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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06
MEs,s UsDrRwEAR DrpAsrxrxr.
rAlso Hosiery.@
Near door. No lil9 Penn. avs.

q. Is for the American Hosiery Co.'S Rabbsd Bal.
brissan Underwear and u. 80 for the Norfolk end
New Brunswick fancy color spring weight wool Eax-
ments. These prices for all sises.
Proportonatsy low prices for othsr spring weight
shirts and drawers. IN white and eolors.
81 for those two-thirds wool.
75c for those ons-third wool
800 for those only looking like wool
Sos for Superior Shape Jean Drawers.
socks-For ss little - l3c We ofsr choice a Fast
Black. Colorsd and Plain Bslbsigxan sochs.
Gle for Superior Fast Black Socka Five pain in
stead Of the usual four pairs for q.
25c for Iisle Thread socks IN Ensiish tan ana
modes. ~hieA idcnteai to tAose usay s,,I q n
See samples In show window.
THE PALAIs ROYAL -
\ IIsxxR.
spz Cornsr 18th ut. and Penn sys.
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Arrangements are now being made for the
patrol of Boring sea during the coming season
under the modus vivendi, which runs until the
arbitration tribunal acts in the matter The
naval feet will probably include the Alert and
Petrol, now on the Asiatic station, and the two
vessels at Mare Island. There will be the usual
feet Of revenue steamers. The Alliance, which
recently returned from Hawaii. is being made
ready for years cruise, but what service will
be made Of her has not yet been determined
She will not go to Boring sea if it can be
avoided. as the experience Of the old Adams
there last season would prevent sending ship
like the Alliance where she can be of little
value on account Of the difficulty she would ex d.
perience in battling with the heavy seas and
winds
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Wedding Out the Uncia.sifled serv,c.

The unclassiied service in the Treasury "a
partment Is "eeeivings thorough overhauling,
and It is probable that there will be q number
OF dism,sssis among those who are
credited TO the District % Column
bia, Maryland and Virginia. Those two
states and the District have almost three-ousr.
tiers o: the Offices in he department. and il d
,he lntention OF Secretary Carlisle TO weed ths
ineHcient employees out. and when appoint
ments are made they Will be made from the
states whose fail quota of appointments have
not been allowed. This does not apply to the
classified service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

The NAVAL PRoGRAM.-Lieut Buckingham,
Admiral Gherakdrs representative regarding
naval review matters, returned from New
York last night, where he went to perfect GER
tain arrangements in connection with the cele-
bration. He had a conference with Secretary
Herbert today, at which tie official program
for the review was completed 1t will be made
public this evening.
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- We received this morning another shipment
OF extreme Novelties" in Spring Capes. EN-
-bracing number Of entirely original and ex-
elusive stylss-rarely two alike-confned exclu--
-sivsy to US.
- Many Of these styles what might be-
termed Pattern" Cages. only one Of a kind
being manufactured. We are sure that many
OF our patrons will appreciate this fact. for
they then run NO risk Of meeting their
counterpart upon the street. While it
is possible that some Of our styles may be-
copied in q general way . close INSPECTION will
show you that. like all limitations. they arc
much inferior to the originals. The new arriv--
AIS embrace an elegant line Of stylish Cspes.-
in the new shades Of green. richly trimmed
with gold and black braiding. The arrival Of
these should be hailed with delight by all who
desire to match their green spring dress.
- We also received . few more styles in the
Black Satin Capes. trimmed with deep lace. -
- One Of the novelties is q Black Cloth CAPE
with rows OF 1-inch black satin half inch apart
running horizontally around the cape huished-
with deep shirred collar Of plain black satin -
- Two more new styles Of Black Velvet Capes-
Very rich Black Heavy Corded Ottoman
Silk Cape. trimmed with black lace. -
- SIX entirely new styles in Novelty Tan Capes,-
with iridsscent beading. braidins and embroid--
-ering.
- We are showing probably atty different s.yles-
OF Tan, Brown and Back Capes. with
richly embroidered ''berthas' and ''butter--
-dyh"
We have also instructed our Manufacturers
to send US any new styles quickly - they
get them out. hence we shall receive them each
and every day for the next few weeks.
- When you consider the style and high char
actor Of workmanship Of our Capes you cannot
help but acknowledge that our prices are tAs-
--loUest N the city.
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VI AEIsTED

