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The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07
TAE CITY SOLICITOR.
Clarence Hale in his report says:


Clarence Hale in his report says:
I have the honor to submit the following re-
port of legal matters in which the city has
been interested during the municipal year. At
the date of the last annual report, Feb. %.
1881, the following cases were pending in
court:
The City of Portland, in equity, VS.. the P. 6,
r. Railroad Co.
George D. B. Witham VS.. the City of Port
land.
Bridget Welsh VS.. same
The City CT Portland vs.. Samuel Lawrence
ct al
The Inhabitants of North Yarmouth VS.. the
City of Portland.
William Alexander VS.. same.
John Donahue vs. same.
Solomon r. Hawes vs.. same.
Since the date of the last report the follow.
ing suits have been CONNIE iced:
Maurice Cummings VS.. the City OF Portland.
State by Indictment VS.. same.
Sylvan Shurtleff VS.. same.
Thomas c. Elwell VS.. same.
The City of Portland VS.. VIM. il. Staples.
Same vs. the Atlantic & st. Lawrence Rail-
road Company.
Same vs.. same.
The cases have been mostly settled in favor
of the city and have all been reported in the
court at different times.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07
Lectures.

Mr.. Theodore c. Woodbury. delivered last
evening at the First Baptist church, the third
lectures. The subject was "Glimpses Of En-
lish Life" Previous to the lecture there was
an organ [concert, Mr.. Farnsworth being or
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07

have made 800 professional calls to the hos
pital and attended and dispensed medicine TO
412 out patients from the poor house, during
the year.
The three wards of the hospital have been IN
constant use during the year, and at times we
have been short of beds and room.
The hospital with its efficient nurses fully
maintains its credit as resting place for the
homeless sick.
There have been received 125 orders from the
overseers of the poor and 522 professional calls
have been made about the city.
Fortunately there has been no occasion Tor
opening the pest house except to air the rooms
aud arrange the furnace for possible use.
Citv En- orinaer
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
DIR. HAMILTON MYsrlFIED.

DR.. FraBk II. Hamilton, one Of Pres.
ideDt GArtield's medical attendants, l.
unable to understand why DR.. Bliss
should receive 90 large c'mpensatioD.
81 have not At any time" be said to q
reporter, uniformed the committee what
| considered myself or my associate, en-
titled to for cur work. have not stated
what relative proportion tflhe compen-
sation should be given TO myself or those
engaged with me In the medical and
surgical care Cf the President. If the
committee or Congress wants any infor-
nation In regard TO my services, they of
course can have 1t. But dou'G 70 why
DIR. Bliss should receive beArly double
the amount for bis services above that
allowed for me or DR.. Agnew."
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
sFNsATIoN IN MoKEEsPoRT.

PITraBuRa, Pa, April 2s.--Tae
little town Of McKeesp0rk, about
twenty-five miles up the Monongahala
river, is greatly excited to night over
q sensafion malpractice case. the
victim, who died early this evening,
is Miss Huey. q young lady OF good
standing, and her lover IL one Merri-
man. The couple, IL seema, had
been on intimate terms for some
montha, and finding that she could NO
longer hide her shame, the young
woman this morning took q dose OF
oil Of tansy, which resulted in violent
oonvulsions mp to the time Of her
death.
Merriman. upon learning Of the
girls condition, sold his horse and
buggy and fed to this city, whore be
was captured this evening. Merri-
man wanted to marry the girl some
weeks ago, but she refuSed, where
upon he took dose oflaudanum with
saicidal intent. He 10 troubled with
heart disease, and when the news Of
the girls condition came to him be
staggered and fell to the sidewalk.
He Is said 10 own considerable proper
ty In Baltimore.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
HAPPY STOCKHOLDERS.

fthe stockholders in the Granite
vile Cotton Manufacturing Company,
at Augusta, Ga, are not happy they
are certainly hard to please. The an
nual report for the year ending March
81, shows the net earnings for the
year to have been $f79, S3S, or nearly
thirty per cont. on the capital, and this
after the erection of thirteen dwellings
and some costly improvements put on
the mills. The Stockholders have
voted to considerably enlarge their
mills which can be done out of the
surplus earnings, which now amount
TO 500, ,SS2, after haviHg all along paid
handsome yearly dividends.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
General TorslEa News.
LONDON, April 26, 1889.

