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BASKET DEPARTMENT.

Lined Work Basket. Regular price So,
Remnant price 1jc.
Lined Work Baskets Regular price az.
Remnant price 81
! Lined Work Basket. Regular Price
Sl75. Remnant price 75c.
DAMAGED BASKETS
/ Rope Waste Basket. Regular price
$3.50. Remnant price 81.
1 Rope Waste Basket Regular price
&l.50. Remnant price 75c.
Waste Baskets on stands. Regular price
81 80. Remnant price 15c
i aste Basket on stand. Regular price
Sl.15. Remnant price 50c.
/ Waste Basket stand Regular price
Soc. Remnant price 3Jc.
Waste Basket Oh stand. Regular price
7oc. Remnant price 2oc.
Waste Baskets on stands Regular price
35c. Remnant price 20c. each.
Waste Baskets on stands. Regular price
37Hc. Remnant price 15c. each.
Luncheon Bias ets Regular price 25c
Remnant price 10c. each.
japanese Baskets. Regular price lOc.
Remnant price &c. each
Wall Pocket. Regular price 25c. Rem.
nant price 15c.
(Second floor, first annex.)
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BED Wear

2 pairs Fine Hemstitched Linen Sheets.
Remnant price $3.50 pair.
pairs Hsmstitched Linen Pillow Cases.
Size 22<x36 in. Remnant price 81 pair.
10 pairs Corded Lawn Pillow shams
Remnant price Soc pair.
Several pairs soiled Muslin Sheets. for dou-
bic and single beds. at low remnant pricea
(Second floor, 18th ct. building)
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Dry q GODS.
ANDRoscoGGIN BLEACHEp COTTON, Sc.
YAhD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON, 90.
FEATHERPROOF TICKING, 15c
WOOL PLAlDS. A. in. wide, SOC.
one case REMNANTS CALICO, hight and dark, &c.
Full line LADIE, OA1S.
AsiRAGHAN APES. 81. 90 and 81
ZiLONIIE COLLARS, 15c.; UFFS 500
BLANkETs. he'd White and Gray.
COMFORTS in all styles and prices
I1LLOW CASE COTTON, &c.
BLACK anu COL0hED HENRIETTA. ysrd v,de
25c.
ShAWI.S in great variety and prices.
Large line OF RI GS from toe up.
BOYS WAISTS and KNEE PANTS
BOhTREE'S DUPLEX CORSi rs, al
Ladies and Children's UNDERWEAR
FIRE NCH MOEtN COksETS, SOC,
NUESING CORSE1S. 81.
ChilGreu's ALL-wOOL led SHIRTS, CSC.
I. b 1owNER 4 son.
MO 1916 At. ST. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-20

Postmaster General Wanamaker did not at-
tsnd the Washington Musical Club concert last
night and hear the '.Kreutzer Sonata"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-20

The Mckinley bill doesn't make United
States senasorship come any higher, except to
. republican
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LOOK Ar FRrnAY AND SATURDAYS
BARGAINS
". A PIERCE CO.'S
Successor to Z q. Davis.
7ls Market spsca.
Corner 9Th sI
A CLUSTER OF MARX powNs.~

A CLUSTER OF MARX powNa"
The special MARX Down" sales that ~ have
had every day this week have proven such ex.
traordinary success aud have attracted 10 many
buyers that we have concluded to give for FRI
day and saturday instead Of one spertal item
acluster Of MARK Down" bargains. That these
bargains genuine and not mere advertise
ments you will readily see upon examination
Of the goods advertised.
Office.
We invite you to call in and examine these
special "MArk Down" bargains whether you
want to purchase or not, so tina you can sse
with your own eyes that this house only sdvsr-
tises "Honest Bargains."
Van Dyke Point Psssementeriss. 4 TO II
inches deep, in
MYRTLE GREEN. NAVY BLUE.
BLACK. SEAL BROWN.
MARINE. HUNTERS GREEN
This lot Of Passementeries are regular "a and
90 goods that were reduced to 81 last week
We have added another lot to them and Will
close them all out Friday and Saturday ct the
ridiculous price of 81. 90 per yard.
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III H9
II Sxa
III Sx2
CENTS PER YARD

FOR No II 2<-INcH. WIDE DOUBLE FACE SATIN
RIBBON. WARRANTED PURE SILK IN ALL
ooLoRs: WORTH JUST DOUBLE THE PRICE.
THE BON NARcHE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-20
LADIES MrR1so UsDERwrAH DE-.
BoYy CLOTHING DEpARrnEsr.


