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First Rehearsal Of Mayor Halls PIay-Out-
line Of the Plot.

The mystery that enveloped the new
play Of the "Crucible' which Is to follow the
- Mighty Dollar" at the Park Theatre next
month, mas been slightly penetrated. Next to
A. Oakley Hall the chief feature OF interest In
the play is said To be a scene in jury-roon
showing with caustic satire the behavior Of the
twelve good men and true who are celebrating
upon Oakley Halls case. The idea IS new to the
stage. Some Of the Jurors arc anxious to arrive
A. verd ct so as 10 reach their homes speedily
In order To do tnts, they try to tempt those not
Of their opinion with edible- ana nat not one
juror doesn't mind how long he's out, but lights
pirc and lies down on a bench. The janltor
+ anxious for speedy return, and not only
fails To- light FIRE IN the J Try room, but leaves
the window opcu also. Almost al the jurors
are well rounded characters, aud require ,or-
trayil by more than average PLAYERS.
glimpse Of the nature 81 the uelodTamatic
porii n Of the play may he mad rom the first
scene, which shows an ONCE IN which there Is,
among other tnings, a table and a sale. through
"A window comes the villain, steallhily, and tOhs
the safe, whle from under the table Chi,hcn
Vhe dumb character which was 10 have been
i'm ersunited ~ famous French actress over
sees the robbery. The villain purposey dresses
like A. Oakley Hall, Who, Of course Is the hero
Of the play. chicken describes IN pantomime
the dress Of the ro5ber, ana Han Is arrested, to
be IN The eud goripusiy VnGicated aud avenged.
In add ion to this there Is a. well-dclned nd
eNqIi.ltely written love story, in which Hall Is
also the central n-ure. "Crucioe" was re-
hearscd FOR the Inst dune yesterd morning.
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In tate bonds the o1y recorded sales were in Mis-
souri, T.. long bonds. AZ lO3 The srature ~ the rail
road bond markct vas the Tmon Pucinc issues whifn
advanced materially In sympathy with The stock, ON
toe decision OF TIE supreme COrrt, al uded TO nyr
e ionoSine were ne prncloai transac ions Louis.
llr and y. cons. hiil &. and II. l. and Pncinc -
llD1ellOis Lehgh and W. D. consslidl I'd gfsSa95 ~
Hyiia American DocA improvement Co. - 100 Mi-
Mnukec ann ~. Paul consolidated sinking fund, 81 :
MllNauN~c and d. Pau lsts la Crosse division, p6la
Milwaukee aud It. Pau IS, gold. 9of Chicago and
NurthN rHiern consolidate coupon god bon IL, Snios
sWN Chicago and Northwest m lst mortgage lOOr5
Lake Shore DIVIDEND bOnd-, lOl Michigan Central H.
lrsia Harlem lst mortrugc -, COUPON, il27s OHIO
ana MISS consolidated sinking fund 1iis; Central
Pacific go bonds. lp6ea1O3is Union Pacific Railroad
IT. mouagr loi umoa cinc y. land graft, ~
uniun Pacilc sinking fund, yUls tiOil c. [. aud T. C.
lsis. 80 Delaware LackawaniiA and Western con l2t
Toledo AMI Waoasl lists. ST. Louis division, ~ hrsa
axe and OHIO lists coupon 3l9. II. nnc 81 Jo Ss
con-; CON-, ~ Western Paeinc bond. 20. Chicago apd
1nia; Milwaukee 81 Pau. g.. ISIS, li3; Norfh
Missouri 1t mOrigsg". w.
ne opening. nIEuest. lowest And clo.ing
price. VI stOcks to-day
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THE G1oRTES or rnr CHAsE!
New Jersey Hurtsmcn Industriousiy Trying
to DiG n Fox Out of his Hole.

