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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-12
There is some ambiguity about the Pennsyi.

There is some ambiguity sbout the Pennsyi
fania's proposal in respect to Long bridge. II
Is said that the universal desire that a bridge
be substituted for the present dam il to be
gratiied. But radical changes in the cause
way portion of the structure as well a. in the
bridge proper will be necessary to accomplish
this purpose. Col. Hams recommended an
elevated road Of iron across the fats a. a SUBJ
stitute for the causeway. under which foods
might pass comparatively unobstructed. The
solid cause~ay Is an important part Of the
Long bridge dam. Whatever form OF viaduct
across the flats is adopted, there must be open
ings at frequent intervals not only
to permit travel on the new-made
park TO pass under. but to furnish exits
for Hood water. The suggestion that the new
Long bridge be exclusively a railroad structure,
and that the railroad will build for the public q
causeway to the waters edge north Of the rail-
road bridge and leave IL to the District to build
. second bridge is hardly to be taken seriously.
If the capital and nation should decide to build
. new bridge across the Potomac it would not
be bull. at this point The government built
the present Long bridge which accommodates
In fashion both public and railroad, and the
railroad has long enjoyed its practically gratu-
itous use. When the government grants it the
privilege Of tearing down the pres
emit structure and destroying the public
facilities now enjoyed the legislation will doubt
less provide for the public use OF the piers Of
the new bridge. The railroad recognizes that
something is due the public by the offer to build
for il a causeway across the flats Col. Hams
estimated that the public way across the re-
claimed ground would cost s75,O 900. The obli-
CATION Of the railroad to supply means of public
travel. free Of expense, on the new bridge is
based first on a consideration of the fact that it
has long occupied The present structure practi-
cally rent free second that the franchise for the
new bridge will be exceedingly valuable if. as
suggested. the structure is made the main
railroad highway across the Potomac between
Washington and the south; and third, that the
conversion Of the temporary grant of right Of
way from Virginia avenue to the free station
site on the mall into permanent right. as pro-
posed, will be OF almost incalculable value to
the railroad. The railroads gain. when the
temporary loan of its mall privileges becomes a
permanent gift. will be vast to far out
weigh the cost Of building n new bridge for the
public. which bestows this gift upon it. The
railroad tracks crossing the fats on an
elevated structure would naturally occupy
the upper portion of the new bridge. Public
travel crossing the fats practically on the sur
face would naturally use in passing over the Po-
tonlac a way built beneath the railroad tracks.
Since the same piers would be utilized the lower
portion Of this double-decker bridge could be
constructed without any very heavy additional
expense, and for the reasons indicated the rail-
road ought readily to meet the cost of it.
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INFANTS DEPARTMENT.

= Handmade White Mnll Caps. large size,
SOrinandic' style, double ruche, high, full
grown. wide Ties. soilet. but easily Numbered
Rednced from 81 % To 90. each.
White Null Hats. nne colored embroidered
esiIses. one piak and one blue. Soiled Reduced
FROM 81 20 to 81
8 White Flannel Refers. double breasted,
neatly trimmed with white silk braid aud pearl
buttons Soiled. Reduced from SA - To 81
3 Infants Bath Tubs and Toilet SETS consist
ing Of soap dish. pun box. and pitcher. Com
partmcnts Ia tub for warm and cold water Re-
dtced fruIu 81. 30 To 81. 80 set.
A small lot Of Fine French Bingham Dresses
IN line pin stripes Of Pink or Blue; TO be worn
low neck OF with guimpe. Slightly soiled
-liedufel from -. 30 to Ell 10
a small lot Of White Pique Suits for both bows
and girls made ia the newest styles Slivhtfy
soilsNl. hut can be easily Numbered.
-Reduced troln " to f.
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Cloak DEPARTMENT.

