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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-03-08

100 Popular Songs, words and music, 30 cts.
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Opera Songs. words and music, 30 cts. 100 Home
Songs words and music, 30 cts. 100 Irish Songs
words and music. 20 cts. 100 Ethiopian Songs,
words and Iallslc. 80 cts. 100 Scotch Songs words
and music, 30 cts. Any four Of the above lots for
One Dollar All OF tho above for Two Dollars.
The above comprises ncasly all OF the most popu-
lar music ever published and is the best bargain
ever offered. Order at once Postage stamps
taken. Pianoettes, VIoins, Guitars and Musical
Instruments ut low prices.
World Manuf. Co. I20 Nassau st. New York.
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applause, which was not hushed for
some moments.
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No subscription will be discontinued until all
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Marriage and death notices must be accompa-
MED by a responsible name.
Address
THE BUTLER CITIZEN,
BUTLER. PA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

The action taken at the conference OF iron man.
ufacturers held in Pittsburg, Wednesday, indicates
a united and determined resistance to the demands
OF the workmen- The plan devised contemplates
the organization Of the manufacturers into COM
pact body for the direct purpose OF more effec-
lively opposing the strikers. With this plan car
ried out the contest would present the spectacle
OF organized capital resisting organic ID labor, as
the werkmen are already banded together Such
state OF affairs certainly does not present hope
full aspect for an early solution OF the troubles;
but then seinterest Is stronger than the rules Of
associations, and, no doubt, when either the one
side the other shall realize that its interests
win be better promoted by yielding than by con-
tinued resistance the break viii come. An i'm
provement In the iron business on the one side, or
decrease in the price OF provisions and the cost
OF living on the other, would enable the contest
ants TO come TO terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

Gov. Crittenden Is doing what his predecessors
IN the executive chair OF Missouri have sIgnaIly
failed TO do-he is making the state an uncomfort-
able and Improbable field for robbers The
Brookneld bank robbers, four in number, have
been captured an unusual event In the history of
robberfeS in Missouri. Hitherto there has been a
noisy pursuit of the highwaymen after each Of
their exploits, but they invariably got away with
the spois This time the rascals are not only
caught, but their booty recovered. They were
pursued with such expedition that they hadn't
time to divide the plumber. Gov. Crittenden has
demonstrated that the law is able to cope with
and TO overcome these lawlesS bands, and II his
administration should do nothing else for the
state, that alone ought to win for him the paudits
OF It's people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

The New York legislature at its recent session
passed an act providing pension fund for the
police force OF New York city, and the act is now
a law, having been approved by the governor.
There is, 1t appears, already in existence nucleus
for such fund which under the law Is to be taken
charge OF by the police board as trustees. From
three TO four dollars per month is to be withheld
from the pay OF each policeman and added to the
fund, besides which all rewards, testimonials, and
emoluments that may be received by the police for
services rendered, except such as the board may
allow to be retained and all the proceeds OF lost,
unclaimed or stolen money or property are to so
70 swell the fund. The trustees may award pen
sons for length OF service and for disability, the
the latter upon certificate OF the board OF sur
gems The family OF any policeman killed or
mortaly wounded, or who may die In the service,
having been ten years so employed, is entitled to
pension OF 500 per year. The principle is wise
and just, and it will probably be adopted in other
cities. Policemen are necessarily exposed to danger
II they faithfully perform the duties required OF
them, and nowhere are they paid enough to enable
them, even when fortunate enough to escape in
Jury or enjoy good health, to save much. The
policy OF arbitrarily withholding a part OF the
policeman's pay looks like an undue stretch OF
authority; but the plan OF devoting the rewards,
the proceeds or unclaimed property, etc., to a
pension I und, seems to be al right
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DRoPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPor
COMNISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
NAsAINGTnN IL ~ Lima 4 10

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT
COMNIssARY SUBSISTENCE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 9, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate with a copy Of
ms attached will be received at this
othce until IMtLHE O'CLOCK NJ, TUESDAY, JUNE
THIRTEENTH, 1882 for the delivery, at the United
States Subsistence Depot this city, OF the following
Subsistence Stores, viz:
100 barrels Flour made from spring or winter
wheat
600 pounds Soap. hard laundry not to contain more
than ten per centum OF resin, and to be free from
other authorizations.
=. $50 pounds Salt. fine. in bags.
], BOO pounds Table Salt in S-lb pockets
10 email boxes Table Salt.
Samples OF the articles proposed to A delivered must
De submitted with the proposals. Samples Of flour TO
be. - ~ ~ e'
The stores 10 be delivered by June IT. 1882.
Envelopes should be marked g Proposals for -
Tor further Information apply to the undersigned.
C. b PENROSE,
1eio-2s Capt. and G. s., U. 8. Army.
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LOST AND FOUND.

