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National Republican., 1875-06-18
Thanks "From the Depths Of the Heart"


WELLINGTON, LoRAIN COUNTY, %, Aug. .24lS74.
DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. z.
DEAR SIR: Your medicines, Golden Medical
Discovery, DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, nave
ago no one thought that could possibly live long
had q complication Of diseases-scrofula, mani
Testing itself in eruptions and great blotches on
my head that made such sores that could not
have my hair csmbed without causing me much
suffering, also causing swollen glands tonslls en-;
larged, enlarged or "thick neek, and large and
numerous boIls. I also suffered from terrible
chronic catarrh; and, tn fact, was 50 diseased
that life was burden TO me. 1 had tried many
doctors with no beneht. finally procured one
half dozen bottles Of your Golden Medical Dis
coyery and one dozen Ssge'g CatsrTh Kennedy,
and commenced their use. At first was badly
discouraged, but after taking four bottles Of ths
Discovery began TO improve, and when had
taken the remainder was veH. In addition TO
the use Of Discovery, applied solution Of iodine
pSss TTHpSinr and 4 entirely dSSpPssrsd
Your Discovery is certainly the most wonderful
blood medicine ever invented. thank God and
you, from the depths Of my heart, for the great
Very gratefully, MRS. L. CHABFKR
Most medicines which are advertised as blood
purifiers and liver medicines contain either mer-
curry, in some form, or potassium or iodine Tari-
ously combined. All Of these agents have strong
tendency to break Down the blood corpuSeles, and
SsSilts and Ctns.SsS y ncss sae
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, on the
other hand, being composed OF the huid extracts
produce injury, its effects being strengthening
and curative only. SArsaparilla, which used TO
enjoy reputation As . blood puriner, is remedy
ls doing to the more positive and valuable yegeta
BILE Alternatives which later medical investigation
and discovery has brought to light. In Seroflla
elias, Swelled Neck, GoitIe, Scrofulous lnhamma-
tions, lndolent Inflammation, Mercurial Ahec-
tions, Old Sores, Eruptions Of the Skin and Sore
Eyes, as in all other blood diseases, Dr: Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has shown its great
remedial powers, curing the most obstinate and
intracticable cases. Sold BY dealers In all medi-
cines,
National Republican., 1875-06-18
THE CANTATA.
Musical Exhibition by the Pupils Of the Pub
liz SchoolH,


Ford's opera house was thronged with large
and select audience last evening, to listen TO the
performance Of A. O. Gutterson's cantats OF "The
Months and Seasons" rendered by the pupils OF
the public schools, who have been under the
training Of Prof ]. H. Daniel, and his assistants
The cantata Is divided into four parts, each rep
resenting o season, and ended with an spproprl-
ate and beautiful tableaux.
The solos throughout the performance were
rendered excellently, although some Of the
voices lacked the volume necessary 70 NIL SO
large an auditorium. Mr.. VIM. MCFARLAND sang
the solo, "Oh, I Am the Frost King" Miss Rosa
Korn, "rm the Last Of All the Train;" miss
Martha Yonson, "Oome, Welcome Me-" miss
Maggie Clarke, "Sunny, Cloudy Apru;" Miss
Sophie Davidson, 81 Come, the Last Of Sister
Band:n Miss Amanda McMurray rendered the
song TO the May Queen; Miss Florence Ball sang
.'rm Coming; No Longer I'll Stay" Miss Laura
Murdock, ~ Follow the Steps Of Ny Sister
Fair" Miss Ida DeLand, 'There's Dust Upon
MY Mantle;' Miss BeckIe Smith finely rem
dered "'Tis the Last Rose Of Summer;" Miss
Lille Cross sang "The Sultry summer at
Length is Past;" Miss Nellie JetfEies, "mIne is
FloWery Garland;" MI. WIN. Tapham, "Oh, the
Royal Indian Summer" Mr.. Miles Fuller, "Ye
Cali Me q Tyrant." The fourth part, or "Au-
giving, during which the young ladies chanted
EThe Lord is Ny Shepherd" with fne effect.
There were some very pretty scenes, and the
manner in which everything was conducted re-
fleets credit upon the managers, who had no easy
task. The performance Will be repeated TO-
night, and doubtless the house will again be
crowded,
National Republican., 1875-06-18
Auction Sales To-day.

