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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-26

Promotions I'm the Post Once Department..
The following promotions have boon made in
! the Post Office Department:
Office Of second assistant postmaster gen.
eral-Harvey c. Adams of Illinois, from 81. 900
to 81, 200.
Charles z. Cuppets of Oklahoma, from $500
to 81 600.
Office Of third assistant postmaster general
Miss Gertrude Herbert of Virginia, from IL coo
to 81. 200: Frank Wilkins OF Minnesota, from
$1,000 to 81, 200; Miss Charlotte A Ketchau Of
Illinois. from 5000 to 81 900; Miss Ria T. Ker-
cheval of state OF Washington, $500 to 81 600
Dead letter ofice-Mi.s Mary A. Forrest of
Missouri. from $40 to $500. Miss Minnie H.
renns of Kansas, from S720 to $500: Miss An
ME ]. Lewis of North Carolina, from x7aO 20
$500; Miss Alice N. Crane OF New Mexico. from
$40 to 5000
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.
Prices Were Lower. but Were Helped by Il
Bank Statement.

Prices Were Lower, but Were Helped by the
Bank Statement.
Nxw YoRK. March 26.-The stock market
during the two hours of business today was
fairly active. The Gales amounted to 1871, 600
shares. The opening prices in most cases were
fractionally lower. Richmond and West Point
led the decline. dropping q per cent, and the
general list was weak in the first half Of
the opening hour and most of the
stocks declined fractionally, but toward II
o'clock there was stronger tone and rally to
about the figures current last night. In the
hour to noon the whole market was weak.
There. was considerable pressure to sell
all the leading stocks. Richmond and West
Point preferred was especially weak. declining
from s. TO 81. Sugar and whisky trusts were
also conspieuously weak. Toward midday the
market rallied somewhat on the favorable bank
statement The closing prices, however were
generally Is 70 per cent lower than. yester-
day. 80.
Money easy at l1Sa2 per cent closing at 2.
Exchange steady-posted rates. 4s7a4s9: actual
rates. 4SS for sixty days and 4SS for demand.
Governments closed steady-currency g., 1903
bid; A. coupon, III bid; extended Is, regis
tered, lQ0 bid Ina
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PROFITS or COAL DEALERS.
Investigation Of the Reading Railway Del
I'm New XOrE

Investigation Of the Reading Railway Deal
~ In New York.
New YoRK, March 26.-The committee ap-
pointed by the state senate to investigate the
Reading coal deal was in session again today at
the Hotel Metropole. The most important
witness was Lewis A. Muller, vice presiden: of
tho Retail Coal Dealers Association. He
complained that the coal companies made the
price of coal so high that the retailers
could not average more than from % to At
cents a ton. and out Of this small profit had to
be taken various expenses Of the business.
The witness did not approve of the Sullivan
bill nov. before the legislature to regulate
wharfage. He thought it was not q measure
that would benefit the public.
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THE JURY "MUsr" AGREE.

Judge Arnold Of Philadelphia Would Ac-
cept No Excuse.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.--The jury: in the
Cascaden murder case. after being out all night.
came into court this morning and announced
that they had been unable to agree Judge
Arnold's face showed surprise, but after
a moment he spoke and said: "Gentlemen,
no such thing as n disagreement will be allowed.
Nothing bnt u death or sickness will cause me
to allow this jury to be discharged. This muir
der was not committed while the prisoner was
engaged in committing a technical burglary.
You will haye to stay out until you agree
The judge then ordered the jury out again.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS

were issueo tooay as Iolows: A. COuzhl, one
brick dwelling. $50 18th street northeast, %. 500
E. Abner. one brick dwelling and store. 4la
East Capitol street southeast, $500; Caroline
Scnanch. one frame dwelling, Steuben street
between 18th and 18th streets, county. 81, 900
street southeast. 81, @O: H. Charlton, one brick
private stable rear OF 40 street northwest,
S2.OOO; Chas. Edmonston, one brick dwelling.
?io 5tn street northwest, S5,0oO; Schneider
It.h s..ae, unr,hmsat seo nno 1oiI ~ ~
two br;ck aweil;ncs 7,S-7IS an street n".,h'
east, $4,000
TAXES IN OTHER CITIES.
At recent hearing on the bill to relieve the
produce dealers of taxation the Commissioner
r.o,,,;soa 80, al,
70 find on, IL sncb ,ax sxs,sd IN o.hsr " o ius
Accordlngiy they wrote 10 Philadelphia, New
iork and cincinnati Replies were received
To-Day showing mat In fhiiadeiphla hucksters
Pald u lot wheeiDarrow, 20 Ior one-horse
wagon ana SIo Tor TWO morse wagon.
"a IN go - naa. ~, - i ~ !cal
farmers wagons at market o. cents o
In Cincinnati dealers in stores pay $3.50 per
annum. Peddiers or hucksters from wagons
ara"h os animal power, 20; from vehicies
ora"h ny h"hu' S'' eeiiihe from stands, ED.
AGAINST RAPID TRANSIT.
Itln( ny Vr1I6 Sl n n n 30
-. 49,. 49,, W S'a-
si'eo '0""J nav my e NV PiePafeo "
recohlnlenu 'ne ehac'lnent Oh n. n. Dill 65lo.
10 proViue raPld transit on street
inn,h;. >, which wos rafnrra5 ~. 10.
for their views. In view of the fact that Il mas
caused years of effort to secure the enactment
Of law requiring the placing Of electric wires
under ground the Commissioners recommend
adverse action upon this bill
No FURTHER ACTION RECOMMENDED.
The Commissioners have stated in response
to the reference to them of H. r. hill 1916, ITO
incorporate the Trans Anacostia Railway
Company" that in view of the favor.
able report made by them on the
bill ITO incorporate the East and West Wash
ington Traction Railway Company" they
recommend that no further action be taken
o. ui,S ,ln MarIhnrorot. iGao Ion
and furnisb all the railroad facilities inside oi
the District of Columbia which it is the object
of this bill to give
arr xox-u., nr,Iy
IT,. Co,,r,;ss;onors ho,,o -ooo,s A..
-. na.,-.;a.' 100 -" a. -. s- :.
iiouIo .o.oA Nv. 'no ,."o II.
Nnten GER ''n s'lee' rum. ec oa pieo ~ Ao'
hi. 5nt;vs nn,ser from borso nower ~ NIB
cbanical mower for one wear " be amended bv
inserting the words ..six months, in lien of the
words lone wear" in line 7 and enacted az so
amended.
o,,,z,. ,or,r
fhl W" ooN"nAi
The commissioners nave received letter
from the woman's Christian Temperance
Union concentrating them upon their recon-.
!,
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THE PRESIDENTS ATTITUDE
A Story That He 10 Not . Candidate Denied
by . Prominent Omcial

