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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29
Rurie aabcIespefnsn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29

@srn alIs irssuauuteu 6siimittet Rid1te
arsri6ten, fnrirt Or. Saae's "Catarrh Re.
medy." Ditiss SsiImittel. psuu mittsIft
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nsbff aIItH isiufu uuausensbmsn unb sefdhr'
lttsG 9sslsltsTn aus. 1888. 5.7i&m4D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29
RannibaliSmu6 auf einem &opts
fenbppfe.

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,dblungsu Der ssrsttstsu 9ootisu Bertrand
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ibrse perffprbensn &amerabsn Spauieu auf
benz osri6lasensn fnttsr yGmmG E. IN
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29
Der GefEaiSes uno Otftudliens
SRnrPf

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mar nuotr1uosrt nrs IdtoB au Den geffrtasu
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fnamsu 1921. SdpsinsH,tida fsfi uaS stmas
tober-R Ropsubsr $10.75. Desem5er $11 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29
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HptHung an hsr SarforesJoas, esgentbsr BEN q, Sars
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bsr BSerbtgung ipiro ipGtsr auaegt5en.
Der tTspernes Satts
C2STl &epare eauttybaA,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29
@Urtrn nimmt Berbtr.
Gslbftmotb etnee StIberminsn'
SeffperS.

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Gtns, bat fiG gtfsrn absub ertdofeu. Sc
iGdftsIoraen narez Die uriafe ber Sbat.
Ser Waun mar 30 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29
Bef0rat unO aufaeb0ben.

8uffalo, %. Roubr. - Der betrtigsrt.
fGe Stnoti6asmeiffsr Sol. 6. SOrd Dur0s
81 At Sabrsu .3uGtbaus u.rurtbeilt uno To-
fnrt md Nuhnrn nhnefiihrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29

sbiegeI, SiIDer, Ra5msa, StataetteH,
Ripbiaasn aaer DIRT in eaSlsier anss
ma5l 80 oen biaiSfen preiien 10 ba6ea
In Eil5. Gd6ar0t's 2unifbauolauS, Rr.
345, @eRzSaltimsteiir. GAS. Il [, -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29
Untsraans eines Samplers.
@puiIfTpn i'm brinfhen RanuI.-Spaniis per'
ionen eTtruHfCn,

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hsm Dnmpfsr Durango" 3uiammeu Der
gsstsrs idnt, uHb 3rpau1ig @sriuusu tuO sr'
trnnfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29
Sic geftbi6hte etneS 0iel'Berbeis
r1tbeten.

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purbe bsuts miebsr aufgeu0mmsu. 9te !3abl
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Wbttutg srbobeue Gnilage Der Btgaults uer.
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brsi meitere 9aEeu i'm @ertht nnwsieub,
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nib siussguugen isiu iOq.
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poIi3tfl cine S@tlosrHng ots 2sbsus hts 4H.
gEtIa9ten. Dieter bebanptet, tn Der brittihsn
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btm Ramsu @torg Berrg uns bauu In Rstp.
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trasnb ueIfe gnanbsu ibsr istHe YeriOa "a
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29

49,, Rdunssidpide uno 9rlftmouget
in brstBis Enasu ssbsilt. Drsi Brisfmar=
fen fir oae Bud. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association" BnfiaIo, R..Y.
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0pa cine @atipuolbauF oeftbloiYeu

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peiGe Doe garItuoile, Sa., msGbst, 6aB bic
1@tfe NatiOuaIbaut" tbre 3bireu gsidloiieu
bat, EN- tbre @sidGfts abIuDidelu. Die
SepOftorsu msrbeu pou be3ablt tperosu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29

.grtIia babe id bas Redts estrufsu !"
ri,f BEL 6nrmsr aus, nahbsm sr LANCE Der.
umQsfotisrt bate. Gins BIaids 8r. 8uu's
.SpfspsE Eprup." bali thul 'ueii6, uts nuss
Aaeire leti.9ius, (2s7l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-29