By Thomas Bowling:
At s O'Clock, at the stables attached to Senator
Stewards mansion, (P Street circle), harness,
At o'clock, cottage lots on street northwest,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets north
west.
By B. H. Warner:
At 10 O'Clock, at corner of Seventeenth and L
streets, the property known as the "Evans Con-
crete Company
At O'Clock, in square 3S4, lots II and Is north r
street between Ninth and Tenth Streets these will
be subdiVided into nine desirable lots In square 393
lot TO- on Eighth street northwest between
street and the Boundary; subdivided into three
lots. In square SOS, lots and Il on First street
west, between N and o south; subdivided into
nine lots. In square $50, lots and 9, on south A
street, between First street west and Canal street,
and on First street west, between u and P south;
subdivIded into eight lots.
By E. J. Sweet:
At O'Clock, Q desirable building lot, improved
by two story frame dwelling, on the east side of
Tenth street, between Il and northeast.
By Young, Middleton & Co.:
At O'Clock, valuable improved real estate on
Twentieth street, between q and H northwest.
By II. F. Zimmerman Son.
At o'clock, Hempler's entire optieian stock.
National Republican., 1875-06-18

I'VE have now completed the history OF John
Milton, q man in whom were tllustriously com:
bined all the qualities that could adorn or could
elevate the nature to which he belonged-A man
who at once possessed beauty of countenaneei
symmetry Of form, elegance Of manners, beneVo-
lence Of temper, magnanimity and loftness OF
soul, the brightest illumination Of intellect,
knowledge the most varied and extended, virtue
that never lOitere0 in her career nor deVlated
from her cIurse-a man who, If he had been dele
gated as the representative of his species TO one
of the superior worlds, would have suggested
grand idea Of the human race, of beings afnuent
In moral aId intellectual treasure, raised and
distinguished in the universe as the tsVorites anu
heirs Of Heaven"
Such is the example Ibring you-such the ideal
] would have you realize.
Accepting these words of parting counsel, you
go forth to the studio and tolls Of professional lie,
or the stern and onerous labors Of business. with
the sympathy, affection and confidence OF your
professors and Instructors we'll as OF the trus-
tees Of the university, aAd with their nope tnst,
Whatever your calling, success, prosperity and
happiness, In the providence Of your heavenly
Father, may crown your Efforts
Mr. Frey, Miss Frey, Mr.. Mali and Mr.. Brodie
next sang @Gathering Homer" and Bishop Brown
pronounced the benedietion, and the exercises
closed.
CHANGE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE INsTI-
TUITION.
Alta meeting Of the board of trustees Of Howard
University, held in this city yesterday 1t was de-
cided to censign the future management Of the
institution to the American Missionary Society,
and the Rev. George Whipple, secretary Of the
society, was designated to assume official control
as president is understood that the institu.
ton is to be conducted in the immediate interest
Of the Congregational Church, the law depart
ment and such other Incompatible features peing
Topped of, in order to give 1t strictly theologl
cal and denominational character. This action
was strongly opposed by all the colored mem
bers Of the board, who look upon the movement
with suspicion, and, If nothing worse, at least
fragrant departure from the original design Of
the university, and very inlmical to its success.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Liquor Licenses Approved and DiSapproysd.
The Board of Police Commissioners, at their
meeting yesterday, among other business, trans
acted the following: Henry o. johnson, John A.
Bailey and Ralph WOrmley were commissioned
additional privates-the first two for twelve
months, to do duty at the Washington market,
and the latter for SIX months, to do duty at the
Howard University grounds.
The applications Of Andrew Roth, Jeremiah
Quinn and Frank Hagerty for liquor licenses
were approved, and that Of Michael Frain dlsaP-
proved.
VIM. Hessler, Thomas Manning and Henry
Kraus were granted transfer.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
An Old Citizen Daad