) Fine Tailor-made Jersey Cloth Jackets. best
quality. braid bound. Sizes :2 and "a Re-
duced from sIj9 to 81. so.
4 Black Chevron Cloth Jacket, tight fitting,
full length; high sleeves. Size 40. Reduced
from 50 TO $-1gJ.
I Red Striped Blazer. Size "a. Reduced
I Gray Novelty Cloth Shoulder Cape, full
length. new shape. Size ~. Reduced from
$l3 30 to -. 90.
Zine Arnlure Silk Wrap. trimmed with silk
gl.np and lace. Size IA. Reduced from S35 to
~. a..
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SUIT DEPARTMENT

2Light Striped Saline Wrappers. Sizes 40
and AZ. Reduced from g. 15 to 81 10
Black and White Checked Oreandie Wrap
pers- Sizes y. Reduced to 60
1 Pink Figured Linen Lawn W,anner
trimmed with embroidery to match Size "a
Reduced from 50 to 81 10
surah SILK Vest, with Lilac Jabot Size
80. Reduced from IS to e. Is.
small lot of Black and White Figured
Saline Waists. nearly all sizes. Reduced to 81.
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BATH ROOM SETS
News DEPARTMENT.

Thirteen pieces (manufacturers' samples) ex.
ira nne quality Fancy Silk and Isle Under
wear Shirts ~ and Drawers 81. Reduced
from 81. % to loc. garment.
-Four pieces Pure Silk Underwear. Shirts 80
and Drawers j. Reduced from Is to So
garment.
Fight Suits Fine B2lbriggsn Underwear
Shirts with French necks. Shirts AZ and Draw
ers -. Reduced from $1 to Doe. a suit.
Also special table Of miscellaneous pieces Of
underwear too numerous to mention in detail.
but all Of them bargains.
10 pairs fne Balbrigvan Half Hose Sizes
81. 10 and l014. Reduced from l5c to l2Lxc..
or three pairs for pc.
Cheviot Shirt, collars and pairs cuffs
Inncalled for order). Size 10. Reduced from
~, 30 to 50.
White Terry Bath Wrap, soiled Reduced
from - p to 90.
Il Eeru Terry Bath Wrap, soiled. Reduced
list 1OOr ..........-... 1st annax \
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A Gnrar SACRIFICE SALE
SMALL AND OpD Lors Or FANG,

No. 1N-4 dog. Richly Decorated Bone
Plates. We're 81. % doz Now 25c each.
No. 13}-3 Opal Fruit Dishes. We're PC.
Now 15c.
No. 1888 Pudding Dishes. with large plate.
Were s225 Now 1926
No. 1911 Pudding Dish. large plate. Was
$50. Now - 80.
No. 146-1O Fruit or Cake Plates Were
$2.90. Now Csc.
No. 147-5 Fruit or Berry Dishes, German
china. We're SIC. Now &c.
No. 1888 Fruit or Berry Dishes, German
china. large size. We're 81. Now 15c.
No. 1862 Minton China Salad Bowls Were
s5.25. Now 80 25
No. 1858 Fruit Bowls. We're 81. Now 6Oc
No. 173-1 Salad Bowl. Was %. So Now
s15O
No. 1898 Odd-shaped Bonbon Dishes We're
1918. Now S125
No 1901 Ice Cream Tray. Was "a. 80. Now
sl.75.
No. 199-1 Salad Bowl. Was e. 50. Now
Csc
No. ao7-lo Covered Cheese Dishes Were
75c. Now Coz.
No. 2os-s Rich German Ivory Cake Stands.
were 81. Now 65c.
No. noe German China Cracker Jars
Were 75c. Now 5Oc.
No. 2l9-5 Creamers Were $50 Now Soc
81. 50. Now 81. 80 pair
No. 252-3 Rose Jars. We're CSC. Now pc.
No. 21O-l0 Tea Jars We're aSc. Now 75c.
No, I71-l Chocolate Pitcher. Was So So
No. 2sl~3 Cake Covers We're SOC. Now 2oc.
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Rudyard kiplirg very fooIishly sought to be
admitted to the Players Club in New York with
results which the average man would regard as
Illuminating. Mr.. Ripping finds this country SO
generally Objectionable that it Is surprising that
he should mil to avoid it and Its Institutions
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Mus1IS UspERwE,n Drp,ary,x,

oFairs Ca,nbrN Drawers. ruffie of deep tor
chon lA'e. cluster of tucks above. Reduced
trUH dc. to 1Uc-
j Fine Ca,itbre Gown. v neck, handsomely
trimmed With Valenciennes lace and nne en-
broidery. finished with ribbon. Reduced from
81 90 to 81 50 O'A
1 Black Tanets silk Skirt. two pinked ruffies
sa 90 ~
Cd noer.......-....-........... 10Th st. bldg
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Ex-Governor Campbell is one of the states
men who are not in the hands of their friends.
He Is giving his presidential boom personal and
competent attention
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Misses DEPARTMENT

