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r 2es One piece X yards, Sc in. wide. color
Ri ~ One piece yds.. IS in. vide color myrtle
green. worth 70 cts. per I'd. Price for 81 OE
Us One piece ii yds, ss in wide. color dark
blue, worth 80 cts. per I'd Price for he 90 AK
S26 One piece yds,' u in. wide, color steel
grey, worth Il cts. per I'd. Price for the 1Oc
REF One piece Sa yds II in. wide, color dark
grey, worth 10 cts. per I'd. Price for the Q0c.
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70 One piece 81 yds., 81 in wide color OK
wlns. worth Ncts per I'd. PRICE for the piece ooS
RSl One piece 6h yds. Sc in. wide, color navy,
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Az So S9s Risss yds; s. xids e9ior dark
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IS One piece IL yds. SIS in wide color red,
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sa One piece sY yds, SIS in. wide color steel
grey. worth % OTIS. per I'd. Price for the Coo
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green. worth ~ cts per I'd, Price for 81 90
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Gas Pisss saS s S liz. color So 10
navy nay y 4 VIA; x9ssh IS cts. per I'd. %
One piece s e Il al wool French Serge, color
vine win y in worth IS cts per yd 81 SO
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s sas s. In vide Sorsh cts I'd sk
All Wool Cashmere Henrlettas.
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black, worth sfiO per I'd. Price for the * ~
p'Ksesso One pisce ss yds 10 in vid. color black
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Ssi 8as pisss s yd; q in: vide; color black.
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No. 2lA. Our " Lo .ldon Special" Business SuiU
checked iii wool cheyoit; very faint MIXTURE Of
red in the pattern adds a richness and dash to
MARKET is round cut SACK as SH cut;
fine serge lining. fancy scalloped and piped seams
paying tailor s20o0 for q suit Of Clothes When
you can get Just as good from u.s. Sizes, IS to 40.
S Mosih sa IL, per suit. $1,000
snts worth siS Price foS The coat esa ase
No. s ssio One Coat and Vest size ST. very neat
sss a9f ss sl vel
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and bas 1ed ossFPid sze 81 and
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6 blue mixed eheviot invisible plaid. 1925
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good qnslity for the money. Closing Sc 90
No u.s. sSsS f fna Goats and sizes and
worth IS %. Closing price. coats and 90 ~
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No 1912. Dark blue ali Wool iCihreviot Serge
Suits. Sizes, g. 81 and IS, single breasted. Style
10. u.s. ss'0s Five Goats and vests, dark brown
mixed cashmere, extra value at $3.50 GO M
for suit. Closing price coat and vest, pow
RSgp 3D. GHt Sack Coat and Vest Size s. Suit
P PFC ,f for s coat and vest, $3.50
|: Mems Pants.
We have divided all our stock Of Pants into .
now coming in and will sell as follows: Values
Of which are SO per cont higher.
lot No5 Assorted patterns pei; pair .........s1.8
Lot Nos. .... . ao O
Special Notice.
All goods are advancing almost every day both
in Cottons and Woolens. On our duplicate orders
during the summer we have had to pay such ad.
vances. but We have not advanced our prices and
% sell
Manufaetured Shirts and Shirt Waists, Dress
Skirts. Underwear and Hosiery. Our stock on
these is getting worry low and il you need any buy
at once. and Il you don't need them buy Just tbs
Great Sale Of Remnants Below Cost.
Upon cleaning up for our semi-annual stock
cumulation Of Short Ends and Remnants Of
Dress Goods and other goods. We list under
down to make quick clearance. Other, such Is
prints. ginghams, outing, eheeting. crash and all
other kindred goods. We have put mp in bundles
to sell for 600 and &1.00. though they arc worth :
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BARGAINS IN
MEMS CLOTHING and Remnants.