NORRIS-sPIsGUF. ON Thursday Ann a
1888 ChAklks sATCHRl.L NJ gKis u Louisville
Ny. 10 ANNIE a. SINE sPRAGl y OF Na.hinston'
u. G.. at the Residence of her yrandfath.r zion
Frederick DOazIEss. by DIR. r. A. Isrlmke No cards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

An INDIANA APpoISrMEST.-Secretar Nor
ton today appointed Martin E. Argo Of Indiana
TO be state statistical agent of the Agricultural
Department in Indiana vice John b. Conner.
removed.
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The NASHVILLE BANK FAILURE.-The report

The NASHVILLE BANK FAILUaE-The report
OF the examiner in charge Of the Commercial
National Bank of Nashville. Tenn, indicates
that it will require assessment Of about so
per cent on the stockholders to pay of its IN
debtedness. The assets are stated at 81, 400 900;
estimated losses. ESQ. 900; leaving the value
Of the assets, 81. $50 900; the amount due de-
positors, 81 500 600 Total liabilities aside from
capital stock, q, 900, 900.
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An ALBANY APPLIcANT.-W. ii. Law Of Al
bany. n. Y, has fled an application for the
position of supervising inspector Of steam YES
sells under the Treasury Department
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CHILEAN AFFAIRs.-Dr Annabel Cruz,
Chilean charge daffairss, said this morning
that he had received no news whatever from
Chile regarding the reported declaration OF
martial law in Santiago, and in the absence Of
any information WAS inclined TO believe that
the report Was untrue. The new Chilean minis
ter, DR.. Cruz said, would arrive in the United
States about the latter end Of the month OF
May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

At the Nebraskn town elections Tuesday
eouncilmen favorable TO license were elected in
nearly every town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

The U. S. S. KEARsARGE has arrived at Care
Haytien, but sends no news OF affairs in that
vicinity.
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RanRe aY the Thor-.u....,

Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures ct the
Office Of the weather bureau today: Sam, Sc:
2 pm, Sc; maximum. IS; minimum, So.
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CoxE CIR TEEN
PE[RRY'S,

G7lLG0G0 ] %
7HE longer the BLACK GHEyADrNEl
stay in popular favor the more popula,
they seem to get. OF all the yards ant
yards we bought. there arc only parts o
pieces left. The variety hasn't narrowed
any As yet-but a short rum on any on,
u pattern would blot it out the realm Of posi-
bilities-for when supply Is exhausted We are a
the END of the rope" These sort Of 'editior
de luxe--and ours vas the lions share-the only
share that came within your reach.
Now is your ehance-stripes. Brocade. and plaid Of
fects-sn beauties-sll Black as coal-sn GRENA
DINEs-an new-an desirable-all b.rs.ins-for ",
have marked them as low we could.
ALI-sILK GRENADINE. with satin stripes
in all widths-sl.2 - genersly-Sl yard here
ALL-SILK GRENADINE. with brocsded
stripe separated by figured designs-Sl.l5 -
yard
SILK and WOOL GRENADINE, with two
inch gros grain stripes-s1 yard.
ALL-SILK BROCADED GRENADINE-
III q
ALL-SILK CHEv9oN STRIPED GRENA-
DINE-sI. Is yard
ALL-SILK GRENADINE, with graduated
satin s:ripes-s1.25 yard
ALI-sILK GRENADINE, with ross-bar
stripes-Sl-2o yard
Two different PERSIAN PATTERNS that
are only 81 80 . yard-though S2 would be
the usual price,
RIBBON STRIPED GRENADINE-sL5
yard.
sinrl. d-a.s ,.....- "a. -, 49, ,,r-
bRoCADE. with hemstitched stripes-S2
yard.
46-inch ATWOOD CLMEL's HAIR GREN-
ADINE. with hemstitched stripes-the most
suitable mourning goods you will nnd-SL25
and s1-5O yard.
42-inch SILK STRIPE CAMEL's HAIR
GkENADINE-Sl. 80 a yard
46-inch CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINE, with
figured stripes-s1 10 yard.
42-inch SHELL PATTERN GRENADINE-
sL so yard
42-inch IRON FRAME GRENADINE, with
punched" stripes-S1. so yard.
46- inch CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINE. with
corded stripes-two different effects-strictly
mourning goods-SI. 15 yard.
42-inch CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINE,
with hemstitched ribbon and Greek borders
Sl.25 and 81 80 a yard.
43-inch ALL-SILK GRENADINE. with link
bordu-es-S.2.5Oa yard
ALL-SILK Hermann GRENADINE-3l.
sl25. 50. s1. IS and 80 yard
ALL-sILK GRENADINE-pIain and twisted
Zoe, 81. % and 81. so yard.
IRON FRAME SILK AND WOOL GRENA
DINE-15c., 81. 81. % and 81. so yard
CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINE. in plain
'loOmings"-SL p and 81. 80 yard.
SILK AND WOOL MEXICAN MESH"
GRENADINE-S1-5 so and $l-1o yard
1t is . long lane that has no turning-This is .
'long lane"-lined with BLACK GRENADINES
but it is dangerously close to the turning point"
you want TO gain ownership of CT these patterns
We like to sell things know will make friends for
us-and every yard Of such qualities here rep
resented is another tie that will buy your confidence
to ".
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REMxaxrs Or DKEss Goops