Qoubnn, 27. Hopbr. - Sir 8. 3. 3.
Wotisr, Der sneItids @eianbts tn Dlabrib,
5suadridtiste 6as britiihe aIsDdrttgs Imt
bapoD, tnB bic llnterbanoluHgeu iiber ben
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lcnb pis6er anfaeuoWmsu morben fiub. Spa.
uisn na1t tas Ansrbitteu, nit Gualnne ben
8srirna ,fiir bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
at3uitgitB,n uub fO,6srt oafiir Etus AIsbsh.
nung ter alfntoi Stala iiir g9eiu'. Ser
Srrirag ipirS pabria,tuIiG gu Stuno: toms
Tllfn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
AleXandria Affairs.

Reported for IHE EVENING STAR
ACCIDENT.-Richard Murphy fireman emnloved
on the Virginia Midland railroad, had his back
broken Yesterday near Springfield station by being
WASHINGTON BoYs-St Johns Cadet battalion
has reorgani@zed @ Ior the year with Major Pierce in
command The following Of the new officers are
mas: E. A. JONAS lieutenant company 3: W. W.
Whitney, sergeant, and Thomas o. Williams, cor.
poral There are some twenty Washington boysin
VISITING MINIsTERs.-The only strangers who
occupied pulplts here yesterday were Rev. ]. X.
Mason, Of Fredericksburg, at Grace (P. E) church;
Rev. E. Whlttlesey. OF the District OF Columbia. at
the First Presby terrain church. and Rev. G. w.
Painter at the Second Presbyterian church
INQUEsT.-An inquest was held at Cats hotel
west End, near this city, this morning upon the
body Of R: T; Roberts. killed on Saturday. Acting
jury returned verdict that the deceased came to
his death by being struck by locomotive OF the
Alexandra and Fredericksburg railroad on the 18th
SCHOOL PERMITs.-Hubert snowden, clerk OF the
school board. renewed this morning the granting Of
742 to colored pupils had been granted. ~
COUNTY SSMooLs:-In Arlington district school
board on Saturday night the subject of new
schools at Roslyn and at COnvaleScent Camp were
laid over. MIR. Sangster and Miss Robinson were
elected teachers OF the white schools OF that dis
trict, Mr. olive Austin declining the nomination.
POLICE REPoRT.-There were fve~ prisoners at
the station house this morning. George FILLING,
Frank Dad Davs d a9d George Devers arrested by o
disorderly: Della Williams, colored, arrested by
| Officer Nghlengill; charge, dis0rderiy conduct,
Hayes and McCann; charge, disorderiy conduct.
The mayor has sent Dame Conner to the chain
gang Tor thirty days on the charge OF d1sorderly
/ conduct.
REPoRTERs' NorEs-The Reform club held its
| usual Sunday evening meeting yesterday after
| street. Major Holden, OF washington. addressed
the clun-Mr Anthony Mclean, auditor OF the
Midland Taoaa rail- who has spent some months
Alexandria Light Infantry WIN not be able to at
tend the Leesburg fair, as was expected-The
session OF the Second Presbyterian church Sunday
| school yesterday morning was Of unusual interest
| Rev. George w: Painter addressed an interesting
| discussion TO the children.-AitcheSon Bro
are putting up large frame warehouse on Duke
and Union street for storage purposes-Ihe
county authorities have made application to the
ter for the young man johnson, charged with
! assault on w. c. Johnson In Alexandria county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
The Latest Cabinet RumOrs.
WHAT THE PoSTNAsTER GENERAL AND Mr. HArToN
SAY ARuuT THEN.