LONDON, April 26, 1882.
In the German Bundesrath the To-
baccO ball wss adopted BY . vote Of 36 to
n. Tssot, thenew French Ambassa-
dor 70 Great Britain, presented his ere
dontials TO the Queen at Windsor yes
tsrday.
Two rooms Of the Albert Dock ware
house, ct Liverpool, were burned out on
alarming proportions.
The Russian Grand Duke Vladimir
arrived in Berlin on Saturday and was
received by the Grown Prince Frel-
erIck William. He subsequently con-
tinned his journey to St. Petersburg.
A despatch 10 the Times from Con-
stAntincpI0 eays:-'A traveller from
Taft, Arabia, sIa,es that Midhat Pacha
and the other participators In the assas-
Binatl0n OF Abdul Aziz are 10 q very
miserable condition, thar limbs being
fettered. The wife aud family Of Mid
hat Pacha are bordering on destitu-
ton"
Inquiries having been received here
~ to the health of Victor Hugo IN con-
seQueDce Of q report circulated in New
York that he had had stroke of apo
plexy, telegrams were sent to Paris to
ascertain the truth of the rumor, of
which nothing had previously been
heard in this city. Replies received
show that the report is wholly uofound-
Cd and that Victor Hugo Is in excellent
health.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
ne went 90 Red smoAE laR.

NEWARK, N. D., April y. 4
A Ore broke out At $50 o'clock this
morning in the boarding be us, No. 2lg
N arket street. occupied BY Paul Bsono a,
and damBged the building 70 tue extent
OF $500. Several Of tha boardsrs In the
third story escaped from the Windows
and 10 wored themselves TO the str ut.
After the DE was txtinEu shed the body
OF August Enbault was fJnnd In one q,
the upper rooms, buraed 10 o crisp. It
~ thought that M went to b bjd at 4
o'c ock this morning with q Cigar In hIl
meuih and ihu' set d q to the bed. His
body was sent to the morRue.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
ELoPED wTrM A CIRCUS KAN.

a ar BHDAEgLBp BYTM1 on
THE RISd sURRKrTInoUsLr LuAvs
HoME.
Two young girls yesterday afternoon
appeaTei ht the Cenirnl Police Dtn ion
and asked 20 be advised how 20 proceed
70 secure tue r. turn OF the sister OF one OF
them, who had been enticed away from
bOnne ~ young man 10 Ad ks Fore
psugh's circus band. They were told
That The show had departed for Lancaster
and that they mad better telegraph to the
Chief OF Police Of thar pl Aoe 90 make
search for her. According q telegram
giving detailed description Of the mlas-
log girl was sent, and lster In the day
the sister departed for Lancaster horDeil
TO ass st 10 authorities. The CIR q NAM
IL Nellie Long aud sue lived with het
mother at No. 1888 4 Gu Thirteenth
street. he ia sixteen years OF ago and oi
remarkably pretty lace At d d suro While
visiting one OF the side ,hows alta, he'd
70 the oireu ON saturday afternoon she
made the acquat ltance ofthe young
man, and he invited her to travel with
the circus, making extravagRnt nt promises
70 her ~ she would 20. She returne
nome late In the afterno n and told hei
sls'er OF her new acquaintance. Alter
TEA she lett the house aud ~ not been
seen et nee. Taeie IL everything 10 indl-
cate that she mas been pei auadtd ~ 20 to
Lancaster. Her fAmu are great v trou.
Oled over he's absence aud they have M
clue 70 the man except that ne was cnlteu
Hare" y his companions.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
Ersn Ye..sraav.. I.a.. naIslsa
Saddles asaam az u 70. Sohm mramg-