OF DRESS JoODs.
yards 46-inch Atwood GRAY
HENRIETTA Former price, $50
REMNANT PRICE, Sol 90 for piece
6yariS 42-inch ALI-NOOL L. GRAY
DIA0ONAL- Former price. 81 so
REMNANT PRICE. $500 Tor pie-e.
ysryis 42-Inch ALL-WOOL FRENCH
SJITING l. GRAY STRIPE Former
price. IS. 80 REMNANT RICE,
Sc so for piece.
~ yard s4O-inch led and BLACK
SCOTCH PLAID. ALL WOOL Former
price. 2S- REMNANT PRICE,
$3.50 Tor piece
yarJiS ALL-WOOf. IMPERIAL
SERGE. D. GHAY. Former urice,
e. 80 REMNANT PRICE, 81 90 for
piece.
% yards 4o-inch ALL-wOOL nov
ELY : Rips. BLACK. Former
price. So 20. kEMNANT PIECE. $3.50
yards BLACK ATWOOD FRENCH
HENRIETTA- Former price, 500
REMNANT PRICE. 81. p TOR piece.
~ yards 4fj-incn ALI-NOOL BLACK
mi EhIAL SEkGE Former price,
$3.50 REMNANT PRICE. "a s. for
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Another Distric. Applicau,

1HffOtffeE DItIflC- lppf1CAnt.
Daniel 7. Brown Of this city is an applicant
for an Office as chief OF division in the Treas
ury Department.
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MOTIFS.

Mrs. Margaret Morgan, wife of Jas II. Nor
gan, is lying dangerously i'll at her residence
near Bethesda Park
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THE
SKIRT
TO
WEAR.