SAY ABOUT THEN.
Ine latest rumors In regard to the vacant Cabi-
net position caused by the death of Secretary Fol-
ger Is that Judge Gresham, the Postmaster General
would De rendered the Treasury portfolio When
asked about It this morning by the STAR reporter,
Judge Gresham said with laughing reference to
the portfoo:
at isn't here. have not heard that 1t is coming
mere. no De perfectly frank" he added, II don't
KNOW VINO VIII De Secretary Of the Treasury"
Mr. FRANK Hatton, the first assistant, when asked
IN regard 10 this report, as far he concerned,
SAID IN his characteristic style:
~ IKE th1S room as well as any In the building;
guess that viii stick TO it, although" he added ~
may cnange the sign over the door," 81 don't
know the hrst thing about this reported change, I"
ne Went on. "They seem to be anxious to let the
people know that the President Is a friend OF mine
Insre Is story to the effect that Levi p Morton,
VINO mas Just sailed nom France. comes home to
take the treasury portfolio, but this is not gen.
crazy credited. as Mr.. Morton is said to have re-
Iuseu that position when Arthur first became
President.
Again, the friends of Assistant Secretary Coon
say MS designation by the President to-day to act
rs secretary FOR ten days, over First Assistant
french, looks favorable to his appointment to I'LL
the unexpired term
By others 1t Is claimed, however, that the desig-
nauon oI MI: coon means that he Will not be pro-
moIeo, put that the President has taken this means
Oi cOl1plimentlng him upon the able manner in
WMch ne conducted the affairs OF the department
W0en placed In charge tempOrarily,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
kilograms to The Star.
TERRIBLE FLOOD In CHINA.
Seventy Thousand People Drowned.
THE CHOLERA DEATH ROLL.
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Seventy Thousand People Drowned I
IIOod-l holcrn nI a AnnH. Etc.

SAN FRANCISCO. September ls-The steamer San
tao.o arrived here last evening, bringing sdvicee
nom Hong Kong 10 the l4th uIt and nom Yoko-
mama 10 Inc 81, n ult.
Information had reached Canton OF A frfgntful
ihunudiloh IA the province of kiangsee. The news
II u@teu Al hlhS-lak, the chief center OF the pot
teIe hihulaCture, ana one of sne four great mar
Atls OF the empire The nopdS lasied four daysA
shd tle entire country was submerged 20 the depth
y S'. "a % te,. Nnoie towns We're swept away. IL Is
ieared lhlt a peSilienCe would follow.
thoiera had brOken out at Annoy. The number OF
Injected port.
AZ j stated that The price paid for the eet OF %
NeS>eIsSod As annU unJ ed by the China Merchants
naNlgaton company to an American cumpany was
$4,000 taels, equal 10 so,5oO,ooO. which 10 below
their original CoSl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
MIR. Blafne's Future MOvem ents.
HIS PROPOSED TRIP TO THE MEsrRRN STArRs

New York special to the Philadelphia Press
says OF Mr.. Blaine's movements: "From member
OF the national committee 1t has been learned that
his present intentions first to come here tor
few days and then 60 west over the Pennsylvania
line He may make few stops in Pennsylvania
The first prominent place to be visited in Ohio is
Youngstown. From there he is to go to Cleveland,
Toledo and Cincinnati. 1t Is possible that he may
80 further west. Congressman Calkins OF Indiana,
Mr.. Blaine to 60 to his state. 1t Is generally
agreed among the republicans at headquart ers
should be given to at least four states-Ohio,
Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin" Mr.. Blaine will
attend the agricultural fair at Worcester, Mass,
next Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
The Full Vote i'm Maine.

4 kGPUBLICAN GAIN OF NEARLY A,UU
The vote In Maine Is announced as fo.:cwa:-To-
tai vote for governor, 140.4a6 ROBBIE, 7s77a; Red
man, 5000; b. B. Eaton, 3,149; w. g. Eaton, 1888;
Eusts 1857; scattering, IS; Robes majority over
Redman In 1884 is 1909. against democratic ma
1ority In 1880 Of 1863 for Plaisted over Davis The
total vote is the largest ever cast for governor at
1880 by the official vote is 1888, with eghIeen
small towns and plantations to hear from, the re-
turns nom which will not materially change the
result Four republican members OF Congress have
been elected and the whole OF the state senate and
an put fourteen Of the house are republicans The
total number OF votes cast for and against the pro-
hibitory amendment to the constitution Is S4,531;
number cast for, 64,60; against, 20,22k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
Mr. Cleveland to go to Chicago.
GATHERING OF DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRATS EX-
PECTED IN THAT CITY THIS MONTH.