8 Blue Flannel Mothers Friend" Shirt
Waists. Sizes q. z and yesrs Regular
price S1.25. Remnant price 81.
8 sterling Blue Flannel Blouse Waists.
Sizes 8, IL and IL years. Regular price
also. Remnant price s1.25.
2dray Striped Cheviot suits Sizes 4 and
years. Regular price $3.50 Remnant
price $3.50.
2Gray and Blue Plaid Cheviot Suits. Sizes
7and IL years. Regular price %. Rem.
nant price %.
2pairs Blue and Brown Plaid Pants. Size
sysaraL Regular price 81. Remnant price
800.
z pairs Gray Striped Chsviot Pants. Sizes
and IL ysars Regular price q. Rem.
nanrprios 75c.
2psirs SIX Mixed Cashmere Pants. Sizes
IL and IL yesrA Regular price q. 80. Rem.
nant price q.
epaars Chsviot and Fancy worstsd Pan b.
Sizes 4. 8 and IL ysarA Regular prices
e2.25. ~ and ol76. Remnant price q.
7pairs Trieot, woEstsd and Fancy Cheviot
Pants. Sizes 8. q. 2 and ~ ysars. Rsgu-
h. prices "a 1925 snd a. Remnant price
else
tThird door. 1oth o. sxtsusioa.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-20

This ID The annual report incubation season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-20

The situation in New Hampshire is decidedly
interesting. with tendency to become more so
a. the day in January next for the meeting of
the legislature approaches. Two sets of addi-
tonal representatives are in contest. Class
town representation was abolished by the con-
stitutional amendment adopted in 1889 By
this mode OF electing representatives various
towns were grouped to form legislative dis
tricts. the towns taking turns in choosing the
member. The amendment provided that the
legislature should authorize towns having less
than 600 inhabitants to send q member for such
fraction Of the time as tn, population should
be Of 500. But the legislature took no such &C.
ton as the constitution proposed. The
people Of the thirty-fivs class or grouped
towns decided to elect representatives
on the old basis. Otherwise they would have
been entirely disfrsnchised. As the result Of
the November election twenty three democrats
and twelve republicans were chosen from those
class towns. The question now is: Are these
members members, or which Of them, il any?
The republicans contend that the legislature
by failing to act has DISTINGUISHED these towns,
and that it is for the house to say, after organ
ization, which Of the towns shall be repre-
sented in 1891, which in 1893, and SO forth, if
II uecloes 10 AUNT any 10 representation. But
TO this the democrats object that all Of these
towns should not be deprived Of representa-
ton, when everything is at stake, at the mo-
ment of organization. The republicans raise
q question upon the admission of members
chosen on the basis of increased representa-
ton as shown by the last census. The major
ity-twepty-seven out of the forty elected on
this basis-are republican, and the republicans
insist that they shall all be admitted at first
and assist in organization. The democrats
deny this right 1t is thus seen that the two
parties are at outs as to these two classes Of
towns. In the former the democrats, if they
are admitted, will have the advantage; in the
latter, the republicans. The republicans claim
that their representatives of increased popu-
lation for whose admission they contend ap-
pear for 60, 900 inhabitants, while the classed
town representatives represent only 1000 in
habitants As the republicans have the clerk
who makes UP the roll, the courts of law and
the present executive. and fair share Of the
facts and arguments, they would seem to start
in the race with odds IN their favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-20
CH1LDHENs AND Misses DEpAn1.

Misses Dark Green Beaver Cloth New.
market with cape. Size 16 years. Rem.
nant price o..
Misses Black Beaver Cloth Newmarket
with cuffs, collar aud front edged with As
trskhsn. Size 10 years Remnant prico
slO.
Misses Dark Striped Cloth Ulster.
double bressted and with small double
cape. size II years. Remnant price 81.
Masses Atwood Cloth Dress. Skirt Of
fancy striped cheviot, with full tucked waist
Of plain brosdcloth. Size IL years Rem
nant price $676
Child's Electric Blue Beaver Cloth
Coat, with cape. Size 4 years. Remnant
price e6.
! Child's Blue and Gray Striped Cloth
Coat, ulster shape. with small cape Size 8
years. Remnant price 50 so.
Crhird foor, 10th st. e,tension.)
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CORSET DEPARTMENT.

