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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Second Congressional District. The Republican Congressional convention of the Second district will be held at Loomis Temple of Music, New Haven, Tuesday, October IT, 1882, at 10 o'clock m., for the purp of nominating a candi- date for Congress, and for the transaction of any other proper business
 BARTLETT BENTs
 DAVID B. HAMILTON,
 CHARLES A. BALDWIN,
 Congressional Committee.
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The Races nt Island Park.

ALBANY, Sept. 29.-The trotting races at Island Park closed to-day. The first race for a purse of $6oO was won by Almont in three straight heats time, 2:263, 2:29a, 2:264. The second race, for purse of $500, was won by Alley; time 2:3O, 2:29, 2:3O. The third race was for 8 special purse of $1,- GOO. The following is the summary:
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***"Figures are not always faots," but the incontrovertible facts concerning Kidney Wort are better than most figures. For in stance: ''It is curing everybody" writes druggist. Kidney Wort is the II. ost popular medicine we sell" It should be by right, for no other medicine has such specific action on the liver, bowels and kidneys. Do not fail to try it. s29 Gd1w
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speak in Music Hall, auilford last evening.

speak in Music Hall, Guilford, last evening.
 Deacons Amos Townsend, N. w. Merwin, Ruel F. Cowles, Henry A. Darlington, Charles A. Sheldon and Edward Bryan of the College street church have resigned and the church has accepted their resignation and placed them on the standing committee, which is considered mark of confidence.
 Stephen Dade nine years old, son of Mrs' J. T. Dade of 70 Lafayette street, who fell about eight feet from truss of the bridge on Cedar street Thursday afternoon, pulling companion down on top of him, was uncon- scious till yesterday morning and has since had relapses of inconsistencies, but Dr. Fred O. White, his physician, has hopes of his recovery.
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Walnut Leaf Hair EEestorer.
 L e-- L

It is entirely different from all others. It oates, is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandrut, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen off. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in a few days to beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. O. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
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TMartts.
WANTEn.

A SITUATION by young girl lately arrived in "A New Haven to do general housework where the lady will direct her Is willing and anxious to learn
 Also situation to do general homework by young girl with twelve years reference. Call for Saturday and Monday
 se3o1t+ 1S4H ST. JOHN STREET.
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course OF the decision Judge Field, BY
whom it is written, says that if this kind
Of stipulation were to be allowed there
could be no possible check to it. "Nor
"need they 1.-THE SUPERVISORY consine the
recommendations required TO citizens and
taxpayers any other class may be
equally designated. They may require
:" 1t from some of our worthy resident
" aliens from Europe gentlemen of Irish
or German nationality We refer to
this remark here to point out that the San
Frascisco Chronicle, with characteristic un.
truthfulness, has charged Judge Field with
sneering at foreign-born citizens the plain
fact being that he is speaking not at all of
citizens, but of resident aliens. What he
says is that the Supervisors could make the
granting of licenses dependent upon the
recommendation of aliens as well as of citi.
zens, and the Chronicle has no doubt will.
fully misrepresented him. The decision is
sound Law, and tits proper and well. earned
rebake to piece of demagogical discrim.
nation aimed at a helpless race which is
fair game for political charIataus because it
has no votes.
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THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

Congress has brought the long session to
an end at last, and the country breathes
more freely, because it knows that for
some months no more raids can be made
upon the Treasury. The past session has
been conspicuous only for extravaganza. It
has brought forth no single considerable
measure. It has been illumined by no
craftsmanship. The Tariff Commission
was in itself confession of Incompetence
to handle subject which Congress ought
to have undertaken. Neither party can
be said to have made any record for itself
in this session. Both have in fact exhibited
nearly the same weaknesses, and both
have yielded to the same temptations.
Many measures which were really de.
manded have been postponed. Many
which were not at all needed have been
created. A full treasury has proved too
much for Congress, and it has spent the
national funds with both hands, in an un.
precedentedly lavish way.
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TIE work OF THE oosvsar1on