GATHERING OF DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRATS EX-
PECTED IN THAT CITY THIS MONTH.
From the Chicago News
Governor Cleveland, the democratic candidate
for President, is expected in Chicago the latter
part OF September. He comes 1t is sald on private
business. He intended coming some months ago,
but has been detained in New York on account of
press OF Official duties. The announcement of the
possibility Of his visit was made at the Iroquois
club by Judge George w. Cothran, who has Just
arrived home from New York. He said that few
days ago he saw Governor Cleveland, who informed
him Of the intended visit AS Gen. w. S. Hancock
and Governor Hendricks have consented to be pres
ent at demonstration to be held in Chicago the
latter part OF September, an endeavor will be made
to induce Governor Cleveland to make that the oc-
casion OF his visit. The IroQuos club authorized its
campaign committee to make arrangements for q
reception OF the governor should he determine to
visit Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
The Blaine Libel Suit.
COURT DECISION WHICH LEAVES 1T OPTIONAL FOL
THE PLAINTIFF ANSWRR.

THE PLAINTIFF ANSWER
In the United States district court in Indianapolis
Saturday motion for rule to compel the plaintiff
to answer 1nterrOgatories In the Blaine Sentinel
libel suit came up before Judge Woods The Judge
stated in advance Of argument that interrogato-
res had long been prohibited in the practice the
courts In this United States circuit and, while he
would personally like to see the rule changed, he
would not take the liberty OF setting 1t aside at
this time. II, however, with this preliminary
statement the attorneys desired to argue the queS-
ton he would listen to them Senator Harrison
stated that the interrogatories would be answered,
but when MI. Tupn asked when, he declined to an.
swer. The argument was then proc eeded with,
and, at its conclusion, Judge Woods declined to
rule ON the motion. The action of the Judge leaves
It optional with Mr. Bla1ne's attorney to answer
the interrOgatOrieS or to refuse to do So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15

THE PATCH DAVIS CAsR.-To-day In the case a
Patch agL ID. III. Davis, b. Robinson and H. G.
stewart, bill of reviyor was filed In the case of
Davis agt Patch, on saturday, the motion for aa
Injunction 10 prevent the sale OF property was de-
MED. The present case Is brought by the JudR.
ment creditor, MT. Davis In bill OF revivor max.
Ing Joseph and John Patch and John H. SeifIert
parties Defendants Mr. Davis states that theoo
three have endeavored to defraud him by shifting
the responsibility from one 10 the other and by -
sistilg each other 70 AVOID eQulttag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.

Assistant Secretary Chas T. Coon has been desig-
mated by the President as Acting Secretary OF the
Treasury for ten days from to-day. This leads to
the conclusion that the President will not appoint
successor to Secretary Folger at once The ap-
pointment must be made, however, upon the ex-
piration OF the ten days limit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
Cold Weather in Nova scotia.

HALIFAX, \. =. September la-The weather IN
THIS region for the past few days has been quite
cool Frost must have done considerable daInage
In the country districts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
Republican Documents.

washington dispatch says that Rufus H. Darby,
tne oo printer on 9th street, Is printing and crcu
lating republican campaign documents, receiving
his orders to furnish them In various localities for
a reasonable price. Among the documents are
mentioned McPherson's and Secretary Coon's state
ment OF losses to the government during the va
rlousadminiStrationS, ,togetherwith BlaineS Logans
ana Buffers letters OF acceptance 1t states more
over, that, contrary to law, these documents are
being sent under frank
secretary MCPHERSON says he knows nothing
ABOUT the matter, but doubts that MIR. Darby has
Baines, Logan'S or Buffers speeches, as the COM
lnds1ee lrae mas not had any OF them printed. The
treasury statement he Is probably sending out but
not under frank All OF these which have been
sent out by anybody have had postage paid upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
PR0GRESs or TEE CHOLERA,
Decrease of the Number Of Deashs as
Nanies-

