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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
WIN. L. Wood: See'y.

ANOTHER RUMPUs.-1he Union Of late date ays:
No is runor LAID at rcst than another
starts into existence. correspondent of yesterday
Baltimore Sun states that there has been fare-up
between the Secretary and Mr.. Cavnllo. the Chilian
minister. The report runs, that "a clerk the State
Department gave Mr. CnustiD, the farher-in-law of
Cavalip, paper which threw important light upon
tho being prosecuted by The Chilian guvcrnmeni
and that Mr. Clayton finding that such information
could only have been obtained from his department,
inierrogaics Mr. Ciyu as the source Of The pos
session of the paper, who refers him Mr. Clustin
and he in turn 10 The clerk, who promptly DIS
missed from office FIR this violation of official conf
dence although nothing very serious may grow out
Of the fuc TINT Mr.. Clayton and Mr.. Cayallo have
eliminated and rccrimina ted-one ng that il
was uudplumntc Ia make of information surrep-
titousy obtained from tie archives Of government
the other that il nnmnisterin 10 rebuke foreign
unciionary for prosecuting legitimuely just ella i'm.
We trust that this report. too, may prove to he
grossly exaggerated. The Secretary has 'pretiy
quarrels" enough on his hands already. They do not
leave him time enough to'attend to the appointments
which are left to his decision
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

DIVIDENDS OF BosToE BaNKs.-Sepi 25.-The fol-
lowing Banks have declared seni-annual dividends
The Market and Suff'k Bank, per cent, Freeman's
do, Al per cent Shoe and Leather Dealers. az At
lantic. Boston. Boylston. Columbia, Exchange, Gro
GERS, Globe, Mechanics, Merchants. New England,
Sbawmint. Fremont and Traders. A per cent; Atlas
City, Eagle, Granite, Haml on, North State and
Union 81 per cent, and the MASSACHUSETTS, and Wash
ington, 3 per cent Total S7i5, 0JO showing an in
crease Of So $50.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

The NIcARAUGA AFFAIR.-The Washington
respondent Of the Baltimore "Sun." writes:
''I suspect il is true that there has been cores
pondence not between Mr.. Clayton and the British
Minister. but, perhaps, between our government and
tina, of Great Britain, in a direct mode, in
gard the exclusive pretension of Great Britain
the right Of way for canal by the Nicaragua route,
and the navigation Of the San Juan.
There is rumor that Mr.. Clayton sent agent to
examine into some facts on the spot"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

DR.. Wyatt, chief of the gang of counterfeiters and
bogus cniners has been arrested Spencer, Ohio aud
the officers obtained abundant evidence of his guilt
by pretending desire go into the business. Over
1000 in counterfeit money and spurious coin. were
obtained from his dwelling. and in cache in the woods
adjoining found plates, dies and implements or
striking bills and making spurious coin. DIR. Wyatt
has kept up extensive establishment for years.
The reason he has not been detected is that he has
heretofore been keen enough to deal with counterfeit
ers only.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

STOLEN from the subscriber, five miles northeast Of
~ Martinsville, on the indianapolis road, IN Morgan
county one large gray h"se rather coored grsy
his right hind foot white. and left lure foot white,
years old, about sixteen hands high shod before his
name lays on the left side of his neck except about eight
or ten inches behind his ears, which lays the right
side; he is very lengthy horse aud very fat he is dap
pie the runp and thighs he very rough trOtting
horse other gait. The above reward will be given
for the horse thief. W.. WILLIAMS.
October 2, lS49 35
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

The Philadelphia Ledger says that ''American man.
ufactur's finding their way into England more
tensively than would be imagined. Cumberland cut
nails have been exported to England from Phisde-
pba They have been fund to be better for several
purposes than those of English manufacture large
quantity of furniture made in the city Of Pldlede
phia to the order of English gentleman. was for
wsded in vessel which sailed on Saturday"
How does this agree with the doctrine of protec-
touisfs1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
FRESH sTOCK OF DRUGS
3. a =. u . Y A L,
(SEcceSSOr 81 j. RamSey,)
yUI,nsac.1a .,.,<s TPns.sf n,

