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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-03
Columbus.

COLUMBUS, o., April 2-Returns from sew
enteen out of twenty-six precincts including
three German wards, show Republican gain
over Newman's vote for Secretary of State
of TOT. 1t is estimated that Waleutts ma
balance of the Republican ticket is probably
elected
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singular Dlsappearanoes.

New York, April 2.-Isaac and Gauscha nd
Lehmani, Alsatian Jews, doing business as
glass button manufacturers, in the Bowery,
have successfully disappeared. They were
cousins and close companions from early
boyhood' until middle age. They were bach
elors and lived together at their place of bust
ness. February 81 Isaac disappeared leaving
no trace Of his whereabouts. His cousin
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Lacygne, Kan.

LAcYGNE Kan, April "A. R, Carey, Re-
publican, was elected mayor to-day. Mr..
Carey is only twenty-three years old, and is
a brother of Harry N. Carey, managing editor
of the Milwaukee Sentinel. Both brothers
learned the printing trade in the Lacygne
Journal Office
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Steubenville, o.

STEUBENvILLE O., April 2.-The election
was closely contested and the most exciting
ever known A heavier vote was polled than
in the presidential election in 1880. The
Democrats elect James NJ. Conville mayor
over Robert Lane, Republican, by 200 ma
jority. The Republicans elect the remainder
OF the city ticket by $50 to 300. Of the new
councilmen elected four are Democrats and
two Republicans The Council will stand
seven Republicans, five Democrats,
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Miss Langtry Denies that She Eloped.

ToRoNTo, April with reference to the
statement telegraphed from Philadelphia,
that Agnes Langtry had eloped at Niagara
Falls with young man from Toronto, Miss
Langtry writes as follows: 81 should feel
greatly obliged if you would contradict the
statement made in this mornings paper.
am at present on visit to Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Kenze, of Toronto, previous to my return to
EnOland -
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IN the NTorphine LIne.

Special tic the Indianapolis Journal
SOUTH BEND, April "A German named
Sebastian Sommers sucided, to-day, with
morphine, He had been on a prolonged
spree, and had some differences with his
family. His age was sixty years.
Mrs. Oliver. wife of James Oliver, the pillow
manufacturer, fell this morning and sus-
tanned serious injuries.
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strikers, Demands Acceded to.

New HAVEN, Conn, April 2.-Employes
here have acceded to the demands of the
bricklayers for $375 per day, with the under
standing that in the case of men working
only nine hours Saturdays they will lose one
hours pay. The men agreed, and will work
only nine hours Saturdays.
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The Explosions at Paris Worse than First
Reported.

PARIS, April 2.-Later accounts of the
boiler explosion at St. Dizier, yesterday, show
the number OF persons killed and injured to
have been much larger than at first reported
Thirty-one persons were killed outright, and
the number injured, it is now stated reaches
SiXtY-fiYe
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Big Damages Ciaimed-Small Ones Recov-
cred

CINCINNATI, April 2.-The case of G. r.
Wahle VS. the Cincinnati Gazette Company,
an action for $50 900 damages for libel, ter
minated to-day with verdict in favor of the
plaintiff, with damages assessed at S.. The
matter complained of was published in the
Cincinnati Gazette while Wahle was post
master, and had reference to his action in
refusing to forward Gazettes on the ground
of non-payment of postage.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 1.-The straight
Democratic city ticket was elected by ma
jority of 800. The election at Fernandini had
two tickets in the field, both Republican.
Holey. anti-Custom-house, was elected may
or. Hort and Kelley, on the citizens ticket,
were elected aldermen.
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stay of Judgment Denied.

New YORK, April 2-The United States
Court in bane denied the motion for arrest of
judgment. on plea of guilty OF George d.
Bayard and Gustav f. Perrenouds, the New
street liquor dealers, who raised revenue
whisky stamps. The parties are allowed two
weeks to prepare an appeal.
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CleYeland. O.

CLEVELAND. April John H. Farley,
Democrat was elected mayor by probably
not less than 800 over George W. Gardner,
Republican, The entire city Democratic
ticket is believed to be elected and the DEM
ocrats have control OF the next council.
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The Small Towns.