A STRAY-TAKEN UP ASTRAY-A BLACK HORSE
"A which the owner can have by proving property and
paying expense. Apply at l0l7 street northeas. IT
II 0ST-AT NORMAL SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
IL In Congregational Church, in going from thence
up 10th street to l., Gold Bracelet enameed Finder
will please return to 935 l. street northwest it
II OST-WEDNESDAY. 7TH INST, BETWEEN
Capitol and Riggs House. envelope containing re-
commentators no value 70 anyone but owner suita-
bic reward left at 1907 llth street northwest J. b.
McC0VEY. lr
lNOUND-ASTRAY IN THE VICINITY OF JOHN
Il SON BhOS. wharyee. q roam horse Owner will
come forward. prove property. pay charges and take
him away. L. DEITZ, 18th aud Water streets south
west. 1t
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The important achievement has been accom-

The important achievement has been accom-
plished o. carrying cargo of fresh meat from New
Zealand TO LONDON In a sailing vessel The same
feat had been successfully per orned by steamers
but at cost 30 great as to give no encouragement
for future shippers In that way: but the result OF
the late experiment with sails was so satisfactory
that the problem is now no longer regarded as q
doubtful one. The cargo thus carried cOnSI tod OF
I'VE thousand dressed sheep, and so efficient was
the refrigerating apparatus In u.s. that they ar
rived at the meat stalls in London as fresh and
sweet as when they were put on bolrd at the port
of shipment This result is really wonderful, when
all the circumstances OF the case are considered
The ship In question was ninety-eight days on her
voyage, yet, notwithstanding its great length and
the intense and prolonged heat endured during
the equatorial passage, the temperature in her
hold was maintained at about % degrees below the
freezing point during the whole trip This is not
only most important achievement in a scientific
point OF view but it practically settles, in great
measure, at least the question of cheap meat food
for the consuming countries of the world, so long
as the vast plains OF South America and Austria
laSia can sustain the immense herds OF cattle and
sheep that are now raised and slaughtered there
for their hides and tallow alone The great cost
OF steam transportation has stood in tie way OF
commercial success I'm this direction heretofore,
but now that 1t has been demonstrated that the
cheapest power known to man can be utilized for
the service the venture no longer has any appreci
able risks. Other shipments to England will be
sure to follow as soon the success OF the late
one Is known in AustralaSian ports, and 1t
Is pretty certain that brisk trade in fresh
meats will soon spring up between those remote
points and all the countries of Europe. which VIII
be desirable and financially profitable to both pr O.
Queer and consumer. Nor Is il likely to stop with
European ports At present rates OF beer and
mutton In the eastern parts of the United States
Shipments could be made from South America or
Australasia to this country with profit. 1t would
be curious thing TO see the people of this coun-
try importers instead of exporters OF fresh meats,
but stranger things have happened, and are likely
to happen again.
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GOLD MEDAL, PARIS,

REST BLUE FLANNEL SUITS $40 AND SO
- fast colors; Boys. 81 and 50: Children's with
abort pants. s. and g; Chdren's Linen Suits So Of
ice Coats. 40 and &c.. Mems and Boys Straw Hats
from 25c upwards The best 81 School Shoe in the city,
Misses and Chiren's SLIPPERS and " p Ties for exam
tnation from 75c. up; J.o.W. Cong. CATER and
Low-cut Shoes. for $50. ]. W. SELBY
3e3 19l4-1916 Pennsylvania avenue
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.sTHE CONCORD HARNESS."
GET THE BEST.
LUTZ & BRO,
Agent for the sale OF 1.-THE Concord Harness., Of All
kinds and descriptions COUPE. CARRIAGE and
ROAD HARNESS . specially.
Have opened to-day another very large stock of the
ceebrafed Concord Harness and Collars which we offer
at very low prices Every genuine Concord Harness II
Stamped with makers name and trade mark. =
tom prices. .
LUTz b BRO,
497 PENE6YLvANIA AVENUE.
3e7-1m Adjoining National Hotal
r ROBINSON co.
0oxp mo1HMo HOUSE,
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