Tho sudden death Of Mn. Joho Bring
hurst, which occurred yesterday about
noon, was q terribly sad surprise 10 her
friends In This city. She had been mar.
ried not quite year. To all appeAr-
Ance she was In excellent health, al.
though only . month bad elapsed from
her confinement.
% the morning Of her death she had
gone down from her chamber and Waa
mavlng cheerfnlly about her house.
Her husband had gone from hon be-
lleving her As well aa possible under the
circumstances. But about noon she was
euddenly taken with chill aud died be-
fore he returned. Mrs. B. was the
dauehter OF the late Captain Stokes, and
bad lived until abeut q year ago, With
her grandfather, Il. @. Stotsenburg, at
$50 Market street. She was about ~
years old, and regarded as one Of VIII
mlngton's fairtsI daughters. Her death
will be greatly regretted BY q long list
Of young and admirtng friends.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
VENNOR PREDICTS A BAD SUM
MER.

MONTREAL, April 23.-In answer to
letters from all parts OF the United
States, asking for the slgnilicatIon Of the
recent aurora, Prof. Vennor, the Caua-
dian weather prophet, says: "The ap-
proaching summer will be cold and wet
over very considerable portion Of the
continent south and west." He should
not be surprised should each month for
the remainder of the year bring frosts.
In pas years brilliant Auroras at this
time In April, at Toronto, New York
and more southern points, have almost
invariably been succeeded by cold and
wet su ummers.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
From The American Agrlculturist.
WILD FLOWERS IN GARDENS,
LOVELY BLOSSOMS THAT MAY BE HAD
FOR THE MRRK DIGGING.

LOVELY BLOSSOMS THAT MAY BE HAD
FOR THE MRRE DIGGING.
There are many real lovers Of flowers
who have the first requisite for q gar.
den-the laud--who let the surroundi upH
OF . house fall into neglect, merely be-
cause they cannot afford to buy plants
with which to ornament them. 1t Is
possible In most parts OF the country to
make beautiful garden without the
outlay OF dollar for plants. Gould the
persons referred to visit European Rsr-
dens or even see European catalogues
they would fnd that the common plants
around them are elsewhere highly valued,
Aside frem the trees, there are many
shrubs that may find place In the gar
Den and q host of herbaceous plants
from which proper selection will keen
garden gay the whole growing sea-
son.
Fake our common lilies, for example.
aside from the far West, there are three
common In the states east of The Mia
sissippi; two of them are low. NOT over
three feet high, and common in mead
ows, while the taller "Supsrb Lilies, !"
10 rich, swampy places, is six or eight
feet high and bears a pyramid OF ten to
thirty or more flowers. II one should
make = collection OF these native lilies
he would be surprised at the great va
riety they present among themselves
not only In the size and number OF the
flowers, but especially In their colorinR,
One could make collection Of thu Sc
native lIhes and by careful selection d od
great var ely among them. 30 with
many olher Dattvo plants, which will
amply repay the care that may be given
20 tnem, and one can easily stock o gar
uen from tue woods and fields.
1t Is late now Is take M most Wild
plants, bat 1t Is we'll to mark ali attract
I've specimens for future removal. For
marking shrubs for removal to the gar
oeG 1t is well to carry Ia the DO oket
piece or cotton cloth and tie q "trip to
any desirable plant; when the leaves
have fallen the ends Of the strip Of cloth
dlcate the plant.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
SABBATH LAWS IN OHIO.