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worth ets Preo fer
+ ?ss One piece ali wool iiipminased :sEsnits
SIss Worth ss yard: Fses ,oO
R%S Sns piece Of ali wool saitns medium
Rlaids Of green, dark bIus, wine and white, With
sss s9s 81 ss Sr 81: VI iftF Fess s. Y
Ks7i One ppiess ali wool black broe.d.d
s SSss Ssst soS
The pElsss
sfss "a ~ yss ~
worth s 81 % per "a: Priee Tor the piece. ?o.Oo
hair a!sss s'Sl Z: ds0s as
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I snail dsesisa, q Il; va: ~ $500
.as ass 3as Rs'; ;ds fres "a shs
One piece wool novelty dres: goods, BLACK
4yds, worth Sets per yard. Price Tor 50 65
gs One piece wool novelty drs;; goods. blssk
Is Ss s' ss &sS'sn tor Ii. IS
80 One piece SANE as 2ls s In vide "
yds. worth IS cts per yard. Price for tho 9Oc
81 One pisos WOOL aovety rss: goods, black
brocaded, broken stripes pattern, u in. vide,
n yd!.. worth sS cts per yard. Pricefor 81. 90
r "a Ono piece ali wool Friss jacquard, or
black Crepon, small very pretty design, 20 In.
Side. & yds. worth si.sS per yard. So 90
R$s ono pieoe same a: aa. only different Dc.
f psIo. ~ y ;HSs ;n,.o. $1.2O
4 81. One piece BLACK irriiied flannel. q in.
wide, 6H yda, worth 80 cts per I'd. &1 az
Is One ne piece IL yds, grey frilled flannel.
Wide ID! ~ wo S!.e 60 cts per Yard $175
In. wide, worth Is cts per yard. Price 81 IN
ZOE az Pns niacs d: nav Fin: iiannel d in
wide. worth 90 cts per yard. Price for 81 95
r IS One piece tx IDS navy bbiuo flannel, g. in.
wide. worth 66 cts per I'd. Price for the 65c
K 80 Ono piece liz ydS. navy blue flannel, 50
IN. wide. worth $l.1b per I'd. Price for 81 .Q5
r 80 One piecs SXi yds, brown flannel. 80 in.
Wide worth $l.16 per yard. Price Tor QQ M
the pl0c0
The times., 1899-09-18

This week viii end all further contests
between the Eastern and Western clubs.
The Louisvilles viii close their Eastern
series with the Senators here on Friday. Ii
will doubtless be busy week for the Sena-
tors, as the Colonels viii be their guests
from Friday until Saturday. These Ken
tucky tourists are proving very trouble
some visitors, and are playing a more ag-
gressire game Of bali than at any time this
season, and il viii require the best efforts
upon the part of the Senators 10 suppress
their professional rudeness- Beginning with
next Saturday the Senators will be eompell-
ed TO go up against the real thing in base
ball, as they have series each TO play with
Brooklyn and Boston, and upon their return
home VIII play Brooklyn the last games of
their scheduled series. The Senators Will
give them the best they have in the locker
and hope 10 make a creditable showing.
The present series with the Cleyelands
viii close en- Tuesday.
Catcher Powell. recently with Louisville,
who has accepted terms with the Washing
ton Club, VIII report today and win prob
ably play in one OF the afternoons games
He is fine player, and is highly endorsed
BY Kittridge, who pronounces him Al.
There VIII be two games today for one
price OF admission. The first game viii be
called az O'Clock. CoIlihower viii pitch
for the Exiles in the first game. Powell viii
catch in one Of the games for the Senators.
The times., 1899-09-18
PAT POWERS RESERVE LIST.
Eastern League Players Retained for
the Season OF 1900.

NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-The following
players OF the Eastern League of profess
sional baseball clubs have been reserved
by their respective clubs for the season of
1850:
By Mcntresl-T Jacklisch, p J. Moran. H.
Sanders II. Felix, u. W. Abbey, Al Johnston
r. Henry, r. sohicbeck, T. Bsnnon, r. W Cd
well, John c. Richter, G. l. Winters, and J. ~
shear0n.
By Toronto-w. \. Taylor. J. c. Smith. A. z.
Wagner, ,. Roat. B. Beaumont, r. c. Grey,
james HanneTan, James Bannon, W n. Williams,
}. Suthot, A. All0w-y, G. Best, Il. BeTnis, and
A. Rothfuss.
By RochesieT- william srnink, s Bowen. c.
Horse. r. Becker, be Beam, James Burke. G. C.
Barkley, W l. Lush. G. c. Campeau, Z.
Householder II. G. Hagan. and 6. II. Smith
BY NorcesteTF. kiobedanz, Z. f. Horton,
r. d. Miller, h. J Lampe, C. G. Carr, J. o'Neil,
IAdd. and ". T. Bfsnsfeld.
BY Hartford-T. Turner. ". Massey. c. Smith.
G. Hods0n, 7. seclaist, l. Lippert, F. Enstace,
W. Irguhart. Charles Esper, p. Knell, William
Shindie r. C4tins. and Matt Kilroy.
By Syracuse-30hn ". Keenan. John J. O'Neil.
II. W. Lynch, George Wrigley. Gus Dundon. J.
Bishop G. Pfanmiiier. D. Calhoun Porter Shan
non, ". II. Hargrove, M. steelman, 7. c. Griffin,
and Joe Dolsn.
By springheld-E J. Phelps. Joe Cunson, ].
Pappalsu, X. Baker, r. MeDeunott, G. Hem
7 Campbell, Harry Dolan, 4. A Creamer, and
Harry Gleason.
By Providenoe-W J. Murray, H. H. Davis. p.
y CASSIDY. " r. Clancy, c. Ayce, T. Leahy,
p. Lamar, Roy Evans W. Braun, +. J. Corridan,
T. Dunkie, J. A. Walters, and T. J. Donovan.
The times., 1899-09-18
PREPARING FOR THE GRIDIRoN
Varsity Elevens to Begin Practice
Work for the Season.

varsity tieVens to begin Practtcc
Work for the Season.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Tomorrow the
work OF preparation for the football season
of 1899 begins in real earnest at the big
universities. The veterans who will play
again and the new candidates have been
ordered to report on, the various gridirons
ready for hard practire. The plans of the
coaches and captains have been outlined
during the summer preliminary period, and
within week or two regular games, will
be played on many fields
The prospects for an. unusually interest
ing season are very bright Supremacy
can no longer be claimed for Yale. She is
fighting for place this year, and the ques-
tion between Harvard University of Penn
sylvania and Princeton is an open one All
realize that to win this year requires hard
work, desperate playing, and the best coach
ing possible.
The coaching systems used SO success
fully at Harvard, Princeton, and Pennsy
will be tried again.
Eli is in a quandry. Last year ii was
too many coaches or not enough. Frank
Butterworth with green material develop
ed a winning varsity the year previous be-
cause he was head coach in fact, and his
word was law. Yale may try this plan
again.
Princeton begins the season with great
advantage over her rivals. The Tigers will
be veterans from centre to fullback, unless
phenomenons develop in the new material.
Harvard and Pennsy lose a few old men,
but have excellent candidates to FIJI empty
places with. Yale has but four veterans
left and poor new material, and the usual
mo chance" cry is heard. But Yale always
fights best when deepest in gloom.
The times., 1899-09-18
Love aud Education.
CFrom the wichita Eagle J


