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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
AsToRY ZOE RAsHNeE0NB0YA
THE RESULTS OF PRUDENCE AND IN
DUSTRY

THE RESULTS OF PRUDENCE AND IN
DUSTRY.
Between forty-fve and any years ago there Was
q young lad employed on canal in Maryland g
. tow-boy, It is notorious that there Is no situa-
tion in the world more demoraliEing TO youth
than association with the elass OF men and boys
deprivation and kardship, and Incident 70 Il, one
can hear more cursing and swearing and see more
men drunk, in q given time, than would Be be-
ueVed possible. 1he boy referred 70, however,
remembered the counsels Of . most excellent
mother and preserved his daily life pure from the
contaminating influences aroun@ him. he soon
became noted for his prudenee and sagssity, and
for the success Of every little thing ntrusted 20
his management. OF course ne rapidly rose N
the estimation Of his employers, and was ad-
Vanced from post to post, until he became an
owner and controller in the eommereial interests
Of BIS native State and citizen OF commanding
influence in the town Of Elkton.
influence his advice was sought, and bis prudent
eOUnsels have invariably been for the good q
those acceD ting them. He became the president
Of the Czech National Bank, Port Deposit, Nd
the president Of the Elkton National Bank, at
EIkton, Nd He was then chosen president Of
recently he has been selected - the president q
the Citizens National Bank, Of " asnington, y.
o. He Is the only man n the United states who
is president at the same time e four national
banks. The authorised capital Of these fouI
banks Is over one million Of dollars. He Is now
about sixty i've years Of age, widoEer, and
without q child IN the world 70 inherit bis Va1l
legal inheritance IN the shining example ofJ acot
Tones fidelity 70 all those qualities which round
out the sphere Of an honest, sagaelous and enter
prising man.
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4 pTsRONEsT BoOK IeENE
he IS LOADED down With PAWN

HE is LOADED DOWN WITH PAWN
41sfi| ttTIOKETS. a -4
On Saturday morning ofieer Kearuey arrested,
at No 1921 Seventh street, book agent giving
the name Of VIM. EiohelbefEer, hailing from Bal
timore, on the charge Of larceny Of books from
parties to whom he hsd sold them. It is charged
that his mode Of procedure was about IS follows;
After delivering the numbers Of works and re-
covering pay thbIefoF be would 60 % the hohse,
take orders for binding, and carry the books OF,
generally coming back with the bound volume
and receiving pay. Then, during the absence Of
the head ofthe family. he would call q me house
and ask for the loan or the book 70 show 70 some
marty 70 induce them TO give an order, and on OBJ
tanning the work be would fail 70 return Il. After
Ofacer Kearney had taken the party into custody
his poekct-book was procured, IN which were
found thiFty-tWo paWn.tlckete. Some Of these
were given In Alexandria, Va, and others IN
GEORGETOWN and this city. Detectives Sargent
and McElfresh have . few cases against him u
regard 10 the manner in which he procured and
disposed Of many Of these books. Ne Was con
mitted to jail, in default Of 5000 bail, to await
urfh arh NJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
PERsONAL.