Mr.. John johnson, who has been G resident of
this city nearly all his lIs died in Baltimore on
Wednesday evening, at the advanced age Of 70
years. The deceased has been Q worthy Christian
citizen, holding several positions Of honor and
trust. He was an active oficer in the several
temperance organisations for the past forty years.
and also q member Of the Oldest 1nhabitants' As
ISOLATION, and served in the war Of 1872 He was
the father Of the late Justice John H. johnson
and Msjor A. e. H. johnson, q patent solicitor OF
this city. The remains have been brought to this
city. and will be buried from the chapel at Oak
Hill cemetery this evening, at 4 p, N.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
PUBLICAN. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, lS7

could get damages, and thought they had better
institute suits He hoped . committee would be
Appointed for that purpose, and made motion TO
that effect.
Dr. Morgan thought that both could be done,
and while the suits were being entered they would
allow Governor Bowie and his board OF directors
an opportunity to show what concessions tney
were willing TO make. The motion Of Mr.. Web
ster was adopted, and the committee TO interview
the officers OF the Baltimore sod Potomac Road
continued-Messrs. John Webster, George w.
GoodalI, and Eberhardt Troassand.
The association then adjourned,
National Republican., 1875-06-18
Steamer "susn Excursions.

Messrs. Stephenson & Bro, the Wsll-known
agents of the steamer "Sue," have arranged for
series Of Saturday night excursions down the Pc
tomac during the coming season. The boat,
which is one Of the finest on the river, will leave
her wharf every Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock,
and proceed to Point Lockout, stopping on the
route at LeonardtoWn, Piney Point and Mar
shall's, and returning, Will arrive at her wharf
early Monday morning. The steamer ia CON-
msnded by Capt. Harper, one Of the most ex-
perieneed Of the river captains, and In her ap-
pointments Is first-class. These trips will GER
tainly be the most popular of the season, and the
Messrs. Stephenson promise to leave nothing un.
done on their part to secure the pleasure and
comfort of guests. The Office Of the company is
at l2lS PennsylYania avenue.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
Assault on an Omcer.

Last night, about 10 O'Clock, as Oficer Arnold was
patroIling his beat, he met white lady and col
ored man on K, near Sixth street. The lady asked
the oficers protection, ,whereupon the man started
and ran, followed by Of1cer Arnold, who caught
the man on Sixth, between and X streets, and
was in the act of taking hold Of him when the
man struck Ofieer Arnold terrible blow on the
head and ran away. Oficer Arnold was removed
to Q drug store, where Doctor Magruder dressed
his wound, after which he was removed to his
home.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Horse and Carriage Unset.

Yesterday afternoon as Sir Frank M. Marshall,
Eminent Commander Of Columbia Comnandery,
No. 2, was making arrangements for the funeral
of his late frster. Frank @. Daniels, he met with
an accident that came near costing his life. While
riding In 9 carriage St the intersection Of Ninth
and K streets northwest, and when about to cross
the railroad track, the horse came almost to Q
stsndstill At this juncture q heavy wagon going
vehicle upsetting It and the horse, with Mr..
Marshall inside the carriage. Assurance was
promptly rendered, and Mr.. Marshall escaped
with several severe bruises, fortunately without
having any bones broken
National Republican., 1875-06-18
Kpiseopal Inltitute,

At the close Of the ffth annual session Of the
Episcopal Institute the honors were awarded to
the following pupils: Gold medal for department,
to W. o. Lewis prize for best scholarship in sixth
form, to W. o. Lewis; for scholarship in fourth
form, H. L. knight. Testimonials awarded !;
Sixth form, first grade, 90. Kramer, w.O.LewIs;
NTH form, nrst grade, NJ. D. knight, W. F. Wat
kinE, G. A. Wight; fourth form, first grade, @. g.
Watkins; second grade, D. D. Addison, E. Hooe,
H. L. Smith, NJ. B. Wallsch; third form, first
grade, A. J. Myer, jr., II. T. Wyman; second
Z. Lewis: second grade, T. G.Addison; first form,
nrst grade, Smith Hauly, Il. H. Lewis, w. f.
Wyman; second grade, Henry GiVandsu, Walden
Myer.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
Parmita to Ruild.