DAYTON, Ohio, April 2S.-The sa-
looms OF this city were all closed to-day
under the operation of the Smith Sun-
DAY law. The. sAloolists and their sym.
pAthizers held mass meeting, at which
It was resolved to enforce the comu,on
labor lay next Sunday, which prohibits
all kinds Of labor, except works of char
ity or necessity. The idea is 10 ston the
running OF street CARS, prevent the pub
stables, etc. '
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
Funsral q gsoeh Knreh,

The funeral Of Jacob Karch, Who
died suddenly on the. 2lst inst, will
take place from his late residence, No.
III Poplar street, Tomorrow afternoon
1t O'Clock. Mr.. Karch was cabi-
net maker at the p, w. & B. r. r.
car shops and 10 respect TO his memo
y, the large flag at the car shops
floats at half mast. A number OF
bis fellow workmen will attend the
foneral In . body. He was n years
Of age.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25

COLONEL INeERsoLL In bis lecture,
or 40 he calls 1t "matinee," yesterday A.
tsrnOOn in New York said, cali the
states are civilized with perhaps one ex-
cePtlon--DelAware." As most oftbe ma
tions which do not accept the doctrine
OF christ are uncivlllzsd or ssml-barbar
ous, to keep up with the progress of the
age bad not the Oolonsl better embrace
christianity
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
Liquid or Drv.

Son people prefer to purchase med,.
cines In the dry state so that they can IA,
Tor themselves that they are purely veet !.
table. OTHERS have not the lime or de-
1t already to use. ".'1
To accommodate each class the nro.
prietors OF Kidney Wort now offer that
well-known remedy in both Liquid and
dry forms. 'D"
Sold BY druggists every where.--Truh
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
WHAT A GEORGIA GIRL LONGED
FOR
Fronn the Amerlcus Republlcan.

From the Americus Republican.
A country girl eDterei q Jackson
street store the other day and after look
log around for awhile was asked by q
clerk whether he could be OF any advan-
tage TO her in breaking the monotony Of
the situation. She gszed on the fair
haired apostle Of the beautiful f1r q
moment, aud reaching down, drew a
buntle from under her arm and said:
well, here ls q pair Of shoes that
mother sold eggs and buyei for me.
But Pse learned about girls being
squeezed to death with coIs.ts, aud
want Ter swap these shoes for one TO see
how Il would seem TO be squeezed
once"
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
no. er o. =. calehrn,,on.

Prof. W. A. Reynolds and Mr..
Joseph Pyle will deliver the addresses
ct the celebration ct the sixty-third
Odd Fellowshtp anniversary, to be
held In Odd Fellows Hall on Wednes
day next. Select readings will be
given BY II. O. Conrad, H. @. Down.
ward and the Hanover Church choir,
will furnish the music.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
Twenty-BIx HOrsoS ASurned
Death.

NEW York, April ga FIRE,
breaking out this afternoon In the
Mansion House stables, Brooklyn,
caused the loss Of twenty-six valuable
horses and the death OF q coachman,
Stephen Curry, whose charred remains
were found alongside of hir employers
animal, which he evidently was en-
deavoring to rescue. The total loss is
estimated at $35. 1000, mostly covered
by insurance, but in what companies
could not be ascertained. The origin
Of the fire is not known.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
Silver Co1nnra.

WAsHINeTaN, April 2S.-The ma
1ority OF the subcommittee of the
House committee on banking and cur
rency, in charge of that portion of the
RESIDENTS message relating to silver
certificates, has agreed upon a report
to accompany the bill to suspend the
issuing Of silver certificates and limit
the coinage Of standard silver dollars,
which viii be presented 70 the House
on Tuesday.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
THE zUNIs HoMEWARD BOUND.
WASHINGTON. AnriI "a

The Zunis have gone home, excep,in.
LWoi Moqui and a Son 4 Pedro / ino. win
remain with MIR. Cushing to ssslst ii, cal
aloguing the cCllection at the Srntihson,
ian institution. Those who went carried
Ihe water taken from the ocean at Ros
ton, and also some secured fr0S the Pc.
tomac on Their trip TO Mount Vornon. he.
lore they went 10 Boston; q lso a sunD1v
q smells TO be ground into meal 10 usa / Z
their religious ceremonies. ~
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
Tho Ryan ChiHdren Comlnx Abou,.

