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National Republican., 1882-08-25
breaking Up Canp-Meeting.

WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP (near Gaithersburs,
Md.), Aug. 24.-It rained nearly all day yesterday
and all last night here. The final meeting last
night was the longest one this season. The final
doxology was not sung until S15 this morning.
Rev. Richard Norris, of Ryland Chapel, was
the leader, and has been SO for the pnst
turn out the first bell and realize that after
over two weeks of leisure and worship we are
breakfast table for the last time. After an early
breakfast many are ..huriying to take the
early tain, but the largest number take the
midday train Quite Il humber will remain in
their cottages and Mt the hotel for the balance of
the summer. Among these and their families
who will remain are William Il. Woodward, esq. .
Robert Cohen, Richard Willett, Mrs. Wise. Mr.
Benjamin s. Plalt Mr.. Charles Nye, IL. u. Moulton
esq, Major II. A. Hall, Rev. William Burris, Mr..
Linger, and William j. Libbey. Rev. Dr. Lana
han will leave his cottage in week or ten days
and return to his home in Baltimore. 4.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Commander Frederick Rodgers, light house in.
spcctor, Is at the Ebbtt.
Commodore William T. Hopkins is at the Ebbit
from his station at New London, Conn.
The United States steamer Pas iac, at the Wash
ington navy yard, Is being prepared for sea.
Captain Bethel NJ. Custer, Twenty fourth In
hntry, who was on sick leave, arrived at the Eb-
bitt yesterday from Dakota.
General John II. Brooke, colonel Third Infantry,
arrived at the Ebbit yesterday from court mart
duty at Newport barracks, Ky.
The Navy Department is informed that the
Michigan snied from Chicago on the 22d instant
for Marquette, Mich, expecting to reach there on
the Goth.
Cadet Engineers W. F. Durand, W. II. Alder
dice, Leo D. Miner, and Harry Hall have been
promoted to be assistant engineers in the Navy
from June TO- 1882.
The United States training ships Portsmouth
and Saratoga, Commodore Luce commanding, le!t
Gibraltar last night for Tangier and Madeira.
After visiting those places the vessels will proceed
homeward.
The Wyandote will hereafter be the receiving
ship at the Washington navy-yard, in place of tie
PaSsaic, which is to be ordered to sea, and the
officers and crew of the latter vessel will be trans
ferred to the Wyandotte.
Lieutenant Boynton Leach hns been detached
from the New Hampshire and ordered to the Yam
tic; Master Charles J. Badger FROM the Yantic and
placed on waiting orders Master A. II. Cobb from
the navy yard, Boston, and ordered to the New
Hampshire.
1t Is understood that the torpedo ram Alarm.
which Was recently put out of commission at Nor
folk, will be put in commission in December next
The Alarm, which has always been under the
exclusive control of Admiral Porter, will hence
forth be under the direct control of the Navy De.
partment
General Martin d. Hardin. retired, was yester.
day detailed to relieve Colonel Samuel d. Sturgs
as governor of the Soldiers Home in the District
OF Columbia. General Hardin is distinguished
officer, who lost an arm at the second battle OF
Bull Run. Colonel Sturgis has been ordered to
join his regiment, the Seventh Cavalry in the De.
partment of Dakota. General Harlin will report
for duty early next week. Captain b. L. Rittcn-
house. retired. has been detailed to act as treas
urer at the Soldiers Home, vice Captain Steven
son, resg ned.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
MARS AND CUPID,
The blind God is the Cause OF an Injured
Husband COwhidlng n Clerk.