The following permits to build were issued yes
terdsy: r. l. Smith, two brick tIo-stoFy dwell
ings Is by 2s feet south side Of D, between Fifth
and Sixth streets southeast; 1000. The owner
Of building on lot s. square No. 63l, has been or
dered to remove the same, It having been con-
structed without q permit and contrary TO the
building regulations; also, building on lot l.,
square 7S4; also, building No. 1916 street, be-
ing In an unsafe condition.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
BASE BALL.
National VI. Roaadals.

very exciting game Of base ball may be e1-
pected this evening on the Olympic grounds be-
tween the National, amateur champions, and the
Rosedale, who have materially strengthened
their Mines The following are the players: Pruitt
catcher; Steiner, pitcher; Handy, short stop;
KearneY, FIRST base; Nolan, second base; Paxton,
McCook, right field. The Rosedaio will appear
fully equipped. Admission, fifteen cents. Ladies
National Republican., 1875-06-18
THE TEXAS NAIL CONTRACTS.
The Trial Of Kinds for Bribery Continued
Yesterday,

IeBberoAys
The trial of Jerome J. Kinds, charged with
bribing Post Once CLERK Cham ell to abstract
tain bids from the Post Once Department for ex-
animation and then return them to the files with
other bids accompanying them, was resumed in
the Criminal Court before Mr.. Justice Mac
Mr.. French, clerk Of contract ofacs, was re-
Witness compared number OF bids with the
TSS 70 Be the lowest bidder idsS
flying the stampas counterfeit. The obligers Of
the bonds in most instances were O. o. Sheats,
J. ]. Kinds and NJ. ID. Nichols, and the record Of
the bids in the books was identified as in the
handwriting Of ofChaHnel.
Cross-examined: Was engaged in life insurance;
taking policies on some Of the contractors lives;
knew nothing Of his own knowledge about Chan
mel taking the bids out; the law does not specih-
cally regulate the duties Of the clerks. Mr.. Ket-
tie has been about the Department since this ar
fair had become public; lddings' bids were thrown
out in consequences OF the alleged frauds, and con-
tracts were awarded to other partiesi witness and
Channel board together; witness understood that
six or seven men were connected with the al
The Postmaster General had entered into a
contract with Mr.. Kinds since the institution of
these proceedings.
Isaac q. Slater sworn: Witness about February
IS designated to act as chief clerk Of the con-
tract Office and he made several changes of clerks
from room to room-Channel among them from
room IS to the Texas routes room. Bids received
subsequent to the time named are simply recorded
and not considered. Channels business was to
record tht m.
Gross examined: Witness assigned Channel to
the Texasroute desk because the business of that
desk was getting behindhand. Channel made no
particular request for this desk. Witness desig-
mated Mr.. Iddings for the contract, having re-
ceived authority from Mr.. French.
A recess was taken here.
After recess the defense called number of
witnesses.
]. N. Davis and VIM. NJ. Ireland testified as to
the character of Channel.
II. p Belts testified that Channel offered on
receipt Of S2OO to Jump his bail and not appear on
this trial.
H. P. Msrsden and Charles T. Tyler testified
that Channel had represented himself to them as
q special agent Of the Post Once Department
when, in fact, he occupied no such position.
E. @. IngersoI was called In reference to GER
tain papers that were presented on the prelim-
mary examination.
l. ]. Squires testified that the bids which were
put in were genuine bids and that the signatures
thereto were genuine.
The court at the close of Mr.. SquIre's testimony
adjourned until this morning.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
Raid On q house Of IlI-Fams.