The secretary Or the Navy has returned to
washington.
HM.Hutchinson sans for home on October l
in the Baltic.
Ben. Psrley POOre and william Pitt Copeland
are in the city.
The Secretary Of War arrived IN the city from
Ohio on Saturday.
Gen. Frank p Blair il quite low with third
attack Of paralysis
Vans RqXf S b Rss aeaR annotated collector
Don Pintt Is in Cincinnati, while George Alfred
Townsend is stu At Oakland.
Mr.. Beseher delivered his last sermon 1t the
Twin Mountain house yesterday. The attend
ance was small.
Mr.. Frank olmstesd, Of the firm Of KIIbOurn
4 Iatta. is back again AFTER months journey
ing for pleasure.
Mr.. h. Judson Ramsdell, Of the New York
Trfbuns, has returned from Deer Park with his
family, and viii live at the Arlington, as usual.
A Chicago lady sent an order to Rome TO .
celebrated sculptor for .'one marble hgger Of
Apoller in his close, to corst not more nor ~ 600
Mr.. ". BigIer shaw has returned 10 the city
with his family. Mr.. Shaw proposes giving many
entertainments IN his elegant dwelling this win
ter.
IL Is Kate ElelQb bAIlblacbOry coneclOoruooa
that ''the man dOesn't live who can boast that he
has held her hand more than two or three seconds
at . time"
Among the passengers BY the steamer Illinois,
from Liverpool, yesterday, was Morton Nc
Michael, proprietor Of the Philadelphia HOrtl
,Ameriesa. and his son. E
Lieutenant Colonel Fred Grant, son Of the
President, who Is attached to General Sheridan's
stan, in Chicago, will be married on October q
to Miss Ida HOnOre, daughter Of H. Honore, o.
that city, and sister Of Mrs. Potter Palmer, thu
wife Of the Chicago millionaire. The wedding
VIII take place at the residence Of Mr.. Palmer.
Mr.. Arthur Clsyden, who has been Visiting
Virginia on business connected with emigration
schemes, has been recalled to England, and viii
shortly sail for London. In consequence Of hi
unexpected departure he will be unable to meet
many engagements made iof the autumn months
BIS impressions a. conveyed to the readers Of tn
London Meas BY frequent letters to that journal
have been favorable. and hls reports are cAlcu
lated 70 induce emigration from the middle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
THE JEFFERSON.

TheneE Jefferson Cooperative Building AssO-
citation, organised on the Franklin plan, has
special notice in another column stating where
subscriptions will be received. This association
possesses real and substantial advantages and
improvements, and has able aud experienced ON
GERS to eonduct is aairs Those joining 70 receive
advances 70 buy property OF use IN business have
long time and small lnstallments to repay, while
those paying on stock IS an investment, which
ereates the aund1 % make the advances, receives
the most equitable and satisfactory distribution
OF profits The entire legality Of the CONSTITUTION
has been established bDthe court inithe late case
or Welch VS.. The Franklin. The nrst meeting
night for The payment Of dues-seeond Tuesday In
Ocfohort
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

A dairy and market garden for rent or sale.
B.w. Reed sons have completed the I'm
provements to their store.
London umbrellas at N. w. Galt's..
Bridal presents ct n. W. Galt's-
National Medioai College Of The Columbian
University. 49,
A neat tWostory brick house for sale
WI. wall 5 Co Will sell on Wednesday, Sept
q, q large stock Of eArpe's and oilcioths-
s A meeting Of the PennsylvHnia Republican Is.
ISOLATION this evening.
See the card Of George Sheksll.
See notice relative to Jay Cooke & Co.
Thomas Z Wneraznan VIII sell on wednesday,
sept "a q desirable frame house.
Pssular EIsnsh sia-sss y. s-Osslss ne6lpIsrs
nership.
Duneanson Bros. vill sen tomorrow earpen.
teF's wagon.
Dunesnseu Bros. wiz sen tO-narOw lot Of
household furniture.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
NM D1Y IN 1T0vFlrrv71

The Jewish fast day-tho Day Of Atonement--
VII commence this evening. It is probably the
most sacred fast day kept By this or any other
Church, being fast Ia the true sense Of the word
no solid or liquid food Of any kind being partaken
Of from its beginning 70 is close, and the whole
evening previous and the waking day being occu-
pied IN constant prayer, The observance Of this
last IL enioned upon All Israetez, and Is kept ~
OH throughout the world even those who dis
regard every ceremonial pracept at other tiIneE
The following Is the biblical command for tho %,
eofFance OF the fast: On the tenth day Of the
seventh month Is the day Of afonenents holy
eQnvoeaticn shall Il Be unto you, and yoshall fast
For whatsoever person Il be that fastet1 not On
this day shall be cut on from among his people
a sabbath Of rest Il shall be unto you, and 20
shall fest On the ninth day Of the month at eve
ming (Ehall Sc bcrIn.l lrom evening unto evening
shall ye celebrate your sabbath. y
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4 N4E 10 BE DROPPED INFO TIE
OrF4N