to Dig Fox Out of his Hole.
Blasts from big Ash horn In front Of
the Mansion House, Huckensack, summoned a
merry party Of huntsmen to horse early yester-
day morning. 1t was cloudy. The fog hung in
low wreaths along the river and the valley, and
every thing augured well for day of rare sport
Mr.. N. II. Frost Of Brooklyn rode magnificent
dark bay with a bang tail; c. G. Sisson 1ne
long barrelled black; Harry TraDhagen Of Jer-
sey CITY powerful Hamiltonan mare; George
LlngstaH and bis friend James Gonnoud of
large and powerful; young Joe Douonue WAS
on his one-eved leaper, aud John Ryan logged
along on neat stepninR gray. Old Joe pOno-
hue ana AiT. ". II. Kirkland took the dogs In
buggics.
Al the halfway house on the Paterson road
the cava'cade turned t. the northward. mile
or to the skirts Of Hears Nest. "a swaulpy
picce ~ woods. Tom Robinson. John Ryan
aud Ola Joe Dopohue disappeared with the
hounGs. occasionally abound gave scent, but the
mel diuus chorus Of the fun pack. siguifying that
o fox had been started, was awaited Ia vain.
hours, gentleman galloped no aud said that he
hhn seen fox making for his hole mile or
OF Tue nuns men put spurs u their horses,
and sure enough there was the hole, but the
anu picks were procured. but the fox burrowed
as last - the hunters dug. " Let's ~ try the
woods south OF the halfway house." sad Joe
Donohuc. IL was then o'clock, ard blowing
were sent into the cover, and in half an hour a
fox was 81 rtcd. lew fences were .aken gal-
lsntly, but the cessation Of music from the pack
told that tine scent had heen lost almost as soon
such wind would vent ANY scent from
l}lng, and the parry returned.
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To THE EDuoR or rue sUN-Sir. was
olec' ed trustee " the Central Park savlngs
Bank without my snowedee or consent, two
months before its SUSPENSION. At the Grst
meeting attended ] called for a statement OF
the hank'- condition. which was not given until
month afterwards. when discovered that II
In n crippled condition which [ thought
couid he rcmedicd by erch trustee having in a
Iro rata share Is hich would enable the bank 10
pay It's depositors. A few Others with myself
y ia $50 apiece, white the majority held on and
would not nay ANYTHING. When they failed to
do ~ they agreed resigned NV pOsltien NJ
trustee. Whca left the hank IL was 81 o better
or, while / was that much ont Of pocket.
FRANCIS BLESSING.
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THE sHADoW or THE THIRD TERM
Grant stock Ki-lu. ut washington.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 29.-As for the Re
publican asprants for the purple, all of them
are waning before the rising star of Grant, who
seems rcsolIte to bear OH the prize. The most
sagacious Democratic leaders who have reached
here are unanimously Of opinion that Grant viii
be inc Republican nominee and many OF them
admit privately that IT VIII be no easy matter 10
beat him.
The prep rations for third term are now go
lng on with hardly any attemut at COucealmcnt,
lhe PreslAenl certainly meAns busimeas.
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urn IN this city in direct communication
with the cities on tie River Plate are informed by
their correspondents that The spanish Government has
ordered oil Spanish vessels at present IN hontevideo,
buenos AYrcs, Guaeglay, Payslnde, and Gudle guai.
Gnu De chartered 70 load l25uo~lp Doulrr OF ierked
httt Tor Government account, win destination To-
Havana. TN, Il regarded as measure iutenaed TO
toreslall mime IA tile island, IN the o. foreign
coinp atoms resulting IN blockade OF lat port, or
an active lnterferenee Of the carrying trade.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 80 =. X. Evans, Of
392 howery, New York, brought his spirit photograph
business to thi city about week ago he prospcred
for few DAYS selling great number OF ierroiypes
VITA snadowy face by side Of the sittera hkonesses
He made IN headquarters N photograph gallery here
Anu lne regular employees OF tne rsab Anmcnt have UK
lOrrd ~ ht IN a. III INC DARK room which he operated
n ihey inund the negatives used TO produce the spirit
facca. lhcy were OF various persons, that he could
SUIT AL tact = IheY were prepared Ia way that ad-
mttcd 81 tlN trinsferring thch 10 the OF his
patrons by the simple lgt of candle. Ivans lef lie
ey upon being exposed out nad tnen made $500
in iiye Jays
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steamship Spain. Liverpool mise ana pass
steamship Herman Livingston savannah. mdse. and
nas.. -
steamship Richmond. Norfolk, mdse AID pass.
ShlF ami, VI Nniuii, Sau Francisco, ind.e.
shp John bcliran LOAD n ma Use.
birs Cort Adler Iimburg. ndsc.
H,rk Ocean Expire e. iilucricN ia ballast
Bars kuima riucis. Mou'rvidro hides
friS Laura q rtru ic. Bruns wiek. naval stores.
hrg sCcii Gnlvcsiln, pc,rplrAm oirrs,s
big lhessaios. sierra Leone. IN ballast.
Aaothc Gsu'i riy r VA cbt,tSt,1 yess..A
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BOSTON, Nnv. 29.-lhe rubber shoe factory IN
Maiden, and all the immense brca building, with the
exception OF one Wing, were burned this morning. lhe
llhs est iuacu al $500 900 anu a. insurance $50,
OOJ EigN Lundred employees are thrown Out Of ork
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-30