EoUR GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD A
II short distance In the country. with private family.
conveyance TO and from the departments daily. For
further particulars apply st COS 10th street north
west Ssl0-st.
GUNNER BOARD POUR COMMUNICATING
Sand other Rooms. with first class Board In private
House. dehghtfnly situated within half an hour by
horse cars OF BALTIMORE good shade, milk fruit &c.
terms moderate. Mrs. LAMB. Gorsuch ayenuo
Waverly. Baltimore county. jsi0-s wSss
NOUNTRY BoARD-Af LESLIE HALL IouDoJJN
~ county. Va. near raroad station; daily mails new
mouse; large airy rooms; fine scenery; country farm
house; pure milk, butter, &c, Terms moderate. Ad-
county, We. my2f-sktu. I'm
COUNTRY BoARD-AT wOODsfpK, NEAR BER-
Comfortable rooms; mountain scenery; sood table;
BETTE yANMETER. Gaylord Cisrf county. We
COUNTRY BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS AND
SBosrd at Naples" near Laurel Station, W. n. b.
INV T. fI reiersnSes required Apply 70 Mrs. KEN.
GUNNER BoARDERs ACCoMMODKTED WIN
6 pee %ss kSC%s at SUMsToE HALL twenty Miss
there every day. Daily mail; hne library. fruit shade
boating and bathing. Terms reasonable. Address s.
M. SMITH. Gunston Va mls-lms
DLEASANT BOARD CAN BIZ HAD IN A PRT-
Il yate family, Piedmont region. Orange county, Va.
mile from station. mail daily large house and shaded
grounds references required. Address A. q. MASON.
Mason, Orange CO.. Va. ml6lm'
GUNNER BOARDING-ONIY IS PER wFFK-P.O.
Sand X station near; charming scenery; situation
unrivaled for heathfuness good and wholesome table
fare Speciality House open june lst For further
formation address Mrs NJ. Z FRANKLIN Cheney
HAIL. Harpers Ferry, w. Va. ms Inn
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO RENT A SMALL HOUSE OR FIVE
o,,d 9n Tdts mis- Rooms by permanent tenant
at nominal rent; best references. Box 49, Star Office
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

II FIFTY PIANOS
Both Square and upright Of all the leading makes for
chase. ~ -
je6-6t F. g. SMITH, l10s Pennsylvania avenue
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMs OR SMALL HOUSE. FROM
9TH to 18TH and to E streets northwest Address
Nj. E. L.. Star Office. jelO-2ts
WANTED - BY A YOUNG MAN, ROOM AND
w Board IN private family price not to exceed $25
per month. Address R., Star office. it
"ANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN TWO UNFUR-
nshed Rooms; second 1oor preferred convenient
Office. fei0 0tS
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The Western Union.
TEXT or RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED HY THE EyEc-
UrIvE COMMITTEE.

TEXT or RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED HY THE ENEc-
urIyE COMMITTEE.
NRv YORK, Dec. G-rhc executive com.
mittee of the Western Union telegraph
company today adopted the following:
WHEREAS, Unjust imputations have been
made against the integrity OF the manage.
ment Of this company in respect 10 the Sc
Crecy ot private messages passing over its
wires or through It's offices aud
Whereas, IL has always been a
cardinal principle with this com
pany to guard the sacred privacy
of all telegraphic correspondence
intrusted to their offices, the company hav-
ing for this purpose expended many thous'
and dollarsin resisting demands of courts
jures and Legislative committees in cases
where this company had no other interest
at stake than its honorable obligations to
its customers; therefore,
Resolved, That the imputation that
| officials or other persons connected with
this company have the privilege of inspect
ing messages passing over its wires OF
through its offices is without foundation In
| fact.
Resolved, That all officers, clerks, opera
tors or other employees handling messages
who shall report or divulgc the contents oI
such messages to any officer OF the company
or other person, shall be promptly dis
missed from the service ofthe company aut
prosecuted under the law, making II O
penal otlense to d.vulgs the contents o
! messages.
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Other Interesting News by Special