4 Children's Blue Gin9ham Dresses, yokes
neatly trimmed with Cardinal edging, Sizes
and D. Reduced to 1c.
Children's Striped Silk Cloak, peasant style
Size 4. Reduced from 50 10 e.
2 Misses Very Fine Spring Long Garments
mixed Tan apd Brown Cloth with Capes Sizes
u and IA. Reduced from 90. 80 and $40 Is to
S.tkl ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-12

The Criminal Court has much wosk before IL
still Three murder eases were yesterday added
TO those awaiting attention.
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WASH Goons Drp,nr,,vxr

Remnants OF Light Weight Percales. s to 10
yards. Reluc.d nom l2xc u Sc yard.
Remnants OF iiingaaisss. ~ to 61< ards Re-
dnced from l2,er. to los. yard.
Remnants Of Percsle.. w to 81 yards. Re-
dnce.i from l211c. to los. yard
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There h not q very great amount Of new tim
Der in the campaign platforms
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WOODWARD AND LorHnop.
10TH. 18th AND = SITS. NV.
OuR WErKrr RrxsAxr DAr
Tomorrow. FRIDAY. MAY Ii.

1HEsE REMNANT SALES" are not acct
dental eircumsedaees with us. but stern necessi-
ties. Doing the immense business we do,
short lengths" broken sizes" odd lots.
unused and tumbled goods are inevitable. To
carry out this fixed rule Of ours-fo maze eaea
reek take care Of its oIrn busiasss-we are COM
PEELED to put such price ON all merchandise Of
"Rss,nanf' character ss Will create . de-
mand and assure their immediate sale. OF
course these sales vary In importance from
time to time. Al all times. however. they are
money economizers for you. BLACK AND
C0LORED DRESS GOODS should interest
yon tparticularly. Some Of this seasons best
styles and fabrics have been selling at reduced
prices this week and owing TO the great disfri-
button. stacks Of useful lengths remain. These
remainders. therefore. carry doubly reduced
prices. Follow the reports from other depart
ments-they tell OF many useful things marked
at prices that bear but little relation to real
value. On special tables a. usual.
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Mr.. Cleveland Is bearing up very well under
- numerous SuA-strokes.
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DREss TRIMMING DEPARTMENT

Short lengths of Black and Colored Silk
Ghnps and Edges, Jet Gimps and Colored Imi.
tstion Feather Edge at remnant prices.
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HAMBURG DEPARTMENT

Msnnfacturers' Remnants OF Fine Eiubtoftl.
cries. "a TO AZ yards. widths from 4 10 10
yard ~
tCenter tables. lst floor. 10Th 1T. buildinx.)
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LACE RrNS,Srs.

LACE REMNANTS.
piece BLACK SILK DRAPrRY NET ~
INCHES wade. Regular Price. 1.,c. REMNANT
PRICE. 47c. yard
1 .piece BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET. az
inches wide. Regular price. Fl. REMNANT
PRICE, .5,c. yard.
Il piece 4sinoh BLACK SILK pRAPFRy
NEI EeAular price. sl25. REMNANT
i piece 4S-inch BLACK SILK DRAPERy
MI Kesular price. sl.50. REMNANT
flOt NClNG. lU inches wide. Regular lrice.
4tc. REMNANT PRICE. :flc. yard.
j Pieee BLACK SILK CHANffILY nFMT-
bLouNCiNG. Former price, s5c. REMNANT
1 piece BLACK SILK CHANTILlY DEMI-
flOlNCING, Ia inches wide. Rseu ar pris-e
81; 10 REMNANT PRICE, rs. yard.
REMNANTS TOkCHON, POINT DIR
LAND and CHIFFON LACEs at LOW REM
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT

% pairs Ladies' 6-button-lensth Mousaust
Tan suede Gloves Size ~ Reduced TO lie
pairs Ladies' 4.bntton Tan Eid Gloves
sac ~. Reduced TO 75c. pair.
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REMNANTS Or To,rrr A.,

scAKEs COLGATE SOAP, slightly bruised.
Regular Price. IL TO 2bc. REMNANT PRICE
PINT BOTTLES COLGATE BAY RUN.
I'D 3n .ioppers, sailed REGULAR Price. sf.oG
ONlDIzED PUFF BONES. Regular
price. 30 and fJc. REMNANT PRICE, To-.
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CoRsEr DEPARTMENT

pair 81 c." Frsnch Corv.ts. lonr ~,.i...
i S,s sids ; ,tss, ,Ress 6asf. sOsd size IS
wide webbing around bottom. sic a r..
duesd FROM ~ to e.
cd door. annex TO lOeh st buildtn~ ,
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10 Per Cent DISCOUNT.