By . Prominent Omcial
Some time ago statement vss attributed 70
Senator Proctor that Mr.. Harrison would not
be Candidate for denomination. The author
ity for the statement was afterward deaied
A statement to the same effect was given out
today on what appeared to be good authority
and was published in New York this afternoon.
Inc story published today 10 90
the effect that. whether or not
senator Proctor ever made such . stasement
II Is fact that the President was disinclined 10
nave his name SO before the convention anG
mat he was in doubt about accepting the nomi-
nAtion at all; that the Presiden might accept IL
.nere was no opposition 10 him whatever, and the
eonuitions at the time were such as 60 seem
P1scneaiiy to insure his reelection, but that no
uia NOT want the nomination and might not ac-
ceptit under any circumstances
=, prominent Official. who stands high in
.ne PRESIDENTS confidence. told a STAR re-
porter tate this afternoon that the statement
wa, unfounded from beginning 10 end, and
without q single particle Of truth in it.
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BETz. On Friday. March ea Use st N 10. mn.
CHRISTIAN bElZ, beioved hnsoAnd Of Lena RsrE
after nserins illness. at saJ siE-.nd s-sn sIress
funeral sunday. March q. at = pm. from resi-
BRYANT: On Thugsdly. March a ls9, at a rs
PIN. lLoIsL. the be.oved daughter OF Josephine
tiosrt IN the twenty seventh ,e-r o. her as'e.
mouth Congregational church.
CARLY. On Frsday. March p lsss2 M s,l5 a M.
nus and u sal.ie carey. at NO ~: Fourth stress
Funeral On sunday. March %, at pm. from his
c9oksEl: on Friday. March p, Ise. a. 7sm.,
nifty years. TOUR months and seven dAys.
Farewell. fond mother dear.
Tl.y sa..les se. more zee
L ma we meet oe. uld lac river
40 rest an tie siiaae tie tree
Funeral will iske place Monday morning. March n
r. nss ,.e sees; IloJ L.ssn.n sireet south
o Re.se. a as i rsns are pr ,t sSs :. =.
v.ted a"' w
DE- FORD; on saturday, March IS. 1892. q. the
i r,. sr. q . hsT asSs'sI, NJ ES,t No 5
v. the late Edward De 4 ord
Notice Of funeral IN Monday mornings Post.
DOMINIC. On Msr,h -. lssEs. at 2.45Am NJ
the rssidence of her son-In-.aw. kdwnd X. Barbour
NJ a sfn s,rse' s.g,hsss MANY a. wife e
and tLlrteeE da.s-
In condescending love
Thy cuseiess praye, He heard.
Iot tiny eo.ap.ets reward
Funeral will leave the Louise 2.3O. ssrvices q
Twelfth Street Chr'ch at o.. N. %
EVANS. ORLANDO EVANS.
Funeral vi ! ta.e pscs in Alexandria Sunday
Narcn "a. ls9s. from Odd Fellows Hall al O'clock
CARNEY. Ga Thursday. March a, Isse2 at 4 Is
y m. al eT rcsl4i nse on irzltwoOd aud Rol
AoNEs. 6s.ovsd vie u Mieasei asarssy.
Funeral ~lIi take iizCe sunday, March p. n
o:iock Relaiises AID friends respectfully in-
vited to attend.
Gill n New York city. March q. 1859. UNI
sSgd t:Iiitesn mOlths.
Notice Ut fnnernl Hereafter.
HAYWOOD, ON Friday morning. March n lssy2
n n o,ciock, NARi PRICE MANHOOD. daurhser 4
nlond. Va
luneral services wi be held at the residence Of hsr
p. SUNDAY, A.Arrn "a intsrnIeut 81 Holly woo1
ceinetery. Richmond Va
sCHEUCH. on FRIDAY March - 1872 Of 10 D. IN.
MAY A SChEJCH (nee s!o.lie A.. nDursl, bs.ovoI
wife OF hugnst Seheuch. aged tventysven years ana
I'VE mouths
Frneral IRON her late ressdeuce. 2Tl2 Brixhtvood
avenue tseNenth street roadl. aonaay, March ~, a.
4 . m tsat Lake. Titan territory. payers pIssss
copy.l
sUGBY. On Saturday. March a. 1872. at so,
o'c.ock a m. lima lIsl-EN. daughter VI br a ~
SUNNY. in her seNent entn year.
Funeral on monda,' 18th instant, at SPIN. FROM
and lliid streets soa thxsst-
TAYLOR On FRIDAY. March -. lag2. sf 20 D. M.
FRANKIE. ron OF YIN. II. and Mary v. Taylor, sgv4
e even yea and SIX months
FusersI from Iasrents rrs.denee tO half
street sou.liwts sunday. 4. - "a & d u. HH.nr
eyes and frseads m vltrd a tend.
. THoAPeoA- On FRIDAY. March Is. 1872 ct hb
iarm nosr oaiihersburg. JOSEPH Thompson. -
sersicss ~ his home sunday, March %. 3 nm In
tefmehl AZ YAK uai Monday inorIiinz At 10 O'Clock.
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FAILURE OF A BIG SYNDICATE.

Assignment OF the Company That Controlled
the spool and Bobbip Factories.
WooNsocKEr, Il. l., March 26.-The American
Bobbin Spool and Shuttle Company. the syndi-
cate which has lately secured control Of nearly
all the factories in It's line OF business in the
country. has assigned for the benefit of its
creditors to VIM. A. French and Leverett
Saltonstall Tuekerman, both Of Boston. The
instrument Of assignment was given for record
in this city early this morning.
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An Injunction as to Patients.