Made for the present style Of dressing: made exrs
wide and Of extra heavy musiin made for the Palsi'
Royal-made for you. Introductory prics. CSC.
do Youa CoRsErs FIR,
You may think they do. but notwithstanding Il ID
likely they do NOT. II you and they do not vea,
we'll the chances it is because thsy do NOT nt
experience discomfort 1t is certain they do NOT
at. nyour figure does not show 10 best advantage
is because your corsets do NOT at. II your dress
maker proves unsatisfactory It may be because your
corset do NOT it
As with gloves 80 with corsets-yow need to choost
from a rariety that includes tt.u c0mp,e,nen: o,
styies and sizes Many ladies and many merchants
who sell corsets have idea the hundreds Of diff
ferent styles abso utely necessary.
Thus very many ladies wear corsets that do NOT
ft-that not best adapted to them.
The Palais Royals corset department u quoted
merchants Of this and other cities Of the
most complete in the country. Recognised - such
also by the leading importers and also By the manu-.
facturers Of Paris. whose reputation 10 world wide
Thus the Palais Royal has been granted the sole
agency fo- the ''FAssO" Corset the leading corset
of the leading Paris makers and the refore the lead
ing corset Of the world.
is also well known that here is by far the largest
and most complete collection Of the celebrated 'P.
and &C p" and other axes Of repute. Many ladies
have learned to know that they may wear p. D.,
C. P. and other corsets that do NOT At. They have
learned the necessity Of choosing from the beat cosc
ton.
Besides the regular makes The Pslais Royal has
specialties The following special prices tomorrow to
make new champions for them:
81 for the o.. so Louis XVI" Corsets modelled to
suit the style Of costume now in vogue.
81 so for the 81. 70 "A Ia Venus" Corsst for 1893
Black. white and colors.
81 for the 25 Empire" Corset-s short-waist
corset that many prefer.
Csc for the s1.5O "A Ia p. D." Corsets, made for
the Palais Royal by the makers of the p. d. and
modelled after the latest style Of that famous corset
zoe for the 81 Perfect TT" Corsets The name Is
suggestive Of this corset and explains growing pop
ularity.
The Introductory sale Of Summer Corssts also
occurs tomorrow. The special prices $50 for the
81 Corsets and 81 for the 81. % Corsets.
Indicative Of the completeness Of the Pslais Royals
stock Is the collection Of Corses Misses from 12
16 years Of age. No less than fourteen different
Styles all Of which built scientific principles
This applies to the cheapest q. Soc pair. the most
expensive at 81 IS pair As special" for tomorrow
the Soc Misses Corsets will be offered for only Soc
pair. No that the shoulder straps are 30 arranged
that only Is the weight Of the clothes taken from
the hips. but stopping 10 prevented.
e6Ladies not in immediate need Of Corsets for
themselves children invited to call. The Cor.
setiere is only anxious demonstrate the CON-
pleteness Of her department.
TIE PA1A1s RoYA.
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REnsASrs liz LADIES KNIT UNDER

LADIES' MACO VESTS (spring
weight. high neck. lOnx sleeves Reg
Mar price. JOc- REMNANT PRICE.
b cents
5LADIES' Isle VESTS, high neck,
long sleeves REGULAR price. &c. REM
MANI PkICE. 81. each
BLADES S-Lk VEST, high neck,
short sleeves Regular price, Sl.2o.
REMNANT PRICE. 7JC. each
LADIES' BLACK WOOL VESTS.
Regular urice. sIJO REMNANT
PRICE. 70c- each
! pair LADIES' BLACK WOOL
TIGHTS; Regular rrice. 81 So REM
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Furniture
Feasts.
Card. No votes will be accepted that are over six
days old.

