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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Silks.

Al uNSe
40 pieces of Genuine Wash Silks. oil COL
ors. goods that wash ard wear we'll. They
cold for 29c. at c. & LIS.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SC. PR YD
Fine Fancy Figured Changeatle Silks. all
the newest combinations, p inches wide.
Sold for CSC. at C. 4 LIS.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SOC.
Finest Black Satin Drchesse brilliant
wear. c. & LIS price, $3.50.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, oSc.
80 pieces Black Broeaded Grcs Grains.
newest patterns. extra heavy quality, guar
anteed to wear. C. & LIS price. s1.2O.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 75c.
Fancy Figured Changeable Taffetas in the
latest patterns. all the best combinations.
They are non-crushable. Sold for 81 at
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 6oc.
Finest Black Satin Rhadame % inches
. wide. heavy quality. c. LIS price was
cI.EAR-OUT PRICE, S5c. PR. VI
Black and Colored Alsilk surahs. Sold
for 75c. at G. & LIS.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SOC.
Black Brocaded Satins. in new. large de-
signs superior quality. Were S1.5O.
CI.EAR-OUT PRICE, 75c.
Pink. Yellow. Lavender. Black and Light
Blue Chrysanhemum Crepes. all silk. q
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, soc.
Black Brocaded Satin Damasse. massive
figures. 22,inch. extra heavy grade. G. &
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, S1.4o.
Black Peau de Sole, sublime quality, re-
versible. % inches wide. c. & LIS price. So.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $3.50.
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No Weathercock Needed.

From the Humorstiche Batter.
Any dwelling is bounded on the north
by a gas works, on the south by an India
rubber works, on the west by a vinegar
factory and on the east by a glue boiling
establishment"
B-"A nice reighborhood, must say
ACUTE so; but it has one advantage.
l can always tell which way the wind blows
without losking at the weathercock."
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plaid, with two threads OF black run in
like a basting thread, and checked with
red in squares six inches across That
makes the skirt. OF course this is essen
tally a street gown, and to wear with it
is a velvet jacket Of hunters green. the
epaulets and edge Of the double-breasted
front trimmed with pearl and emerald
toilet like that Is a big green velvet,
twisted to suit the face and fastened down
with plumes of black and rosettes Of red.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
VELVET AND SILKS.
Handsome Patterns Shown in Some
of the New Goods.


of the New Goods.
Velvet Is the coming material. It is so
much cheaper than ever before, and the
cotton-back velvets are so pretty and last
ing to what they once were, that one can
really have velvet gown at small cost.
There Is no prettier fabric for old or young.
for it softens all defects in the toughest
skin and makes the muddiest complexion
seem fair.
Some of the new silks are wonderfully
handsome, and they ought to be, for they
have gathered from the looms all the beau
ties that We're once given to paintings by
the old masters, and one wants to smell
the roses and. other blossoms which adorn
them, they look so perfect. Some of the
satins have arabesque patterns like hand
some lace, woven over the daintly colored
groundwork, and over that are thrown the
punches of flowers which actually seem to
give forth perfume Some are striped, with
ribbons tied in Vatican knots. in the real
Florentine style. and they look as though
the ends of the ribbons were fluttering in
the wind! Plain satins are striped with
branches of detached foliage which seem
to be pinned on. And among the very
haudsomest of all are the palm designs
which are laid in the soft Persian colors on
bright rose and blue grounds.
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fitting. c. & L $ price. sl.15.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 7oc.
Thompson's '.R. & H. Corsets. C. 3
CEEAR-OUT PRICE, SOC.
R. & G. Corsets that were 81 at c. 4
LIS.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 6oc.
Misses Corsets, all sizes. g. LIS
price. 75c
CLEAROUT PRICE, 3oc.
Thonpson's f. Ccrsets. kid glove At
ting. G. & LIS price. $l.75.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, o8c.
L. & G.. Corsets, regular sizes. C. & LIS
price. S1.25.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, Soc.
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rom London Tid-Bits

from LOndOQ I1u-BltS
The lady was making some remark about
the kind Of clothes some other ladies at
church had on, when her husband remark
ed:
The finest garment woman can wear is
-, mantle of charity"
- she snapped, land it's about the
- ule some husbands want their wives
To wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

gown that fastens up the back. The back
fastening will be popular for young and
pretty girls all through the season.
As an example of small button trimming
and strapped seams, the illustration pre-
sents one of the most popular. The ma
terlal Is stone-colored broadcloth, strapped
with bias pieces of itself, ana trimmed
with small silver ball buttons. The foot of
each enc of the cores is set with eight but
tons and the bodice is decorated with clus-
tiers Of five. 1t makes a charming model
fer a travelling gown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

a pretty dress for a
school girl is made of
large Powered challie,
a dark ground, with
red autumn leaves or
green trefoil, or some
such design, with the
seams strapped with
cord or passemen-
terie. The waist has
folds Of the chaiiie
laid over the plain fit
ted bodice, and it
fastens nearly to the
throat, where it lays
back in neat revers,
displaying an inside
vest arrangement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Had Conscientious scrup.es.