There may be an interesting little case for the
coroner in the course of few days. Yesterday
afternoon, Immediately after Office hours quite
an excitement was caused in front of one of the
principal departments by an encounter between
a member OF the National Rifles and govern
mcnt clerk. The gallant Red Coat fell upon the
clerk, and in very scientific manner proceeded
to cowhde him. After few strokes had been
laid OH mutual friends intcrfered, and the twain
were separated, neither party being willing
to talk about tho affair. 1t appears,
however, that the assailaut Is an Injured
husband, and has latcy been away shooting
ut ,Creedmoor. The other man is gay young
Lothnrio who. taking advantage of the gentlemans
abseuce from the city had tried by means of love
letters, excursions, aud other arts known to such
creatures TO inveigle the red coats vile into ia
sion. But 1t proved to be all in vain, and when
the descendant of Mars returned 10 the city his
true and faithful wife laid all the facts come cted
with the nefarious plot before him, Then he got
mad very mad, and seizing IA cowhide adminis-
tered condign punishment, as before related. 1t
has leaked out that the Lothario threatened to
hire two men to shoot Mr.. j., the husband. and
that the latter on hearing of 1t started to the
mory for his rifle. Meanwhile further develop
meuts are anxiUusly waited for.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
E.ped,tlng ths Lelter.CarrIer serYice.

The changes made by Congress in the grading
and general system of letter carriers will also
effect the District very beneGcially, giving Post
master Anger the opportunity of both increasing
tho number OF deliveries, If he desires 10 do so,
and Of facilitating the earliest delivery Of mails
possible by increasing the number Of routes and
reducing those now existing iu extent, which he
has already determined do. The new law abOl-
ishcs the auxiliary class Of letter carriers by in
creasng the regular fore! of carriers of the first
and cClnd cluss to the extent that they arj ab.
| s .rbed by the latter class, and can reasonably cx-
pct to be promoted TO the first class in due time
and after proper length Of service. IL win be u
great convenience for our people II they VIII be
enabled to obtain their morning mail before ieaY.
credit for his energy ii the carly service Is sue
CesSflllly iuauguTltcl,
National Republican., 1882-08-25
The Florida 1sepubIicnns.

The Florida Republican Association met at 7l5
Second street northwest last evening, for the pur-
pose of selecting representative to the interstate
transportation. committee, which meets at zoe
Ninth street northwest this evening. At the out
set the Independent movement in the first Con.
gressionnl district was generally discussed oil
present seeming to favor II as the best course to
pursue under the circumstances The decision OF
the leading Republicans there to indorse Hon. D.
L. McKinnon, Independent candidate for Con-
gress, was regarded as a pretty ceItnin guarantee
OF there being one Bourbon less in the Forty. eighth
Congress. Major Clarke and Messrs. De Leon and
Smith participated in the discussion. After desig.
nnting t. S. smith, president Of the sssuciation, 70
represent it on the transportation committee, the
association adjourned till the next regular meet
ing in September.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
LitiIe AnnIa LexVIv

A brief mention was made in THE REPUBLICAN
of the appearance of Little Annie Lewis ut Long
Branch. From recent information, it appears
that the occasion WAS that OF Mr., Ch0niraus bcne.
fit, under the management Of her instructor, 3!r.
Mnrshall, end the audience was distinguished for
the number Of brilliant professional people,
among whom may be mentioned Manager Al .
baugh, OF the National III eater; Manager Hen.
der'on, Of the New York Standard Thealer; Man =
igcr Mitchell and Mary Anderson, all OF VIII IN
okc IN the wUrmcst terms Of Little Annic's read
inss and the remarkable talent which thp child
dl.plHyed. with the careful training Annie Is sara
to have under her present. Instructor, ana her own
Natural talent, decidedly brilliant future may be
rcdiGted for her, This will crafty her many
friends In this city.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HHy@ ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE
NEW bTFEL SThAM CRUISING VESSELS FOl
THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