AUSTIN, Dec. G--[Spetial, Owing to the
absence of three members, the city council
will not be called to consider the question
of granting rightor.way for railroad to
the capitol grounds until Saturday,a' which
time it is believed the matter will be finally
settled
One of the wings OF the new lunauc asy-
mm is about finished The Contr ctor was
paid to-day 5000, and WI, have the entire
work completed in about four months.
II is rumorcd that, owing TO dlscrimina
tious in freight rates by the railways enter
Ing Austin, that n petition will be gotten NJ
asking the Guli, Colorado X Santa F.
railroad to extend branch to this city,
The treasurer to-day notified the board o
education that, aCtipg under resolution
Of the board, he had purchased 6per cent
state bonds for the benefit of the permanen
school fund to the amount of 100000 prin
Cipal, paying for the same 500 OOpremium
/ The expense incurred in the purchase wa
I SGli, and today u warrant was drawn oi
the treasury for Slli pay tor bonds an'
! expenses
The temporary capitol will be in readi
ness for the state by January lst,
Rev. W Il. Hall, Of this city, Chairman
of the state executive committee on prohi
bition, is in extensive correspondence wit
temperance men over the state, In reterenc
TO the practicability of bringing the Que'
tion OF prohibition before the next leglsli
ture.
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Laredo

LAREDO Dec. G,-LSpeciall-Thero has
been for the past few weeks considerable
excitement in Nueva Laredo occasioned by
the interference of the military with the
action of the civil authorities. The whole
trouble is based on the coming election,
which takes place next Sunday, the 10th.
The colonel commanding the post is opposed
to the present alcalde, and trouble is anti
Cipated. The general commanding the di.
vision of the Rio Grande nom Matamoras
arrived to-day, ana will take the mnttrr un-
der advisement. 1t is hoped the dillr cts
will be amicably settled.
| The Mexican National is graded Is les
| to point beyond Monterey aud is ing
pushed ON to Saltilo as rapidly AZ pc lie,
The Rio Grande 4 Pecos railwr ydl
have their track in the city limits tu-d-y.
/ Governor Hunts mines near this 'jy
are being worked, and the company uuw
have orders on hand tor over fifty car loads
which, with the present force, will be i'm
possible to till. quite a number of miner:
from Pennsylvania will arrive next week
/ The coal is of a superior quality.
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PALESTINE, Dec q, - Special The
northwest side of the public square in the
old town was nearly destroyed by fire last
night. A. Jost, store and warehouse, loss
S. 800; insurance, $500 in Home and
Glens Falls; Conoway house, 5000 insur
ance, 5000 in Glens Falls, Link s store.
fully insured for 5000, in Glens Falls,
Hawkins, merchandise 81 900, insured for
$500 in the Western; Arott, stock, 81 200.
| insured for 5000 in Milwaukee,
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WACO, Dee, d.--LSpecial To-day n man
named Martin, who had been Displaying
money in a barroom, got into u playful
sculllc with one OF the bystandcrs, during
which the latter abstracted $50 from Mar
tins pocket, and soon after went away.
Martin was ignorant of the theft, but it had
been observed by others, aud the thief was
followed captured aud jailed He is u
stranger here, and refuses to give his name.
Little Kate Street who was kicked on
the head by horse yesterday, is lying in n
/ painful and critical condition
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Fort Worth

