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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

10 oiar such inducements in Maitings az NJ the
present time. We nad the opportunity Ia,
weex oi getting another large iot hom y eW
p.eces Mating worth Pc. at 1876. and 90
nj .crs Te-ulgr }1i.. Mating at - and 25c., al
nice ia toms and good quality.
4 large lot of remnants of Maitings which sold
for p rnd 3Cc.. m 10. l., and - yard pieces,
at ljc. yarf. good opportunity Tor you.
REMNANTS CARPETS.
II yards Roxbury Brussels, elegant goods, at
G0c. yard.
1esa yards good Brussels Carpet at Doc. a
yard.
1875 yards good Brussels Carpet at f5c. a
yard.
IN yards nne Brussels Carpet at s5c. n yard.
10 yards nne Brussels Carpet at SIC. n yard.
yards Velvet Carpet at 9Jc. yard, ell good
patterns. -.
Good Floor On-Cloth, SO inches wide, 25c. a
yard.
Good Floor on-cloth, ~ inches wide, SOC. a
yard.
The worry best Llnoleim, 72 inches wide, ALPS
yard.
The very best Double Thick ~ inches wide,
9Oc. and 81 yard.
These are all new patterns and the very best
goods.
Measures taken and oil-cloth laid on your floor,
hail, an1 steps al short notice and 6meil cost
Rugs At &c, Zoe. 81. s1.2J. S1.5O, s1.75, 81,
SO, $3.50, and $40 Tor very large size
one.
Many nsw additions have been made 70 onr
Lace Curtnin Department IN the last few days.
We are showing some OF tho handsOmest styles
and patterns ever shown in Richmond before,
and the prices at least % per cent. less than
the same styles can be bought elsewhere. Call
In and lo)k al our grand display. No trouble Il
show you.
Window-Shades in all new light colors. COM
plcie, ready 10 hang With spring rollers, al
-, 25, 3716, ani soc. par
Ladies' fine Iisie-tinish Richelieu Ribbed
Hose. ia tahs. brown, ami suede, at l2jsc-eie-
CANT bargain.
stainless, 2 pair for Poe.
Lndio.' fine Lise Balbriggan Hose, 121ec. a
pair
Ladies' fine Black Hose, regular made, Herms-
dort dye, 2jc.
Cniiiren's Hose at Sis, 10. and 12Jsc.
Childreu's fine Black Ribbed Hose, 70 and
Great bargains in Ladies' Handkerchief
fob lot at 0Lic. apiece.
Cutcura soap, lie. cake.
Pam Soap, SC. a cnke.
Envelopes, g.. a package.
Good Writing Paper, l9c. pound.
Celery salt, lOc. n bottle.
Sh0o-Poiish, jc. bottle.
Household Ammonia, Sc n bottle.
TortOise-Sheu llair-PIns, inches long, fCr
Sc.
Bone Casing, 1Oc. apiece.
Rubber Dress-PrOtect0rs, 2Jc.
Velvet Skirt-Binding, lOc. apiece.
Corset Protectors supports the hips and pre-
vents tho corset from breaking-25c. a pair.
Best Garter Web, 1Oc. yard.
Pic.ure-Wire, 1Oc. for p yards
Sleeve Protectors, 8, 10, II. 10. 90, and 2jc.
In black and white.
Cotton Bird-Eye, p inches vide, for to-mor.
row soc. apiece.
Don't forget our great reduction sale to-mOr
row IA every department OF our immense store
Tho elevator takes you all through.
Special attention paid TO sample orders.
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
my 201 ana e03 east Broad street
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Hle>AeHS- GW $Nfo0I

Black SIX Belts, with black buckles, lOc.
Colored Canvas Belts, with straps, loc.
Black and White Canvas Belts Tor lOc.
Solid Red Leather Belts, 1ec.
silver and Gilt Metal Girdle Belts, l9c.
100 fine New Fans in every color-tans, grays,
pinks, light blues, reds. layeniers, Nile
green's eic.-with dainty, tine decorations,
worth up 20 91, for SOC. choice.
Janen.se Parchment Fans, opeu-ani-shuts styles,
beautiful colors Of red, yellow, tan, etc. lOc.
worth up 10 Doc. -
Suede Finish Thread Gloves, In hghtest shades
OF tan aud gray-At and wear better than
slk-2jc. pair.
Stainless Black laneta SIX Gloves, 15c pair.
Special quality Ksysers. double-tipped finger,
Black and Coorei SIX Gloves, foc. pair.
]. 600 pair Pure silk ptts, extra long, tan
shades, silk embroidered, 2oc. PAIR worth
SOC. r,,-
There is a vast array OF White Goods and Thin
Goods. -,
You should not make purchase until you see
the prices and stock here.
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DEPARTMENTS OF PARASOLS,
UMBRELLAS, TOILET ARTI-
IICLES, NOTIONS, &c.