SHOlCE of our grand stock Of Silk Skirts. consisting
OF Black and colors in Gloria. India Surah and Glace
Silks. The price is marked in plain figures on each
garment. One-tenth OF the marked price tomorrow.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below
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h
Tomorrow Friday the following snec,al bar
1lc-gains 40 dozen Ladies' Richelicu Rib Balhrier
llc.-gan Vests or Corset Covers. low neck and n,
llc.-sleeves. run with ribbon. Only lie. each TO
l1c.-morrow.
gle 30 dozen Babrigrsn Hose. with double toe,
2lc-and heels. improved shape limb. Only pic pair
2lc-or hve pads for 81. It's seldom sucl
2ic-prices are auoted-such qualities Meier bsrore
MEN will find tomorrow in their corner. close Z,
S9c-door of 1ll9 Pa. these two special bargains
s9c-- p dozen 81 Quality Cheviot Dress Shirts
Ssc--laundered in immaculate style, only sec each
sNc.-tomorrow.
&c 40 dozen Of our SOC. Quality Light weigh,
SIc.-Merino shirts and Drawers. only BE. each TO-
31c.-morrow.
1NEcKwEAR.-Iadies. not less than men. will b,
ls-inerested in the special prices quoted for Wind
1Sc.-sors;
lsc.- 30 dozen pc. Quality India Silk Polka Do,
lsc-windsors. Black, Navy. Cream and White
lsc-grounds. with dots in all sizes and coors. only
lsclSc. each tomorrow three for so cents-tllres
lSc.-for proper price OF two
2lc.- p dozen Soc Quality Cream japanese sin
2lc-Windsors 40 inches long, with hair-line strpes
2lc-guaranieed TO wash well does a linen hand
2lc.-kerchief. only PIC. each tomorrow.
2oc- 10 dozen India Silk Windsors, with grounds
25c.-of Red. Pink, Blue Black, Navy. Cream.
2Jc-White. on which figures like the hero
2oe.-glyphics found on the ancient Egyptian nonu.
2oc.-ments 81 worth Of STYLE Soc worth of quality
2oc.-an for 25c. tomorrow.
Il APER-Again ladies as much Interested a.
loc.-lnen. 1900 pounds Of our lsc. quality Linen
13c.-Writing Paper for l5c. pound. One hundred
13c-shees Of medium size, 80 sheets of extra size
l5c.-only l5c. The ststioners would calmly WRAP
Ioe.-you up twentyfour sheets of such paper IL
15c.-cents.
&C. Envelopes to suit, and cents tomorrow
LADIES only are interes,ad In corsa.. rplass In.
decided the men would learn Of the garment that
44c.-is abused because ii is sometimes abused l0t
44c.-dozen of our Soc ventilating and Supporting
44c.-Corsets guaranteed in every sense of the word
4fc.-only 44c. pair tomorrow.
69c.-50 dozen Of our 75c quality ventilating
G9c.-summer corsets for sc pair tomorrow.
NEw.-The latest from Paris In the way of
69c.-Chemisettes and Cuffs those Of Percale in
69c-art shades of lavender pink. the tint known
6tc.-French blue, also black, with tiny lines q.
69c.-white. The Rolling Collar and Cuffs are
69c.-Inotded TO perfection. CSC. instead of 1c Sc;
69c.-tomorrow.
.2c.-50 dozen CSC. quality White Linen and Colored
22c.-Percae Chenisettes, plain and pleated fronts
Outstanding and turnover collars Choice for ~
22c.-tomorrow.
17c.-I0 dozen OF our Iec. Rolling or Turnover
17c.-white Linen Cuffs. lie. pair tomorrow.
SKIRTs.-The silk-like Silkine and sateen Skirts
81 9S3 dozen of 81 p Black silkine Skirts with
sf.9S-deep embroidered hounce. 81 S each tomor-
81 9S-row.
e. 4S-2 dozen 81 SO Black Sateen Skirts in ali sizes
81 4S-with two pleated rufies, alas each tomor-
g. 4S-row.
6Sc.-5 dozen SOC. Fast Black Saline Skirts, with
6Sc.-pleated ruffie and in all sizes. Csc. each to-
6Sc.-morrow.
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ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
Is Pillows. size 1sxlS, covered with silka-
line. suitable for cushions and use in ham,
mocks. slightly damaged Reduced from so TO
2Uc. each
tThird floor. ................ 10th Of. building)
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WOODWARD I LorHRoP.
10TH. nth AND y STA nv.
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RE E,ls :, CerreS WasH F.rn.os
Snch as DOTTED SWISS. SCOTCH dino
HAMS. &c, IN lngtls from > IL 10 sarls Al
LOW REMNANT PRICES
NEcKwE,R REMNANTS

