1t was the opening show Of tho
Nilsson Athletic Club. About 800 sports pa
troniEed the show.
Three ten-round goes were arranged, but at
the last moment tho bouts were cut to four
rounds each with no decisions. The frst pair
introduced were Tom Carey, who recently fought
Steve 0'Donnell, and Nick Burnley, the
ts%sfy 70 suit the crowd. Johnny S1s9Ss eun sSS
a. S;ab hr9 mll and Harry APPEL Of New York,
Fey w wslse quite % seisnt hmm snd T aSsir 1saie UWs aos:
~ ssi %S! ssssSf ana sasn t Tsf sports asEs sSs fsssth gdh' Z S SssS
p,When The final pair. Kid Thompson and
hilly wS ,II local eantHms, toed The mark
.SF m ahe Il Tln np. lrs sSs'f aid dd% so. and Yrs Sifor them sSe
frst round Thompson's nose was bleeding,
t thsr SECOND pPdv round nnniS Yves 2 alsS spirited m;nst and in the
Thompson taIS datpi Sis " opponent %ltH With Sn1 his " ioft,
sending him clean against the ropes,
the referee. DAILY. announcer, tlmekoeper. sec.
onds, and the two principals under arrest.
tion So sns thaS RsTe there there 1 namen and a. address, tas sta,
as follows:
William Kinally, age sc. steamntter. married, of
600 East sixteenth street. referee, Edward G. Stone,
ego 80. lawyer. angle, of a66 West labth street; John
f so,. Dunn R,li nss SO; ''i Sssn u,a %s5.tsd; y. baI s.
single, undertaker's assistant, Of las Ave.
rs. colored, pugiiist. single, Of sSs West forty.cisSttSS
street; Joseph Thompson. age 10. newsdealer. single.
OF lA5 Sullivan street. Now York; william Wallace,
age 10. bricklayer. Of b07 East Thirteeeth street;
Cspt. James DAILY. age ~. stonecutter. Of EOS Avenue
c, New York.
H. 1900 81. - -
They will be arraigned this morning at York
willie Police Court before Magistrate Job Hedges.
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winners Mt Highland Park.

DETROIT, June 30.-Although the results do not
show Il the talent Jared well at Highland Park to-
day. Summarizes:
FIRST Raoe-Four and a half furIonss,-MaA Angelina.
l05 turner, s to 8, won; Katie H., los (Sheedy). 4
10 o.. second; Flying BeSS, 100 lDyment), 8 to l. third.
Time, 0:b7.
Second Racs-one mile Cecil, lo2 (wallerl. . to l,
won; Traveller. 90 Cassidy }, 4 TO l, second; Naughty
Girl. 81 Youngl. q to l. third. Time. l:4bto.
Third Race-Fivs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. es Hig-
gina, y to l. won; Pearl, i05 IN. Turner. 8 to 5, SEQ
ond; Jim Armstrong. % q. Jsckson). sto l.. / third.
Time. l:03a.
Fourth Race-S!I furlongs.-Lucy Belle, l07 wv.
Jones), . TO . and out. won; Miss Francis, i0B
(Walkerl. s to l, second Inca, 80 N. Turner. 8 TO l,
third, Time, lil75.
Fifth Race-slI furlones.-Daisy Maree. % New
COM. q TO /, won; Garnet Beach, % Cassidy, 10 to
!. second Tit for Tat, LOT ~(Cashen), 4 toll. third.
Time. 1;l6st.
Sixth kaoe-F1ve aud a half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
lo2 u. ~Jackson). I2 to I, won; Alvin W., R5 (P.
CampbeilJ. even and out. second; Pisa, l05 Craylor),
10 to IL. third. Time, l:lola.
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HESS
women's international Tournament Reaonns
the Fourteenth Round.