s'Yes." said a young man, as he threw himself
st the feet OF the pretty schoelmistTess. 81
love you, and would go TO the worlds end for
you"
You could not go to the end Of the world
for me. James The world, or the earth, as il
is called, IS round like a ball, slightly flattened
at the poles One Of the first lessons in eemen-
taTy geography is devoted TO the shape OF the
globe. You must have studied it when you
were boy"
.'Of course / did but
And it is no longer theory. Crcumnayi-
gators have established the fact
4 know. but what ] meant was that I would
do anything 10 please you. All, Minerva, If you
knew the aching void''--
There is no such thing as a void, James
Nature abhors a vacuum. But admitting that
there could be such thing. how could the void
you speak Of be void if there ache in
itY'
4 meant to say that nay life will be lonely
without you; that yoa nv daily thought
and my nightly dream. would 20 anywhere
to be with you. II you were in Australia or at
the North Pole, ! would fy to you. p
"Flyi II viii be another century before men
can fy. Even when the laws Of gravitation are
successfully overcome, there viii siill remain
says a late scientific authority, the difficulty Of
nisintsining a bsiance'--
We'll, at all eventsi" exclaimed the youth
Eve got pretty fair balance in the bank and
want you 20 be my wife. There!'
''well, james. since you put it in that light
p
Curtain.
The times., 1899-09-18
The 0nIY Sure Cure for Diarrhoea.

Mr.. w. A. Bruss. editor OF the "Elmore
Eye" Elmore, Mimi, says: For the past
six years / have been troubled with diar-
rhoea during the hot summer months. AS
had advertised Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for some
time ] determined to try il, so two weeks
ago, when / had a severe attack / got
25-cent bottle OF II and took il according
TO directions. The pain left me and have
had no trouble since This is the first
remedy which has done me any good. and
/ have tried dozens before One of my
friends tried the remedy since and half
Of 25-cent bottle cured him" For sale
by Henry Evans. Wholesale and retail. and
all druggists
The times., 1899-09-18


Gravesend selections.
First e-KilIishandra, Cleora, Affect.
Second Tace-Rush, Cambrian, Merry
Prince
Third race-vesuvius. Fleeing Moments.
Bombshell.
Fourth race-Martimas, Lady Lindsey,
Macleod of Dare.
Fifth race-Gen Mart Gary, Clonsilla.
Mariti.
Sixth race-Jinks, Judge wardell, Ben
hadad.
Hawthorne selections.
First race-Maey. Goodrich, Hugh Penny.
Second race-Capron, Nullah, Avenstoke.
Third race-Mizpah, Canace, Sam Laz-
arus. Esq.
Fourth ce-Montgomery, Tenole, Free
Lady.
Fifth race-Uhlers. Ed Upton, Bert Davis.
Sixth race-Diggs, Little Jack Horner,
Wordsworth. esLh
Fort Erie selections.
First race-Charlotte NJ, Wenlock, Trav-
eller.
Second race-Fairy Dell, Martha Street.
Grumble.
Third race-Arquebus, Virgie o., Passaic.
Fourth race-Corialis Brulare, Nekarnis.
Fifth race-Daily Report, Jena, Marie
Orndorf.
Sixth race-Bnly House, sallie Lamar,
Elsina
The times., 1899-09-18
instruments on bond coupons in the near

instruments on bond coupons in the near
future.
The Louis James Kathryn Kidder
Charles B. Hanford combination left town
on Tuesday for Pittsburg, where Wagon
halls & Kemper make known their much
talked of revival of "The Winters Tale.
Otis Skinner, too, has quilted the Rialto
and proceeded to your city, in which he be-
gins his season Monday night. l will not,
therefore be obliged to tell you that his
vehicle viii be The Liars"
On September Is Francis Wilson comes
to the Knickerbocker Theatre with his
newest opera, "Cyraro de Bergerac."
NANCY SKYES
The times., 1899-09-18

FiTss base on errors-New York J. Left on
bases-Scw YORK II, 81. Louis 5. Three-base hits
-Donlin. Heidrick schrecongost, Wallace Sud
hof- Iwo-hase hifs-Donlin. Heidrick, Van Hal
tren, OBrien. Stolen base-Wallace. Double
plsFs-Heidrick and Schecongost; Davis, Gleason,
snd Doyle FiFr base on balls-Of Sudhoh G, of
CaTrlck, 3. S;rucE ouf-By Sudh0f 8 by Carrick
8 Base hits-0h CarTick II, in five innings; off
Garoni 3. in three innings Passed balis-0 Con-
nor 2. Umpires-O'Day and MeDonald. Time Of
game hours and l5 minutes. Attendance, l,5QQ.
The times., 1899-09-18
Y. M. C. A. LAWN TENNIS.
Results OF the Drawing for the
Tournament.

