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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
CANDIES AND TOYS,
Wholesale q Retail az EssteTn Prices.
y4RRAN q 60, lao Main vt.
cox
Court House NOtes.

United States Marshal Williamson
is rapidly recovering from the acct
dent which befel him at Jackson.
The condition Of Charles Goebols,
the nursery man, shot a fow days sipce,
IL said 70 remain unchanged. Tho
trial Of .the ease is set for the 22nd,
before Esquire Slaughter,
The tax collectors ara busy now
making cut lists oF citizens liable to
taxation, The agitation g the Decem
Der sewer tax, which every citizen
should feel it his duty to pay promptly
upon application.
In the criminal court A. Garibaldi
was found guilty Of carrying a pistol
and sentenced to sixty days on the
Island besides a fine Of fifty dollars.
Sentence was suspended during good
behavior.
The legislators elect do not seem to
be troubling themselves much about
certificates. They have all been cup
piled with copies of the returns, but
none Of them have 80 much as applied
for regular certificates, except Mr.
McKenna, the circumstances Of which
have been given.
Deeds were recorded yesterday.
from j. R. Williams to B. r. Will
Jams; j. R. Williams to Il. w. Will
lame; also a grant from the State o.
Tennessee to JAMES Reed and others
and a pow,r Of attorney from L. G
Lee aud others to j. G. Lake.
The bright disc Of the sun reflected
besming smiles from the faces Of al
least four individuals. Marriage Ii
censes were Issued to-day to G. n. Var
DeVenton and Miss Lizzie Greed; j
T. Howard aud Miss Minnie Will
Jams,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

DR.. Buddeke, eye and car diseases,
No So east Court street. 144f
The fair for the Sisters Of the Good
Shepherd is to open next Monday.
For good boots and shoes 20 toJ. NJ.
Hill, corner Main and Monroe, where
you can get the best quality and the
very lowest prices. 55t
P. 7. Forsyth, representing the ex-
tensiYe clothing houae # N. Hender-
son & Co., OF Cincinnati, will be at
Gaston's hotel for several days.
A marriage ceremony is announced
for tomorrow evening at the Central
Baptist church between Miss Minnie
Spicer and Mr.. Nathan B. Camp.
T. T. McWhiTteF, editor Of the
Rhea Springs News, was In the city
yesterday on bis return from a visit to
Nashville, Louisville .aa Cincinnati
Miss Emmie NJ. Paytpe, formerly Of
this city, was married at the First
Christian church, St. Leuis, last
Wednesday to Mr.. s. T. Price, Of that
city
Mr., George Coleman, representing
Scidenbergs Key West cigar, is a
guest at the Peabody hotel, auArwill
remain with US a few day George is
always welcome.
Colonel c. NJ. McGhee and Colonel
L. W. Cole, two Of tho ablest aud
most popular railroad men in the
south. arc at the Peabody hotel. They
are friendly to Memphis interests, and
are always welcome here.
Colonel Leon Trousdale. state su.
perin.endent of public instruction
Mr.. Frank NJ. Smith, superintendent
Of Knox county, and Mr.. John w.
Paulett, Of Knoxville, returned from
Somerville to this city yesterday
morning having been there in atten
dance upon a teachers institute. They
have visited Miss Copway's school, the
Peabody school and other points o
interest.
Miss Ellen o. Stedmsn, daughter
-ofthe Rev. James o. Stedman, Of tbil
city, was. married at the residence o
the brides parents last Thursday t.
Mr.. G. H. Albright, ofSt. Louis, ant
agent Of the Southern Express com
pany in that city. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bright reached St. Louis last Frida,
evening, and they will take up thoi
residence in that city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
LEDGER LIsEs.