OCEAN.
Paul Boyton Is the name Of daring individual
who Is to be dropped into the ocean, two hundred
miles from the land. He Il an intelligent young
man Of about tWenty-seYen, Of average size and
well developed The MerTfman lfs-savinz suit
in which he VIII make his hazardous experiment
consists ofpantaloons and boots, and Jacket With
hood attached. Seven snail tubes win mouth
pieces are connected with air chambers II dffer-
ent portions Of the erea1 The hood a. Il BE-
comes Inflated, Is drawn tightly over the facs.
leaving the eyes, nose AID mouth visible. ana
making perfect air pillow for the head, which
z not only comfortable, but also serves 70 keep
the iace constantly above the waves without the
liEhtegt exortion. q. S. Merrlman. OF New
1orks the patenlee Of the life dress. has offered
$50 % MI Boyton 70 make sea T0TaQe IN his
suit n order 70 demonstrate 70 the public it1
nerits as Ilfs-preserVor.
q, Hs mas accepted ths proPosal and On OF a1out
the 1otn OF December be VIII be carried from New
York ny an outward bound steamer to distance
Or not less than two hundred miles from land,
nnen ne VIII Be dropped and lei to the mercy Of
t1o waves until be shall meet with some passing
vessel he VIII carry With him III rubber bag
sumcienl rltlons, consisting Of dried meats, kc,.
Tor one week, - veil IS good quautlty OF lregh
water. He VIII also carry signal lights and dars.
with sectional stat twelve feet long for raising
them, an Of which are TO be slowed away N he
unlimited portals Of the rubnor bag. which -
ABOUT Two ieet square. and 70 81 little Or no lnccn
yenience, strapped 70 and hoated 1t the side Of
the swimmer. This feat nay b considered bT
bc4ton = very sanguino Of success. aud even says
ne would willingly allow himself 70 be len =
thousand miles out n necessary. without The
sn91test lear rtE1rdIng bis safe recovery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

on Saturda- night, about $50 o'clock, Captain
O. T. Gordon, United States army, stopping e.
the National hotel, reported to police headquar-
tsrs that he had lost bis pocket-book. containing
able papers He said that be had entered one Of
the closets Of the hotel and shortly after leaving
It missed his wallet, but no trace o. It could b
found Detectives Miller, Coomes and lIoDeYitt
thought differently, and going 70 work In less
than half an hour had the thlei and money. He
gave bis name as Peter Dobeon. and was ono OF
the coiored boys placed 10 charge OF the closets
As soon as be came across the pocrot-h book he
hastened home. on o street. between Third and
Fcnr-and-a-half stroets northwest, but the dotec-
tives FASTENED after ard captured both.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

4 normal class for Sabbath school teachers and
other Christian workers is 70 be organized In the
Young Mems Christian Association chspei Sep
tember 2s Saturday, latc P. m. A course ofsigdy
for sabbath school teachers hes been marked out
suitable Tor an IN the association. Twelve Icc-
lures and twelve evenings for discussion are pro-
Eided for. Tbs normal class committee express
should do 60 al llIo Irff session. end 1It f1eI1cl1
are expected 10 c1rfIinrtc ~ Ienat ono dollar 20
wards deII41In1 ne tETcnte. Which VIII be
guIfe large.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

To-day the last game for the championship VII
be played between the Creighton and National
base ball clubL Owing 70 the rivalry existing
between the clubs, and the feeling on the part OF
the CreiEhtons that THAR opponents took ad-
vantage or aQufbble and only secured the cham
pionship by sharp play, tbs Cretghtons viii maze
4 Desperate effort to show our citizens that, IN
fact the Creightons are champions.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
THE 0oNINq BoAT RAoE.
THE ANALOsTAN AND PoroMAoo CREWS
IN TRAINING.