Ohacers Shilling, Block and Sergeant DInsmore
last night at o'clock made Q raid on house Of
nLrepute, No. 12lo d street, and arrested the
mistress Lizzie Kennedy, and the following girls:
Celia Thompson, Maggie Jones, and Ella Miller,
also two men. The women were locked up In the
National Republican., 1875-06-18
on THE ALTAR OF SACRIFICE
We Place Our Mammoth Stock
AsTATEnIENT TO THE PUBLIC.

A 5TATEMENT 1 TIE UBETO'
We last neck leased for period eoveriHg time
required to make the proposed alteration In our
buiIdingof MesSrs. Zimmerman 4 Son, the building
formerly occupied by them The gunner, hoIoever, de-
clines to aHotv them 10 subIet the same to any one
Hence, we shall be compelled to remain In the
building we now occupy while the Improvements
are going on. Fearing that the dust and DIRT
which must necessarily arise will damage great
many goods, We have concluded to close out .
very large portion Of our stock at
SPECIAL PRICES"
In accordance with this determination, we have
this day made the following
POSITIVE AND FINAL REDUCTIONS.
The prices quoted are
FOR CASH ONLY.
Fifteen per cent. will be added where the goods
are charged to customers having accounts on our
books. No discounts or deviations from the an
nexed prices Will be allowed:
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
Fire.

The alarm Of fire sounded last night about 10
o'clock from boI was occasioned BY the explo-
sion of a coal-oil lamp in Baptist alley, between
Second and Third streets and and streets
northeast, occupied by Ellen Payne. Damage IS
National Republican., 1875-06-18

Comforting OF the Diplomas Upon Four
Bachelors OF TArt-WOrds Of Advice
to the PuPIIs-What will be
Expected Of fThem-Duties
of Active Life-GOOd-
Bye to the Col.
Iege.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
Accident.

Yesterday afternoon, about one o'clock, col.
ored man named Alexander Ford, while driving
q cart, was injured By the upsetting Of the same
near the corner Of Second and L streets SOUTH
street, BY 0ficer Nokes, and DR.. Beall rendered
surgical aid.
National Republican., 1875-06-18

YOUTHS, MEN's, BoYs' SOMETHING
and Children's different from, as we'll
CLOTHING, as superior to, that ordi-
Entire new line narily sold at the ready
for the made clothing stores.
School Examinations. Prices adapted to all
pockets; all tastes suit
ed.
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
THE COURTS.
Equity Court-Judge W1lis.

This court made the following orders yesterday:
Moore VS.. Moore. Decree Of divorce.
Slade VS.. Slade. Decree confirming agreement.
Stevens We. Trook. Decree Diminishing Dill.
Leon VS.. Adams. Case submitted to the court.
Blagden Vs. Blsgden ct al. Decree for parti-
tion and the assignment Of dover.
A number Of routine orders were made. Ad-
journed.
Circuit Court-Judge Humphreys.
This SQUIRT was engaged as follows yesterday:
CresWen ct al. VS.. Boyle. Judgment by default.
Norris Vs. Fortune, executor OF Leech. Judg-
ment by agreement.
Randolph and wife w. Jones. A Jury was
called in this case, but the case not concluded
To-day will be occupied with motions, the court
meeting at o'clock for that purpose
Gases for Monday, Nos. 16i l7s, l32, 49, lS5, 1S6
and lSI.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
Married and Divorced.

The following licenses were granted yesterday:
John Henry Law and Cathartne Cassidy. Geo.
W. Edelia and Amelia Davis. Chas. Petit and
Mary Z. Rogers, Of Accotink, Va. Thomas FAINT
leroy and Bette Parker. ]. S. Hopkins and
Mary y. Scott. Thomas Robinson and Mary
Taylor.
DIVORCES.
In the Equity Court to-day Roger W. Moore
obtained q divorce from Jennie V. Moore upon
allegations Of adultery. The tacts have already
been fully reported in this journal.
H. ]. T. Matthews filed bill asking divorce
from Lucinda Matthews on allegations Of sdul-
terry and other grounds.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
GoYarnment sala.