A correspondent has made the acquaint-
ance of pous tramp. Last Sunday morn
ing, just before breakfast, he appeared at
the side door, and, seeing madam at win
dow. inquired if he could be accommodated
with a breakfast. The mistress of the
house, in accordance with an invariab!e
custom, said: will you worh?" "No,
ma'am," was the reply; sit is Sunday /
can't work on the Sabbath day." And lie
turned away to seek some more orthodox
household,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
In the Alps.
From Feuille davis de yeyey.

From Feuille davis de yevey.
On reaching a certain spot the driver
turned round on his seat and observed to
the passengers:
From this point the road is only ac-
cessible to mules and donkeys; 1 must
therefore ask the gentlemen to get out
ard proceed on FOOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
A Nautnl StimuluS

The first !nstallment Of the great mys-
terry story. when the War Was Over"
by Frederick R. Burton, will be published
next Monday. Five hundred dollars in gold
for the first correct solution. Particulars
In another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Ladies' Underwear

Ladies' White Wool Underwear. regular
made. c. & LIS price, 81.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE. SOC.
Medium weight Ladies' Vests, long and
and short sleeves. {. Y LIS price, soc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 25c.
Ladies' White Lambs Wool Underwear.
9. & LIS price. S1.5O.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, o8c.
Ladies' Atwood Red Medicated Under
wear. c. LIS price, 81.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, soc.
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VicariOus.

From Motto per Ridere.
Doctor-"Countess, should be glad IL you
would let me hear you cough"
Countess-"I don't feel disposed to do 50
just now. CTo her maid) Elize, phase cough
as did this morning."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
The Brightest Boy in School,

From IIarper's Round Table
Teacher-"Now, which of you boys can
tell me what sea water contains besides the
sodium chlorine just mentioned?"
Tommy Tatters-"McGinty!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Blankets and Comforts

Atwood Blankets, full lit in white only.
Extra leavy and soft. G. & LIS price, So.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, So. 20.
Heavy White Wool Blankets, full ill.,
good weight, soft and happy. G. & LIS
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $500.
White Wool Blankets, good grade, full
size. 9. & LIS price. 81.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $1.35.
Gray Wool Blankets, good size and weight.
@. & LIS price. S1.50.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, o5c.
Gray Blankets. good size and weight.
G. & LIS price. 75c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SIC.
Figured Sateen Comforts. In all colors,
pretty patterns; clean, white cotton filled.
C. & LIS price, 50. ....-
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, S1.z5.
Sateen Comforts, full lined, large size.
@. & LIS price, 81 so.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, CSC.
Extra Fine French Sateen Comforts, real
down. lined. c. & LIS price, 81.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $4.o8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Black Goods.

20 pieces Of Atwood French Imperial
serses. 40 in:hes wide, extra heavy quality.
e. " LIS price, SC.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 25c.
Fine Black Moiialr Sicilians. 40 inches
wide, brilliant lustcr. t;lfreta finish. O.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 3oc.
Superior Black Brocaded Novelties. all
price, 75c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SOC.
46-inch French Imperial ssrges, dust and
waterproof. elegant for wear. c. & LIS
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 4oc.
riettas that @. 1 L. sold for 81 so
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, o8c.
warp. IS inches. c & LIS $3.50 goods.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $I.371.
Black Silk Figured Novelty Armures, in
the very newest cnnceits, Il inches. Q. 4
l.. sold them for SID
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, Csc.
sn E nafs w wSs w and
goods. c. 4 L. sold lots Of them at sl25
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, CSC.
Newest patterns in Ramma Cloth, silk
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 6oc.
vide. silk finished c. & is price was
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 2oc.
tafreia finished shed 9 : is sl5o goods.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, zoe.
Newest concets in Rough Black bouclea.
80 inches wide. very curly. G. & LIS price.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, oSc.
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FOR STOUT WOMEN.
An Example of Small Button Trim.
mings and Strapped Seams.