CORSET DEPARTMENT
Child's "Doubls We" Waist sightly
soiled Remnant price SOC.
8 pairs French"L c." Satteen CorsetA Size
21. Regular price 60 Remnant price
S2.25
pair &C. p" Venus No. 1 Corsets. slightly
soiled Regular price S325. Remnant
price 1925.
a ocond floor. 10Th st eYfansionN
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A JoB Lor Or CHATHAM.

In Ooze Calf, Russia Leather and Imitation
Seal, oxidized fnishings. we'll made and lined.
specially good thing for &c, but can have
your pick Of this lot for 49c each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-20
e. a T Z SSS I'm SIS
Esis Fl . I'd : EEE ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
STH STREET.

Red
Ticket
Day To-
morrow
which IL
going to
bring to our
store all
nomica and wake
full shoppers. We
have made clean and
deep cuts quantities
Of desirable merchandise
which have gotten low
enough to be called "odd
lots" 1t makes difference
to you whether there Ii one
piece or . hundred Of . lot of
goods IL that piece
should happen to suit you.
Small quantities Of line.
though, make . won-
derful difference to
US and for that
son We sell them
tomorrow ut
wonderful diff
ference from
their regu-
lar prices
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MEx,s Fuss1sHrses.

Mems Extrs-heavy White Shaker Flannel
Shirts and Drawers. Pembroke make.
shirts; sizes. one "a. one 40 and one AZ.
8 pairs Drawers; sizes, one 80 one "a. two
81 and two 40. Remnant price e. so each.
s pairs Mems Atwood White Drawers
Two size 81 and three size AZ. Slightly
soiled. Remnant price 81.
pair DR.. Warmers Fsll-weight Cancels
Hair Drawers for Men. Size 20. Remnant
price 75c.
3 pairs Mems Blsached Canton Flannel
Drawers. Pembroke make, slightly soiled.
Sizes one pair 3612e. one pair 42x29 and
one pair 46I29. Remnant price Soc
pairs Youths Menno Drawers, soilsd
Size 80. Remnant price 25c. pair.
First floor. FIRST snnex)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-20
APRON DEPARTMENT.

APRON DEPARTMENT
8 Children's Fine Null Aprons. hem
stitched waist. and skirt finished with mar
row Hamburg edge and henlngbone
Size years. Remnant price SOC. each.
Chiidren's nne India Linon Aprons.
waist trimmed in he'd embroidery and tucks
with fancy stitching. deep hem around bot.
tom ana broad ties.
Size years. Remnant price 81 each.
Second floor. 10th st. extension.)
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

Your kicking column OF the sth inst.
contained an article signed ''Progres-
siye," IN which the writer has an i'm
preston that the agent for the Lovett
block has violated a city ordinance and
built plank walk IN defiance of the
ordinance. | desire 10 say 10 ''Progres-
sive." through your valuable paper,
that ne is very much mistaken. ! re-
gret Progressive" did not inform HIM
self as 10 the situation and facts, before
ne censured our worthy marshal Tor
permitting the work 50 be done. The
marshal did his duty, and all be could
do under the circumstances. ! agree
with Progressive" as 10 the deslrabll-
ity of having stone walks, and no doubt
the time is not far distant when al our
business streets viii have them. The
Lovett block is owned by the widow
and four daughters OF the late Geo. 5.
Lovett. They expect 10 put down
stone walks, but were not prepared 10
do II this year. 1t will be an expensive
work. They propose next spring TO lay
a stone walk on the Canal-st. side OF
the building. GEO. W. ALLEN,
Agent for the Lovett heirs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
LOUISA MAY ALCOTF
saw Life Departing NisisIy freH the
Physical Form