"OpD CHA1Rs.- SOC. EACH.
| 500 "odd Chairs" that were
from 75c. to 81. 80 will be
closed out at soc. each.
A CHEAP ROCKER.
Good Upholstered Seat
| Rockers. Reduced from 1915
to s26o.
OuR LUCKY STRIKE.
| We're always in direct COM
munication with the best
markets of the world and
we're always the lookout
for opportunities to buy cheap.
| When recently a manufacturer
| confded to the fact that
he was overloaded with rugs
we promptly made him
| offer and struck a bargain at
such terms will
| enable to offer you
| magnificent lot of Rugs at
only fraction of their real
worth. They go like this:
l lot of Fine Smyrna Rugs,
1896 inches, only Toe. each.
100 Fine Administer Rugs
Usual price. 81 Our price.
s2.49.
Larger Rugs
at nearly half price.
2 #. in. by #. 9 in.
worth 81. 80. only......s195
| 2 #. g in. by #. worth
"a. only. .s295
3 #. by it,. worth So.
#. by it.. worth
S10. only. .S7.65
Marines BELOW Price.
Rolls of Ma.tings. contain
ing 40 yards. Reduced from s6
to s4.7a per roll
Rolls of Seamless Mat
tings. different patterns.
each containing 40 yards
Reduced from $40 to
sG75 per roll.
WANT A BED LOUNGE,
3 Fine Bed Lounges.
oak frame. crushed plush
seat Reduced from $50
Fine Tobacco Brown
Crushed Plush Bed Lounges.
carved oak frame. Re-
dueed from $3.50 to
sl6.
Slightly Spilled Tapestry
Couches. spring edge. plush
trimmed, in old rose
and the other in blue.
Reduced from s24 to Sl2.
METAL TABLES HALF Pn1cr
5 Nickel plated Solid
Metal Tables. plain,
idized and lacquered bronze.
Reduced from SIS to IS. 80.
JULIUS lAMgByRGE'@
''lRi1nlk, %
N. Y. AWE. NEAR III 77M].
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| BON
| MARCE3[E
Special Sale
INFANTS. & CH1IDnrSs Goops.
Everything is in readiness for one Of the
/ most extensive sales Of Infants and Chill
| drenS goods Of our business career The
shelves are loaded the tables are piled hixh
and our show windows are attractiyely
trimmed with examples showing our de-
Termination to do an enormous business in
Infants Goods within the next few days
Note the following irresistible bargains:
Infsnts' Fancy bingham Dresses, In .
variety OF attractive coiorinss Lowest
price heretofore named. SOC.
Only 39c EACH.
Infants White Cambria Short Dresses,
Mother Hubbard yoke. cambria edge. full
sleeves. Lowest price heretofore. CSC.
Only SOC EACH.
Infants and Childrens White Muslin
Drawers. with hem of cambria embroidery,
tucks above. Sizes to 10 years. Low.st
price heretofore. 25c.
Only 25o. Per Pam.
Infants and childrens White Flannel
Skirts. with cambria body. to years.
Would not be high At 373<c.
Only 25c. EACH.
Infants and Children's Gingham Dresses.
Sizes 2 to year,. In attractive line Of
patterns. Lowest price heretofore. CSC.
Only 75c EACH.
white Pique Hats
Only Csc. EACH.
Embroidered piaue Hats. white. pink and
light blue.
Only $50. EACH.
Infants and Children's Pique sunbon-
Only l9c. EACH.
Pique sunbonnsts. in light blue and pink.
with lace embroidered edge.
ONLY 25c. EACH.
White All-over Embroidered Caps. with
lace ponpons.
Only 25c. EACH.
White Corded Null Caps. lace ponpon
and edge
Only 25c EACH.
White Fine All-Over Embroidered Caps.
with full ruche around the front
ONLY SOC. EACH.
Infants and Children's Navy Blue
Refers. sailor collar tailor finish. brass
buttons. usually sold at e. IS and eLT5.
sizes 2 to II years
ONLY $1.25 EAcH.
Infants and childrens Flannel RseSers.
sailor and round collars in red and navy
blue trimmed With white and god b.aid,
with buttons to match. sizes to years.
Usual price, e24S.
Only $l.98 EACH.
Infants Honeycomb Bids. Sc. quality. to
Be sold for loc. 1sc. Infants Bibs. 12sc.
INFANTS CoArs LESS HALF PR1c,
We have about one dozen Infants White
Cashmere Short Coats. handsomely en-.
broidered. but slightly soiled. sizes /. to4
yesrs. We're Is. 50. s5. "a. 90. IS and g.
To CLOSE. $l.98 FACE
BON
MI A RICHIE
S1A=16 9TH.
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AT ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

The vestry elected by ST. Johns Episcopal
Church is as follows: Major F. II. Bates,
Thomas Hide, David Rittenhouse, John Mar
bury, Randall Hagner. Gen. +. X. LOCKER
Joseph g. Waters and DIR. +. s. Ba-barin. The
vestry will meet on Monday evening next aud
elect church officers. Next Sunday there is to be
acontirmation service at which Bishop Paret is to
oficiate. Rev. MIR. Buck, rector of this church,
has completely recovered from his recent III
ness Today he said the impressive burial
service OF the Episcopal Church over the re-
mains of Mrs. Emma Sparsho.t, whose death
was noted in last nights STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

REMNANrs II CH1LpREN,s " EAR
= CHILDREN'S NOVELTY SILK
COATS, for child from To 4 years
E1rlne- price. az 90 REMNANT
PRICE,
81. 90 each.
i CHIPS OLD ROSE SILK COAT.
richly finished. Former price. $40 80.
REMNANT PRICE.
, CHILDREN'S LIGHT-WEIGHT
ULSIERS- sizes > to years Former
price. 81 10. REMNANT PRICE,
81 9S each
LOT OF INFANTS CAPES,
Slightly soi!e,9- REDUCED TO
-, ~ and zoe.
ODD SIZESin SILK CAPS
BELOW COST
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Nor1ox REMNANTS.