A recent feshion writer said that the
newest thing in gowns for stout women ID
the colonial" 1t is really only disguised
princess style. being made with a long
well-fitted waist, coming down over tho
hips. to join the skirt under trimming OF
some kind. For a young woman 1t may
fasten up the back. but no woman of ma.
ture years would ever think Of wearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
They Are Very Popular and Make Up
Well.

Plaids are found in every fabric. In the
velvcts they are simply superb. but should
be used only for trimming purposes. The
basket woven woods and cfeviots are not
SO gaudy Of color, but are elegant and
fashion into most attractive gowns. One
Of the handsomest seen so far Is Of two
dark shades of green in a basket weave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Menl'S Hose.

Lot Mems Fine Fancy Hose, assorted
colors and styles. c. & LIS price, 25c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, &C.
Mems Regular Balbrisgan Hose. high
spliced heel and toes c. & LIS price, &c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, I3c.
Mems Extra Quality Lisle Hose, silk en-
broidered. black and colors. 9. LIS
price, soc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 23c.
Mems Fine SILK HOSE, double sole. high
spliccd heel and toe. c. & LIS price, roc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, ACC.
Mems All-wo0l Hose double yarn, extra
woven sole. c. & LIS price, soc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 23c.
Mems Finest Wooden Hose. spliced heel
and double toe. G. u LIS price, 69c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 33c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Children'S Underwear

Children's An-wool Underwear. regular
made. C. & LIS price. 15c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 43c.
Chdren's Medium Size Underwear. q
& l.. Soc goods.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 2oc.
Chldrens Small Size Merino Vests. q
4 LIS 3Oc. goods.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 15c.
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[ adde's Hose.


Ladies' Fine Silk Embroidered Lisle Hose
all colors. C. & LIS price, SOC.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 23c.
Ladies' Black Boots. fancy tops. double
heel and toe. c. & LIS price. 81:
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SOC.
Ladies' White and Brown Hose. regular
made. double soled. c. & LIS price, DC.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, I3c.
Ladies' BLACK SILK HOSE, high spliced
heel, extra fine quality. c. & LIS price,
$1.75.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, o8c.
Ladies' Black Lisle Hose. some oil black,
others with white heels and toes. extra
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 33c.
One lot of about 100 dozen Ladies' Fancy
Colored Hose that Carhart & Leidy sold
from 25c to zoe. pair. The
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, I29c.
40 dozen Black and Colored Atwood
Hose. G. & LIS price, Soc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

Applqued Circular Capes, las inches
sweep, handsomely embroidered. made on
extra quality beaver. Real value, SIS.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $500.
~, All sa,in,Iinsd Astrakan capss; fu'l rip
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $5.75.
Rain-proof Plush Capes, full sweep. rha-
dame lined, bear edge, storm collar. Worth
$l4.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, Sc. 50.
Extra Quality Plush Enbrodered Capcs.
Angora edge, full sweep. Worth sl+.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $S.75.
,, Finest SIX Astrakan caPsss all satin
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $1,000.
Imported Beaver Appiqued Double Capes.
storm collar. full sweep. True value,
$3.50.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, s14.75.
Russian Astrakan Cloth Capes, all satin
lined. real skunk edging, 10 inches sweep.
Actual value, SIS.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $3.50.
Real Uterine Plush Capes, warranted rain
proof; all rhadame lined, fine bear edge.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Mems Underwear,

Mems Fine Merino Underwear. regular
made. @. & LIS price, Toe.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 800.
Mems Superior Wool Underwear, full reg.
ular ma lie. c. & LIS price. 81.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SOC.
Mems All-wool Underwear, clean new
goods. Z. & LIS price. Is.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 6oc.
Mems Finest Lambs Wool Underwear
c. & LIS 81 goods.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SI.13.
Mems Red and Gray Atwood Underwear
winter weight. c. & LIS price, Sl.5O.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 75c.
Mems Natural Lambs Wool underwear.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $I.3o.
Mems Pure Wool Medicated Red Under.
wear. G. 4 LIS price, 81.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SI.Io.
Mems Double-breasted Meiicated Red
Underwear. c. &c LIS price, $3.50.
rFAR-OIJT PRICE ST 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Coats,