CINcINNATI, April 2.-The Commercial Ga
zette specials say the Republicans elected
their candidates in Fostoria, Lebanon, Van
Vert, Gallon and London. Divided tickets
were elected in Mansfield, Pomeroy and
Newark. The Democrats elect their entire
ticket in Chilicothe. Findlay and Xenia
elect Democratic city solicitor
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Europeans Organizing for seIfDefense.

CALCUTTA, April Am organization, to be
known as the European and Anglo-Indian
Defense Society, has been formed here for the
purpose of watching over the interests of Eu-
ropeans and Americans in India. The i'm
mediate efforts of the society," however, will
be devoted to the preservation of the right
now enjoyed by all Europeans and British
subjects to be tried by their own country
men, and to the defeat of the bill which per-
mits of the trial of whites by native judges
in certain cases.
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CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Democrats tonight
are betting two 10 one that Harrison will be
elected mayor, tomorrow, by 1000 majority.
The bets are pretty freely taken.
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Injunction Refused.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2-Jndge Pierce
refused the injunction asked for by the
widow and administrators of Charles Fech-
ter, the well-known actor and dramatist, to
restrain John Stetson from producing the
drama OF Monte Cristo" at Hayerly's The
at
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Brown, Bonnell q Co.'S stateme,

CLEVELAND, o., April 2.-Recever Brown
to-day made a statement to the stockholders
and creditors of Brown, Bonnell & Co.. of
Youngstown, showing total assets of 81, 917.-
iUa total liabilities, 81, 800 715 an apparent
surplus over Liabilities of upward of $500, 900.
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ARE yOu lonely tonight, Miss AdaY" mo sirl
1 wish were lnnelier." He bade her good night
nd went home, took largo dose OF Or. Bulls
cough Syrup, &c .ring her ICY manner had given
him cold,
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The Missouri Legislature passed a bill that no
railroad company in that State shall advance
frelghts without first giving twenty days notice
of the proposed change by posting the new
schedule in three conspicuous places on each Cf
its freight and passenger depots.
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KEoKuK, April 2.-The Republicans had
nearly a walk away in the city election to-
day. They elected George D. Rand mayor
by 4,065 majority, and marshal, assessor, and
five out of six councilmen. The Democrats
elect the recorder and one alderman.
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Evansville.

EVANSVILLE, April 2-The Democrats have
carried all the wards except one, and have
elected Democratic mayor treasurer and
surveyor, by majorities ranging from 500 for
mayor to a small majority in some wards for
councilmen
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which assumes that the Fenians are engaged
in sending packages containing linen infected
with smallpox to persons who are obnoxious
to the Irish National party.
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double powder-mi at Hazardvile, Conn,
blew up yesterday afternoon. 1t contained 400
pounds of powder. the force of which sent
4,00O-pound wheel long distance. No lives
lost.
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LONDON, April ARRIVED out: Steamers
Australia and Castalia, from New York.
LIVERPOOL, April ARRIVED: City of
Berlin, from New York
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Tho Work of DeYiIs.

LONDON, April 1.-THE st. James Gazette
publishes an anonymous letter which came
into the possession of one of the editors, and
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A petition signed by large number of capt.
taiists has been presented to the Buffalo Coun-
Gil, asking grant to build q tunnel under
Niagara river. the city to receive % per cent. VI
the profits of the same. He
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The Nihilists Propose to Get In Their Work
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-The Revolution
airy party of Russia has issued proclamation
announcing that its preparations are COM
plete to meet the coronation of the Gar,
and they have every hope of success in fully
carrying out- their long-deyised plans.
The proclamation contains warn
ing TO all persons that they SHALL
if valuing their personal safety, keep at a
distance from the Gar during the ceremony
of coronation. The pronunciamento con-
cludes with the words: I'VE will strike once
more for the freedom of Russia" The pro-
clamation is printed i'll letters of red, and
bordered with stripes of the same color.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Precautions Against the Dynamite Devils.
LONDON, April 2.-On account of the steady
stream OF letters containing threats of death
and destruction of buildings which con-
tinue to be received by prominent persons
and government functionaries previous pre-
cautions against the execution of these
threats are not omitted but new ones are also
being devised and carried out. This is par
ticularly the case in London. The gas works
are carefully guarded against surprises. and
none but known and trusted hands are al
lowed on the premises.
The war Office has taken the question Of
explosives in hand with vigor and determi-
ton. Among the measures taken for the
purpose OF thwarting the dynamite workers,
it has ordered that experiments be taken
with view of preparing analyses of various
forms and component parts of ali substances
that capable of being employed as ex-
piosives. The result of their work will be
given to the police, and it is believed that
the ingenuity of the men who are now en-
gagged in the manufacture of these diabolical
contrivances will be thwarted by this means
Parnell has received letter from his friend
gone to Australia to organize the land leagues
of that country. Redmond reports that he
has been successful beyond all expectation,
and that the prospects are brighter for Ire
land on account OF his visit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
An Expert Oh Draw Poker.