Tournament.
The drawings for the Y. NJ. C. A. lawn
tennis tournament which is TO commence
at AIS today at Van Ness Park, corner of
Seventeenth and C Streets northwest, have
resulted as follows:
singles-W. A. Davidson VS.. Hendrick;
Gee VS.. Greenawalt; Wasson VS.. Campbell;
Cake VS.. Ronsaviile; ]. C. Davidson VS..
Doyle. Frazier VS.. Metcalfe.
Doubles-Frazier and Wasson bye; J. c.
Davidson and Metcalfe VS.. Campbell and
Ronsaville; Gee and Doyle VS.. w. A. Da-
wilson and Greenawalt.
There being twelve entries in singles a
bye is necessitated in the third round.
When the drawings were made it was de-
cided that the winner in the second round
Of matches one and two would be the bye
for finals. and the winner in the same
round OF matches three and four should
fight it cut with the winner OF five and six
fer The semi-inals.
The times., 1899-09-18

was in not calling the game at the end of
the eighth inning, as it was then really
too dark for safe ball playing. When he
did call it 1t was so dark that it was dan
gerous for a man to stand in front of the
pitcher. This is the other side of the
story. as told by the officials. of the Brook
lyn club, and is a more reasonable state
mont
The times., 1899-09-18
THE COLONELS COMING
The Eastern Series With Western
Clubs Closes Friday.

A Condition Of Hard Work Confront
ing sennfors From Now Until the
Finish - Kentucky Tourists VIII
Begin Their Engagement Here on
Wednesday-senator Busy Week.
The times., 1899-09-18

Richter is said to be very sore over his
failure TO have Dick Cooley reinstated
When Colonel Rogers makes up his mind to
do a thing it will take something more
convincing than Richter's philosophy to
make him change it.
The times., 1899-09-18
a WATERLOO FOR NEW YORK.
St. Louis Has Easy Work ut Wee.
haWI@en

NEW YORK, Sept. -Z-Today's game
was the New York's final Sunday contest
al Weehawken- II was evident before the
first inning was over that Carrick would
be an easy mark for ST. Louis, but he was
kept in the box until he was found for a
total Of twenty-nine bases. The score:
The times., 1899-09-18
HOW TIRE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES TODAY.

Cleveland at Washington.
Cincinnati Mt baltimore.
Chicago mt Brooklyn.
Louisville at Philadelphia.
St Louis at New York.
PfttsburG at Boston.
The times., 1899-09-18
RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway
From Station. Pa. Ave. and 1874 St
In effect May I. lS1o

FROM station IA. ave anu t91z -
In effect May I. ls99
For Alexandria week days-Sss0. I:oi- x7;s4,
500, s:35, so. ego, l0:o0 HOO, ll:4S a. M
xi2:o5, 1921, loo. H:20. las. 200. IS
2:4o. xS:00 S-25 xSs5e. x4:l5. $50, sos. 70 20
9:to. x6:0t. 6.Sn. T.Od. 7:S5. 500. 500. le,oo.
n:20. H.5a D. m
sundayS-7:4s. 900. Gas. 1850. HIS a m.
l2:e0 noon, i2.45. 1870. s:15, 800. Ss45. $50.
s:l5. 500. 6:45. $50, Sis. 9;o0. 1000. ns2o.
n:50 p m.
For Mt. Vernon. week days-s:so, 500. xloso0,
l:oo a. M, xi2:o5. xi:20 x2:oo, $500. xS:S's
7:06, 900 D. m
sundays-o;oO a. m. 1900 noon. ais. s:4S.
GAS. 900 p. m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. week DAYS
.s;oo' zs:s5. $50. z0:25. I0.oo, Hoo. El2;eos
sos, z5:20, 6:04. $50. 7:05. SEQ p. m.
snndays-9:45. 9:Oo 9.45. 1880, II Is a m,
l2:oo noon. l2:45. I:3o. e:l5 500, 3:t5. 4;S0.
O.lS, 500, 6s45. 7:30, Sis p>m-
Parcels carried on all trains Baggage checked
xExfress. To st. Asapk cnly. ITO Arlington
only ]. COLVIN. Superintendent
G. E. ABBOT. President myi-d
The times., 1899-09-18