SUaNSo
Black Chey!ot Coats double-breasted reef
er. three buttons. Real value, IS.
OUR PRICE, $2.o8.
Black Beaver Coats. three button REFER,
Is nobby garment. Real value, s..
OUR PRICE, $475.
Finest Black Boucle Coats, large melon
sleeves, Columbus lapel, deep collar. Real
value, $40.
OUR PRICE, $4-oS.
Imported Rough Boucle Coats. two-button
REFER. Columbus lapel ripple back. Franklin
collar and fancy buttons. This is a dead
SWELL garment Real value, $14.
OUR PRICE, $3.50.
Nobby Covert Refers and English Rough
Boucle Jackets, with Franklin collars ard
Columbus lapel. new full skirt, ripple back,
some all satin lined. Real value, $2l.
OUR PRICE, $1,000.
All Satin Lined Astrakan Refers, fancy
buttons, full ripple back. melon sleeves.
Real value, SIG.
OUR PRICE, $500.
Tony English Boucle Jackets, melon sleeves
and ripple back. Real value, $25
OUR PRICE, $I2.5o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

A-a1 81
Best Cambrics. c. & LIS price, &c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, &c.
sllesias. in all colors. c. & LIS price. 12hc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 79c.
Imitation Hair Cloth. G. & LIS price.
12hc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SC.
Linen Finished Canvas c. & LIS price,
12kc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, Sc.
Best Percaline and French Lining Sateens.
O. & LIS price, &c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 12Jc.
All-lnen Canvas. G. & LIS price, 25c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, I21c.
Genuine Fiber Chamois. G. & LIS price,
S5c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, zoe. YD.
Genuine Hair Cloth. G. & LIS price, Csc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 3oc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
.Or1neStiCS.

Yard-wide Blcached Heavy Muslin. c. 3
LIS price. 71hc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SC. YD.
Toile du No.d Dress Ginghams, fall styles.
O. & LIS price, 12i5c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, CSC.
Indigo. Silver Gray and Mourning Prints.
@. & L. price. &c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, &c.
Lancaster and Amoskeas Apron Ginghanas.
O. & LIS price. 61.c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, &c.
Full 1914 Cohasset Bleached Sheetinx.
@. & LIS price. SOC.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, &c.
Full 1914 Lockwood Bleached Sheetins.
c. & LIS price, 25c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 18c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Childrem'S Hose.

Lot 1-Children's White and Fancy Hose,
regular made. c. & LIS price, 25c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, SC.
Lot 2-Children's Fine White and Colcred
Hose. double spliced heel and toe. O. q
LIS price. Csc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, TIC.
Lot 3-Children's Fine Lisle Hose, black
and colors, double sole. O. & LIS price,
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 25c. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05

l1aC@S.
One lot of Torchon and Valenciennes Laces,
and few cambria edginss, that sold at
G. & LIS from to Sc. per yard.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, &c.
Better Torchon and valencennes Laces,
new patterns. O. & LIS price, 1Oc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, &C.
Hamburg Edgings. all widths, pretty de-
signs. c. 4 LIS price, l5c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, &C.
Medium and Wide Oriental Laces, clean
goods. c. & LIS price, csc.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, nc.
Fine Irish Point Hamburg Laoes massive
patterns. G. 6 LIS price, 35c.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, I5c.
All the Laces that sold from % to SOC.
at O. & LIS at the
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, 1oc.
Extra-w wide Orientals and Black Silk Bour-
don I.aces. c. & LIS price, coo.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, &c.
Finest Silk Laces. in Bourbon and Point
d'Esprit, that were 60 and 75c. at c. & L.'s,
at the
CIEAR-OUT PRICE, CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-05
Fur CapeS.

Fur Capes.
Real r,nch Corey Fur Capes all satin
lined, storm collar. Worth SIP.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $3.50.
Best French Coney Capcs. 80 inches long,
full sweep. Worth sic.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $3.50.
Real Electric Seal Capes. with fine bear
collar and edge. Sells regular for $50.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $I4.75.
Russian Wool Seal Capes, thibct and bear
collar, fine Rhadme lining. Full value. $25..
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $500.
Best Russian Wool Seal Capes, skunk COL
lar, full sweep, 80 inches long. True value,
$35.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $4,000.
Genuine Electric Seal Capes, real bear
collar and edge, fancy brocnde, satin-lned,
scalskn facing. Worth $50
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $33.oo.
The very finest Russian Wool Seal Capes
real bear collar and edgng, fancy brocado
satin lining. True value, Sos.
CLEAR-OUT PRICE, $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-11
Difficulties Which Have
EnYirOned CleYeland'S
Administration.
LIKE UNTO LINCOLN'S
A Legacy OF Debt and Paternal
Legislation.

zSsfnau ciaI Anxiety and Other
Troubles in the Air on the Day
- Of President CIeveIand's Inaugu-
ration the Legitimate Children
of Republican Protective and FL
nanciaI LeGislatiOn-Much Has
Been Done; Much More Will Be
Accomplished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-11
POLITICAL.