rms same game of poker Is NOT
oniy the most Sc iuclive, but il j. one
ol tue most viilalnous games Of cards
eAtaht. once Ii gets a hold ON your
iancy IL IS next 10 an iupossihility To
snake II oil. Ion will sacrifice any
shihg ana everything To CRAFTY yo,,r
rove 81 II. 1t will make YOU Tricky
seihsl, ungrateful, and. in fact. eyery-
thlhg that Is mean and contemntible
IL Is Only men Of the inu-t tpsoI,iie ms.
ture That II does not make sbanefulIv
uisnohest-and how many are there Of
such men IN The world? Here in
washington there are men high in
puzzle position and high in society or
cluHsnshlpl or whatever YOU have n
NINA TO call 1t, who give every spnre
homeht OF their existence to plavjng
me game OF poker. Their ages and
plSition make 1t look highly respect.
hp't, ana hence to n young man or ona
coming new 10 US il is considered an
houor To hs allowed to Join the circle
ana play the game. The
oid fellows who are strictly honest
IN TIER business walks OF life become
50 hardened in playing poker that
.hsy mink nothing OF taking tha
young aud the new aud SHINING,
lhein,as long as they will rlay. Tbis
explains why the Young officers Of the
army anu the navy, on duty here
With iittlo to do, are found selIing ~
hieh' ms pay account To several ditIar-
en- brokers. The game Is played ~
private houses, in tho clubs and m iha
prominent restaurants, and if the
ruin We're known the army and navy
liucials are not the only ones I'm lha
Sin,Neininent service who MAY
Washington tttfcr. pay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Killed by a lack.

Maud the little l6-month-old daugh-
teIof Mr.. John Lennon, Of this city.
ieli upon the floor and stuck the point
OF lack into her forehead. The mat
ter caused no uneasiness m the time
hut the child has continued 10 get
worse each day since. and finally the
No ma developed symptoms OF blood
poisoning which grew more dangerous
~ character until She expired in con
Yuisiohs. The severe and sad result
rom such a triiiug wound Is some-
lniig very unusual in the experience
y sicians IN this locallw,--Lock,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Saved BY A Nipht.Gnmn.

AIRS. Pierce of Wilmington turned
just IN time to see her yearand-a.ha.f-
old chhd disappearing out of third
story window. Half wild with fright,
she tore down stairs. expecting to find
me mangled remains of her boy on
the pavement below, but when reach
Ing the ground she was attracted by
screams, and looking up saw her child
suspended in the air by his night
gown, which had fortunately caught
ON nail projecting from the window
sill. The mother shrieked and started
up stairs, fearing the boy would fall
bslore she could reach him. The
cioth Was strong, however, aud the
boy was rescued from his perilous po-
sitlon uninjured, After the excite
ment was over Mrs. Pierce fell in a
dead f'dnt across the window-sill.
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80 - -
IRELAND.
RETURN or rHE pAuprns.