MANY OF THESE BARGAINS FOR MEN.
Unlaundered White Shirts for Men, all sizes, re-
infogced back and front, Union bosoms, for
25c.
Unlaundered White Shirts, New York Mills Mus
Inns, and 1900 Linen bosoms, all improve
ments SOC.
Mems Outing Shirts pleated fronts, all sizes,
worth SOC. for Soc.
Mems Fine Twilled Outing shrts, worth at least
Doc, 25c.
Gentlemen's Heavy Unbleached Jeans Drawers,
25c.
Stylish SILK sc.rfs for Men, rnsde-up Tecks or
Four-in-Hancs sell everywhere and at ali
times for quarter, for l216c.
Gentlemen's Zine Black suspenders, alrays
sold for half dollar, these days for 25c.
1 900 satteen Windsor Ties at SC.
500 dozen Mems Genuine BaIbriggan Under
shirts, Just like the half-dollar kind, for 25c.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Sleeveless Vests, worth
12Izc, for Sc.
Boys shlrt-Waists, perfect fitting, sell every
where for 33c., these days 25c.
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S22ezue15- GM SZ2fo0G

SILK Crepe DO Chine, % inches wide, all colors,
Csc. yard. worth 75c.
Double Warp Surah silks in plaids and checks
at SOC yard, worth zoe.
AI-sus Black Satin Meryelleux and Satin
Rhadhmir at 75c.. worth s1.25.
Peau De Sole All-silk, giossHolack. at Soc, worth
s1.2j.
Newest Patterns Seeded silks. pure double warp
at Soc, worth s1.2j.
Black All-silk Fallle IN three qualities that are
guaranteed and arc 50c. yard less than
actual value.
75c. yard worth sl.25.
~ yard, worth s1.50.
s1.25 yard, worth sl.75.
We would lisO you to take samples Of these
silks aud try TO match tho same quality for
the same price anywhere.
Brocads India silks, all black, 24 inches Wide,
fast black, 10 patterns at 81, worth s1.50 a
yard.
Creame Crepe de Chimes, with fgures pure silk,
22 inches wide ct s1.19, worth also.
Printed China silks, dark grounds, at 500. a
yard.
Finest japanese siks, all light shades, 90 inches
wide, 95c. yard.
II this advertisement was only large enough we
could give hundreds Of items that would save
you money from the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

... Wool Henrietta. IN light tan, light
. rrrufrapc. Or any of the most iasn-
Hf Inches vie. with all tho
f..st. cotton. bones, braid, buttons.
.-f vari 0f silk velvet or China
....f g. match tho dross, oil complete
r.ralar pric0, $500.
. rue Wool Chrvron, any shade,
....rs.. as above, s3.25.
.,.-,'fro Bedford Cord, 80 inches
....-.lu.s. ass.
...,.t. ssmc style as the SOC. goods,
aac corded serge, 80 inches vide,
..,-.-r,re Henrietta, with an trim
...- vritcf or s.lk, s4.lS.
...-t .ufsh Henrietta, - inches wide
fa-nui no house I'm che city has
... tho 1s.ortmcnt no hayo-Wltn al
t.nmIrg-, including a yard OF voiyet
crcroa, iu crocodile, alligator, and
-.... in light green, old rose, taue,
...r gI trimmings, Tor $3.50.
finnish Honucttas, oHtta hne' at
-ram 81.
s.-ro-. 1913 inches wide, soc.
I.rn,tta. au now shades, reduced
.,ns. grave. and suede, extra fine,
. f... f' 2 yard.
- UrIs. 30 inches wide, l0c.-in
1... Chcyrons reduced from 81 10
.t German Chauies, with beautiful
.. Drr4u1Ie- no iflsc.
lovely tialics. light and dark
.1e'l-.
,u Dle,o.s, 35llc.-rcducei from
r.ADK DRESS GOODS.
...... .a.qs 'uu STOCK of the very best
f-u au tle best manufacturers
.,-a. 8s inches wide, warranted
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D. &E. MittGldOrf6r,
2I7 EAST BROAD STREET.