Thomas DowIing, auetioneer, has been selected
by Colonel o. E. Bsbcock to sell the materials Of
all kinds in the old Anacostia bridge which takes
place Monday, June q.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE I'D DAY OF

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE I'D DAY OF
MAY, 1875.
John % \. .hSs.lia s',i' No.4su, Equity Doet.sl4
On melton Of the plaintiffs, by Mr.. Jas. g. Payne
their solicitor, It Is ordered that the defendants,
James Ward, LOUIS 3: ward, NJ Mranda ld Hor- al
ace B. Ward, Edith Ward, Thomas B. Ward and
Jennie A. Ward, cause their appearance 70 ee en-
tered herein on or before the art occurring
be proceeded with as In ease Of defAult
By the Court; MTfas MhfahsiEi 1irsrS srstee: &C.
BY p WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk. jes-ru3W
TNHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbla, holding Special
Term letters OF administration on the personal ss-
tate Of GEoRGE r EDWARDS, late Of District OF Co
lumbla, deceased. AL persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day OF June
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
alebenent of the said estate,
Given under my hand. this 18th day OF June,
jsis-wsW' 1dministrStor.
National Republican., 1875-06-18

ONLY FEW MORE Of those % Worsted coats at
d previous to removing to southeast corner Sey-
epth and streets. EIsEMAN Bros,
sos Seventh street, near E.
National Republican., 1875-06-18

LARGE AUDIENCE IN ATTENDANCE
National Republican., 1875-06-18
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

INFRINGEMENT EXERCISES LAST NIGHT.
National Republican., 1875-06-18

FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
Gauze Shirts Jean and Linen Drawers, Hand
kerchiefs Ties, Gloves, Suspsnders,
ALL AT REDUCED SPECIAL PRICES"
Our g. so White Shirts ct S225 singly, or S13 per
half dozen; t25 per dozen.
We cannot enumerats every article In our es-
tablishment.
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
Every salesman in our house will receive copy
Of this advertisement, and customers may rely on
finding the
REDUCTIONS "BONA FIDE."
We will Icheerfully show the goods toanyone
faVoring rs with call
A. SAKS& CO.,
SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
$50, $1OO, $500, $1,000
Invested in StOf Privileges in wall Strest,

leads to many Thousands Of dollars proat, Com
prehensiVe explanatory circulars, containing de-
failed statements and prices Of all stocks
dealt In At the New York Stock Exchange, mailed
nee TO those desiring to speculate. Address
ALEX. FHOTH1NGHAn 2 CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
tOpposIte New York Stock ExchAnge,l
aplS-Ths&Tutf II wall street, New York.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
CITY ITEMS.

FoRTY.cEHT office coat at EIsENAN Bros,
sos Seventh street, near E
National Republican., 1875-06-18

Prof. Langston's Address to the Graduates.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
"yTvE MINUTES FOR RETREsHSEETs."

Everybody who has travelled by railroad has
heard the above announcement, and has probably
suffered from eating too hastily, thereby sowing
the seed Of dyspepsia. 1t is comfort to know
that the Peruvian Syrup will cure the worst
cases of dyspepsia as thousands have testified.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
HENRY r. SEARLE,

40 3 Street, Opp0B1te PO8t once Dc
pAFtment.
ITO CONTRACTORS, ATTORNEYS AND
l. INVENTORS. have carefully preparedan
published a complete digest OF
ALL AMERICAN PATENTS,
CONCRETE PAVING AND ROOFING.
Also, all English patents for paving up to ganu-
jel-6m Room Il. Patent Once.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
In our chsngeable climate, coughs, colds, aud
diseases Of the throat lungs and chest will always
prevail. Consumption will claim Its victims.
These diseases, II attended to in time, can be ar
rested and cured. The remedy Is DR.. WtstGr's
Bdlsam of WiLd Cherry. Fifty cents and o.
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
National Republican., 1875-06-18

PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL,
White Vests,
White vests,
white Vests,
at reduced prices.
EIsKMAN BRns.,
SOS Seventh street, near E.