London, July 1.-THE pauper immi-
grants To be returned 10 ireland by
order of tho American authorities on
the steamers Furmtsea and Spain,
were landed at Queenstown yesterday
All accounts agree in describing them
as wretched class of people. One
family, consisting of II man wife and
hve children, were left lying on the
wharf Tor three hours before the OF
hciai, who had not been advised oi
lheif coming, provided for their wants
ERRiNeroN's hay cREMArEp.
Thc hay-rlcks on the castle estate Of
Gterge Errington, member of parlia-
ment for county Hangford, WHO Is con-
Quoting the negotiations between the
English government and the vatican
were burned by an incendiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
SCOTLAND.
r1IrnApmNE 1Nvfsr1n Ar

TIE DAPHNE INVESTIGATION.
London. July lo.--A number Of un-
successful attempts have been made 10
raise the steamer Daphne. Eighty
bodies have tius far been recuvr red.
The inquiry instituted by the govern
nent u ASCERTAIN the cause OF the acei-
dent has begun. Tie builders ol' the
Daphne testified that She was launched
IN proper manner, aud no fear was
enterlnined OF danger, n e. tad the
dock on this ssasssoara side had b4,.n
removed inorsict 10 remove the boiier
plates. The plunkine aud other ma
terial were stuycd in other parts of the
deck. She sank on her port side.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

A lightning bolt struck the chin.
neg Of he house pf WI. Greenlee al
W,st Denver, Col, and dividing, one
part ran down the outside or the
Mouse finring III the weather. board.
ing from The roof u the cellar. The
other part of The charge Wen. down
me stoNe'pipc, scattering the coukine
utensils IN Every direction, and th.i,
ci' ssed The carpet 10 brass rail opno.
sl,e, upon which HE sliding door
rolled, cutting Tie carpet In two as
MIN y shiie, " set fire 10 the cloth,
'ns ~ : ciese, "nh Then made hole
through The iioor into the ground.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Not schiller,s Body.

Professor WelcKers, of Halle. has
made an alarming discovery M WI.
mar 10 Is that the body buried in the
prlnceiy tomb Mt Weimar and hereto,
iore believed TO be the body OF Schiller
Is not Schiller's body. His proof Of
the assertion is that the skull of the
oouy IN the tomb does not correspond
WIN The mark OF ,Schillers face taken
aiter death. He intends, II Is said
TO ask PERMISSION of the Grand Duke
ot SAKE Weimer 10 make excavations
"a Sehiller's first hurying place, hon
ing to ilnd there the real remains of
the poet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Revolutionary Stakes.

During the revolutionary war, While
me American army was encamped on
the heights around Boston, fortified,
tion was thrown up, extending from
Somerville westward through Cam.
bridge, rhis Notification ran directly
through Holmes field. In order "a
i1rm a palisade willow stakes were
driven Into the top of the earlhen bar.
Ileaie, and these stakes took root and
nnaily developed into the handsomest
willows which now adorn the field.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
FOOLISH FRANCE.
LIKELY no BRING A BRITISH
HORNET ABOUT HER EARS.
'Ae.'e'nent ~ Tunis Fsmin mt Mans.-rab,
H"'ner S'iex Canal fised tipon-iss-
turn ~ panper Emigrants.
ENGLAND.
ANOTHER strEz CANAL.

ENGLAND.
ANOTHER suEz CANAL.
london. July ll.--An agreement
Nus ueen signed between the English
government aud DE Lesseps, provid-
ing LOT construction Of the SueZ canal
70 ne completed at the eud of the year
1898. England lend the canal COM
Pany eight million pounds at 81 per
cent. redeemable in iifiy years. En-
gland will endeavor TO obtain fresh
concession Of land from Egypt, and
The extension OF the original conces-
sion To 80 years.
AkHtTRARY ACTION OF THE FRENCH.
Maidstone IN reilly 20 Nurihcote. said
mat when the French occupied Tania-
tive, Madagascar. aud proclaimed
state siege the British consul WAS re.
covering from n serious Illness, which
the political crisis aggravated. His
secretary was arrested ia his presence.
Admiral Pierre, the French commando
.r, ordered the sick man to leave Tam
atiye within twsIty-itur hours. The
consul died seven hours after receiving
the notice Admiral Pierre alsn stopped
c'nnniuiicatirn betwe the British
ritn-of-war, DryDd, which was sta
toned there, and The shore. The cap
tain wa only III owed 10 make ver-
pal protest. Inc llugS OF lorelgn con.
suls were hauled down. aud an Eng
iisn missionary named swan was ar
rested and still remains in prison on
an unknown charge. Inquiries only
ELECTED heansver that the law must
take its course. Gladstone, in conclu
sion, said: an answering In sc
painful occurrences, l can only say
that we must wait further details.
We must also await communications
from the French government which
the ease may require, and which we
have intinated that we expect, and
which il would be our duty to make
under Similar circumstances.
[Cheers.
THE AMERICANS PRACTICE.
The American tilie team practiced
to-day, at 500, $50, So and 900 yards
ranges, seven shots cath. TIC scvres,
owing TO u gale, are small. Smith
made ~; Gull los: Cash i07; Rab, eth
l1l; Pullard Ia; JONES l0l; FASTING
lot; Brown 100; Howard IS; Hiudman
%; Van Hu.cn %; Shakespeare 81;
DIR scott 90; Lieutenant Scott SO;
Dean Sc; Stewart rs and Alder 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
THE CHOLERA.