Concerning the construction Of
NEW STEEL STEAM CRUISING VESSELS For
THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
Invitation Is hereby extended to all engineers and
mechanics OF established reputation. ami all reputa-
BILE manufacturers OF Is steam engines boilers.
or ordnaice having or controlling regular establish
llsments, and being engaged In the business all OIL
GERS OF the Navy, and especially all naval construc
tors steam engineers and ordnance officers OF tho
Navy, having plans models or designs of any ves'
sul7 of amy rnrt thereof of The classes authorized
by the naval appropriation OF August g. 1882 tc sub
nit such plans models, nnd designs to the Naval Ad
vSory Board directed TO be organized by the Secre.
tary of Navy under the provisions ofsad act for
his advice aud assistance in the designing and con-
structng OF said vessels In order that the may
be examined by said Board In accordance with the
provisions of said act.
The vessels authorized by said act are to be two in
number to be constructed Of steel OF domestic manu-
acture, having ms near rs may be, tensile strength
of not less than sixty thousand pounds to the square
Inch, and ductiy IN eight inches of not less than
twenty-five per ccntum; to bo provided with full sail
and full steam power and to be OF the highest attain
able speed and adapted to be armed with suitable
armRents, described In said act; and is to be OF
not less than five thousand moro than six thou.
sand tons displacement and the ohcr of notlcss than
iorty-three hundred more than forty-sevcn hun
drcd tons displacement
Snid plans, models, and designs should be submitted
within the period orsixy days aftcr ACGuST.0 1882,
and should be transmitted TO the Navy Department,
Washington. d. @.
The Department viii, upon application, forward
copies cfso much of the naval appropriation act as
relates 10 said vessels and will all letters o
inquiry and furnish all desired information the
subject WILLIAM Il, CHANDLER,
Secretary OF the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, wAsnIserps, Augusta iss2.
fSsye TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT
National Republican., 1882-08-25
Prominent Arrivals.

EnpITr.-I. G. Munson, N v; u. w Mcclellan
Dav,s browne, lou. syle' Ky; J. w RoBbins, * en-
lucky; Henry =. Aut, Ge3ryctown, Ky$ ", A.
Cruchile,d an j. +. CruChiicl1 Macon, Gai o iveI
Jones Richmond. Ind; W. a. Brown. Knoxville
Tenn; j. Cohen and C. G. Oden, Houston Texas.
METRoroIITAN-F. Jost, Montgomery Ala; j. l.
WHldrop, New York Charles 4, Jux st. Louis
FRANKLIN B,leJ, Clymer Byles Philadelphia; $. Ian
Frank Gambet Boston; H. Wciibncher New York
p j. Mcltvoy, BALTIMORE; George II. Reeve, Phlla
dclpia l.. o. Gold, Palntka, Fla
RIgGS,E j. Brooks, New York; H. w. Robson
Chicago; George a. Lerber, ponnsyvaniu; a. w
O'mrrn. New York; Dr. Crawford LIVERPOOL, Eng
land: Il. Carey, Ireland; Thomas d. Young Nir
ginia; II. Fulton, Louisville, Ky.
ST MAnG.-WAslngton +. prnce Warrenton Va
W. i. Chech, ntnville, Nai j. II. Moore u ID n. NJ
Knott, New York city: 4. J. Taylor New York
John w. Jenkins. Md; l.. Benwanycr, Charlotte
n. c.
81. JAMEs--R. G. Saunders Campbell, County, vlr
gina Il. a. Howe. VT; W. $. Bowman, Snvan nnah
ga; Charles Thornton, Chicago; John Llnfneur,
Lexington, Ky.
ARLiSGTOS-A. L. Milliottc, indianapolis. Ind.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
TIonoy,mv uInIy'n Dpad Hero.

The Garibaldi Monument Society Of this city are
actively at work 20 secure funds for the proposed
monument that Will be erec.ed In honor of Ialy IS
popular hero and patriot, Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Preparations are now being made Tor picnic 10
be given on the 7th of neXt month at the sGhuet-
zen Park, which Is intended to be one Of the big
lar place of amusement. There will be an abund-
nnce of opportunities to while AWAY the time
PLEASANTLY, aud games sports dancing, aud pas'
times Of oil approved and acceptable kinds viii
bo in order, Itwll doubtless be great success.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
WOMENJS WORK
Discussed by tho women's National
Labor League Lnst Night.