Somewomen are bothered
TO death with corsets break
ing. There is a "bone" that
never breaks; it can't be
broken-by wear. The only
way it can be broken is by
bending it back the other way
which is never done in wear.
Don't believe it, perhaps'
Very we'll. Let US sell you
a Kabo corset; and, it it
breaks in a year, come back
and get your money.
The steels may break
the Kabo never!
We have a primer on Cor.
sets for you.
ron sALs sY ALL LEADING DsY scoDs ssALSss
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Slle>xenS-CzA &RtoaM
H2e1uen5- G~ $N,to3M

SAMPLE lot Pleared Wsists-Striped Satteens
Wash Creps., Canvas Cloth. Zephyr Outings,
Prrcales-some with and without lsundered
collars and cuffs, for Soc
SAMPLE lot Pleated Waisis. worth up 10 one dol
lar and quarter. for 75c.
Sample lot Of Waists, pleatsi and tucked, with
straight and Iabotei front plcatings and coli
lars, worth up TO one dollar and hall,
for s1.
sample lot OF Fine Wslsts-Sstteens, SILK lines; (;
Bedford Cords, Crepc>, etc.-worth up 10 two
dollars and a half. Tor Sl.50.
White India LinOn Waists, French tucked back
and front, collars and cuts oil nne hein-
stitched embroidery, for 81.
Pleated Waists Of Black and Navy Blue Marrow
WhIte-Strlped Calicoes ior 45c,
hemstitched STYLES OF embroidery. drawn
thread and open-rork, some mussed, some
soiIed, some periect-they are all good
values for seventeen cents-for these days
price IL only Sc.
You know N EYERS reputation for sales well
This Is O regular May-Day picnic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS.
LACE CAPS. LACE CAPS.

CASHMERE CLOAKS-lolg and short.
We have Just opened a very large stock of the
above goods, in which wo oder great bargains.
BABY caps az 20, -, 33, ~. 81, IS, s9c., and
up 10 8l.bJ. Examine tuis stock.
Cashmere Cl0aks-ln whlte, cream. aud tan
for tho little ones, from sL2J 10 $50 for q
beauty.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,
KID GLON ~, CORSElS,
JEWhLRY, IIE5, SCARFs.
SlePESDERS, and NOTIONS
or ALL KINDS AT
REDUCED CUT PRICES.
Look at our Tlos and Scarfs in IocGs ami Four
in-Uauds.
~ dozen Tecks and Four-ln-lands at 39c, or
3 for 3l-Worth OJc. sp.ece.
35 dozen scaris at &c., Or . for Sl-worth 4Oc.
apiece.
A 67c. Scarf worth al.
Kid GlOys-in tans. Hight gray, and black-at
so, zoo, 81, sl.2J, aud sl.5O. All now goods
Underwear fer Ladies', Children, and Gentls-
mon-in medium and summer weights Cotton,
Isle, and sik)-from Sc. 20 Sl.75 apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
May Obemimg
Ml77ELDORFEBS'
New Granite Building,
2l7 east Broad street.
NEW GOODS!
NEW LOW PRICESi
ALL GOODS TO BE SOLD AS AID.
VERTISED. NO LIMIT AS TO
QUANTITIES. EXTRAOR-
DINARY VALUES.

Our new May prices ore the lowest on
record. Our recent purchases in New
York will enable US to Offer greater in
ducements to our patrons this week.
Our stock is complete and our prices are
tho lowest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
W2s.Ye0g- 6zA seNio0%

z6-inch Henriettas, finest imported all-wool silk
finish quality, softest, latest shades, 81 a
yard.
so pieces Half Wool Debeige, 10c. yard.
More than $4,000 worth Of those goods comprise
nothing but silks Of every character at prices
that should at least inspire you 20 examine
tho qualities. Don't forget these silks are
selling 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
LARGEST and Best Assorted Stock

city point quality and variety cannot be surpassed If equaed
frcll goods 10 be und
OF allowed
instance the cheer
sally refunded
the the city and one of the best IN this
floor and aisle light as M
visiting this house have suggested IL
hight seldom found III
house, This light advantage to the public Tor the Goo you
well "leh you D0uSn 'nci "
always OF great complaint with many houses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
Don't forget these things are for sale a.
W2e.He1S- CzN SNto0M