The Republican County Convention yes.
terday set to work in businesslike way,
adopted . platform, and nominated ticket
which can be relied on to bring out the
full vote of the party at the polls. The
legislative ticket is particularly strong
one. Grove L. johnson has proved the
most useful and persistent legislator the
county ever had. When the interests of
his constituents were at stake he has
pursued his objects with perseverance
that never failed OF success in the end.
The great blessing of the Capitol park
We owe directly to his energy, and in
pressing appropriations for county pur.
poses he has done yeoman's service. Messrs.
Hancock, Ryan and Lockett are all well
known and favorably known. They are
sensible, shrewd, pertinacious and thor
oughly representative men, who can be
trusted with our interests confidently.
The county ticket is composed of men sill
OF whom are too well known to need special
mention, and the selection reflects credit
upon the Judgment of the Convention.
The platform is little long, but the debris
plank is by far the most verbose thing in
it. The same general statements might
easily have been made in half the space,
and with much additional vigor. The
Sunday law plank might have been couched
in better English, there being enc word in
1t which has no legitimate place in the
language. 1t is, however, forcible and
Ineligible enough for all the purposes of
the campaign, and it will serve to indicate
to the State Convention the line which the
latter will be called upon to take on this
issue. The other planks contain nothing
new or remarkable, but the platform as
whole reflects a satisfactory spirit of COM
bativeness, and will convince the Demo.
Gratis that nobody has been frightened thus
far by the San Jose nominations or fulmi.
nations.
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THIS MoRnIsc,s NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at l2o! for As Of 1907; II4s for sls; 1oIl
Tor Bis; sterling. o. s6a4 So; silver bars, nsa.
Silver in London, 81 15.1ed ccnsois, 90 1I.1ed 6
per cent. United States bonds, extended, lOl Is,
i2s; Ils, 1le5
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted At ! dis.
eouns to par Mexican dollars. 91@9lA cents
Mining Stocks showed but little change yesterday
at San Francisco from the rates prevailing on Tues.
day. The cholar group was more active at small
advance. incident to a resumption Of pumping
operations. Eureka Consolidated is again on the
up grade. Evidently stockholders anticipate some
thing better than 26c dividend this month.
The Porte is to raise an army Of 10000 men for
service in Egyp..
Russia is making extensive preparations for war
The REMUNERATION OF foreigners is forbidden at
Alexandra for the present
Arab Pasha is constructing earthworks la every
direction.
The steamer Mosel is aground under Lizard Point
England, and is in precarious position.
Thomas Hughes kills himself at Decatur, Tex.
Exsecretary Thompson says the work on the
Panama Canal is in very promising condition.
Three German fugtives have been arrested In New
Large corn and oats crops are reported in the West
and Southwest.
prisoner at ouohsin Agency, Indian Territory,
Kills his guard and escapes.
The striking freight.handers have concluded 70
90 back to work
The Harmony Mills strike Is ended
The Philadelphia 1onsshoremen have secured an
advance o! one dollar day as the result Of their
strike.
The platform and nominations Of the Indiana Re.
publican Convention 10 the telegraphic columns
England continues to send troops to Egypt.
Argument In the star route case has begun.
The Irish Constabulary deny that the Fenians in.
fuenced them. They say 1t is only question Of
increased pay.
Captured Apaches have been executed in Mexico.
The Illinois State Prohibition Convention is in
session.
Accident on the Lake Shore Railroad yesterday.
Coiquit OF Georgia is out as Prohibitionist
St. John Of Kansas is In the lad in the political
fght in Kansas
Terrible mortality on the Isthmus OF Panama and
10 Peru from ievers
vile.
Strikes continue in Pennsylvania
Mexican officials shoot down prisoners
The family Of General Stone Pasha Is safe.
Fire at Chico. and it is believed to have been In.
ceDdiary.
Christian Leoutzen drowned at Point San Pedro.
Storms on the New England coast do great dam
age.
Failure Of crops in Belgium.
Americans urged to send potatoes to Holland anc
Belgium.
Partial failure Of crops in England.
Mexican woman named Gomez ia found dead II
Fresno county under suspicious circumstances
Jean Recubusa was drowned in Fresno slough
Sunday.
Two sluice-robbers are shot at Nevada City.
Two suicides at Boise City
The latest news from Japan and China came By
the Oceanic, which arrived at San Francisco or
the 9th.
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THE TERRITORIES.