NEcKwEAR REMSANrs
- SITS IADIfS CoLORFn FIGURED
COLLARS AND CUFFS. Regular Iri,.e =,
and 4nc. set. REMNANT PRICE, a. SCI
ONE LOT HANDSOME WINDSOR SgAIlFS
slightly soiled from window. Regular Iric,,
Do. REMNANT PRICE %. eas.h
LoI LADIES' WHITE LINEN COLLARS.
siightly s1llgd Regular price, Il aud ~,
REMNANT PRICE. o.. each.
REMNANTS OF SKIRT RrCHING and
MIN RUcHiNG AT LEss THAN HALF
ONE LOT NICK EUCHING In WHITE, also
BLACK AND WHITE. Former Iyice go
REMNANT PRICE - ward 49, 49,
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UTHER MINDS OF WAISTS.
COC. 10 s5 each for choice Of over ave thousand
India Lawn and French Percale Waists.
JOC. for sateen, FIannelette Madras and Percaline
Waists. The last mentioned, with Blue grounds aud
white dots and stripss. are fast coIors and very
stylish.
Loo. These Sikike Sikine Waists have Navy
and Black grounds. with White figures. stripes aud
dots The appearance and ut Of the more expensive
Silk Waists.
S1.CO. English Madras Cloth Waists: grounds
Of all colors. with White stripes forming checks
plaids, &c The Lawn Waists in Light Blue. Pink.
Cream, Cardinal are also 81 9S each.
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REMNANTS Or HosYERY

Remnants OF HosrERr
10 Pairs of BOYS HEAVY FINE RIBBED
HOSE. sizes . and ~. in either lengrh
30. pair.
9pairs cHII.DREN's FINE RIBBED HOSE.
Sizes and 81. Former Price, AZ and Boz
REMNANT PRICE. Bic pair.
pairs LADIES' FINE BLACK HOSE. sizes
NANT PRICE.
pairs LADIES' FINE BLACK HOSE, SIZES
and 9. Former price. 47c. REMNANT
Bic. PAIR.
pairs LADIES' 90. GATZE HOSE. FAST
Black; sizes and ~ inches. Former price,
3sc. REMNANT PRICE,,
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SpoRrrxa Toons d.,

100 League Model Bats. Reduced from Is 70
LIE. each.
basement. .llth q. buflding. !
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REMN,Nrs Or GArzr UnnrRur.R.

rSSE hor s8tR5SsS' zzSSsrfRYS p pSpfk.
sLEEYEs Size. ,si -. 30 8. u, So h2 ferl
mer nrice, Ell - 10 81. ACCORDING 20 she.
REMNANT PRICE Tor any siE. 75c each
VESTS with HiGR NECK and long sleeves;
same Kind a. above. sizes ~, 2s, 30 r., 81
81 forlner price sl 20 70 90. -. according
TO size. REMNANT PRICE for any size,
G5c. EACH.
JERSEG-FITTING CORSET COVERS
large size. Former price. 25c. REMNANT
PRICE,
EAru
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Remnants d. Sux,

hEMNANTs OF SILKS
u h,,hsT,is q LIN n Ack sH ASGHsI SILK, with
SsSr PRlcE, s g,Sr iot IT ,iSs. sii%' REM
II yards 24-in. Pearl GRAY CHINA SILK,
SAST PRlcks - ss ~ rie Esl'e' 'i2 REM
"a Yard, '-ip; ALL-BLAcK BRoCApk
NANT PRICE, 81 5ofer fasce On "'
n,,t yards Ss.in, ALI.-stLK GRENADISE,
BLACK, with ~ -. SATIN STRIpl rnr,n.s
Price, sasS. INFANT PRICE. o. fot
a. yards e5in. CHINA SILK. WHITE WITH
LAVENDER VIOLET FIGcRF, Former
Ifice. si.6a REMNANT PRICE, s3 81 for
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BLAZER Su1rs
With
The IMPROVED BELL SKIRTS.