Governor of Utah Mayor Of Salt
will
the will
will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-11

nsaIea s Co. C. ,Ensen
Bros. Brown Bros. City
Coun Blu ans n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-11

Continued on Page III
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-11
AN ALDERMAN ASSISTED.
Patrick Curran, the Mud Founder,
Causes Trouble on Eddy Street.
Leaves a Trail of Blood In Tailman's
Lane and Ruins Onicial Costumes.

Alderman Little of Ward and officer
Alfreds OF Station B had their clothing
very thoroughly dyed with blood draWh
from the head OF drunken prisoner py
the vigorously welded stick OF the po-
liceman.
known along Eddy street as the "Mud
Founder" who is an efficient coal shov-
eler when sober and Dogtown terrier
when otherwise. Today lie was otherwise
and went into B. 4. Holps saloon AT
the corner of Elm and Eddy streets TO
become moro o,and because Holt was not
quick enough In filing several successive
orders the Mud Founder" pounded Holt
and was after mach trouble elected, reach
ing the sidewalk just in time to be taken
in hand by officer Alfreds, and the two
proceeded alcng Eddy street, not without
resistance on the part OF Curran.
Alderman l.lttie was on his way TO
Alderman Burrows funeral and saw the
trouble. Recoe nizing the prisoner as one
of his own af-yard employees, he joined
the couple in Tallman's lane just in
time to get copious sprinkling
of blood on his face, coat and hands,
for at that moment Curran
and torn his uniform half off-hcnce the
blows from the billy and the blood. The
Alderman, the policeman and the Mud
Founder got up TO Richmond street where
Officer Cannon joined the group and be-
gan to push and there was no
further trouble until Kenney's tin
shop was reachsd and here the prisoner
made a lunge through window, break
ing half dozen panes OF glass, disarrang-
ing the window display OF tinware and
infiicting several more wounds to bleed
from.
From here comparatively easy
run was made TO the patrol box,
at the corner OF Dorrance and
Friendship streets, where the prisoner was
turned over to the first district officers
who carried him TO the Central Station In
the wagon.
lie will be arraigned tomorrow on the
charges of assault and drunkenness.
This makes tho fourth encounter that
officer Alfreds has had with the same
man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-11
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

The mid-winter concert OF the Brown
University musical organizations, to be
given in Sayles Memorial Hall Tuesday
evening, promises 10 be OF high order OF
excellence, both in variety OF selection
and fineness of execution.
The work of the clubs has been on the
whole better this year than for some time
before. Will 4. Gardner, elocutionist
and pantomimist, viii draw upon his ex-
tensfve repetoire. The Symphony Is some
what above the average this season.
Professor Herman &. Bumpus of Brown
University will lecture in Sayles Hall
this evening upon the subject OF "Modern
Biological Research" The public is
freely invited.
The Brown delegation acquitted them
selves credltably at the Il. A. A. games of
last Saturday night. One first prize, one
second, and one third were captured;
Green winning first place in the half
mile, McComber catching second
place in the high jump and Troy winning
third in the quarter-mile. Smith, in the
shot-put. broke his record, throwing from
scratch 30 II. in. Brown men feel salts
fed with their team.
1t has been decided to have n bowling
tournament among the b. U. players al
some near date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-11
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Sunday evening at the First Universalist
Church Rev. DIR. Eddy preached one OF
series, the subject being s'Thc Condemna-
tion OF Universalism by Justinian."
At the Haven M. T.. Church there was
q praise and social service. The topic was
Justified"
At the Second Baptist Church Rev. Geo.
II. Rigler preached, tho subject for the
evening being, "That Daug hter- in Law.
At the United Congregational Church
there was preaching in the morning and
evening by the pastor.
At the st. Mary's p. Il. Church there
was the regular service and communion
and in the evening preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. Anthony G.. Hardy.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral OF Cap
tain Wyncoop who was recently washed
of his ship in the Sound, took place at
the st. Mary's p. K. Church at o'clock.
There was prayer at the house and
the remains were taken to the church.
Rev. Anthony g. Hardy officiated. There
were many beautiful floral designs, among
them being two standards, one bearing
the name "hus band" and the
other "father." Among the lodges
present were Royal Arcanum OF
Providence, knights of Pythias, and q
delegation Of the firemen. After the fun
eral services the remains were taken to
the Rumford Cemetery for interment.
The Pythians went 10 the grave.