meeting of the Womnn's National Labor
League was held at room 40 Corcoran Building,
about dozen ladies being present. Mn. Roberts
said the members must not be disappointed at tho
sfnallness of the audience, II TOOK time to
educate people up To their standard. She said sew
eral ladies had subscribed little sums TO help the
association, but were afraid 10 be seen coming to
the meeting because they might be deprived of
their bread and butter. the speaker said that she
had recently been told by n lady who had
been to see Assistant Secretary of the In
terror Joslyn that he had appointed forty or fifty
ladies to places In the Interior Department since
secretary Teller went away. She asked If he had
done 1t on his own responsibility, aud he said he
Ind done IL to satisfy public opinion. Mrs. Rob.
er.s said the public would not be satisfied until
the names of the ladies were published. Mrs.
Smith said she had called on Mr.. Sweet, Secretary
Lincons private secretary, who sail iio women
had been appointed in the War office. and none
would. general discussion ensued in which
various members expressed their views, some
being IN favor of woman suffrage, some in favor
of making political organization of the league,
and some not knowing exactly what they wanted.
A lady now In the departments gave her exper.
iencc as soamslrcss in New York, and showed
the miserable pay she received. After q couple Of
hours spent In discussion the meeting Adjourned.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
81"
nnI.cr oI, HoAI,InN.n An Il
AY,,v,iy Femnle now

Nora HGckley, Fannie Neal, and Margaret Gray
are three damsels Of pronounced brunette appear
ance. Yesterday morning they got into discus
sion in front Of the Holly Tree" lunch rooms,
Oh Ninth street. as to who possessed the affections
OF Mr. Adolphus Burgess. Parliamentary procedure
not sunicing the amended Tug Wilson. Sullivan.
Qucensbury rul, s were rcsorted to. In the midst
Of the dscuSsi the convention was adjourned
sHe die by the opposition, in the shape Of Officers
Jones, Herbert, Rockwell, and Harlow running
the crowd IN NJ the tith precinct station house,
Here they wished TO amend by opening the ball
again, but we;e summary squelched by being
National Republican., 1882-08-25
Tho 4Joning nont Race.

Mr.. Gadsby, member OF the Potomac Boat
Cl ub has agr ed to act referee in the boat
that tases place tc-morrow tvening on the Aua.
costa course. The principals will meet tonight
at Evans, on Eleventh street southeast, 10 choose
judges. a great deal of money has been put up
anticipated. The race Is to be two miles and u
half with Il turn, which is the exact distance from
the AnHcosil Bridge to the Is 1T more and Poto.
mac Railroad b. idl;c and return a steam launch
is to be chartered for tho uso of the referee, mem
bers Of tho press, aud judges, aud no others will
be admitted on board.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
Thc Corcornn,. Exrur,Ion

The excursion for the benefit of the officers of
the steamer W. w. Corcoran which was 10 take
place on Tuesday, will be given this evening, rs
already announced. Those who had formerly in.
tcnGed 10 20 need not be assured that they VIII 20
IN good company and have Jolly time, and those
whJ htl hJt yel made up their mind Mhcu tHg
uppol nj " indulge in pl, asanI excursion.
National Republican., 1882-08-25

Wanted plenty ofhelp to get rid
of our still immense stock pre-
viOus to removing into our Hand
some New Building.
tits impossible for us to men.
tion all the low prices to which
we have reduced the goods still on
hand, enough said when we say
that no goods shall be carried into
the new building that a price will
sell.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
THERE will be another excursion to Deer Park

THERE will be another excursion to Deer Park
and Oakland on Saturday morning next, thus
afiording another opportunity for Washingtonians
ghanies and spend couple of days in the heart
of the mountains. The Baltimore and Ohio will
and 2:35 a. IN. Sunday, arriving at Deer Park ii
$3.50 p. IN. Saturday aud a. IN. Sunday. Tickets
will be sold NJ SIS for round trip and good to return
class IN every respect and should take large party
from this city.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
LOCAL MENTION.
DgHLHC VOICE.

CORNER FOURTEENTH AND 7
STREETS NORTHWEST,
JANUARY ., 1882.
GENTLEMEN: / have sold great
quantities of the medicine known
Rs Browns Iron BltterS, and every
purchaser speaks in the highest
terms of 1t ms II reliable and most
worthy medicine.
Z. NJ. MCCoMAs.
Browns Iron BilterS pcrman-
emily cure nervousness, weakness,
and general debility by enrichiEg
the blood Strengthening the mus
cles, and giving tone to the nerves.l
National Republican., 1882-08-25
SnnrkIlng Ewes.

rosy checks, and clear complexion only accom-,
pany good health. Parkers Ginger Tonic, betiel
Than anything. makes pure, rich blood, and bring
health, joyous spirits, strength. aud beauty
Ladies try it.-Bdzaur.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
COIOprd Cau,n nIcctIur.