The suit par ereeiLencs. With q change Of waist
the effect OF a new costume is produced. Then the
Blazer may be discarded during the heat of the day
We have only the Suits made Of the very best mate
rails.
pa. - for the best All-wool Storm Serge Suits
not injuriously affected by water or sun.
SlU for the Cheviot suits-the tourist will appre-
ciate these mixtures which, while light in coors. will
mon show dust. &c.
SlZ.SS for English Serge suits-the tailor-made
garments that usually sell at els the suit.
SlS.SS. Similar to above. but with dollars
worth Of extra silk facings. &c.
SlO Serge Suits for those who want the parts not
TO be deliberately finished the rest Of the
garment.
SIS.5O Bedford Cord suits-bsst English. in
Tan. Gray. Navy and Black.
BARGAINS You'll ArpnEcrArE.
The clearing sale Of Ladies' Jackets brnR you %
for e. 81 and those that ~ee DR. " ere and
eco for %. 40 and $50 Ulsters ss5h1
| el6 to 81. - and t4.3S- ts nse
Misses Jackets at proportionately reduced pricss NC
Chiidrens Summer Cloth Dresses at $50 per
cent discount-one- third on the price marked the
costume you select -
TIE PA1A1s RorAI.
uvn Corner l2th md Pa ave
, 1892-03-26

OF all people who take the law into their
own hands, IL the reports published in the
newspapers from day to day are to be be-
feved, the White Cap is the most cowardly,
contemptible and despicable. It is there
fore to be noted with satisfaction that In
one case at least the intended victim has
been the victor. Robert Underhill, a mute,
resides in a little log hut near Branchville,
Ind. His family consists Of wife and two
children and a s~ister-in-law. Late one
night five men entered, shouting: Here
be Isl Take himr"
his wife and sister-in-law sprang from
bed and attacked the intruders with bed
Stats, and in this way compelled them tore
ease him. Underhill seized an AK. which
be used with telling effect. He claims to
have recognized his assailants, and one OF
them is said to be missing. Another Is
confined to his bed with q broken shoulder
blade and a shoulder cut. He claims that
Ibis was done by a horse sharply shod that
Kicked him.
The superstition is that the would be
White Caps wanted some fun at the AZ
pense of Underhill, who is simple minded
Underhill was shot in the head and badly
niured
, 1892-03-26

The number of wrecks is proportion
stely larger for new vessels than for
those that have reached the average
age Of service. OF the $50 casualties on
our Atlantic and gulf coasts during the
year ending Jan. 80, 1880, l15 happened
to vessels between the ages of 8 and :
years, 1913 to those between Z and II
years of age and 121 to those between Il
and 20 years. The greatest loss for Eng
land is between the 21st and 30th year,
of the ships age-3,41s being lost ther
as compared to 1902 between the 3ls'
and 40th years; 2,747 were lost between
the 10Th and Goth years a compared Il
S,l41 between the Sd and 7th years.
Providence Journal.
, 1892-03-26

Tbs BIoodhounds of Uncle Toms Cabin
/ have heard it said that Mrs. Stowe,
in her Uncle Toms Cabin" did much
toward bringing upon the bloodhound
his disrepute. To see If this were 30
read over Mrs. Stoves book recently
and was surprised to find that she only
once alluded to bloodhounds in all her
highly colored narrative, and never q
single time brought them on the scene.
She had other objects in view without
going out of her way to malign a family
Of dogs. But those who dramatized
Mrs. Stoves story used the bloodhound
with great realistic effect, and one of
the wandering troops which have played
this drama has been so poor that it has
not had a pack Of dogs. But / have
never known a troop to have a pack Of
real bloodhounds. Instead they have
mongrels of various kinds, but always
mongrels that looked savage and blood
thirsty. The bloodhound is not only not
savage, but does not look 30. On the
contrary, he is amiable in disposition
and has a singularly dignifed and be-
nevolent expression.-Christian Union.