y. "A. u A l.,
(SRcceSsOr e. j. RamSey,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer,
Drugs. Medicines Pants Os bye sufs. Chemicals,
goal Instruments, brushes, Tobacco, Cigars, Perfumy,
Gassware &C. is receiving his spring stock
markets. and lie respectfully requests all persons
purchase Of the above a~e- to call and his
not lower than any other establishment in the State.
Patent Medicines.
An assortment of the approved Patent medicines viii he
Kept constantly hand Also choice lot Of Liquors will be
found in our store for medical purposes and will be sold low.
Tobacco :aud Segars.
Oo pounds brands Virginia Tobacco Principe TO-
zoo Pana 10000 Regala 1900 Plantation 6o0 EsParango
sou LaNoa Cigars have just been opened and viii be sold at
Cincinnati prices.
Pfrfuzaerv. Hqir Oils and Dyes.
hlarge assortment OF French. English and American Perfum
Hair Oils and Hair DIVES Of the best quality just reeev
ed and viii be sold low, wholesale and retail
Paints. Oils. Dye-StVfs.
lot of Paints Oils. Dye-sius and for sale low
Also Paint and Whitewsh Brushes Of every description
Eastern manaaclure.
Df Dusal VIII particular attention preparing prescrp
mons and win give directions for their Prom regular ed-
cation IN Medicine and Junior Physician 10 the Bal
nore nfnary and several practice in mssroBs dis
int IN this State he sers himself that he will he able to give
entire in s profession Sole next door Little x
Co.'s Auction
Indianapolis, al lily
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

or The .Tay lorites Of Michigan have adopted the
free soil candidate for Governor, their own having
declined. 1t will be recollected that the Tayor and
Free soil conventions met at the same time and place
sometime since nominate candidates for State off,
ces, and that the wings proposed forming coalition
with the free sOilers, but that the latter refused to
unite the terms proposed. Each party, then. NOM
mated their separate candidates, but Tayorsm having
such poor show in the Wolverine State, the candi-
date nominated by their convention backed from
the race, and they driven the alternative of
either adopting the free soil candidate or having
They advised, it is said, by member of Tay-
lor's Cibinet (Collamer) to do The latter
Liltlejoln the free soil candidate and taken
| by the Taylor men, burnt in effigy few years
SINCE by the wings, for his opposition whggery in
the Senate of Michigan The Tuyl rites were GER
tainly hard run for candidate What a glurious
victory il would be for TaY lorsm could he be elected
Richmond Jsfsrson,on
The HARPERs AND CHEAP PURLIsnING..-Sir Cha rlrs
Lyeli, in his Second Visit TO the Unitd States"
says: letter dated April Is. lS49. shown me
from the IIurpers with permission to tina Ike known it's
contents 10 which they ioned that having been
authorized by Mr.. Macauey to publish in Ameri a
his History of England" they had printed elk ed
tous, at prices varying from 80 cents TO 81 ~ tie
expiration of the first three month, they bad soid 40
600 COPIES aud other booksellers who hid issued
dependent editions. had sold ab,ut 2J,00n 30 that
GOO copies had been sold in the United States
time when about ID 600 had been disposed of by Long
man g. Co., in London at the price Of FL rs. each.
As the cheap American editions only Just brought
into the market the date of this letter, the prnci-
pal sale Of the bo,k was but commencing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
FRANKIE.

SALvAGE.-On the point of proprieiy in the COM
mander of national vessel claiming salvage for an
act Of humanity extended to the vessel of friendly
nation in distress, concur in the views expressed
in the following from the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Though the right to claim salvage may be unques-
toned, would it not be generous for national
vessels to waive il! Does it not a and
contemplate policy for the armed ships of great
power 10 be charging cent per cent for rescung unfur
tunae fellow-creatures in distress, and preserving
their property from sbpwreck! Would it not be no.
bier and consonant with sound policy for public
vessels of to be instructed, whenever they meet
ships III distress, to render what aid they "wit-
out fee or reward J" National officers paid by
the government; they under the control ofthe gov
eminent, and if they neglect shpwrecked crew they
can be tried and cashered for it; but in the case
Of private armed vessels which not under this
control. there is a necessity for salvage, to induce
them 10 risk life, or delay voyage. While there is
every for salvage in the case, there is
reason whatever for il in the O;ber.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

0rThe trial of the case of Mckinley The State
Of Indiana, is now progressing before the commits
soners appointed by the Goyernor--N1essJs. Brown,
Butler aud Communicative 40 Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
NOTICE.

rHNiERE wi be sold the highest bidder he residence
ofLew G. Powell de, eased in Perry township in Marion
the 10Th day Of October all the personal
~ said deceased, consisting Of horses cattle hogs, household
and kitchen furniture, and standing in tie field credit
twelve months will be given all dollars the
purchaser giving note with approx ed security.
Sent Is ls49 3l.sw j. p DRAKE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

QUEBEc, Oct. I, l549.-Anoiber large fire occurred
in our city last evening consuming IA buildings be-
fore it subdued. II Is supported to have been the
work Of an incendiary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
SHERIEF,S SALE.