% pieces Of one OF tho best makes Of Jc. Black
Henrietta, positively Atwood silk finish,
wear and color guaranteed. 'Tls seldom you
can buy such goods under these favorable
conditions.
81 quality for 75c. yard.
e1.10 quality Tor Soc. a yard.
s1.25 quality for 81 yard.
10 pieces OF Black Dress Goods, fancy weayes Of
serpentlne dots, waves, &C., at Soc. a yard,
worth s125.
Al-Wool Black Bedford Cord, SOC. yard.
Priestley's Black silk-Warp Henrietta, e1.25 a
yard. What other stores sell Priestley's
Henriettas at barglIn prices except
MEYERS7
In the Rich Dress Goods stock you will see the
great effect Of bargain prices.
Paris Dress Patterns-about 80 Of them, only
one Of each kind-lncudlng latest styles Of
Mixtures, Chevicts, Plisce Cords, etc.,
SL09,
atslO,
atl2,
worth At least double.
All-Wool 36-lnch Cheyiots at Soc You have
seen such goods at soc. in many other stores
but
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I II { I G w E R,
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD,
JULIUS SYCLE & SON.
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.

@a me
VI dispose on d
ON
FOR DAYS WE WILL MAKE THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL OFFERS
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POINT DEGENE AND POINT DIRE
LAND LACES


Specially attractive these days with
Widths up TO l2 inches, worth double, for 10c.
Widths up 10 Il inches, worth double, for 25c.
Widths up TO 10 inches, worth double, for SOC.
Widths up to II inches, worth double, FOR s5c.
Widths up to 80 inches, worth double, for $3.50.
When you come have a little patience II you
canno; be waited on Immediately. A little wal,
may repay you.
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THE MILLS


pteyeY e.have goods anb
w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
NEW PARASOLS,
NEW UMBRELLAS.

Now stock Of Parasols aud Umbrellas Just
opened. -
Chiffon Parasols-aIl shGies-lor prices.
Coaching Parasols-al the now shades.
Surah ParasOls, ruf1ief-eometnins now-at
81 Sl.75, e263, 1890, and 80.
san Umbrollas-gloria cloth-st 95c., s1.10,
sI.25, sI.70, a., $500, and s3--eu tho new
handles.
sun Umbrellas-silk, In all shades and black
from 81 so 20 $3.50 for something noDby.
Children's Parasos-in blue, pink, rcd, light
gray. tan aud all other shadeS-from 25c. 20
Sl.oO. - .
The largest stock OF Parasols and Umbrellas,
and the lowest prices In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.

Check Muslins at 4, 3, o, 7, 8, and sc.
India Linens az 80, 4is, q, z, and &c.
White Dlmity at l21xc. worth zoe.
Crazy Cloth at l01tc. worth 20c.--in all colora
Black India Linen az SC. worth ISc.
Black Checked and Striped India Linen at 3,
10, IL, aud I5c.-Horth 331sc. more.
irish Lluens-ln remnants-at2 20, 80, 80, and
4Oc worth 45, 90, 90, and 75c.
Towels, Table Damask, Crashes, White Spreads,
Tray-COVers, Bufet-scarfs, Napkins, Turkey
Rel Cloths, Linen sheeting, Bleacbed Cotton,
Sheeting-all AZ reduced cut prices.
The best Unlaundered shir. In the city o.
50c.-reduced from 7Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

CHINA ASILKS-BROCADFD sILKS--FAlLLE
SlLKs--BENGALINE sILkS--NlCIOhlA
SIIKS--SURAH sILKS--SATINS-3l- inch
CHINA SILK (not all silAl-ah colors' doc a
yard. -
A very select line Of SATIN STRIPED FIG
TRED GRENADlNES--and bROCADED
CHINA SILKS.
500 yards BLACK and WHITE sATINEs-
remuauts-dress and wrapper lengths, e1Sc a
yard. -
FIGURED IRISH LAWN-for shirt-waists--
nty-6ots-n ngures and pin stripes l212c'
a yard here. "
JAPANESE PANS, 10, IS, 20, to 75c.
JAPANESE FIRE SCREENS, 2Oc each.
so pieces CAMELS-HNR MlXTUREs-plaid
ana sfripes-ihat sold tor 90 %, and bOc.-
nov 81 6c.--al wool warranted.
54-inch GRAY MINED SUITING - half
wool-an excellent value-%3c. a yard.
The real FRENCH SATINES-tho 40c.
dualitv-lOyely pattern.--i3c. yard.
80 pieces more OF the WRAPPER REFS
dark-coior grounds, Slac yard.
PAKASOL COVERS -w white - cream -
rlacG-f-om 23c. 10 -.
MATTfNGs Are here ---in quantities. Our
"moito" Is perfect goods--s.audard quail
tios lowest price.
FLOOR acknowledgements best That
are made all widths.
30 pieces FANCY MATllNGS-good weight,
10 p,eres at Sc a yard.-1 90 rolls Of LARGE
BLOt IA aud BEOCADE MAlIlNGS IN rods
hln.s-h hrowns-20c. worth 35c.-superior
IMPORTFD NAlIlNGS at %, -, and 4oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
NEW DRESS GOODS.