A conference Of the colored Methodist Churches
OF Maryland Virginia. and the District IS holding
its annual camp meeting and session near Mon.
tclo, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Yes.
tct day sess on was dsVoicd TO registering mem
bers nlid preparing Tor business, a large number
OF col9Tet peop.e wont out yesterday, an1 large
crowd Is expected 10 g. to-day. Nearly ali of ie
Washington chu ches urG rePreseniei ~ the pas
tor of each aud one delegate.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
Tho weather To-Day.

Ttr ne Middle Atlantic States, during He day
Wdrmcr soulsry to Wtsiciy rinds, nth stationary or
Eight rise in barometer.
For Washington, from a. m. 10 midnioht-
ndrmer, fair pedihcr.
Thermometrc rcadings,-7a m. 70.So; II a. M,
sl..'; p. m, $500; y. M, sOio; II y. M, 720o
maximum, S62o, minimum. 6S.3o.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
Uu,,x sIuh Exc,,r,iou

This afternoon at 3 o'clock the Unity Club give
moonlight excursion to Gymont on the steamer
Keyport returning to the city not later than 10.
well varied programme has been arranged by
orature, and dancing, and Us they are we'll known
gentlemen of ability and energy anything they
undertake will b. efficiently carried out. The
National Republican., 1882-08-25

Tia, ensures digestion and enjoyment Of food; q
tome that bgiugs onglh TO the weak and rest 10
the nervous; harmless diarrhpa cure that don't
cousipate-just what every family needs-Par.
keTs Giuger Tonic
National Republican., 1882-08-25

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, which was issued
yesterday, may be OBJ aimed at the business office
in copies ready for mailing The present number
is fully up to the high standard which has won
for the WEEKLY so wide ci ciculation.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
"AIacrnsy Dairy Wagons ~

Fresh Alderncy butter churnod every morning,
and delivered IN 12lb. Ward" prints NJ 40 per lb
Also cottage cheese, SC. per ball. butterlnilk. &c.
per quart, aud sweet milk Sc. per quart
National Republican., 1882-08-25
We have on hand about 10 cases
beautiful Lawns at q cts.

About 1900 pieces White Goods
of every description. These wc
have reduced to the cost OF i'm
portatiOn, and are cheap.
5000 yards genuine WamsNta
Shooting, tcn-Guarter wide, rum
ming in length from one to ten
yards, at about 25 cts. per yard.
This make costs 373 cts. to buy
from the agent.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
Nils NoToS-A. L. Milllcttc, Indianapolis. Ind.

You can publish throolino advertisement OF
"Wantcd," "For Rent" "For Snle," or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in TIE REPuD.
LICAS.
National Republican., 1882-08-25

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses ant
gents clothing watches, jewelry, &c. Call on o
address Herzog, sos Ninth street. near Pennsyl
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
Hon. r. rowcr o'Connor. Nj. r.

A prominent Land Lacquer here has just re-
ceiyed the following note from Ireland's envoy,
who paid a visit to Washington some months ago,
and is Published for the information and gratifi-
cation of the boys"
HOUSE OF COMMONS, Aug. II,
MY DEAR MAJOR: I was very glad indeed to
hear from you. showed the poem e. Our Fourth
Of July') to John Dillon, who liked 1t very much
trust ali the boys" in Washington are doing
we'll Tell them remember them most kindly,
and trust TO sec item all again before long.
We have been working hard here. The worst of
the business Is that most Of the labors fall on the
next Parliament this will be all changed. Yours
very truly, I. =, OCONEoR.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
wAsulysroy. d. c.. August "a. 1882