TVIVWAOOhTTW q
IN TRAINING.
The picked crew, fours and SKIES, of the Potomac
and Analostan clubs are hard at work and receiv-
EngIehardt, each OF whom Is confident that his
Proteees viii win. The following are the crews:
Analostan-shell: Prescott, stroke: Nesbitt, !;
Showers, q Brown, bow gig, In addition TO the
above, Mesgrg. Prescott and Oorson. Potomac
she'll Coughlin, stroke; McBlair 3 Randall
2; Truax, bow, and for the shell Durlck and sam
WheatleY Will be added.
The Nassaus Of New York, have accepted a
challenge for return race with the Aualostans
70 be roWed on the Harlem river on the 18th OF
October. Their training for tie race at home viii
put the 4naiOstong In good shape for this contest
and no doubt Is entertained Dut that they viii
make good figure on the Harlem.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
AUCTIOY sALES TO-DAY.

By b. h. warner.
At 5 O'Clock, valuble unlmproEef property on
the southwest corner Of Ninth apd q streets
At $50 O'Clock, thres-story brfok dwelling On
the south side Of o street south, between Third
and Fourth streets east 1a4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
TAKF NOTTCE.

There viii be no further postponement Of the
Fifsh Gin Concert Of the Public Library VI Ken
lucky. It will take place positively November
80. We etate these facts IN answer to numberlets
letters from subscribers. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

A young and stylizhIy dressed eoIored woman
entered the Tivoii Gardens, I'M Chicago. and -
dered glass Of beer, which was denied her an
aoeount other dusky complexion. The next ,sv
bill Was fled II the Circuit Clerk ofaoe. which
negro. but 8 Mexican. direct iineal dcscea.i,.,l
0fthe M0nteEumas, and possibly heir 10 4 ffronr
and that 1hc WIS damagea by tho refusal oil 4
glass Of beer to the amount Of t1o.o31 ufI1f ~
claimed Sc the h1ndf Of Acr attorney ir ~
Angst term ofthe Circuit Court
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
B0BBFRY N m Navy YARD.

Information was conveyed 70 the police Of the
Eighth precinct, BY gentleman doing business
on Eleventh street southeast, that small scraps
Of copper and lead were found in and near anewly
made hole In the vacant space east Of the navy
YARD The matter was Investigated, and the dis
eOYery was made that q quantity Of lead and cop
per had been stolen from the Gpace back Of the
navy store and that It was buried In the hole
where the scraps were found, and remained there
until the thieves got ready TO transport Il up
town. where It was sold 70 Mr.. Thomas Sonnet
VILE doing business on Thirteenth street, be-
tween o and D streets northwest for $3.50 Ser
reant l. H HoIlenburger and Omcer J. T. X0We,
Who had the case IN hand, after aseertainlng the
above facts, arrested William Gardner, and upon
Oficer Howe demandiug the money received for
the stolen material, be produced the tl7.5o and
told him where II had been sold. There are two
Others concerned in the robbery, and the police
are keeping sharp lookout FOR them. The prob
abilities are that they will be In custody before
they are many hours older.
Inc ofleerS went 70 Mr.. Somerville's place Of
business on Saturday, and upon explaining to
him the true state Of affairs he turned over the
stoten property u them. The copper weighs
about one hundred pounds and the lead about one
hundred and twenty pounds. It Is now IN the
back yard Of the Eighth precinct station, and viii
be turned over 70 the commanding ofhcer Of the
Llsss - 1Ioii ,,,,,-,-.-er I'D rlfHcor Tfcr-o AZ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

have the largest assortment ii the District.
and gentlemen VII rarely fail 70 be suited IRON
ny stock Of Poricct-fttlnr Shlrts Comparison
invited with any shirt II the United States
f1Eo. o. HEENIro
No. 40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
UNIYERsIrY 81 eEoResr0KN.