PLAGtk AND FAMINE
Alexandra, July II. There Were
sixteen deaths from cholera At Saman-
aud yesterday. ana eight at rAntah.
Nobody Swallowed to leave MHnsurah,
nor are provisions allowed 10 enter the
town. The peo9lr are dying from
famine rather than choteta At a
meeting held here delegates were ,p-
pointed 10 interview the khedive and
insist upon his sending food 10 the
suffering people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
CIBA.
A BOLD ROBBERY.

Havana, July liza party OF band
its recently robbed every person, from
the highest To the lowest ON the plan
,tation OF fancy, near Guarrlas, The
physician on the estate was unmolest-
ed, having been robbed u few days
previously Of Si0o. The store keeper
and buyer coming up at the time had
all their cash taken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

THE ROW II rHE cmAMpER.

THE ROW ~ THE CHAMBER.
Paris, July lI.--During the exciting
scene in the chamber of deputies last
evening, DE Cassagnac declared the,
the Tonqum expedition was due to
stock jobbng metives. Quiet was
finally restored by the passage of a
resolution excluding CaSsagnac from
the chamber Tor a fortnight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
TINS.
EXCITEMENT OVER AN ARREsr.

EXCITEMENT OVER AN ARREST.
Tnnis, July THE French recently
imprisoned u Maltese because he en-
gagged in Il trncas with III officer, AMI
intend to cousi martial him, The ar.
rest caused mach i'll feeling III the
Blush colony, who demanded the re-
lease OF the prisoner The French re-
fused to hand him over 10 tie British
consul. The matter has been re;cIred
To the French and British govern
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

Mayor Bulkeley Of Hartford, spends
n'ueii more Tor The city every year
lla'ii ms salary covers. His entertain
nieht 81 The Charleston, ;. c., mali.
tlameli cost him several thousand dol
'ars, The expense of the little fete nj
ms own house being about Sl7Oo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
sOITH ATliICA.

CETAwANo WINS 4 BATTLE.
London, July II IA dispatch from
Durham, dated the 9TH inst, says u
great battle was fought between the
forces of Cetawayo and 0ham. The
latter chief was captured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
The Patriarchal Circle.

Chicago, July II "A large numhe,
81 v,siting boile, arrived this mornin,
70 attend the third annual session an5
, I. y We, ~ The Supreme Temple or
fatriarchal Circle No. 20. 'i'0 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
CHAaiBoRD.
ANOTHER coon DAY.

Paris, July Ii The Count de Cham
bord passed n good day hut the small
amount OF su,lenance he is ableto take
does net compensate for the waste OF
his strength
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

one liberty the Democrats have the
Republicans are deprived OF They
can talk Of candidates for the presi.
dency and be candidates themselves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
WE ARE MAKING A DRN

This week on Percac Shirts We have good zed lot that
at 5c apiece. They worth at low esm"te SlVO We al
assortment nj 81 and s5 These fresh goods and desirable
Wo arc now entering on the Of clearing SALE
stock is gradually diminishing and buyers would vi
once and examine the bargains Offer Clothing does not
stock mot by any We "sport dandy line Of .na
mems furnishing goods, such andkcrches ties, sca fn
hosiery and other articles too to mention Unerwear
is also feature of stock. We want every one whose a
paragraph emales excepted to call at their earliest convenient
their sheke in cool ramen We live only once
as well enjoy life while it lasts. We are
.CIOtliGrS and FQrlElcrS Tor Men anil
WASHER g. AUGUST:
.1S Houston street.