Holland herring, LITTLE & Shields,
8. ClemtR, has choice pan and perch
fish.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2S2
Main street.
Insure with the Memphis City Fire
and Gen'l ms. Co., 10 Madison st. .
Fresh receipts Of creamery ard
choice dairy butter, Lyle & Shields.
From tomorrow forth through the
winter, the market hours will be from
two to seven c'cl, OK in the afternoon.
Sharp and frosty but bright in the
moonlight, was the experience Of those
who tripped homeward from the opera
last night.
From thirty.ono to foriy-eight de-
gress wns the temperature yesterday,
aud a raw wind blew from the west
until late in the day.
The stockholders Of the Memphis
and Char eston railway held their
annual meeting near noon today at
the Casino hsll, corner Second and
Union streets.
G.. W. NALL, $50 and 354 Main st.,
will, before moving in his new store.
close out his large stock Of carpets
oilcloths, etc, which is the most com
plOte in the city.
The cast in "rRul and Virginia" to.
night at the tbeater will be Emma
Abbott as Yirfn's, Zelda seguin AZ
Meals, Ny. Castle as Paul, Mr.. Stod.
dar | as st. e,Oiz, aud Mr.. james al
Domingo.
Tickets for Martha" to morrow
afternoon, AMI Lucia" Saturday af
: -noon, ut e that r. arc one dol.
lar for the dre's circla and parquette
and fifty cents for the balcony. No
extra charge for reserved seats.
A curt load of gold and silver coin
arrived in the city this morning,
STRAIGHT from New Orleans, and it was
divided oft among the several banks,
where they take it by weight and pay
it out by the dollar, or otherwise. The
mint at New Orleans sends lis coin.
age 70 US free Of freight charges.
We are II Rave two nights Of the
great: Sara Pernhardt along towards
spring. ,lter her New York engage.
ment closes she goes to Philadelphia
then to Boston and then among the
western %ctieF, One hundred night,
is all she is under contract for in THU
country, and next May she is to pla,
in Paris.
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OYSTERS and CELERY
Received Daily per Express BY
VICTOR ID. FUU1Hs,
30 aud ~ Jefferson. A.
RniIroad Marnate.

Col. r. 7. Wilson, Of New York.
one Of the largest stockholders Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad,
and its president until be resigns IN
favor of E. w. Cole, is in the city e
attend the meeting Of tho StoOkhols
and directors Of that road.
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A Nevez G...,--

Mr. D1V's Wallace, a brother o.
General boz Wallace, and tho hus-
oana o.. Mrs. Zelda Seguin- Wallace.
Of che Abbott opera company, is in
the city, accompanying his wife on her
travels. He is an exceedingly agree.
able and intelligent gentleman. This
is his hrSt trip to tho land Of cotton,
and We ara glad to know that 90 far
bis impressions Of tho people and
country are very pleasant and favor.
able.
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An OnninOnH Quaek.

For the past few nights the geese
around town-feathered ones-hayc
been heard to quack in a louder and
more musical tone than before. Old
folk recognize this as a SUR sign that
Christmas is near, The cock crows
more than is bis wont at other sea-
sons also, both doubtless from an IN
s met of their coming doom. The
turkey gobbler is also heard, bis voice
growing louder apd hOarser aud more
despairing as the time approaches.
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JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN,
34I Second street. 1887
Is There No Remedy?

AS car No. 4 of the Vain street line
passed up in front Of Trezevant street
to-day, a lady With a child in her arms
took passage. Before she could take
a seat the car jumped from the track.
The boy driver whipped on. the car
bounded from rut to rut on the crazy
old route and tho lady, while attempt
ing to save her child from injury, vas
violently tbrown against the front OF
the car, cutting gashes in her face and
causing other injuries, which rendered
it necessary for her to be taken of to
a house near by to receive surgical at.
tention. We have apologists for the
wretohed car management, but they
will hnd il difficult to offer any dc,
Tense for this outrage.
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Telephone
s L. Moore & Co., corner fernando
and Vance street. for fresh oysters,
fruits. poultry and choice groceries.
Goods delivered free Of charge. II
SpOols Cotton, warranted 900
yards, rs Sc.
Bluff City Bargain store,
2l4 BEniR Street. 42f
Police Points.