FoRr WoRru, Dec 6.--lSpecial. Hall,
the sewing machine agent stabbed by Dea-
son last night, is doing WE'LL His coat was
cut to pieces.
In the recorders court, Eta McMasters,
for swearing, was fined $40, James Garry,
swearing So NJ. Peterson and Annie
Wright, lighting, s. each.
Four new street cars have been ordered
for the new street railway ON Taylor street.
James Crcswell for murder in 1869, was
brought from Frces,onc county and jailed
to-day,
An ordinance passed 10y the city council
| prohibits the use of iiro.works On the
streets.
The Democrat Of this evening contains
| the following; The Gazette is very angry
| The Dallas llERALp 'sUooped' It on rresi.
dent Arthur's bIg message
The wind is high and rain threatening,
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TYLER, Dec, Especial, Supreme
court-aillrmcd Leon & IL Blum vs..
Wclburg, from Gregg county; Dunkling &
Co. vs.. McDoand ct AL, from Wood county
and one cusc with the same parties. Re.
ycrJed and rcmanded: Texas & Pacific
Railway vs.. Stewart, IRON Bowie county
Tate ct al vs. Woods, from Hopkins county
Thomas vs.. Thomas, from Hopkins county;
Woodland w. Black, from Pamela county
Reversed and rendered; Hicks vs. Moore
from Morris county. Reversed and re.
mandcd: Sloyin W.. Wheeler, from Gray
son county. Reported by the commission
of appeals Newcom ct nl Va Light, from
Grayson county. Certificate diSn s,el.
Thomas w. Howell ct AZ from X ~ mnu
county. The eases II Bers'crr vs. ih,
State, from Travi' county, nj G'lrr vs.
Hudson, from Tar Ant county, we've d Ipted
by the supn me- couri al ~ last st iGg AMI
left out Ot the re-, 80 t..
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ing as follows. Ordinary, g. good ordinary,
81, low middling, %; mSdiing u; good
middling, l0s, sales, $50 bales; net receipts,
i,0id bales, exports to Mexico, l,322 bales.
Futures opened barely steady at
points lower than last clos
ing, Sales amounted to 100 bales;
100 were for January at 9.7S aud 100 for
April at lOoS, the market cosjug rs fol
lows; January, 9 =, toN7S; Fcbiu'ry So
to 9n; March 991 to 99S; Aprll, lO,O6 to
1000, Nav, l0l6 10 l0,N; June, 1882 asked
July, TO- Is to lO,45
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MARSHALL, Dec 6, Special THE "And
event OF the season took place this ey H,ng,
Mr.. j. q. Latta and Miss Lee Poland were
married at the Episcopal church, Rev, DR.,
Hall officiating The attendants were; n.
d. Fly, Walter Fraley Miss Cammie
Starnrs, I. W. Watson, Miss Hattie Rob.
crts, Mr. Henry Dickson, Miss Salie Gar
rett, James Van Hook, Miss Nina Mills,
Neal Ednr, Miss Mary Sue Poland, Earl
Richardson and Miss Ewing Brownrigg.
The church was beautiful ly adorned with
flowers and eycrgreens and was filled TO It's
utmost capacity by the friends and ac'
quaintanCc Of the happy couple. After the
ceremonies at the church, Il reception took
place at the hospitable mansion of Tia,
brides mother, where, around the festive
board in flowing bowls Of sparkling wine
the health and happiness Of the contracting
parties were drank. The bridal gifts wer,
numerous, elegant and appropriate.
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rRInrrE or nosroN yErERANs.

NEW YoRK, Dec. G.-Soldlers Of Boston
have sent letter to General Grant regard.
ing his vindica,on Of Fiis John Porter,
which says. mo act, whether OF valor or
of policy, which has marked your great ca.
reer, should bring YOU more honor than
the moral courage and spirit Of fairness
and iustness exhibited in this defense OF q
gallant Union soldier condemned on Insult
iicient or mistaken evidence.
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oraik ,uu.

TtxARxASA, Dee, G-t special THE ad
journed term OF tie circuit court Of Miller
county is now IA session, Hon. Elmo
Mitchell presiding. The icru will prjbI
bly, last until the lot of January next,
The Knights of pythias will Givy ball
on the 10th instant
The Big Four minstrcls' baggage was at.
tached here yesterday TO satisfy board
bill In PARIS. They played to II small house
last night.
Business good,
Bnck.work on the recent burned district
will soon be completed.
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GALVESTON, Dec. 6,--lspccial Fire was
discovered in the fore hatch OF the British
steamship Ardancarrach this evening, and
general alarm was sounded, but before
the engines reached the wharf the fire ap'
paratus OF the steamer had the flames sub.
dued. The steamer is receiving cotton at
her cargo
Spot cotton to-day was easy in tone, clos.
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his fortune was no worse. Professor Hal s
plates, as far as developed are declared ex.
cellent. Plate 1870, Venus in her last con.
tact is considered very superior
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NEWS By SPECIALS.
Austin; About the Right-os-Way OF that
Capitol Railway-A Railway Ru-
NOR OF General Interest
City Notes.

City Notes.
PalestiRe:A Fire Threatens Devastation,
but is Fortunately Checked-LiSt
of Losses aud Insurance.
Texarkana: Items Of Interest from this
Hybrid and Border City
The Burned District
MatShall: 4 Wedding IN tppertendom
Tyler: Decisions of the
Supreme Court.
GalycstOn: Fire in steamship is
ENtinguiShed.
Waco: 4 Sneak.Thief Brought up with
n ROund.rurn.
. Laredo; Mexican Industrial aud pO-
liticAl Notes.
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Articles selected will be taken Of and delivered
Ne cath of this month any time desired. Among the
nny attractions we will mention beautiful Robe de Chambers
and Smoking Jackets made of fine cashmere and silk
pdered of very rich designs Velvet Cloth Slippers in
oaterns to match the above. Our line of