The supposed case Of tricbiuos
which has agltated Camden for some
days past and caused ham TO be at q
discount In the market, turns out to
De, according to statement of DR.,
Walsh, the physician In charge, noth>
ing more serious than malariai fever,
with perhaps slight congestion of the
brain. The little patients are respond
ing to treatment and are doing very
well and it Ia hoped will be soon COM.
pletely recovered.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
DAGIsTER'B ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co., April 7th, 1882. I

REGIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. April 7th, 1882.
Upon the application of Sarah M.
springer and Robt. T. Rankin, a DIM inis-
tTators OF James Springer, late of White
guy creek Hd, In said county, deceased,
~ ~ ordered and directed by the Reg
lsLer that the Administrators aforesaid
give notloe OF granting OF letters of Ad-
Immigration upon the estate of the deceat-
co. Win the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
In forty days from the date of such letters .
In SIX OF the most public places OF the
county CT New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same or abide by an act OF A f.
eemoly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same TO be inse,teti
Within the same period in the DAILY
GAZETTE, newspaper published in vii
mington, and TO be continued therein three
49,, Given under the hand and seal
81. q. of office of the Register Aforesaid.
S-~~~1 at Wilmington, In New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 8. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased mu present the
same duly attested to the Administrator.
on or before April 7th, A. d., 1883, or
abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
SARAH N. SPRINGER,
ROBERT T. RANKIN,
Address. Newark, rei. aprseodSw:
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
LOCAL THEE TABLE
OoRRECTEp FEB. ], 1859.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

For Philadelphia ZOO, 2.SSs, $50, 6.5
7.26, 9I0f, 9I6, 80, 9Vg, 8.l6, 1880, i SO a,
Air, 2Ot. 6.iO. s.sSs. i.sja, S.50', ir.ucs ..
m.
For New Ycrk-2. HOs, 22s#, $40. ass
9A6, ll.os a. M l2SStt. l.5S, slit, 6.3S'
p. m.
For Baltimore-l.OOs, I.42s, I.5's. soo 70
Q. m. Loo, U9tt, 6.OO, 6. Z, lI.J4s =. m,
For Wasnington, Luz, l.{zs,~ .5l#, S,OOs a
m. LOU, Lystf, 6.57, lI.Ols p. 10.
For Baltimore and Intermediate sta.
tions-l25ls, s.38 a. m; 100. G,U0 p, 10,
day. - SNA-
frraina running only on Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
Fear MOI.

All kidney and urinary compIaint.
especially Bright's Dlsease, Diahstss
and liver troubles Hop Bltters will 1urelv
and Ia tinRly cure. Gases exactly nks
your own have been caured IN your own
neighborh0oj, and you can md relIabla
proof at homo Of what Hop Bitters has
and can do. N~o
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25

1857 Prizes. .amountinR to. O.......... tilOEo
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed NJ all poiuts, 70 whom liberal compen-
sation wUl be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders by e.
press or Registered Letter, or Money Or
der bV mail, addressed only TO
n. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or Nj A. DAUPHIN ct
LII LaSalle Street. Chicago, 1llinelh
Or n. A. DAUPHIN,
GOT Seventh St.s Washington, u "
The New York ONCE is removed TO Chi
cago.
N. B.-Orders addressed TO New Or
leans viii receive prompt attention.
The particular attention OF the Public
ls called TO the fact that the entire NUN,
Der of the Tickets for each Monlny
Drawing ID sold, and consequently all tns
prizes In each drawing are sold anu
drawn and paid.
aprI24wd&w
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
INCREASE OF IMMIGRATION.

The arrivals of immigrants ct Castle
uaroen, New PORK, last week aggrega-
ted 1905. Thus far in April the ar
rivals there have been 49,930, aRainsL
4l,675 for the corresponding period Of
last year. Since January / the arrivals
nave been 81 ,b26 in excess OF the same
interval last year.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
MURDERED BY AN INDIAN.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE, N. Y, April
23-PAtsy Mccarthy, laborer, aged 81,
was shot and instantly killed by q Tus-
carora lbdlan named Dennis Pamber-
ton, at 0 o'clock this evening. The
nRrderar has been arrested.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
LITERARY AND DRAMATIC.