OPENING OF THE LAW DEPARTMENT.
The next term Of the Law school OF the Uniyer-
sity Of Georgetown commence Wednesday, 0etp-
Der 7. The course Of stables in this institution
covers period Of two years, bat is 50 arranged
thar students may enter the junior or senior year.
The plan Of instruction en- braces Lectures exam
law together with illustrations. Of actual court
proceedings and practice through the medium OF
moot courts to be under the direction OF the fac
ulty Additional information may be obtained
from Mr.. p 7. Hanley, secretary Of the faculty,
at the law school, gIb street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

fine selection Of Ready-made Garments for gen
tiemen, youths and boys, Of excellent material,
workmanship and style, and 81 bottom prices.
An inspection solicited. ,Soone expected % buy
unless he choOseG GEo. o. HENNIaGs
- ~ FE No. 40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
AMUsEMBNTs

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-"MARKED FOR
LIFE
Mr.. S. O France arpears at Ford's Opera
House this week 10 the FsEs Of sid in the asnsa-
tiona1 drama s'Marked for Life" This drama
is written to illustrate the friendship and oeTo-
ton Of faithful negro servant. He Is anywhere
and everywhere, but alEays Just in the nick Of
time to prevent robbie lies, abducttons, murders,
&c, and he ends It with an act OF signal bravery
rain storm q real water and from fhrst 70 last
the rapidly moving situations Of tie play are full
Of excitement. We shan look for fun houses dur
fur the Haak
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
THE THEATRE CoMloUE,

Mons. and M'Ile D'omer, European celebrities,
are engaged st the Oomique this week. Mile Is
the champion female boxer Of the world, and IN
these sparring times her performance viii be real
novelty. Among other things Mons. D'Omer viii
execute the act Of shooting apple on the ladyis
head with bow and arrow. There are several
new names on the bill besides these Manager
Rogers Is keeping up the nne reputation OF the
Comique without regard % expense.
GRAND CONCERT.
This Monday evening grand concert Of vocal
and instrumental music viii be given at the
North Carolina avenue N. p. Mission, corner Of
Eighth and streets southeast, Mr.. George
Walter, pianist. The tickets admit TO refresh
ments after the concert
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
ALnxAnpnIA III.

me grocery store q M. John Laphen. IN lap
hens roH, North Columbus street, Alexanarla1
Ras entered b. thieves THURSDAY niEns ena
robbed Of number Of hrooms and some groceries,
Hour and bacon.
A number Of settlers arrived Thursday morn
ing from Green Bay, Wisconsin, and ron Iowa.
They are to occupy lands sold them through the
agency Of Green { Wise, Of this city. and report
ffaf they are but the foreruuners q q numerous
immieration 70 set IN later IN the fall.
During the last two or three days two young
men. James Dove and George Sisson, have been
accidsntally shot While hunting II the mar1h back
Of the city graToyards, By other parties who were
ghooting ID the same marsh. Though shot IN the
head they were, fortunately, not Injured severely
The late rain caused some damage 70 the new
reservoIr Of the Alexandra water works. An IN
spection Of that reservoir showed that slide q
sf,rne xtent had occurred on its north Wall, and
will II Il thought, necessltate lining the Whole
iTferior gurlace Of the reservoir with bricks Or
making It secure By rip-rappinE-
The subject Of putting the street railroad n
operation again continues 70 be talked about. Il
Is uuderstood that an arrangement VIII probably
ne made By which, II the sale Of certain number
-of tickets can Be effected, Mr.. Moore, the con
tractor Tor the new reservoir. VIII agree % run she
ears for q year longer. meeting OF the dlrec.
tors Of the company owning the road viii Be held
IN short time 1t which, Il Is reported ne above
proposition will be made.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
SPEoLzL TERK-MR. JUSTICE H11
PHRFYs.