Several miles of track on the Deer Lodge
extension of the Utah and Northern Rail.
road has been laid.
The ferry across the Yellowstone at
junction City, NJ. T., was lately wrecked
and carried away by the steamer Eclipse.
Robert Codington was found dead in the
woods near Butte, NJ. T., recently. He
had fallen from load of timber and broken
his neck.
The N. P. r. r. Company are opening
wagon road to their new coal mines.
which lie one and half miles east of Car.
bonado, W. T.
a l00-yard foot race at Butte, NJ. T.
lately, between Frank Taylor and Louis
Cooper, for $500 side, was won by Tay.
lor. Time, l0a seconds.
As yet no practicable route for the Utah
and Northern Railroad branch to Walker.
vile has been found. The one surveyed
necessitates a grade of over 800 fee. to the
mile.
At half.past . o'clock Sunday morning
ct Walla Walla, w. T., John Wesley and
Zachsriah Reed became involved in quar-.
rel, and Wesley cut Reed six times with
his knife. The wounded man is doing
we'll,
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, August 9th.-Passed here TODAY.
70 arrive in Sacramento August l9sh Jas
X. Sheepbach, wife and four Children !. Mrs
Y. w. Snow. Patsey Duffey, Salt Lake
Utah Mrs. A. Brewer, Yokohama: W. i
Nash, Monticello. Ia. Mrs. DR.. Brook and
tnree children, VIM. E. Decker, Philadel.
Pnla, "a. John II. Mitchell, Portland, Or. !:
Mr.; and Mrs. q. +: Tittel, H. r. Berwin, IT,
I. H9echins and wife. Edward Benjamin, N.
I; coleman =. W. Newhall and wife, San
francisco d. J. Stark, wife and child.
Brooklyn, n. Y; Robert Bell, Portland
Or. !; s: G.. Fairohiid. California George A,
Cook, Philadelphia; DR.. j. II. Mcbride.
Milwsukse; Mrs. Miller and SOD. St. Holm
n. b.; T. ?. L. Winchester, Jr., Boston
Mass. L. W. Palmer, F. Feldhusen, VIM.
richards, J. Browa and wife, Mrs. Bella A.
Fanchsr, New York; J. R. Cross and
daughter, Miss Emma f. Glaza, Minneapo-
LIS; M. Z: Nickels, Shanghai Miss r. M.
Deniston. Miss Martha Deniston, Ireland !:
Chas. Courtney, Mrs. G. Hegtip, Chicago !.
:: Davis, Ogden Robert Mitchsm, Csnada !:
Miss r. l.. Mcclure, Laramie City: Mrs.
J; Whitney and child, Albany, Or; Mrs. i.
II. Miller, Portland Maine Geo. ". Jor.
dan, st. Louis; II. L. Gerkhardt and wife
Sonoma, Cal. I; L. 0'Brisn, Evanston p
Nat, :. Mosely, M. S. n. Hornar, w. Wal.
ter, Washington, ID. G. /; i. d. ICELAND.
Oakland, Cal. Miss L. W. Meeker. New
Jersey. Also Ga immigrant passengers. in.
Guiding ~ males, to arrive in San Francisco
August llth
NEwHALL, August 9th.-The following list
OF overland passengers passed here TO arrive
in San francisco August 10th DEPUTY Sher.
III huber and two prisoners, Los Angeles !.
M. Boland, Kentucky A. g. Elliott En-.
gland; Mrs. j. Gibson, Tucson & n
White, Pomona; M. Goldwoster, Prescott !:
Mrs. Polaski, Los Angeles J. A. A. Guirre
and wife, Los Angeles; Mrs. James Puiton
Mrs. Mallard, Mare Island Mira. WolfskilI
Los Angeles Mrs. w, q. Fillmore. New
York Mrs. j. Fillmore, Jessie Fillmore. w.
Wordsworth, San Francisco J, III. Beare
James n. Seamans, J. H. Watson, Tomb.
stone ID. w. Watkins. Oakland; +. Cots.
chalk and wife, w. ID. Watson, Los Angeles !.
ii. X. Wilton, Chicago, Ill.
KANSAS CITY (Mo.l, August 9th.-Passsd
Topeka to-day, to arrive in San Francisco An.
gust i4th A. j. Mcdonald, Kansas Citv !.
Helen Harrington, San Francisco.
OMAHA, August 9sh.-Leit here TODAY.
to arrive In Sacramento August 18th: Gen.
erai Manager Clark, of the Union Pacific,
wife and son !; Mrs. Putnam and two chill.
dren, Z. L: Shelly, Assistant General FREIGHT
Agent OF the Union Pacific, Omaha C. M.
Wilcox, Cannon Falls, Mimi; II. II. Ayers
and wife, Keokuk, Ia; j. B. Brothers, Mrs.
Swalne; Dixon, CAL; James Frazer, st,
Psui Mrs. Theresa Biele. Estella Louise
Biele, st. Louis Morris Rosenberg, Nevada
City, Gal. Fifty three through smiyrants
!eft on last nights emisrant train, to arrive
in California August 10th.
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REDUCED KILOGRAMS.