Saws L4oh, We have not heard much
lately Of Rev. Joseph Cook, Boston E
pulpit pyrotechnlst. He burnt hs IN
hers badly IN letting OF treTork
against splrituAlisn. and be has been
nursing them ever since. Lately he
has occupied Henry Ward Beecher :
place. snt seems 10 have been INSPIRED
bv the surroundings. Al any rate, he
offered the following incidents, among
others, as demonstration OF a futUfe
life:
LouisS May Aloott. watching with her
mother by the deathbed OF dying ano
dearly loved sister, says, when the enc
came, she distinctly saw Il delicate nllst
rising from the dead body. Her moth
or, too, saw the strange thing. When
they asked the physician about II he
said "You saw life departing viSbiy
from the physical FORM THIS was al
Concord remember. where u no super
stiuon. Professor Hitchcock says he
was present at the bedside Of a dying
friend. The eyes closed, the last breath
ceased: he was dead. Suddenly TIE
eyes opened. light came back 10 them,
then look of surprise, admiration, ln-
expressible bliss: then suddenly passed
away. Dr.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, I'D
the preface 10 a book on visions, says,
with all scientists conservatism, tn-
once, watching by deathbcd, the lm-
preston was conveyed 70 hlm that
something is the word he used
passed from the body into space.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

xlslas . wonderful uEaence ca -
nledlcsi px2eEee OF Ehs toaa l-.lo-s-
- ngFsss. rhess aomeo gfAa .---'s
% lnbo lhe sow as 4sA-Va
auFses, AMI occupy Ihs 50
rooms eveTyshsrs. Toe lnn-eLr-s
cf lnese nurses upou the nlp1s q re
SIX sDd tie treats II Lls 50 = s--1-
Ply lucz-clL4ols. TheY wlA tAAV wa
taem thelr previous tF2lnea Aot-~l-Ss
luev tah,y. Ihey vsl hSfe t-e
predls lspos-tons aud pre- uoices W Z
d MI r. lDpoSs' 'Cle Tor tASta
4 suppress or conceal No" = N1S4
traiuUg have been asrrCS one, lh Any
particular slD0ol. o. under 49, tat-
tcalsr sci q minds. thsy 49, - As
sure 20 betgsy L. Their patients 70 :
prejudice Ss for fore gueT % p~tAt
rs nat onahty. NoluutSTly Cf IL
voluntarily, they VII bo sure
u be psrpelraiing al sorts OF grave IN
reference Sith the regular prActltioLl-
ers Of the city. They can net escape
tins fSvurGSm. The danger here
pointed out = simply appal.Dg % Que
who las the mental grasp 70 selLe II.
The presence Of = hospital administered
by any Clique whatsoever, = menace
u the medical practice and he<h OF
any communltys through these nurses
trained IA narrow grooves. souho
this alarm now, aud ask the proiesslo On
OF al schools 10 Use and demand mat
broad lIherslity IN ~. Marx hospltA
which governs all modern life.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
M sIArtiaI Coart

A large number u tue citizens ot
Grand Rapids know that court nSf-
Ia Is n0k ID progress lu this city bct
prObablYI yery fen taxpayers are aware
that that the meetings are beng con
Quoted st the expense Of tie state
each member OF the court drawing pay
for each session, according 10 the RANK
he holds Ia the STATE troops. 20 Tar
they have held three meetings, and
not one c0nviet's case has been closed.
There are twenty-three cases. and 81
th.s rate L Will cost the state 5000.
And 10 convict men Tor WQAt-m sslilS
nye drills IN three months. euch a
solemn, dignihed occasion = worthy
OF more serious charge. IL seems 70
me ike a matter that should have been
settled inside the company, without
calling on the citizens indirectly 10 ad'
lust such an affair and foot the bill.
AN Honorary MEMBER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
rs 1T PLEURO-PNEUMONIAP
Some Cattle Die Under Very Suspicious
Circumstances.

Some Cattle Die Under Very Suspicious
Circumstances.
To the Editor OF the TELEGKAM HERALD.
was, Yesterday, called 10y telephone
to John NJ. Fosters, one mile west Of
Berlin, Ottawa county, 10 treat some
cattle. The cattle had been on grass
Tor about two weeks and were dong
well up 70 Wednesday last, when they
ceased rumlnaung and refused 10 eat.
MT. Foster, with the assistance OF a
nelghbOr, gave them few OF their
home remedies, but they steadily grew
worse. Friday evening two nice year
iings died; during the night 3-year-
old helter about TO come freshl next
died the fourth one died Just before
arrived. ! made hasty examination
OF the NTH and saw that she could not
live long, so | proceeded 10 open the
dead one.
found the lungs and kidneys in a
high state of congestion, soft and
irlable. The stomach was flied with
undigested food. | have never seen a
case of contagious pleuro-pneum0nia
unless tins IS Onel but from what ln-
formation ! have been able % gam
through Veterinary literature. ] should
regard these cattle as very suspicious,
until the opinion OF an expert IN pieuro-
pneumonia can toe obtained. have a
portion OF one lung, winch ] shall send
I TO the Agricultura. college at Lansing
( for inspection. The fifth heifer died
while was there, with the following
I symptoms: Appetite gone, rumnatng
I ceased. coat starving, temperature lU2
3 breathing abdominal and accelerated
horns, ears and muzle cold, al first
slight chils, gradually increasing 10
frequency and severity, until few
moments before death. when the
! animal began 10 "froth" from mouth
and nostuls. There was an automatic
movement of the limbs which con.
tinued until death ended the poor
creatures suffering. Dr.. CoNKEY,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
A great manv women have