This court vas engaged IS follows on Saturday:
Peugh ". Davis. The reading Of the testimony
in this case was concluded, and the argument win
be proceeded with on Tuesday.
Wiley ". Strong ct Al. Order Tor restraining
order.
IN ft. Isaac Alexander. Order fixing October
io- creditors 70 show cause.
Huntingdon ". Walker. Ratiicati0n Of sale.
Miller % a.. "a. Mlller ct 81. Order to show
CLARK Vs. Clark. Order appointing guardian
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

On one occasion At q dinner at the Bishop Of
Chester.A Hannah More urged DR.. johnson to
tax ittle vine; He reOiied. II can't drink
Lutte, cnlu. nnd thero1ore / never touch III
Abstaence 1s as easy 70 ne az feInrerauoa would
De oincnlt Many have the same iniirmitv. but
are oestitgte o. the same courage, and thefeiorc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
oITY IrKKs


Try Dooleyis Yeast Powder. You will soon
md II not only the best but also the cheapest
Baking Powder. Put up fnii, net weight,
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TIE RROPEyING
NOW OPEN

Of Messrs. Miller s Jones' billiard room is an
nounced for this afternoon.
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NEK ADKERrIsEKENHs

TIE hLUfLlNI1TU
Of Msssrs. Miller q jones' billiard room Is an
nounced Tor shiS afternoon
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
BURLAL ~ YETERaN "a NExToo.

BURIAL OH VETERAN or MEXICO
John Galloway, native Of Warrington, aged
hfty-one years, Who served during the var with
silas i. StrinEham. from September. 1876, %
October, 1852, On the coast q California, died on
Friday. tho 18Th instant, from 40 attack Of rheu-
matfsm. and Naz barled yesterday ir Mt. Ollvet
c1metcfr Ills RETAINS Being followed 10 the .-ra7e
By oilcer1 Or The Association Of Vtternne df ial6
ard ddrnf1tlon II neIahcrs. He Leaves ne rrl.-
flfoa known b. The association Or lis tats en-
rlo5tr. rlr. Gary. 81 1eEs1n Hail oIlty Stables
Who frra-1 IN tue fIrEttI trrIre 81 the aIII,I1.
q fsclased Ior 111el|y md 'n4a1lrIous hrH'I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

On Friday last, during the examination Of the
bankruptcy case Of Jay Cooke 4 Co., at PhIla-
delphia, Mr.. VIM. q. Moorshead, one OF the part
ners OF the firm vas asked: sWhat were the causes
Of the suspension Of Jay Cooke h Co." 70 which
Mr.. Mo0rehesd made the following answer: "
ascribe 1t to the unparalleled success which at
tended the placing Of Government bonds. Dur
ing the sale Of these bonds and subsequently, the
Government bonds alone which amounted 70 nva
thousand millions Of dollars, OF i've hundred mil
lion dollars year. Nj. Jay Cooke, the head aud
'front.' Of ali this business looked upon the failure
Of the house Of Jay Cooko %. a. simple i'm
possibility; / have been tsld| BY Secretaries AZ
Warrington that these operations had saved the
Government hundreds Of millions Of dollars; that
Mr. Cooke had the elements suited 70 the great
work the industry, saEacity and enthusiasm: he
(ldr Cookel considered the seven or eight million
dollars invested in the Northern Paeifo mere
haratelle.n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21
BEAUTIFUL PH0TOGRAPHB
TIE RF0PENLYG

Are made At Rloe's. I'M and ms PennsylYani
avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

GENTLEMEN,S BUSINESS CLOTHING,
70 match. or Goats and Vests with Pants Of other
c0lors-
GENTLEMEN'S ENGLISH WORSTED
n. r. Frock Goats, with vests to match. q
Youths' Suits IN variety o. style and colors-
Boys Suits Suits for Children, % ~, nom
70 10 years Of age Short Pants.
- NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
s25 Pennsylvania svsnue.