Forest fires threaten the village of Sand.
witch, Mass.
Five persons are reported drowned by the
capsizing of boat at Nantucket.
Brownville reports no deaths since the last
report. Troops at Fort Browning are pre-
pairing to leave.
The Royal Irish Dragon Guards have left
Aldershot for Southampton, where they will
embark for Egypt.
The Westminster Cup at Kempson Park,
England. was won by Cremore. Maiden
second, Nimble third.
The Republican Convention of the Ninth
District of sOhio yesterday renominased Gen.
james s. Robinson for Congress.
AT o'clock Tuesday night a bright light
was seen off the port of st. Joseph, Mich.
gan, which was believed to be a burning
steambsrge.
a Commission has been appointed al
Athens to proceed to England to commences
the construction of a powerful vessel costing
forty million drachms.
Five transports with troops have sailed for
Egypt from Bombay yesterday. Seven more
start at once. Gen. Sir Hobart Mcpherson
and staff started yesterday.
The briggs Goldfinder, from Hayti. -
Stacy Clark, from Havana, are detained Il,
quarantine at Boston. Each had fatal case
of yellow fever during the voyage.
Thomas Walsh, ARE sted at the time of the
seizure OF arms at Clerkenwell, and convicted
OF the charge OF treason and felony, has been
sentenced to seven years penal servi.ude.
The Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Company has sold to an English syndicate.
represented by Close Brothers, 900, 900 acres
of land in the Pipestore District, at "a 80
per acre.
The Lake Shore road suffered another ac-
cident to freight trains at Clyde, Ohio, Tues.
day morning, which delayed the trains and
caused considerable damage. Carslessness
was the cause.
The Sixty-third Regiment of foot at SimIs.
has been ordered to immediately reinforce
the Indian consigent for Egypt. Three more
batteries there are ordered to hold themselves
ready for service.
The Police of Cork repudiate the imputs
ton of Fenianism rs in anyway connected
with their action, as it is thing of increased
pay only, and they intend to issue formal dec
laration to that effect.
In speech at Worth. Ca, on Tuesday.
Governor Colquit candidate for the u, s.
Senate) placed himself squarely upon the
platform OF temperance. and against the man
ufacture of whisky in Georgia.
At the Republican State Convention of
Kansas, In preliminary caucus, Tuesday
night, il was ascertained that st. John would
go into the Convention with 272 votes, The
caucus is pronounced for strong prohibition
platform, and recommending Congress to give
attention to the question of prohibition at its
d xk session.
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OREGON.



Portland News Drswned--A Murder.
PORTLAND, August 9th.-Chauncey Nor.
ton, aged 20 years, was drowned while bath.
ing in the Clackamas river, near CANDY. The
body was recovered a few minutes after.
wards.
News reaches here tonight of the rnnrds,
OF John Fitzgerald. Portland ship carpen.
ter. at Rock Island, Mott, 30 miles beyond
the Northern Pacific front, on the Ist inst
He was ct work on new steamer, the X ate
Hallett, which Is to run in the Missouia
trade, and had just been paid Of. He
displayed money ct a saloon dur;no
the night. and early in the mornins
started for q boarding tert, one n;Is
distant, but dropped behind his companion'
Not making an appearance bv evening. bis
chum" started in search. THURSDAY NIGHT
the body OF Fitzgerald came ashore tb;rtv
miles below Rock Island. His forehead "a.
crushed in. as ii by the head Of an Ar or
hammer. he was undoatsed ly murdered bv
despersdoes, who saw his money tae NIGHT
before. The amount secured ia probable iess
than fifty dollars. There Il no clue to the
sssassins. Wv
The body of Martin Walsh, drowned at
heparia, was recovered yesterday.
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NEVADA.
Pumping In the Combination shaft-yn
jured by n Cartridge Explosion.

ramptDg In the CemLinasi0 shaft-yp-
Jured by Cartridge Explosion.
:, VIRGINIA, August 9th.-The pump-rod was
last night connected with the Cornish numns
at the 2,650-foot level of the Combination
shaft, and they are now pumping from that
poiat. In two or three days drift will be
started for the ledge. -
Another indictment, similar to that of yes.
serday, was to-day found against Roadmaster
Finlen BY the Grand Jury. Those who nre.
tend to know say that more may be looked
for.
Russ Lamb, the Bonanza firms secret shift
and diamond drill man, last evening received
severe wound in his face by the explosion
OF cartridge which be was trying to force
into rifle. A piecs Of the she'll went into
burned.
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OH WNE-The famous Rosburghe
Blackletter Club, which took its name from
the bibliomaniac duke of that ilk, used to
hold An annual dinner. and of those great
banquets one Of the most memorable was
that eaten in 1928, at which Earl Spencer
presided. On that occasion Monsieur GIRL.
Ion, famous restaurateur, near John Muir.
rays, In Albemarle street, with whom the
club dined, produced some wine which he
averred had come from the cellars Of the
wine merchant Of Louis NJ. Not satisfed
with this feat. he placed before the com.
pAny three fagons of most delicious wine
which had come from the Sonbiaco monas.
terry. and which. it was proved, had lain for
three centuries in the cellars appropriated
to the particular use of Sweynheym and
Pannartz, who, in that monastery. are as.
serted to have first exercised in Italy the
art Of printing. The company sat down
to dinner at 7 o'clock. and rose from the
table Tor from under III just a. the larks
were taking their morning baths.
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ARIZONA.
The Apaehes in MexIco-Their Huteberies
~ In Detail.