NORTON REMNANTS.
~ pairs SILK DRESS SHIELDS.
Regular price. BIC REMNANT
q PAIRS OF the CELEBRATED PARIS
DRESS SHIELDS. Former price. &c.
REMNANT PRICE
ID and 1Sc pair.
LOT OF NELVETEEN SKIRT BIND
ING Former price. lOc. REMNANT
PRICE. &. piece.
u pieces BONE CASING. different
colors- Former price. 10 and 12c.
REMNANT PRICE. &c. piece.
9pi@ces INSIDE BETTING. Former
price. l2c- REMNANT PRICE, sc.
yard
REMNANTS Of BLACK MOHAIR
BKAIDS EEDUCED TO DC yard.
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AN OPINION OF THE coLoEED RACE.

Rev. DR.. Sandy Alexander does not take a
pessimistic view OF the future OF the colored
people of Georgetown. He says that they are
progressing in religion. morals, general culture
and wealth. He says that perhaps there is
more prejudice against tine race here than in
almost any other part of the District.
yet for all that they have
large and handsome churches, Libraries,
social and secret societies, amusements and in-
teilectuai psstimes. Our people are reasonably
happy and fairly well blessed. We have fu-
ture in common with Georgetown and we pro-
pose to utilize it, said the doctor
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GEORGETOWN LADIES ABROAD.

Mr.. Karl Moos yesterday received letter
from his sister, who is living at Dresden, say
ing that the papers OF that city were
full of reports to the effect that Bismarck
would start for this country to
visit the worlds fair Miss MODS also
states that Miss Claughmer Of Georgetown, who
is we'll known here, Is making marked progress
in her musical studies in the city of SaYony.
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A PROPOSED PARSONAGE

At the board meeting Of the Mount Zion A NJ.
E. Church the subject Of a new parsonage was
discussed. AL the officials present concurred
in the project, saying that such a thing
was one Of the needs of the
church. There was expressed some appre-
hension that the finances of the church would
not permit such addition to the church prop
erty, and final action on the matter was post
poned till the next board meeting. At that
meeting 1t is likely that plans will be submitted
and approved and that the parsonage project
will be formally settled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

From the explanation of Rev. W. II.
Heard in card published In another
column he was not SO far wrong in
his assertions In regard to tho condl :
ton OF the colored people in our State
as the report published in the Phlla-
delphla papers made him appear,as we
ard all honest men, agree with him the
System of keeping men of tho poll
llst was the moanest In the United
States" He wac certainly right in this
assertion. and although he may have
done Injustice in the declaration in
regard to the provision for tho educa-
ton OF the colored children. the
schools outsldo OF this city are GER
tainly not very credltable. 1t is to DO
hoped that this alIusion to them may
lead to an improvement. and they may
in a few years be made much nearer
what they should be than thoy are at
present,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

We publish the following questions
for the consideration Of the voters Of
this country. We hope they will an.
swor candidly SO that we may under
stand what their views are:
Will lurger importations OF compe-
titlye products made by cheaper labor
iDcrease our domestic productions?
IL the foreign ship Ia TO huye easier
nccess to this market with Its competl-
tive goods through lower tariff, VIA
thRt help American shopst
VIII free access To the markets of
competitive products Increase the de-
mand for American proGucts aud
American labor
viii the larger use OF goods of for
eign shops competing with our own
Increase the labor OF our own
VIII more toreign goods shipped
here increase the demand for like do
nestle goods?
Lower tariff or no tariff makes 1t
sasIsr to bring i'll toreign goods and
harder to dispose OF kindred dom este
goods. The mora foreign goods used
competing with ours the legs domestic
goods are used. he less then will
be made. Tie less made the fewer
men required to mako them, while
those who do make Thorn will have
oss work aud less wag 5.
The above may 10 elassed as giving
the whole business IN a nut Shelf. i
We fill our markets. with foreign goods
tasy must necessarily take the place
Of our own.