Marvin c. Stone asks thai Harry r. Slocum
be cnjoined from assigning certain patents for
telegraph reporters ami telephone transmistcrs.
The complainant alleges tina. while defendan,
was engaged In perfectins the patents
at his ldsfendants) solicitation he o.
pended certain sums aggrsRating 81, 100
that il was understood iha: when patents wsrs
obtained BIO (complainant) would be assigned q
half interest and that defendant ID repusiia tang
the agreement and he believes that he il en-.
deavoring 70 dispose OF the samo.
Justice Hagner granted restrainsng order
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~ Real Estate Natter,

Ellen F. Tree has purchased Of jane r. Wi
nes for o, So 70 lot "a, Washington Heights,
fronting on Columbia road
@. A. Armes has purchased Of Susan Brown
for 81, 500 sub y, square l9s, Is By los feet on
18th between Z and L streets northwest.
John H. Levin has bought for ell. so of
John b Cotton subs 20l 70 9l5, square 656--l6
By 30 feet each on L between 9Th snd 7sh streets
northeast
John E. Carpenter has purchased for e1o,ooo
Of 7. p. venable Sub 81. SQUARE o72. $50 feet
On eth street and lz.sS en- North cAEslina sve.
nue. southeast
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Prince Georges County Republican,.

The republican committee OF Prince George Q
county. Nd, has called the county convention
to elect delegates TO the district aud state con-
yentions for April is. The primaries 20 elect
delegates TO the county convention will be held
April Ia
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TIE BEsr

TEE Best
Kennedy for colds. coughs and the common disorder,
OF the throat and unsa Ayers Cherry Pectoral is uni.
versally recommended by the professsoa. I. break,
MP the PhleGm. soothes Inflammation allsys painful
symptoms and induces rsposs. In bronchitis and
pasumonis. It sords speedy relief and il unriv.le a,
aprompt and effective
EMERGENCY MEDICINE
In Group. throat and the suddsu pulmonary dt,
eases to which young children are 70 liable.
Ayers Cherry Pecforai has had wonderful sfYse,
in curing my brothers children Of severe and In
serous cold 1t truly astonishing how speedily
they found relied and were cured after taking this
prspsration."-Miss Annstts N. Moen, Fountain.
MINI
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE
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DISTRICT In CONGREs6.
DISTRICT DAY MAY BE LOST.

Next Monday. under the rule, is District day
in the House. but it is almost certain that the
fight over the silver special order will consume
the day, to the exclusion of District matters.
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"A Rs. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARSby MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their chill DkEN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. soFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND COLO. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Be sure and ask Tor Mrs. Winsows Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. IS cents bottle.
d3t-ly
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Aalee-Ragular csn-,s O'Clock M: Warrington
snd GEORGETOWN Hsiifoad Convertible q, q eUo at
fS $500 u 1S6 $50 at iSJ; 81 Goa Ut 1884,. Chesa-
peate and PoeOmac Telephone LIST mortgage O.,
xio00as -. Genital National Rank, 10 at SOL West
Ind NatiYaa Bank, ~ al 10l; 10 At l02 Washington
Loan and Tres Company, q ION.
INA nd. lisk Apked y. 3 - coupons. 1901.
itex hid, ifsH aSked. 80.
D6tf2 of Umu1ha Bcnds-Narket stock, q,
1854 cnrrsnsy. Jel bid. = asked. e0-yexr fund,
e. 1874 Sold lux bid asked 9o-year fund 81 iDe
gold, los bid. = askS0. Water COCK. %. cur
Iency. 1soi. ~ nid-askcd. ssseaf fund, q gold,
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Fletcher Yates, colored, charged with writing
policy, was brought into tho Police Court to.
day ON a bail pioco by Special Officer Rrocken.
borough. He plead guilty to tse charge
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READY.