LONDON, June 30.-The thirteenth round Of
the International women's chess tournament
was played in this city this afternoon. Tho re-
suits follow: a
ForbesAsharpe beat Stevenson In q Centre Counter
Gambit after twenty. eight moves. ~
Gambit declined-was left unfinished.
Watson beat Gooding in aP-o4 opening after forty.
eight moves. %
Field and HertEsch drew q Scotch Gambit afte9
forty. 70 u- moves.
,Tforoid beat Eschwege in q Four Knights game
aftTr forty.three moves.
Fox beat Muller Hartung in q Centre asmbit after
nifty moves.
Worrall beat Bonnefin in q Dutch game after nftv
moves.
Nudge beat Pagan in aGiuooo Piano after forty-oas
moves.
Barry beat Finn BY default.
At the evening meeting the fourteenth round
was played. the results being as follows:
Field beat Stevenson In . Three Knights game after
thirty moves.
The game between Forbes-sharpe and Thomns-a
Kings knights Gambit-was adjourned.
Cooling and sydney drew a siciiian defence after
forty.three moves. r.
Hooke beat Watson in q French defence sfter forty
six moves.
Hertrsch beat Eschwege In q Two Knights defenao
after twenty-nine moves.
The game between Fox and Thorold-a Centra
Muller. Il artung and worrall drew an Irregular
Opening after forty nine moves.
Bonnenn and Rudge drew q Ruy Lopez after foEy.
four moves. 49,
Pagan won from Finn by default. 1855.
Barry won against De Ia Vlgne by default.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-01
JAMES SUCCEEDS ELLIS Fl. ROBERTS.
r. l.. James'S Con PF0sident or the RPanklin
Bank-Bank or North America's Changes.

T. L. James's Bon RFosident or the Franklin
Bank-Bank or North AmeFioa's ChhnEeA-
Charles F. James has been chosen to succeed
Ellis H. Roberts as President of the franklin
National Bank. Mr.. James, who Is q son Of
former Postmaster General Thomas L. James.
President of the Lincoln National Bank, was
one of tho organizers Of the Franklin Bank.
and has been It's ,Vice.President and cashier.
dent to succeed Mr.. James, and John H Van
Deventer becomes cashier.
The directors OF the National Bank Of North
America have created the office of Vice-Presi-
dent. and promoted TO Il Alvah Trowbridge,
Jr. formerly cashier of the Third National Bank,
now in liquidation, has been elected cashier.
Mr.. Trowbridge has been In the banking bust
enteen years has been cashier Of the Bank Of
North America
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CennFmntlonn.

WAsHNoToN. Juno 9o.-Theso nominations
were confirmed to-day:
Consuls G~enersl-ohurch Howe Of Nebraska %
Apia' John p. Bray of North Dakota n Melbourne,
Hugo ponzsimann of wyomins ~ Prague.
Clarence W. Ide. United States Marshal for wash-
ington.
willie, Cal.
William Ryan and Thomas A. Davis Of idaho and
George A. Black Of Washington. Land Grant Commits.
sioners for Cuur d'Alene district, Idaho.
John RUSSELL Young of Pennsylvania, Librarian Of
Congress.
Bernard r. Green. Superintendent OF Library Of
congress.
Various Poatmester.. also promotions in the Marine
Corps, including Charles L. ncCawley TO bo Assistant
Quartermsster and Captain.
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LABOR TRUST METHODS.
Applicants for Membership in Unions Shat Out
and Treated ~ Noa.Union Baen.

Applicants for Membership in Unions Shut Out
and Treated ~ SGcn.
A revolt has arisen among some Of the unions
in the Central Labor Union against tho charging
Of restrictive initiation fees by labor unions in
order to discourage new applicants for member
ship. Several cases lave boon reported recently
whore men who have always worked for union
wages have been unable to get into unions. and
against whom strikes were ordered whenever
they got work. In some Of tho cases the initia-
tion was 30 high that they could not pay Il, and
In other cases the applicants, wore told that the
books of the union were closed. The matter
came up at this weeks session of the miscella-
neous section of tho Central Labor Union. Sow
SrsI delegetes saia hat such msth9as OF creating
decided that there was nothing In the c~onstitu-
ton of the c. l. y. to prevent such methods.
provision into the constitution Of the G. L. U.
which will prevent the arbitrary exclusion Of
persons from membership in unions connected
with that body.