Messrs; Joseph z. Cooke, Myron NJ. Parker, Will
inm Dickson, II. ]. Ramsdell. and others.
GENTLEMEN: Your tldteiing letter of the 17ih
Instant, rendering me n testimonial benefit at my
Summer Garden, has been received. Greatly np-
precinting the sentiments which you express. II
affords me Infinite pleasure to designate the even.
ing Of Friday, September ~, as the time beat
suited for the entertainment To which you refer.
While assuring you that the "5tay- ut Home Club
and all my uther friends shnll lie mo,t cordially
welcome, feel confident in saying that the per-
f,rmanco VIII 10 In every way worthy of 50 dis
GRO. W DRIVER.
We understand that the full Marine hand, under
the leadership of Mr.. j. p. SUusn, together with
the entire drum corls, have volunteered their
services for this occasiOn
National Republican., 1882-08-25

M~SSg9 THE CALIGRAPH A PERFECT
W. writing aohine at last, suit bic for lawyers
sIeEogrGpheTs, minister's and all having mucl
writing o do; simple and durable. For circulars and
further Information address, WILLARD FltACk lclt
Gene al Agent, II Iowa Circle. Washi glon, ID. Z,
National Republican., 1882-08-25
ISas PosT.0FTI0E NOTICE

Foreign Mails for the week ending August % will
close at this office as follows:
FRIDAN,-At 10 a. m. for Jamaica and JAcmel per
steamship Alps.
SATUHDAY,-At II a. M for Europe per steamship
Clly OfBerlin via Queenstown 0etters for Germany
aud scotland must be directed per City Of
Derlin ny at II O. NJ, for Germany, etc. per seani-
ship Main vim Southampton and Bremen Ue,tcrs
for Great Britain and other Eurorean countries
must be directed per Main ~ NJ =. IN, for Scot
land direct, per 81 leamship Bolivia via Gmsgow at
y. M fJr Belgium direct per steamship Pcnnland
Via Antwerp; At l:3J y. M for Cuba and Porto II co,
per steamship Niagara via Havana; at 7:9O y. M.
Tor Honduras aud Livingston via New Orleans.
Mails for Australia New Zealand, Sandwich, and
FIJI Islands, per steamship Australia via San FruI-
cisco, Ose September #lBat7 p. m.
srhe schedule of closes Of trans Pacific mails is
ARRANGED on the basis OF an uninterrupted overland
transit to San francisco. Mails fom the nrriV-
ing on time at san Francisco the day OF sailing
Of steamers are dlsnalched the same day;
National Republican., 1882-08-25
DRIVERS TESTIMONIAL,
Prominent citizens Tender "a COmpII-
m~ntary urnrnt.
The following correspondence will explain

itself
WASHINGTON, D. c. August II, 1882.
GEORGE W. DRIVER. ESQ.
DEAR SIN Apprccia ing your efforts during the
past ana present summer seasons to cater TOR the
amusement of the Washingt ~ public, aud re-
garding you MS II pub ic bcneactor, we, the under
signed. tender you te timoiiial benefit at your
summer Gtlden at such time as you may desig-
nate; Promising that the "Sny- at- Hune Club"
shall be fully represented on that CccnsOn we ro-
IN ,in very rcSpec lilly yours,
A. r. Rockwell Joseph @. Cooke, Wizards
Hotel; Myron NJ. Parker William Dickson, II. J.
Ramsdeli, ]. W. Burritt, T.. W. Brady, II. A. Will
nrd, ID. w. Bills Sulson Huchns, NHnllet Kill
bourn, Hume, Cleary & Co, u. B. Anger, J. o. r.
burnside, J.. Droop, William W. Warden, George
W. Cochrane 4 CO., l. l.. Pruden, J. W. Smith,
Frank Hume, L. q. Hinc, J. J. Johnson, and up
wards Of one hundred other gentlemen.
National Republican., 1882-08-25
All Dress Goods Reduced to
one-half their former
Price.
All Goods Must be Sold that a
Price Will Sell.

We are proud to say that tho
building cost much more than we
anticipated and our bank ac-
counts run low, we must there
fore replenish. Help us to do this
and we shall help you to better
bargains than you have over
bought before.
500 dozen two-inch hem
stitched pure Linen Handker-
chiefs at IL cts, have been sold at
20 cts.
All odds and ends in Housefur-
nishing Goods, such as Table
Linen, Towels, Napkins, etc., at
half price to close.