The East End Assembly will have q
grand complimentary benefit rendered
TO 1t In the Odd Fellows Hall, on
Tuesday evening, May I'd. A flne
literary and dram alto enterta inment
may be expected. Admission 26 cents,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, April "a. kPM

--N71 n ~ . z M
BEEF CATTLE were in food demand
~ Ills week % ana prices were q fraction
me different yards at 0 8xc. per H.. tSs
latter rate for extra, Peh A"'' sAe
SHEEP were In demand and pr,o.v
sDS %sFe az fraStlon higher 5000 head arrived
Tor sneared sheep, 4 q Sc, for lamb as ~ n
condition. ~ ~
Hoes were unchanged, 300 bead,arr,v.
ga and sold at the different yarda ~
Sz 1o1zc' per H., as TO quality.
A TTENTION, DEMOCRATR,
"A There will be a meetingof the Demo-
StHt'c 6aIt ., V3ters 81 In the Third ward, TO be
land avenue, on Thursday evepine. Anitl
I'm, 1882, at 71S o'clock, for the nnrnosa
OF organizing Tor the City Camr aign.
apr25-3t CHAs. H. D. BEDFURp
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
HrYOu are Rasnea

IN health from any cause, especially from
the use OF any Of the thousan nosrrums
that promise so I,rgeiy, with long fic-
uuons iestimonials, have no fear Re.
sort 20 Hop Bittsrs OF onoe, aud IN 8
short time vsu will have the moSt robus'
aud blooming be altb.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
The Empress Euxenie suea I'm
FFnmea

MARsEILLEs, April 23.-The suit of
tne corporation OF Marseilles against
Inc Ex-Empress Eugenio to compel
her to relinquish possession of the ina
perial chateau, which was presented
nnder the empire to the late Emperor
oy the municipality, but which, ae.
cording to the mayor, now belongs to
the town. was opened on Saturday.
nesday.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
A Clear CompIexson

Can be bad by every lady who will us.
ParkeR's Ginger TonIc. ReRulst,nR Iht
internal organs and purifying the blood
It quickly removes plnIples and gives q
healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about IL in auoLhar column,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wILM1NeToN

From PhiladelphIa-l.OOs, I.s2s, 4,47s
i;1S THSI I5SIS, i5 =, sss 9sS loIot i53 ESQ a. m.
sSs, s;9O, s4s, 1sOf, i.55, s.s5f, S.5O, loss,
FROM New York-l2.43, 1929, 400, 7.S5t
53;S., ~ s;OS q. M; 1850, l.O7tt, 4.55, 6.lss
From BAltlmore-I5I", 2lss, s.oI, 900
ILAS q m.; l2SHt, L5O, 6.lI', e.3O", 9.4S'
y ON Washlngton-l.2I' 2.I3, a. m.
H:Sstt, l50, ais, 6.3O", 9.49" p. m.
sBoLh daily and Sunday,
ton Sunday only.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25

Nh. J. 4. BATES, NEwsPAPER ADvER.
FISH 0AeENT, Al Park Row, (7Tnses Build.
tngO New York, is authorized to contract
RF Advertisements In the DAILY and
U2LAWARB 0AzETTE q our best rates,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
". M. KENNARD q co.
6a1 MARKET ST.

62I MARKET ST.
Wilmington, Delaware.
To those who have not
yet seen our stock Of Spring
Dress Goods, we would say
that we have never shown
as fine a line of fine goods,
nor one containing so many
novelties. We know that
we own rany styles not to
be found in any other house
in this city. Then we have
many fabrics at low prices
which make neat and taste
full combination dresses for
ladies and children. We
never had SO many shades
OF llght blue, pink and cream
Cashmers and Abatross
cloths as at the present time,
and the public have shown
their appreciation by being
liberal buyers the last two
weeks.
We opened this morning,
a line of Moires in black,
blue; wine, green, brown and
steel.
Our stock of kid gloves
was never as complete.