Wolverton, who was selected by the Chi
cago management in preference to Will
liams, has proven disappointment, and
Bradley, of Troy, has superseded him at
third.
The times., 1899-09-18
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExoHANGE-wiii trade gents 'e9 Victor
8, this Office. seI7.st
The times., 1899-09-18
NOTES oF THE NATIONAL GAME

Fred Clarke. Of the Kentucky Tourists.
offended the dignity OF Umpire McGarr
during the Philadelphia Louisville game on
Friday and was furnished with a police
escort 10 the outside Of the grounds.
The times., 1899-09-18
Curtain.

you want 10 know why Heurich's beers are
the standard Of all malt beverages phone 63s
Arlington Bottling Co., for case OF Maerzen,
Senate, OF Lager.
The times., 1899-09-18

The Baltimore scribes are in a disgusted
mood over the present bad playing of the
Orioles.
The times., 1899-09-18

Now that the Baltimore club has no other
engagement with Pat Tebeaus team. big
La Chance has recovered his health and is
back In the game.
The times., 1899-09-18
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTED--To borrow 5000, at liberal rate OF
interest; will give second trust fine busi-
ness property; the first trust bearing Az per
cent. Address D. ID. Il, this Office. sel7-3t
MONEY TO LOANS, 900, 81, 900, ss,O 600, $4,000.
$1,000, $1,000, 81 0o0, $1,000, $1,000, $4,000;
interest at per cent. W. G. HALDEMAN, III
I4th st. sel6-3t-em
The times., 1899-09-18
Catcher Rivers Coming.
Tips ON Today's Events

LOUISVILLE, Sept. I7.-Cateher Rivers
left tonight to join the Washington club.
The times., 1899-09-18

II is now stated that instead of meeting
al some undesignated place in St Louis,
the alleged magnates OF the phantom
league have concluded they viii change the
place of meeting to Chicago
The times., 1899-09-18
Lansburgh
Furniture Co.
1870 r Street
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss, but he carries the Ais
Cushion Truss all over the United
~ States. Men. women. and chiIdrea
wear and like them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else will. Consultation
and two weeks trial free Office, parlors wait
ing and consultation rooms the same hoor
Catalogues free THE RORICK AIR CUSHION
TRUSS COMPANY. 1924 st. NV. I'd door.
iyl3-u
The times., 1899-09-18

The present trouble with the Boston club
Is that they have lost their focus on the
ball and are not batting I'D 10 the standard
The times., 1899-09-18
TIE Week IN new YORK
Four Important Productions Made
in Six Days on the RialtO.

Mrs. Ffske Brings "Becky shnrp" to
the Fifth Avenue. John Drew Is
Seen at the Empire in '"Ihe
Tyranny of Tcars,'' and other I'm
doubted Successes Are Scored.
The times., 1899-09-18
Leans of $40

MONEY TO LOAN at s1k. s%. 4. and AZ per
cent, In sums OF l,0O0 to slo, go on d. C.
real estate pay off and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers. WM. II.
SAUNDERS & CO., I4o7 ST. iyl-tf-em
The times., 1899-09-18

The statement that has been going the
rounds OF the press tha; the Pittsburg club
was eachred out OF the game in Brook
lyn is not in accordance with the facts.
and is therefore unjust 10 Umpire Swarts-
wood. The mistake thai Swartswood made