We will open on Monday = large stock OF nsw
desirable SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS fAs
BRICS.
shantong Pongees-Pinespple Tissues l23
pieces Shsntong Pongees, Just opened, 70 be
sold az tho low price ot 10c. per yard, regular
rrice at other houses i5c THIS Is an extraor.
dinnry purchase OF new styles, guaranteed fast
color.. At this low price they viii last only
few days.
185 pieces Chantilly Muslins, new objects, az
6Itc.-regular price at other bouses l0c.
Waah silks, new goods, at 12lSc.-reguiar
price 1890.
New Worsted Dress Goods in all tho newest
shades, beside light taus, light grays, light Old
rCs,. &C., &c, sc.
Henriettss, Serges, Chevrons, Bedford Cords,
Crcpons, Cr0codiles, Alligator, jacquard, SIX
Warn Glorias, Storm Serges, Ladies CLOTHS,
Grenadines, Nohaire, ali new goods, a. very low
prices.
75c. Dress Goods reduced % 4Sc.
81 Dress Goods reduced TO 69c.
Doc. Dress Goods reduced to Joc.
4Oc. Dress Goods reduced 90 20c.
25c Dress Goods reduced 70 l9c.
2Oc Dress Goods reduced TO 12tsc.
l2lSc. Dress Goods reduced 10 Sc.
Challies, I'm all grades and prices, from 41tc. 10
45c. per yard for French goods.
Drcss Ginghams for 81. sls, 10, IL, ana loc--
reduced from 10, 12IR, 102s, 20, and 2jc.
40 pieces Armenian serges reduced from
12lbc. 20 Sc a yerd-a bargain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
MATTINGS, MATTINGS.

MATTINGs, CARPETS, RUGS. 0IL-CLoTHs,
WINDOW-SHADES, and DkUGGEIS.
A 20c. Mating Tor lie.
A 25c. Mating for lsc.
A SOC. Mating for 22c.
A soc. Mating for Bic.
our stock Of Carpets and Rugs viii be sold At
reduction Of 33lS per cent. from former prices.
We are determined 20 close out this entire stock.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS.
26s new Trunks and Satches, Just received
Cirect from tho Manufacturers, 10 Do retailed AZ
wholesale prices. Trunks az 81, sl1o, 81,
e.. 80, 1925, $3.50, sJ.2J, $500, t1, and sS, up
10 Sl5.
Tho celebrated Roller-Tray Trunk IN all
grades az agents prices.
EMBROIDERED FLANNEIS for Skir,s, I'm all
grades a. 75c., 81, sl.25, SL7o, and 81. New
patterns and low prices. .
BLACK LACE. BLACK GRENADINES, and
CHANrlLLI LAtES IN all widths
Black Grenadines at dlc., zoe, 81, anu Sl.2O.
New patterns lu figured and stripes.
Vow Black Lacos for Drcsses al 1oc., 81, and
sI.2l up % 1919 per yard.
JAgO'rS, in all coors, a. reduced prices. All
new pat erus.
33 'PAItiSlAN ROBES reduced In prices from
SO and s2O 10 1878. These are extraordinary
| bargains. AL colors. Give Us cal ON these
goods.
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DRESS GOODS A SPECIALITY.

10000 yard
5pieos ARR-GRAY worth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

Al-Wool 36-inch Cheyiois az 35c. You have
seen such goods at50c. in many other stores
but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

This Is the season 70 take up your carpets and
cover your floor with nice mating. II makes
the room look much cooler, and in fact, Is cooler
and healthier. Mover before have We been able
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.