OCh ASSORTMENT Is grand one. Now
'e' parasois and parasol vantsrs come together
soon sooner the better whys because pres
emf collection was made up isisurely month.
sso. Ths choice sticks. fabrics. exclusive pat
erns were employed Won't be 50 vhsn stock
on hand goes Second big bug from the max
rs must neeesssrily be made up from such
materials and patterns as happen handy.
Then. in the height Of the season. when IN.
rush comes. they are apt to be built hastily
less soundiy. Noo e the time 10 sIect Every
thing sertable is here; every conceivable Nov
kLrY and oDDITY side by side with the
EVERYDAY sort very full line of MOURN
ING PARAsOLs. varying considerably in ma
teriai and shapes: every size. The sun UM-
bkELLAs are still favori,es on account of the
many uses they can be put to. Carriare riders,
pedestrians as well-for now one class use them
as much ne the other-win be interested in the
exhibition Of
GARBAGE SHADES
Not the ordinary kinds. bat ye olden time
ones" that fold mp in the center of stick
2aINCH SATIN-STRIPED PARAsoLs.
Garnet, Brown. Gray. Tan and Mode. with
crook handles and bone ferrules
500 each.
INCH sURAH SILK PARAsOLs. Silver
Gray. Garnet. Navy Blue. Tan. Blsek and
Cardinal, with White aud harmouizsuy striped
bort.r. ,,,,,,, -, $50 -,
hon. ,.-r,,..
,,-,xou
R,ns.n, . GO. - ~,
R1..t an, m. NJ, -, -,
=, 49,
o.AoN "AND'oN SAn
WIN ''"eA hAA"ieA
-
iSChbLAc 6Ros CHAIN SlLkPAhA-
soLS' Black handles
$500 and %. 40 each.
2c-INCH sURAH SILK PARASoLs. Brown.
Navy Blue. Tan. Gray. Garnet and Black
small rufie-choice assortment Of handles
s D.oh nan SID
WIN ''''' pun .o naNu
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CONSUMPTION
Carries OF Of its victims nssdlssy. II can DO
STOPPED sometimes: sometimes it cannot.
1t is cruel to raise false hopes IL weak to yield
to false fears.
There 10 way to help within the reach Of most who
are threatened-csreful living and SCOTS EMUL-
SION of cod-liver oil.
Let US send you book on the subject free.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. Chemists. l3a South 5th ave-.
New York.
Your druggist Keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil-all druggists every whore do. q.
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Lambert Tree has bought for s7y06 81 EllSk
F. Tree a one-fourth interest IN so0fk half Of
lot IS. square 378, Is feet 61S ipches by107 feet
west so ~ z
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Field Placed In an Asylum.
BUFFALO. N. Y, March 26.-Edxsrd III Fis,d
vas today plassd in the stsss ihnss ssyluu
here. - x
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MAf,IslIn
IlIl,Ia

BALI-GoRDoN. Al baltimore. Nd February IL
lS02. FRANK BALL To fLOi.k NcE GORDON
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CREPE De Torrent.

The newest creation Of the domestic looms,
confined TO US in waAhinxton- Lixht and cool
woven eoiors. Beautiful effects In 1t. Blue.
Lavender. Navy and Rlsek stripes.
-l6c. Q yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-26

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ne] onowiae ere fheep.ning md closins prices Of
the Now York Stock Market as reported By aDecial
wire 10 Corsof and Mactrfnay lAlV street
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EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
ART NrEDIEwohK DEPARTMENT.


Is dozen sorrsnto Tah.s Govern. stamped in
new designs. Size 36x36. .....-...........25c
Finished cover shown
25dorsn Tinsed Table Covers, the msst effec-
tive Cove when finished. Size 36x36. E. -6Oc
Finished cover shown
Y dozen STAMPED Auslin Pillow shsms. good
quality. rev patterna Size 3lx3I. lie
j lot Of STAMPED Momie Scsrfs. knotted fringe.
"a inches Ions. ..--..-.................37sc
lot STAMPED Linen Scarfs. l6x92. Csc
1 lot o: DamAsk Doylies, 1x7....... SC
lot Hemssisehed Bureau scsrfs. ~ inches
1883 ------
10. Monte Linen sp,ashers. 2ox34- .25c
lot ssddie-bAx Head Rests. new pat
j lot Down Pillows. covered with the best
quality Of China silk. double RUM, 2ex22. :. n
tIhird aosr .-..--..-.-..-..-l0eh sI buildipgD
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no OPPOSITION 10 TEE rnRATH N ITSELF, sur
ssLikf fHAf n WILL m A rsRIxss pocp-
NESr WITHOUT NEW xopus vIvrxpl-rux
ACTION or THf SENATE.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06