HpY virtue Of writ Of yenditioni exponas aud fee hill to
HD directed from the clerks Office OF Marion Circuit
Court will public sale the Gath day of October
1872 at the Court Indianapolis
the hours prescribed by law hs profits years.
OF the following real estate to wit
The southwest quarter No township No
nor range No east except forty of of the north end
OF said land, which leaves seventy
And failure realize the full amount of judgment interest
and costs will the tin and fee simple
OF said real Taken the property Joseph Rhoad
at the suit Of jeremiah Johnson.
sl.s7 CHARLES c. CAMPBELL, sheriff NJ. e.
State of Inditna, Hamilton COUNTY, So.
IN THE PROBATE COURT, AUGrsT TERM, l649-
the August lem Of the Hamilton Probate Court A. D. 1870,
said declared To
probably Creditors
Claims against the for allowance the sahi Probate
within ten months from the dale hereof they will be entitled
10 payment. ANANIAS THOMPSON, Administrative
AtrS JNO G. BURNS Clerk
August %, 1919. 30-3wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
ANNEXATION OF CUR1

THE Subscribers have recently Tin Copper Shop
Washington street, two doors Of Thomas Bui-
Hardware store aud nearly opposite the State BANK
intend TO Keep hsnc all kinds OF Tin Copper
wholesale aHd retail both practical mechanics
do depend apprentices
that work will lie done any
other establishment in the city.
Job Work Of all kinds done promptly and good Call
and
October ., ls49 81 limos PERSON s. CoTTRELI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
sale of school Lands ian Hamilton
County. Lndiana.

Office Is hereby given that the county
y and school OF county, Indiana
Of order OF the board OF COMMISSIONER
made at the last session thereof tow June, A. D. 1919 and
accordance with the statutes such made and provided
the 3ist day of October, A D. 1872 the
the OF Nobesyie in said county Hamilton
hours Of nine clock A H. and four O'clock p NJ Of said day.
will to sale public auction the several lots and
school
number eighteen 5 north number
the lots and parcels of land comprising school section
sixteen, tl in township number twenty 2O north, OF range
number five 5 divided and
said
wi re exhibited on the day of sale.
such sale will commence the day aforesaid and
win be adjourned from day to day within the hours until
completed The said lands win be sold terms
wit: fourth of the purchase be paid
legal interest the residue for adj ance
due in twenty-five years from such sale with like interest
ally IN advance On failure to pay such annual Inaen OF
when the becomes be
forfeited and said lands shall Immediately
sons township and will be forthwith sold terms above
specified By order Of the said Board, Jane session. 1919
NJ. MALLERY, ). Comr. ~. c.
Attest, LEVI FARLEY, Auditor Hamilton County.
3fst Oct Owls
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
State OF Indi1na, H:,aniiIon county, :
Executors Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that letters g,anied
10 the undersned OF will
Owen Fisher of Mam deceased day
August l9. Al concerned
Themselves accordingly. sow
263NT BENJAMIN MORGAN, Executor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
NOTICE.
OTFIcE INDIANA Mutual FIRE l.

OTFIcE INDIANA Mutual FTRE ISsURA CoNPANY,l
Indianapolis, September 20 1893.
Members Of said Company are hereby notified thai. ats
payment by fire. interest thereon
fies sustained and incurred said since the
Of October lee amounting in The the Of
twenty Seuay cents
paid by the members thereof 10 The ssser on or SeSe he ien
teh day Of November next ensuing. tot h
Is4s discharged
On al notes dated after snd SSor December
! CENT ~ s ~ W. ~ " ~ ' ~ ' WING per
On al notes dated after December sgs and ON or before Feb
3D. ls49 being from No 4oe To No 1905 both inclusive eight
February 49, 1872 aud or before Mach
81 1879 being from No 469 TO No. 409 both inclusive and
81 1872 or before May ~
1872 being n No. 4s2 to No. 4o7 both ineuv and half
per eat
On all notes dated AFTER May H. 1859 and before July H.
1879 being from No 4Os to No i3+ both ncusive
1879 being No Abs No 39 both inclusive and a
per cent,
On all notes expired Or on or after October lsis and
On all expired discharged after December 1885,
e1pirs or drsS after February Is, Is49 and on
or before March 81 1919, nine per cent
On all expired discharged after March u, lS49
before May IL, lS49, ten per cent,
before July -, Isi9, ten md kalf per oerL
On al expired discharged arr July Is Isis
On all exPiei discharged aer August z
Ordered, That the Treasurer charge interest
paid before November 90 Ie4e.
PERSONS to whom members are expected to make prompt
day November ON which they are payable and Al
the expiration OF thirty days from this dse delinquen liable
section Chae Noes the State Bank Ct Indiana
Or Of the specie paying banks in Kentucky aud Ohio will required
In members Policies by sale of N.
duly surrender the same Cor discharge and pay HmouH e
TP 10 os s Of % $ n ne The h
the Company Thus Aeni.
information N regard thereto Policies discharge be
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
SIiERlFE,S SAFE.