China silk, 80 inches wide, in all shades, sc
45c. for this special sale.
Figured China sllks at 80, 40, 6S, 3d. and
73c.-a large variety Of colors snd ngures-al
new goods.
Bengane Crystals In black, tan. light gray.
lizard, turquoise, at sl.l0 per y9rd-prlco at
Sarah silss in all colors at 80, A., 90, and
0Sc.-barglins.
China silks IL all colors at 27c. per yard. worth
SOC.
wido-nOrth sl.2J.
Crepe DO Chine in all colors a, 47c., worth ei.
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In this line We have a complete line OF tho
most desirable goods. Onr prices are the lowest.
All the newess shades " Narrow SIX Glmp at
Sc. per yard-prce elsewhere lOc.
Buttons large and slnall-io match any shade
dress goods.
jet Trimmings. Feather Trimmlngs-a large
variety at reduced prices.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
THE TARIFF QUESTION
Ways and Means Committee Decides
New IL ShaiI Re Considered.

ways and Means CoIanittes Decides
New IL ShaiI Re Considered.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.--The house ways
AMI means committee has decided that
the wool bill shall be the first Of the tar.
IN bills 10 be taken up IN the honse Ths
second bill to be considered will probably
betke bill making binding twine free. and
the third the cotton ba9ains bill. 10 Ia
likely that there will I've discussion on the
whole tariff question In tho consideration
sf the wool bill, which, IL Ii expected. will
occupy about three weeks. The Demo
cratic majority Of the committee had .
conference and talked over the subject Of
getting additional separate tAdn bills
ready. Tin plate was considered. One
proposition before the committee provides
for admission Of tin plate free Uf duty, and
another Axes . rate " 1 cent . pound on
tin plate, this being the rate under the
law Of 1888. No conclusion was reached.
but the sentiment expressed was on tho
whole favorable 20 free tin plate The
lumber and salt bills have not yet been
finally considered by the Democratic nom.
bers OF the committee. Thsrs was some
difference Of opinion with respect 20 these
two items.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
CRUMBS Of COMFORT
Gained by SiIverites
from the Caucus.
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS


WAsnINGIoS, Feb. "a. "A promincat ad.
vocate Of free coinage says that tbe west
srn representatives,, especially from
Indiana, who have heretofore ibdicat ed Q
willingness TO postpone the question until
after the presidential election, have an.
nounced their determination 10 stand by
the Bland bill. and insist on an early con-
sideration and u square vote On 10. Nearly
all OF the snt-silvcr mcn were present and
they were only able to muster about gfty
votes oil tsid. The free coinage advocates
we're largely In the majority and. had a
vote been taken, weuld have carried their
proposition directing the rules committee
TO report rule fixing IN early day, March
q, for the consideration Of the silver bin
by twothiris vote
II looks now, according 70 this author.
ity, "a though no compromise could be ef-
fected, snd that the fres coinage sdvo-
Gates will insist that the consideration
aud discussion Of the Bland Nil shall bc
commenced not later than March q. Al
though the Democratic senators were
generally invited to be present at the eau.
Gus, there was hut one present, Senator
Bntier, and he only remained q short
time. The reason assigned by many Of
them for not attending Is that they were
not 10 he permitted to participate In the
discussion, bat simply be present ~ look
srs ca. They therefore refused to attend.
Appropriation B,sss.
Some criticism has been indulged la by
Republican members on account OF tho
dilatoriness of the present congress In
bringing forward the appropriation bills.
II is claimed that 10 does not compare
favorably with It's predecessors In the con-
dition of these bills bot Speaker Crisp re
marked yesterday that by an examination
10 would be shown that the present con
gress was further advanced Ia this direc-
ton than many Of its predecessors. The
present congress, he says, passed its first
appropriation on Feb. l2, and the Indian
bill IL now under consideration, and pen
sion and District of Columbia bills will 10
ready 10 report In few days
The sundry civil appropriations bill,
which Is generally one of the last bills re
ported from tho appropriations commit
tee, Ia we'll advanced and will be reported
A. an early day. I, is the purpose of the
s;caker snd the chairman NJ the appropri-
atoms committee TO break, IL possible, the
record Of ail previous congresses by at
least two months In the reporting of the
large and important appropriation bills.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-27
IN BEHALF or MARINERS.
Senator Frys's Proposition for Bsttsr-
Ing Their Conditions.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Frye
presented bill to amend the laws relat-
ing to shipping commissioners, seamen
and owners Of vessels, and for other pur-
poses, so ~ to provide for better protec-
ton Of seamen. The bill makes Il obliga-
tory on the part Of the ofAeer In COM
mand Of vessel, IL he believes his vessel
70 be In an unseaworthy condition, TO put
into the nearest port aud have the craft
surveyed by some United States ofAoer.
II also provides ths manner Of paying
wages TO scamen, directs that warm sud
substantial clothing bs furnished them,
and directs that passage or work b -
cured TO enable them to proceed to their
desired destination when left distance
from home or from the port OF shipment
by reason Of the sale Of the vessel in which
they rhipped