A great many women have
given up expecting TO find q
comfortable corset
Mistake There is one that
fits nine women in ten.
For them it is comfortable /;
it is more than comfortable,
a positive luxury.
Any merchant that has it
will tell you Wear it three
weeks, if you like. and III
give you every cent Of your
money back. If the corset
doesn't suit you" Balls IS
the one. Your merchant has
a primer on Corsets for YOU.
CE1cleo CorsrT @, C.aicsgo sue Esr Tof.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

WAshnsros, Nay I2.-F0E Loser
aichsgsn- Warner Increasing soalh-
cry a.nds, cloucy and rSsn. pFsse'-se
- far. cooler fuesc-y. Fsg Upper
Ncnlgan IncEeas.ng clo1dlness an2
-ala. hign e4sLeEly s-ncss eolces Ilss-
LAY MaTlllg
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
Low Rates for Ded cation Garfield Mon


The dedication Of the National Gar.
field Monument viii take place at
Cleveland, O., May 30. For this occa-
SION the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern Railway Company will sell excur-
SION tickets to Cleveland and return,
May 29, at one lowest first-clsss fare for
the round trip. Tickets will be good
10 and including June ?. 1890, returning.
Apply TO your ticket agent for fun
particulars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

Cures al kinds Of sore eyes, such as
granular ads, w.ig hairs. scrOfula 70
eyes, failing slght or catayacts- For
sale 40 Pecks drug store, - cents pr
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
Office Of The MILLINERY PAKLoRs,
Ea..n

p Canal-st.,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
| hereby inform the public that Miss
Clara Broglic is and has been my head
trimmer tor some time, and any hats
or bonnetts entrusted 10 my care Will
received the utmost attention on her
part, as she is one OF the finest milhn-
cry trimmers in the West.
Respectfully yours,
e. A RTFWrv
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
kmpe OusIS Veiirhii.

Esrsfisss eailsf 'Bo~fra frr sns Fsran ~
Tfis - fhe rresf der fef'F rrTrfar ef 81
p rsfHne pisrfs 80 nE futrer hardy Pei 80
nrnef - unsat r'zrrs afLa r.ug 3 he gfrf n' II
feet fr rwr frrfa Ffrrs rl|rE ~ fr sfrf -
b-ieF o. g.uos rorF v.ff ftf Erfarrrf ffrsf ~
- f-ser arf isr uref fart ofner ~ ~ freaf
refr1 a. - LIE 90 ~ mai ~ lIFf sfafer 81
= rarf Efr if is ir rEs fa fHs' f shows 80
svrrisffs t@aufe fhs IrpHss fhnF rifar.rs fe
fna frisftesf fInte ~ srEriFf effFsnf ere
ospref - aarr n g. fr BE- efrr 70 f.f'aras
Tte 49, shers ff,f Frarnrr If vfIft rye
49, sff foerrs huilfinfr Frlef ~ frf riaf a.
81 eeats saef 81 e. 80 dr7st.
T. X. Renwick & Co.
123 Monroe-st..
TvIFpFOFF -
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