EpY virtue OF two ecutions
ne nee Of The ariOn circuit court will rubc
on the III day OF November Is g
town Of indianapolis county Marion State OF Indiana
within the hours prescribe by law the profits
years, OF t'e following real estate. Ia wit:
The hall of the south quarter
ship fifteen 5 range four AZ containing evey
half (74{)
And failure realize The full judgment, interest
and oStS viii at The Time and place expc0e the
oil estate Taken the property Of Alexander
and George H. Damn, at the suit Of A Harrison Catherine
Davidson Winston Noble Wood
CHARLES q. IL q A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
WINES. WINES! WINES.

Srlen
IL dd lot Wines which but of direct
Ioctarines sweet Malaga qr casks Port;
qrtr casks Nfuscat; ar casks white German ;
half pir MADEIRA; doz Champagne of the best
casks wine; brand Imported,
ca<k Bordeaux Claret; qrtrcasks Sherry.
They WILDE sold al the low es prices by
CHARLES MAYER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
stare of Indiana. Marion county

Petition for DGuorce
Eliza John Sanders.
Ed known that the 18th September 1879 the
Eliza Sanders fled in the Office of the clerk Of
Court of Common Pleas, petition Sanders
for divorce with affidavit
witness that said John Sanders state
Indiana.
Therefore the said John Sanders the defendant
hereby notified OF the filing and tendency OF said petition
said appear court
calling thereof 10 he he'll al
House in Indianapolis the Monday Jannsry
1885, and plead, demur to said petition, the
determined in his according
Attest, A. A. HAMMOND, ohcio clerk said Court
by RIcBARD a. NEwcoxB Deputy.
Walpos and Rutherford, soils. for petitioner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
NOTICE.

NOIEOE.
HHyE hereby give notice all persons concerned thar the
Wv granting Of letters of administration
sh late Of Hancock county, deceased Richard
Jacoh r by the clerk OF the Probate
vacation will be contested at the Of said by us
September IA, ls49.
NOTICE OF SALE.
NJ Office is hereby given that will expose public
IN auction Friday the 5th
residence Of George sfer deceased all the personal property
said DECEASED consisting OF horses farming utensils house
hnd furniture. credit Of given on
all sums Of three dollars and upwards the purchaser giving
note " ith approved security.
RICHARD WII.LlAMS,f
32-3w JACOB SLIFER Admrs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

ever BY the early records of the Order that prior 10 De-
cember 1917 the Grand Lodge of Kentucky had established
Lodges at Vincennes Lawrenceburgh Rising Sun, Madi-
son, Charleston Salem and Corydon and the Grand Lodge
of Ohio established at Brookvle No Al. The rep
from these Lodges December 81, 1917 at
CoydoD for the purpose Of determining the expedIen-
cy of eceding from the Mother Grand Lodges and forming
themselves into separate and independent Grand Lodge
This brought about doubt, in consequence
Of the State having just organized into State Government
The representatives follows: Cen Washington
Johnson, James Dill Ab- c. Pepper Henry p. Thornton,
Joseph Bartholomew, John Miller, Stephen c. Stevens,
Christopher HARRISON Davis Floyd, md Alexander Buckner
AT this convention separate organization agreed up
and the Grand Lodges of Kentucky and Ohio respect
fully addressed, and their concurrence requested
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

BRLS Prime nj cent Sacks Rio
~ So just received and retail.
wshingto purchase viii please call and examine.
~ : AT m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
The state of Endis,ua, Supreme Court

Nav Tram, A. ID. le4q.
Tuesday, June the 6fh, A. ID. 1919.
IN Error the Sutherland Circuit Court.
Thomas Mccormick James II. Mcclure Mcclure James
w. Mcclure, Julia Mcclure and Waller Armstrong.
r this piaintG appearing
ffure James w. Mcclure. and lure
PENDANTS not inhabitants this State wbelenpon
ordered that said last named defendants he and appear
on in
plaintiffs flied be
upon And cfdered thai a COW or
this order he published the Indiana Stale weeks
successfully.
ee3w A true copy. Auea, n. p. coBURS c. s. c.
w. Chsrman. L.. O..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
SPRING GOODSt