Our Boys the excellent and amusing
new play which was represented with so much
success AZ the Firth Avenue Theatre earlier In
the present season, was restored to the stage OF
That house last might, Miss Moriis's engagement
having termin ited sooner than was tx ected
Inc published card OF her physician states tn #
= ss NOrris must abstain from .cting for some
time on account OF her impaired health. II is
announced that a new comedy viii very soon be
brought out at this theatre.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Seyerh months ago
exsecrctary Richardson, Judge OF the Court OF
Claims, started with hs family westward tour Of
the world. IL, expect 10 be back by the lst Of No.
VENEER nu M 60 ths line his ateOch,ct the bench
nave not hear word from nm since he left, lithough
The nov hpdpers mention hs arrival China cArly IL the
summer
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A tolerably well-nlled house greeted the
revival Of the 1.-Two Orphans last evening at
the Brooklyn Theatre, and everybody went
away delighted with both the playing and the
familiar plot,
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WASHINGTON, Nov 20 There viii be no sales
Of Treasury gold ordered for the month OF December
the currency balance being large n tp onyatc the
need VI any SUCH sales, winch The secretary AZ
lever ordered f0r any other purpose than " Teplenh
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SuPnEME COURT HAMBERs.-NOs. 35, 3s, 81.
~ va IA ii5 10 no ~ i22 l25 i26, iss, 49,
2d4, 2ds, 2dg 271, 27J ga.
sVPRkhE C0UAI-Iagt u---sanaa calendar.
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Selling Like Hot Cakes. TELHGRAN zee.
tcfNR eucc Sunday edition. and Il f. sal one hun
dred 'housand copies scnt of iiSc hot csa r. One ~
the new ic .turcs vast . publishing Of rrs advert
nents tor all persons king Huym .nt ~ course
there wac great rush. Commercial d1teIhser.
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A.-Rrp,arc Cured by DIR. nnrab (aii iclral Of
HOuse. No uptown branch
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A Dollar Case Of Homeopathic Ncdiciues,
WIN ulr., ilua = thtlr use, snt postpaid Ut
oftl sMlThS Home p4lhlc Pharmacy, iU1 4th ay.
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NNcing ard Cleaning AZ the New Work Dve-
M aLl PRINTING Esl thl hmon staten Island. Offices
No Ys ~ nc ST. 7j2 Dr1nd Wy. Gio 9Th ay y Y; 1913
anu lOs fierrepon ST. BOOSlyn Est lDlishcd 90 yoars
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NiRRIED.

Thrcnf md Lung Complaints disappear
cts. and 81. -
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,,'ireni Ble-sing ". u Rsttcr, Il 'rrlen SPRING.
Mici., says " tSnNHfs PtSR IEYE Tan CORDIAL ma
pioNtd great henelart 10 the Race" terrain cure
T. Al Disease Of ia Lulgs. < icent Tone for the
MOOD. Best Remedy ever known .pr Goug IS, Coids.
Diphtheda, Catarrh. Sore Tdroat, All CJnsan ptlon
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MILFoHD, Pa, Nov 20-rhe last boat for the
season OF the Delaware aud Hudson Canal Company
mas loaded ~ Honesdsle ON Saturday.
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Gus,nsss Eotrt,s.

selling Like ii0t Crkc..-Igfz TFLEoR,s yes
ltFutN Issued sunday tdion and % "a one nun.
drcd thou and copies went on Ike hot ciAes. one u
the nrH tcatfcs was tac publishing OF fire. ad,rrfe-
mems Tor un persons s"rSiug employment Of Clurse
tere vas o great PUSH tOHDI~i ci1f Affrtd 80.
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II You ARE Bilious,
for 25e.-AdU.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-13

Ths Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
has become so well known to the people OF
Texas, as one of the finest and most COM
Portable roads on the continent TO travel on,
that IL seems almost unnecessary that we
should say ought in It's praise. Yet we can
not ever get back from trip over this line
without saying something in praise of tho
management, who always seem to be striv-
ing to make their patrons comfortable while
travelling over their road. The track is al
ways in the best possible condition, and
trains are at all times run at uniform speed.
PulIman's Finest Drawing Room Sleeping
cars accompany all through passenger trains,
and II you are going north or east, by max
ing your wants known, you can go either via
Hannibal or st. Louis. And for Kansas
City, Denver, California or any OF the north
western states or territories, 1t is much the
best route we have from Texas. Their dim
ing stations and hours for meals are all that
a traveller could wish for, and in fact there
seems to be nothing left undone to render
trip over this line pleasant. .2Sodu
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-13
[Erom Eriday,s puilx Herald. |