14aAAA
laLs g41lL4 alsc
l518-C Cllll slesory a. BaFulold. A-ss- AA1c1sz
gol4paeL
.71f-lieu = = 81 sU1arL sDDsll1ss eala1t t1s
Calleler41s -S1r EupzT-. c-n1EuiS
sa.lrF -sa.tar kllssi 10 virginia. zssd a.
80 Fsizrs- .tLa--E ~ Drugs Ellx, na4r H1cAr
a-1ad "a repazsea. Cl41a -. 29tzs 60
ta-erza-. 2t9.
~ Deala Il zar Jo1a Hsrsensi. as1<onosz.ss;
bgru ~
ls72-laza- Irla.-i0 AErsmoate. Cuban ns1reo-
lloa4sl- Al-eL aled =
lsTs- Dsalh AZ Eu-ra = 4 Il Caxherius Bsecher,
.-lLlor-sS 4get o.. sister u Heary Ward
B--.ner
lss- ooaLl 4 Eas mother st Pgssade1s L &
Cr.at I'D -
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

A new cigar has made Us appearance
called Key West PunchItelo. = sold bv
y. !. DoOrnuk, 81 NourOe-st. Buy one
and You viii be- convinced it IS tnc best
Five Cent Cigar IN the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture Of our MILL None genuine
without It
VALLEY Cry MTrLTSs 60.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

ORANGE &. s. =:... !. !:
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
Thia 90 u Eistary-MaT u.

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x srrz.r .r,-. zz-sl.zz z--zls-
aaT barn l1s1
lal LE-.ll.Ll1a q " LliialA KIDD,
lle l.asl fallesls -aas L14z
e.-r Messed sls .as. he
s-s pT.Fa8szs-y SEES fefz
So C4pla11-
l7s-Cusl S1Ms t4ael f7oaa
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Ter
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b. rs 6riElsh. L1s A-4esl-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-27
This VIII Be Big Week at 3. q.
Levy s. Bros.

Merchants week at the great big fine
clothing and male outfitring establishment
of B. Il. Levy & Bro. will be in full accord
with the occasion-big display, big stock
and little bits of prices. Here's the "bin
of faren with the additional caution, "if you
don't see just what you want call for itn
and you'll get it.
Dress suits in fine Clay worsteds, cork
screws. diagonals, cassimeres and 50 on.
Business suits in cheviots, worsteds,
serges, cassimeres. Silk, flannel and various
negligee shirts in big enough assortment to
please nybody. Talk about hats; we have
the great Knox's, Stetson's, and last but not
least Levys' derbys. Latest correct shapes
in all the popular spring shades, such as en-
namon, pearl, stone, granite, etc. Also a
full line of straw hats from the finest Mack
inaws down.
Trousers are our hobhy-all shades, ali
colors, all materials. Elegant fits, selected
and made up under our own supervision;
stylish, nobby and neat.
Underwear. fancy and plain. Summer
weight, sanitary, balbriggan and still gauzier
goods if wanted.
Our boys and children's lines are chock
full of nice garments.
Neckwear in lovely variety.
We have the biggest stock in Savannah,
the biggest variety and biggest patronage
Prices always the lowest. Extra sizes u
speciality. B. Fl. Levy & Bro, 161 Congress
street, opposite market.-AdU.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-27
TO OPEN THE TYBRE SEASON
The Summer Schedule to Go Into
Effect To-day.

The Summer Schedule to Go Into
Effect To-day.
The regular schedule on the Savannah
and Atlantic railway will go into effect this
morning. There will be six trains daily
each way, the first train leaving the city at
$50 q. IN.
The schedule leaving Savannah will be
5:25, $3.50 and IL a. M, and 2:30, 5 and 6:45
p. m. Returning, leave Tybee at $40 and
a. m., ~ nj. and 2:20, $50 and $50 p. H.,
arriving in Savannah at SOS and 7:45 a. IN.
and 1880, $40, 6:10 aud 1920 p. IN.
The new passenger coaches have arrived
and will be run to-day. They are hand
some and comfortable, and with them and
the coaches that the company had before
there will be no lack OF passenger accommo-
dalton.
The switch on McQueen's Island is COM
pleted, and telephone station has been
established there, SO that there will be con-
slant connection with the Tybee and city
termini from the meeting point.
The road-bed and bridges have been thor
oughly gone over by the roadway forces
and the railroad is in better condition than
ever before.
The hotel season has not yet opened at
the beach, but the railroad authorities say
that some of the hotels will be opened to-
day for the accommodation of visitors If
the weather il favorable, and it doubtless
will be, Tybae will attract u large crowd of
those who like to take Sunday outing at
the seasnore.
President and Manager Purse is giving
his entire time and energy to the interest of
the railroad company and the island, and
his efforts are having q very marked effect
in tle prosperity OF 10th Interests.