Fifteen dollars in cash realized By
the matinee.
Two chronic DRINKS go TO tho is
laud workhouse for twenty days each
Belize hamilton, a pilot, is in fol
being drunk and disOrderly and trying
to thrash a public officer.
One lone, snide ieWelry peddler was
jagged yesterday for peddling without
a license. He was discharged.
Station house keeper Rogers sports
a gold cuff button, picked up at the
theater last night. He is not using
due diligence to find an owner.
A couple oflaborers, Joe and John
Dsvorce, were locked up on a charge
Of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. A farmer paid their wa
down the river on their promise t
work for him, but they jumped hin
when they reached this port.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

The Memphis Steam Laundry, 26s IL
Main street, Is one Of the progressive
institutions Of the city. They are dOlnG
the best Laundry work ever done In
Memphis. Gentlemen wishing their linen
done Up like new, can leave orders and
have It done at short notice in the very
hpst sfVie.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
TOILET SETS.
Exciting CONFLICT
Between Policemen md Negro
DespsFGdO-The Latter
Dangerously shOt.

On Turley street near Linden, col
ored police officer, Wilson, met a Wo-
man who with her mouth streaming
With blood called on him to arrest her
husband for beating her. Wilson at
once started toward the man, who
Vag standing near, when she called to
him to be careful, as he was armed.
Wilson continued to advance, how
ever, until within a few feet OF the
negro Hooper, when the latter turned
and.
DISPLAYED A KHIPE,
Wilson then got in front Of Hooper
and called on him to halt. HoOrer in
rep'y raised his knife and rushed up
on the officer, who drew his pistol and
red. Hooper fell back against a
fen e and pretending to be shot
seemed to be slowly sinking to the
ground. Wilson at onoe went to his
assistance, and throEn entirely of his
guard handled his weapon carelessly
Hooper. who was not hurt, awaited
MS OPPORTUNITY,
then making a sudden lunge at the
officer with the knife he still retained
snatched the pistol and fred upor
HIM twice without effect. The SCAMP
then made his way to the house Of
negro named Courtney, who lives il
the alley between Vance street anC
Aliens avenue, followed closely b.
Wilson and colored officer, Randolph
who had come to his assistance. Push
Ing open Cauytney's door Officer Ran
dolph entered, when Hooper, who wa,
~ensconced behind the door,
FIRED TWICE
at him and was in the act OF pulling
down again when Randolph free
twice, one ball striking Hooper undel
the left shoulder blade ranging down
ward and lodging in the bowels. Tht
other tore one Of his thumbs to smith.
eresns.
HOOPER CAYBD
without further ceremony, and suffer.
ed himself to DO hauled to the station
on a droy. DR.. King of the board o
health was summoned and probed thu
wound, but was unable tn find th'
ball. Hooper was sent to the hospita
this morning. His condition is con
sidercd precarious, and but for tbs
fast that his ilk are capable oflivipl
for weeks on bullets alone his casr
might be considered hopeless.
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sara RERNHARnr.

The reception Of this celebrated ar
tiste by the elite Of New York has been
such as never before accorded to any
actress, whether native or foreign
born. The press Of New York has
teemed with adulations Of praise Law
ished upon her genius, her magnetism,
her magnificent stage presence and the
many other estimable qualities which
characterize this superb artistic. In
admiration Of this actress, Sol Cole
man, ol6 Main, has introduced a
splendid cigar, branded "Bernhardt
Principles" Every lovur Of good
smoking should get one.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

Mr.. Y. Castognino request
say that the row mcntipae' "
days paper was not iD mis- ton. .o'i h.,
on the street. 'u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

5. Clement keeps constantly on hand
cSoicc yenison steaks and roast. &C
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Change OgTime.