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UST and
- Dry Goods which beauty nd quality be
surpassed They have released extremely low and will
be sold low lower than he bought in this city Persons
wishing purchase, do before
chasing, great inducements will be offered.
Apriig o6 J. g. DUNLOP.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
Bucks Improved Patcnt

z I
'HHE suhseri onr the public four sizes Of pattern
Of Bucks Cooking stove greatly improved which then
confidently be only the perfect baking
USE but the and beautiful Cooking Stove offer
"a tie public Its rgpacity for taking which the oil Bucks
stove eKcreded other tove las greatly increase By
The addition OF another which enables ak
twice much ordinary cooking Being sirtia
aud harng dapes FIRE - suii
siJu
Those who want good co,kng that b, ellie
upon should thIs tell please
We and
dreds Of fimies which We will every
should fail please upon trial. lake back the refund
I the money.
hand seeted stock
brought market, consisting Premium Cooking
OF the latest and approved plate stoves
heavy plate to take til
feet wood suitable csTches and school houses box
air tight stoves also the celebrated Stsny and Saratoga
tight paror stoves the beautiful OF sirug
/ the market
In addition TO the above, iuacture and keep constantly
alnd general assortment OF which Oder
wholesale retail very prizes We peped
Ut cture all kinds OF copperwork tc shortest notice
e. & ]. cox,
| ~ w&swtf Washington street. of Meridian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

INSURANCE.
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Hartford, Conn.
INCORPORATED IN .S25.
Annual PrtR,lHaas. Cn'fgi S,,,c, and Surplus Fund
SE,000.G00.
fEHlS old and reos Conant continues to ssue poi les
furniture stores stocks OF goods Warehouses and mills
and manufactures, &c. &c, against
Los ca Ditnuge by Fire:
Also goods and chsniIe the yards
Gsisaifd TRANSFORMATION,
nj upsn the
Garages of Sea Vessels.
Simon Ysnde ESQ., having resigned the for this old
pointed ms successor the gem AIRED issue pol
able terms.
TAe Prntcrtion Insurance Company hnving, n
Yeas psd TeHy MILLIONS n dollars their a-eHcics
throughout The Unilel States and British Provinces
tsfshe ISL reputation for solven M leaug which
challenges comparison with
continent oil America The annexed from article
tn nbt OF Insurance Companies taken from the Nrw York
Day Book exhibits briefly the standing and policy Of the Com
h- iioaeyei ancient an always prosperous
rty Of Hartford have for a been famous hroug
the Union Tor Tile discrnn rigid honesty aud
tuid! These Companies have than
tim scattered their risks in every Union
have never failed to the innumerl h whrh they
insured against"
be promptly adjusted and paid the Agenry
Gated at cincinnati o. large portion OF the
ncuding I'll enums eivci agencies
deposited with the Gem raj Agent 81 the Company Cincn
Apply TO WILLIS w WRIGHT, Agent the city OF Indian
spoiis, and for Marion comfy. 37-3mos wEsw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
STUAWLS So

ATEsT styles superior Grape. silk bersre lace and fancy
IL shsws from 50 cents $50 received and l
81 sEAToN HOLMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
NOTICE.

yuNHE Sixteenth meeting &C the Stockholders of
Of Indiana will
held their banking house. h Of November be-
tween of and four o'clock, p which time
will b. held for the choice Directors part
Of Stockholders fnr the ensuing year.
October a. 3o-t Novs TII II. SHARPE, Cashier.
Ra ACAULAYs5 History Of Engand-Fne Libnry edition.
" in just received sale
Of DAVIS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11

Oh n YARDS plain and figured De Lanes. and beauti
WV fi pafierns also few pieces Of small Plaid Green
and Brown Gne remarkable low prices received
HORNS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
HORNS, LAST

HORNS LAST!
lust we'd by Green Express DAYS from New
- York. the following
Fancy Goods
Changeale and striped Satin and silks black do embroidered
and satin striped Cashmees, Gala Psids em5odered
De Ianes Tuleton Paids,
trimmed white kid joyrs-new Beu.- coIors Neck
Ribbons, Zephyr Worsted Scars Sawls every description and
quality asu one dozen
Splendid Fall Style Satin Bonueis,
aeured by Mrs. Doudnoi, Park
The last Paris fashion.
e. HORN