Tile city has ordered Champion
Fire Extinguisher of one hundred gal
Ions capacity, three hundred feet O
hose, hook and ladder attachments
etc., to cost fifteen hundred dollars.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of Major j. T.. Barkley, of 0
horse taken up. If not called for in
twenty days and all expenses paid, he
will be sold at public auction at the
court house door.
Have you yet secured ticket in
the Texas Grand Gift Concert Associa'
ton, of Denison, Texas? If not, now
is your time. Neglect this opportunity
and fortune may never again knock at
your door. "Strike while the iron is
hot" theassociation is in the full tide Of
success, and by so doing you may en-
rich yourself and children. Fifty
thousand dollars for one dollar! Who
will be the holder of the lucky ticket
which is bound to draw the capital
prize?
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ESTRAYS DALLAS COUNTY.

Taken up ny William OFT and estraved be-
fore Jonn ID. kerfoot, justice of the peace pre-
clint No. |, one brown horie, about years
old about l5% hands hign, star In forehead,
branded on left shoulder; valued mt 100.
Also one red OK, about IL ye rs old, marked
half crop and under bit in left and upper hall
crop and underbit in right ear, branded N
on left hip value at $40. 25:3t
Taken up by L. j. Jackson and estrayed
before Il. l.. Flank, juSltcc CT the peace pre-
cinct No. 4, one bay horse, years old, i4za
hands high, u.iintelligiuie brand OH LETT
shoulder, hi Il feel whiie. Also, one sorrei
mare niue, Il yeai old, u hbnds high, brand.
ed G b on left shoulder; boih APPRAISED at
$50. zo'"
Tai EN- up by j. w. Stovall and estrayed be-
fore J ID. Kerfoot, j.. p. precinct NO. l, one
bay horse, 8 years old, about IA Aanus nlSn
right hind foot white, ttar in tOrerea",
branded e on left shoulder and L on
right shoulder; appraised ut $50. 24:st
Taken up A. d. Lctibetter and estrayed be-
fore joan ID. Kerfoot, j. =. Precinct No: }, one
roam mare and sucking colt, the mare about
7 We RS old, branded 81 ON neck and jill on
left shol'd, r; nppr Used at S'5. 2i:5t
Taken up by Il. II. MOORE and estrnyed Pc
fore John ID Keifu j. p, precinct No. !,
one bay horse, saddle and harness married,
star in foreh, nd; aged -, about l3lz hands
high, no brands blind in one eye; valued at
about II hands high, branded, as well as can
be made, G, with half circle over IL, or lett
shoulder: valued at $40. l23-3t
Taken up by j. II. Glover, ana cstrayed
before John ID. Kerfoot, j. r., precinct No. i,
one bay horse, about lin hands high, blaze
or years Old, branued L W Oh left shoulder;
appraised at 80 St
District Clerk. Dallas Co.. Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-13

That cheap, adulterated baking pow
ders and favOring extracts, are war
ranted equal to DIR. Prices, when 1t is
known that DR.. Prices Cream Baking
powder and true flav0ring extracts are
the purest and healthiest made ?. 1t is
because the adulterated fluids are
bought less and give a better profit.
Good goods have valuation and af-
ford less profit to the seller as well as
the manufacturer. Unprincipled deal
ers, like unprincipled manufacturers,
will palm off adulterated articles upon
community to engender disease, be-
cause it puts few more dollars into
the pocket. This is the reason, and
consumers should know it, and de-
mand those articles, which are used In
food, that are made by manufacturers
who defy competition in price, and make
the quality of their goods the primary
consideration.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of authority vested in me by
deed and trust, executed by M. j. johnson
and s. E. McElhenny, 10 secure the payment
of "a certain promissory note, therein de-
scribel, which said deed of trust OF record In
book X, pages Al and 4Ij of Dallas county
records, and in compliance with thn !. 4nest
OF the legal holder of said note, Will sell, on
Monday, the 22i day of March, 1919, to the
highest bidder, for currency In hand, at the
court house in Dallas, Texas, all the house
hold and kitchen furniture, OF every kind,
lately in use in the Crutchiield lotct IN Dai
las. Texas, las described in said deed of trust
and now in possession of Sion $. Record, al
ternate trustee, rs follows:
Al uedsteade, 81 feather pillows, - cotton
mattresses, % straw mattresses, AZ tables, 1W
single blankets, 80 wash stands, 20 mirrors,
lounges and lounge mattresses, hne bu'
reaus, various carpeting and mating, l
clock, 10 chairs, and II large lot of tableware,
kitchen furniture, stoves, etc, In short,
everything pertaining TO the equipment ana
furnishing OF y first-class hotel, sale Will
be gin Monday, March 2,d, AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
al The court house door aud will be con inned
from day TO day until the property Is dis
posed Of Terms cash on the spot.
SION S. RECORD,
Dallas. March O. 1875. Trustee.
o1W3t
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~. Pntrick'S Duy,