Ane WeutAAcrs
Clearing weather in the Ohio valley
and fair weather in Tennessee, is the
predictions ~telegaphed from the
Washington signal service Office at
noon to-day, and colder north west
winds are also probable. Snow storms
prevail along the northern lakes.
Patent Lamp ChImney Cleaners,
Patent Oyster FryeFS,
soap stone GriddleB.
p. J. TURNBULL,
ssa Main ~. ott
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THE sTOyE

Is the best and cheapest wood oP
coal cook stove in this market.
For sale by A. MOhIbry & Co,
egen(s, "a and 80 Main VI. e5t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

J. W. X. Browne, 40 Madison
street, is prepared with a large stock,
and competent workmen, to do all
kinds Of plumbing, sewer connections,
etc promptly and in the best manner.
Prices as low as the lowest. 50
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J. ]. RUSBY.
German American B. & |. Assn.

oB At a msoupke Of the BOrd Of Directors, held gNs day, 1t vs decided to presume aaivo
operations by making Lo ns on Real Estate aRd % iHue New Series II Stock This AO~
d ton Is now in surNssulo operation (f neaFy Eve years. RTeryF M of stock for mich
noice Of Wihsnsa has hen styou, has boon redeemed ia eah The officers and directors
a lannon's the leading bUines uen In this city they have proven 10 the soekhuldes their
ability rsgeasuI management. PAttA desiring knsup0n real estate en- be accommo-
absorption list lori new series new open Any mhrmluon viii to ch erfuIy given by the
Secretary, n. BEkSDOHP, No ID Madison Street. Nb
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erRAYs o Oa sroLEM.

GMALL MR = ,"w, wn TO lac 4 u ,egs,
- hack ESD 'des Ugh b iadie down 10 hOok
foiut Information l6adins TO her recovery
viii % suitably resarded
SIT an YNTS ore u-~rf -'-eet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
PERSONAL
QUA CHEAP COLUMH.

A Id adyert,ssmvuts under the head Of POl
a Kent, Pof oslf, Wanted, Lost, strayod
Btolen, etc. will DC hkr2eiter charged 3 cent
par line Tor saeR Insertfsn, snd Is cents PEI
Hne for enc week. III
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wAn1ED.

4 GOOD BUrcSgR. None but frat. Il IS.
"A Mu 70 .ober al Industrious. With
fefer ance. sddre.sW. 2 Aedse- Once. 5
Daily Republican., 1880-09-11
Loen POt.a..aI Au.es.

Every man belonging to the G irfelc
Veteran Guards is requested to report
to the captain on Monday evening mex
at 745 O'Clock al head quarters, Al
story Of Adams building. The TO-
will BE- called and each member vii
report the equipments now in his pos
sessio and whether full or t. Tn,
musket torch will 10 on hand for dis
tribution, and arrangements will bt
made for attending the Philadelphia
veteran parade on the 18th inst.
The Republicans of Newport will b
addressed this evening by Samuel A
Macslister Esq and 7. Elem Bach o.
this city. The inVincibles number about
100 men and there is talk Of making il
a mounted cub. Though no definite
time has been agresd upon, it is gen
orally supposed that the co Contemplated
pole raj ing at Newport will take place
next Saturday.
The Newport Dupont advance Guard
(colored) also NUN barring near hun.
dred men will bs addressed by l. p. B,
Henry and Daniel Il 4miltou of this city
on Tuesday evening next.
The Young Mems Republican clut
will bold regular meeting on Monday
evening next, whsn Professor Ford O
Crisfeld will treat the club to soma Sc
lect readings aud Rotations.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-11

hGuuSL AuNduCSs
The Den1o of Kennel Square, hav
ing takeo such lively interest in Johr
Harris, the colorsd Hancock orator, TIL
ADVANCE has gone to the trouble Il
search the criminal records in the Office
of the clerk OF courts in West Chester
for the purpose OF get ing Harris re
cord, and as the re- nit of this search W.
find the said John Harris was four timer
convicted before the courts Of quarter
sessio ns Of Chester county, for grand
larceny, felony and burglary. The
first conviction was Oo.obsr 3lst, 1856
and the crims was the theft o! .
horse from Alexander Gladmsn, and
carriage from Ruth Johnson, all o
West Chester. For this he was senten.
oed to two years and six months sol
itary confinement at hard labor in the
Eastern peuitentiary, and immsd lately
uoon the expiration Of this term he was
sentenced to two years in the same in
stitution for another offence. On two
other occasions be was sentenced to six
months in the Cou atty all. This is the
man who said that the republican par.
ty would e-en.slave the negro il there
was any money in it, and whose Demo
cratic n t RANGES were so erergetically
applauded by our friends OF tbs opposl-
ton
Daily Republican., 1880-09-11
Rugby Evening school.