Mr.. Kehoe presented an order to re-
move an arc light from the corner of
Monroe and Anderson streets to corner
of Anderson.and Oxford streets, itwas re-
ferred and sent up.
An order authorizing the engineer to
sell transit for $50 passed both boards.
Order to pay wardens and election
clerks So a day on election days was
passed in concurrence.
In the case of Mrs. Wells, who prayed
for damage to her property at Evergreen
Cemetery and in regard to which the
trustees recommended damages should
not be allowed, this board non-concurred
with the upper board, Mr.. Chute saying
that while Mr.. Fox admitted the lady
ought to be paid he. Mr.. Fox, said it
would not do to establish a precedent.
Therefore a suit would surely be against
the city. Mr.. Webb moved to accept the
report of the trustees and to refer the
claim to the committee on claims, which
was done, and the upper board con-
CURED.
Other papers from the upper board re-
ceived concurrent action.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06

Play in the Fifth Annual Tournament
for the tennis championship of Maine be-
gan yesterday afternoon on the grounds
of the Portland club. Although the num-
Der of entries was fewer than in former
years, considerable interest was mani
tested by the large crowd in attendance,
large proportion of which was composed
of ladies. In the first match in singles
Donnell, Columbia '95, faced Pickard,
Bowdoin 81, and won, 6-5, 81. Neither
man played his best game. but the first
set was close and interesting. The sec
ond set went to the Columbia man rather
easily.
BY the close of the first match the
crowd in attendance had grown to over
200 persons and their interest was mani
tested by frequent applause. Eustis,
Howard 95 and Holt of Phillips-Andover
were the next contestants, and at times
played lively tennis, as both men ran
well up to the net to volley, The first
set showed that the men were well
matched, though both made many care
less drives out Of court. The set went to
Holt, 60. With the score 4-3 against
him in the second set, Holt ,braced' and
by pretty back line strokes and good
smashing took three straight games and
the match, 6--5, Cd. Cd.
The last match of the afternoon was
left unfinished, owing to the lateness of
the hour. Emerson of Deering and Trask
of New York were the contestants and
PLAYED close if not brilliant tennis. Both
good and bad plays abounded, and when
the score was tied at s'five alF' no one
could pick the winner. Emerson was
the fortunate one and took the set, 6-5.
The second set was an exact duplicate of
the first, except that Trask took the de-
cisiye game, leaving the score a tie at one
set ali. In the third set after the score
was 81 in favor of Trask, time was
called on account of darkness. The
match will be finished this morning at
10. Followinggit will be the match be-
tween Coffin of Deering and Eastman of
Portland. The semi finals in singles and
the first round of doubles will also prob
ably be PLAYED today. Beside the cham
pionship cup offered by the club the
winners in singles and doubles will be
presented with good rackets by Owen,
Moore & Co., Chas. Day and LoriDg,
Short & Harmon.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
TRIMMINGS.

We have made this depart
nleRlt a special feature i'm com
nectiOn with our large dress
goods business. We make mo
fancy prices ON amy of these
goods.
There are Gimps, BraIds, Silk
PassemenfeFies, i'm elegant styles
and cOIOrS to match the new
shades i'm Dress Goods, Jet and
Tfridescent PassemenferIes,
Fringes i'm cOIOrs and black, Fur
Trimmings, Black AstracRaan.
and COney, AngOra i'm black,
white and brown, Electric Seal
edge trimmings and a variety
of others. We have also all the
latest novelties i'm VeIyets, Sursah
and China Silks and Fancy
Silks.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
UPSTAIRS.

The New Department., ONE
flight above the main floor, con-
tains a new stock of Ladies' and
Children's Clocks, Furs and
ShaWls, and new styles are ar
irving daily. This room also
contains a Cotton Underwear
Department, comprising all the
best makes of Ladies' and CEliA-
drem's Cotton Underwear and
wrappers. This floor is i'm
charge of NTr. Charles E. Manter,
who has for some time been in
the Cloak Department at Rines
Bros. MIR. Manfer mas just taken
charge of our new department.
and will be pleased to see all OF
His old friends and sacquaim-
tamces. He is assisted by four
clerks, the Underwear being i'm
charge of ladies only. One of
the novelties of this department
lis the caSh-car system. This is
the LansOn sliding or wizard
car, which disappears through
the ffOOf and enters the cashiers
desk ON the main door.