On the 18th OF March the An.
cient Order of fIiberniaps will give u
grand ball, which will he preceded
by grand parade in the forenoon
Mr.. j. IL. Ryan will he the chief mar
shall of the march. This society now
numbers about seventy, and is COM
posed of our most respectable fellow
citizens who claim Ireland as theil
mother country andhave not forgotten
the shamrock. The names of the gen.
tlemen who will constitute the various
committees will be published in due
time. A fine band of ten pieces will
furnish the music for the procession
and ball. The society is expecting a
magnificent banner from New York
and will appear in their new regalia,
which is very handsome.
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r,nm anlnlanyl. llnIIy IlnnIl.I


Ftom saturdays Daliy hefnld1
looks ~ II we we're goinr TO
that constitutional convention
n. There are several patriots
IN go to II who wont be Invited
-Sif>e TnE HrnALD began to agi-
tate the question Of purchasing the
bridge over the Trinity at this point,
the matter Is being pretty generally
discussed 10y the people aud they seem
many Of them to favor the proposition
as "A good thing for the county to do.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church are going to give Martha
Washington ten party for the beneht
of their church. They will wear the
costumes of the revolution, which are
very picturesque and becoming
Powdered hair il particularly so. That
IL will be an elegant and charming
affair Is a foregone conclusion.
--Mtssrs. ]. l.. Downs Il Co. have
removed their large stock of family
groceries from Main street TO 724 Elm
street, where they will keep, ms here
tofore, a full and complete stock ofstaple
and fancy family groceries, including
canned goods, country produce, etc.
They ask call from their old friends
and customers
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From wednesdays Daily Hsrald.l

Captain Whiteman is winning "gol-
den opinions from all sorts of people"
by his administration Of affairs in the
Texas and Pacific depot.
Governor Crockett, who Is an old
and experienced farmer, regards the
prospects for fine crops of all sorts this
year as very fiattering, while the i'm
provemeHts being made in farming by
new labor-saving machinery will great
ly facilitate success.
The jail Is something of topic In
town talk. There is Tut one opinion
as to the horrors of the present one to
the inmates aud its insecurity, to say
nothing of the expense of keeping it
guarded. One hundred dollars day
is iather an item for keeping up Jail.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-13

are me moses N the I'D lopem Wild
haunt Maln streets mt row.
Workmen afe tearing dawn lhc
shaniles opposite the odd Fellows
bali, ~ mako room ~ n brick two
story row.
General H. NJ. Uano held hls first
grand sale NJ ino stock yesterday
morning. The prices realized were
good, II Is reported.
The ladies Of the Catholic church.
propose to give n festival In the large
room OF the convent after Lent, for the
benefit of the church. II vii. bc II very
handsome entertainment.
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment of DR.. q. s. Coleman's concentra'
ted White Sulphur Springs water for
the cure OF constipation aud all diseas'
es arising from arrangement of the
liver. The preparation has the en-
dorsement of some OF the best medical
men in our city, and is not one OF the
many worthless nostrums that are put
up and sold, but II really efficient rene
dial agent. A trial is all that the doc
tor asks. See advertisement.
One of our principal dealers, Mr..
r. V. Tompkins, estimates that hall a
million of dollars worth of agricultural
machinery has been soil in Dallas du-
ring the past year, and that the entire
acreage this year will be one-third more
than it was last year. The farmers are
reported generally solvent and the ag-
ricultural interest thriving.
-WTis better to have loved and lost
than never to have loved at all " bu:
better than either is to go 10 that boss
place, No. 407 Main street, Hollen-
beck & McCollum, and get one of those
elegant spring suits that they are max
ing so cheap. Like the Arkansaw doc
tor, they are great on fits. Twill cheer
the eye to gaze on those beautiful
French and English goods, Just re-
ceiyed.