This excellent Business School vii
reopen on Monday evening, Sept. Goth
n room No. A on Second floor OF Mason
tc Temple. Young men and boys wht
are busy during the day, and ~.
thereby unable 10 attend the day
school, will have fine opportunity Il
get q good business education. Pen.
nanship will be taugLt by the we'll
known perman, Prof. J. Jackson Pierce
General principles Of penmanship ar,
clearly explained, the form Of each let.
ter is thoroughly analysed, so that the
science Of Penmsnship becomes tn.
property OF the student, and requires
only practice 10 attain proficiency.
Persons desiring t. improve their hand
writing 81 as to become rapid business
pennt n or correspondents, or those
Wishing TO take lessons in card writing,
Fiourishing, or General Lettering, will
mud every FACILITY for doirg 70. No
doubt many OF or young man will
take advantage Of this opportunity and
will call npon rof. Piere9 on Monday
evening, Sept. goth.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-11
SECOND EDITION.
. .EM .laGG. DLED-
A Drnakea nan Drives int"
q rewd ....C, lSi ~ on no veFal People

A Druakeu Msu Drives int0 q
Arewd .a.0 ISj ~ On 90 v~Fai People
A great excitement was caused Oh
Front street between West and Wash.
iuaton sLTests, about 7 80 o'clock last
evening. Au immense crowd OF email
children gathered around = travelling
showmAu, who, on the southerly side
OF the street, was exhibiting three per
forming parrots.
Su1Ieuty the crowd was startled ny
heavy wagon which came crashing
into their midst. William Duffy, the
driver, who vas drunk, it is thought,
committed the deed intentionally. Th'
approaching team was observed 10y
Patrick Aa.ey, but before he could stop
it, a number Of parsons were crushed
b nsatl the heavy wheels. AS 1t was,
however, the gentleman chung to the
hors s q I'd was carried into the crowd.
Isai III N. Wet, aged about seventy
ysars, WAS seriously, ii not fatally in
jured. The wheels passed disgenslly
across his breast breaking q number OF
ribs and crushing the sternum. His
lungs also were severely injured. The
arm Of Patrick Haley's six-year old son
was painfully hurt. A man hamed
Foley was considerably cut about the
head and q small boy, named John
joyce, was injured about his limbs.
The sufferers were immediately carried
to their homes. Mr.. West and the two
children reside in the block in which
the accident occurr, d. DR.. West was
.ummoned and the wounds were dres'
ed. This wagon by which 30 much
misery vas caused, was generally used
for carrying bottled liquors, and
weighed about twelve hundred pounds
Duffy was arrested by Sergeant Do
Ian. Subseq uently bail was offered for
his release, but it was refused aud he
will be held until the result of the in
juries can be asoertained.
Mr.. West suffered considerably this
morning. His right lung was 80 pain
full that It was with the greatest diff
Guilty that he brelthed, aud he could
scarcely speak above whisper.
The other victims of the disaster were
improving quite rapidly. A young
man, who accom- panied Duffy, escaped
during the excitement.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-11

BosToS Sept. l0.-A private Telegram
received here tonight from Rutland
Vt, says 900 towns give FarnhAm Al,
PTS; Phelps, 20, $40; Heath and scatter
sng, J,32. The same towns in ls7t
gave Fairbanks A, 1888; Bingham 70
1896, and scattering II.
BRATrLEBeRo, w., Sept. lO.-Fifteer
towns in Windham county give Dem
otratic gain Of ITO over tn , vote Of 1875
while the other towns sive kepubli
can gain OF 1873. The Republican ma
jority on the popular vote of the county
il 304l an increase OF IS votes ovel
that Of 1876.
Tyler (Rep.) for Congress has a ma.
jcrity over the county OF 20l7, against
2432 IN 1915. Two Democratic, one In.
dependent and twenty Republican Rep,
are elected. The towns
of Wilmington and Nottingham both
elected the Representatives by major
ity Of one vote.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-11
ANN SeInPut.