The Apaehes in Mexico Their Butcheries
In Detail.
TUCSON, August 9th.-The Stars Mexican
special from Guaymas, Sonora, says: Last
Wednesday the Apsches raided and killed
all the inhabitants of the Rancho Csriso in
Sanuaripa District, Sonora, Mexico. A
woman and her children were Included in the
hatchery. The Apaches burned the houses.
Saturday morning they murdered vaquero
near peiofnas. two escaping, being Fortunate
ly little behind the one shot. On Monday
they ambuscaded scouting party of ran.
cheros consisting of fourteen men, two of
WHOM only escaped, eleven being left on the
held, while one of them, who was shot
through both legs, was dragged short dis
lance into the bush. This massacre occurred
a. the Hedionda mine, which is but q short
distance from the Yaquia river, at Recodo.
snd lies between the California and Potrero
mines, belonging to the Labarranca Mill and
Miaing Company. The same day the mail.
rider was also shot, while crossing the Rio
Chico.
Loose Indians I'm Arizona They are Pur-
sued.
TOMBSTONE, August 9sh.-A band of In.
dams broke loose from San Carlos few davs
ago. and passed twelve miles from this citv
In the direction of Sonora Yesterday. Tbev
were holly pursued by two companies Of cav.
airy and company of Indian scouts. Much
comment is made that the agent
had not sent cut tslegraphic report to warn
settlers. NO outrages are reported as yet.
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SECOND EDITION.

A second edition Of the REcoRD-USIos is Issued
each day at Pm bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to thai hour. By this arrangement the
RECORD JSIos will present the latest news obtain
able at ali points east and north OF Sacramento.
The regular morning edition Of the RECORD. Usrox
IL carried by morning t-ains, and Is ahead Of all
Competitors far north as Chico, on the California
and Oregon Railroad west 10 Benicia, and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer.
VILE ard all intermediate places The second edition
matter win be found each day upon the third page
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HAVE FOR EXCHANGE
FOR CITY REAL ESTATE:

Farm Of !; Acres-Small Dwelling and
barn, 100 Fruit Trees. acres in Grapes, 40 acres
unaer cultivation, balance in timber land 2
Wagons, 9 Horses, Cow, and ali Farming FOOLS
WIZ exchange for a small place 10 the city.
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SCHOOL FUND SECURITIES.

State Controller d. NJ. Kenfeld, in his re.
port to the Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton. says The securities held in trust for
the School Fund by the State Treasurer con.
sists of bonds OF the State of California,
amounting to 81, 7S7, 500, together with bonds
Of different counties of this State. aggreeatiug
S25l, 900, which are described as follows:
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committed suicide in this city last night. by
shootipg himself through the heart.
The remains of Miss Elizabeth Adams. NJ
Boise. were found in the sagebrush, six miles
below towr, yesterday afternoon. Two laud.
anum walls were found by her side. 1t is
probably a case Of suicide.
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WE HAVE Asaw.MUIu roR SALE.

capacity, 5000 feet per day in good location !;
everything complete 100 acres Of tsmbcred land
included with place, being In q thickIy timbcred
country, and the trees mostly sugar pine. Price,
1900.
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THs statement that the President had requested
Seth Green, the pscculturist to select him fishing
place, and accompany him on an excursion, is OF.
cially denied" Now that this important question
Is officially settled, the country can settle down
to duh routine again.
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\ AR- GorcH has started as a rival to Oscar Wilde
ana Is drawing crowds to his esthetic lectures in
London, He proaounces the present male attire
idotic, condemns hat, coat and vest and reserves
special bitterness for trousers He goes in for
knickerbockers and stOekings-no shirtfronts, no
cost-tails, no pockets