The Ford combination will p:odu.
this afternoon at the Opera House tn
musical extravaganza, Fun on b
Pacific" In the evening the san
troupe will produce Tayleure'5 pa!rlo,i
and romantic drama, "rhe b.
Martyrs" The play commemorate
the death of the brave lads whos,
courage saved the Battle Of New Pom
for the Va ions forces, and secure
the defeat Of tue British under Genera
Ross.
As to-day is the sixty.sixLh anuiver
sary OF this battle, it Is a most a0p0
pirate occasion for producing the ORA
ma Among the artis,s who will an
pear 10 the compguy is Mr.. John Kel
man, who once was pupil in Clarksn,
Taylor's sjhoOl of this city. Sirca h.
debut on the stage the young man
we'll spoken of bv critics
Daily Republican., 1880-09-11
FIFTH E0I7IoI
A'UG TAVERN EEEss.


o"S"s s... Adam. :. =. Y
BnAells Adams, an ola
=, ,s1 O %al, with semi s ASssa'1
s ssl, unkempt hair and bs ssvsss
a s =, !, aspect was eivs "'l J a
lore U. 8. COMMISSIONS I : 1safi
. US morning, and held f. f., K :. i
sooo bail, the charge b ,St c0a
liquor without a goy Su Us'ns |,
ms case will go before the e G..
~ meter .as term commencing neI, 's TN
Adams is peculiarly a s apa. Inl
arActer: He belongs to tS..
v vas, !, known as Jug tavern ta".
eis'' For years he has bssn
his trade, moving abon, ~, Tesn
around Greenwood, with iu 'lS ., 6
slung over his lack in ' a y,
sack, selling to any who v pnSa
de has become a terror to ,h "Oul1
hood. for in addition to co ,u1 nsi
morals Of the young he has ,l
to kill any one who ipIS, Snis
him. Finally complaints b ,o,sa
numerous that Deputy Colleot0 U"I
Med a complaint in January H.
Marshal McMullen went atts, =,
fellow. "'''f
he didn't get him, though, /.
he tracked him, and next mor,ia
into his brothers house after
early ride into Kent conptv :,
hnd that he had Just plunged II
swamp to escape arrest. Tn. nj
temporarily abandoned ths
Meantime Adams gave himsslf
the Sussex Sheriff and at tbs
term was sentenced to 80 dsvs'
onment for violating Stats lisro,
No sooner did Adams get ont j
than he resumed his cid tricks,
Deputy Marshal Ainscow val
down on Thursday with ipslru
to remain till he got his man.
tured him yesterday, and af,s1
gave the prisoner permission 10
bis brothers store to bid him goS3
He took advantage of this and A
run, and almost succeeded in e.c|
Ainscow brought his man nd
night,
Daily Republican., 1880-09-11
A Set OF Fine Harness

James A. Conner, harness
No. 237 Market street, has mi
order for q gentleman Of this
very Dics set Of double harness,
is now exhibited in the firms
windows. The mountingO are Of
metal plated with doorknoO
The housings are made Of hea'
cloth, with white metal chain trim
There are upon the harness from
16 stitches per inch. The .
which are known as the Kay, az
handsome, and are superior to Y
lar in general use. The lines
fair leather, are doubled and sn|
stitched. The traces are wOrEed|
four rows of ornamental stitching
designer, Albert Hsmbright, la|
in the employ OF the firm Tor ~
years, whilst James O'Bfien, WI
the stitching, has been emlI"1
three y ears.