NAPIEs. september la-lleavy rains have visited
TINS clty ana have been followed BY notable de-
crease In the number OF cholera cass-SA The i'm
proVement has occurred al Carrars- King Hum
bert has given orders that report of the condition
or the epidemic at Naples shall b. telecraphed him
twice day. He advised that the poorer families
should 6e qCartered ia The Granite barracks Tha
minister ol war has placed l0oO tents at the dis
poSi o the relief authorities the shelter OF the
poor. The pope has made another donation OF
eial Steam Navigation company has contributed
sl,G1
The Deash-rOll iu France.
ToULoN, september i5.-There have been fifteen
deaths from clioieTa IN this city within the past
TWO days In the departments OF HeraulI there have
been 81 cases ana 80 deaths
PARIS, September I5.-The fete given In this city
IN add OF the cholera sufferers has been great sue
cess
Marchese deI lufO has Succumbed tO the epidemic
The railway service 10 and from France 10 Naples
mas Deen stopped with the exception OF the mail
train. one case or cholera has occurred at Leg
horn There have been three cases at Palermo one
or Which proved fatal
AZ Celte woman stricken with the disease was
ulss oNered TO have been buried alive. AT Mar
Selles tn re are still on an average two deaths
ualIS. Since The urst appearance OF cholera In
France the statistics OF the epidemic show the fol-
loWlng results as 10 the nationality and number OF
lhe victims: Number OF deaths-Fnnch, LAO
!tahail, AZ; Spanish, 49, Greek, IL; Austrian, q.
Ene lsh s. Swiss, 4; German, 5. American . Swede
]. Total, l6IS.
a Spanish Health inspector Quaran.
tined.
MADRID, september 15-The governor OF Alicante
subjected the Inspector OF health sent 10 that
province by the ministry OF the Interior 10 quar-
antiAe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
The Broken Telegraph Pool.
From the Baltimore Sun, to-day.


The Baltimore and Ohio and Bankers and Mer-
chants companies were both doing business on
their own hook In Baltimore On Saturday The B.
and NJ. will to-day open an of1ice on the Corn ana
Flour Exchange which will place them In the posi-
ton as regards the number OF ofces that they held
before the pooling arrangement was undertaken
The b and .. people announce that their new lines
into Boston and other New England points are
ready for business, and that tney viii cover the
territory east TO New England and west TO Chicago,
ST Louis, Cincinnati, &c. The B. and NJ. has
by the B. and o. through an exchange OF business
TO northern points not covered by the B. q NJ.
These companies, therefore, appear to occupy
the same relations 10 each oIher as before.
The b. O. ofacials say the pool was void from
the outset because the b. and NJ did not comply
with the terms Ut the agreement at any time.
status or the B. and NJ It may be that new capt al
will 60 into the concern to pay on its Indebtedness
and continue Il as an independent CORPORATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15

HENo TEA
MARTIN GIILET & CO.'S CBALTIMoREa
HE NO ADVERTISEMENT
For the week ending September 18th
wsshinztoIs s. ling imitation Of He-No Tea. All
such ar, ed that the ulauthoriZd d of trade
mark HL<O," l. fraud that Will render them liable
under the Law
THE PUBLIC
~ cautioned against buying any Tea that may be repre-
seated same He No :" good He No. etc
The genuine He So lea sold ONLY in the metal
With tie tr de max HE-Nu. plainly on it. He No is
solid loose other Tess Recolect il Is always
II packages.
IT IS UNFORTUNATE
that us. article gains reputation unscru
pOus parties seek counterfeit and initiate This is
evidence that the article is at least worthy Of inita
ton
EE-NO
Tea for sale by rocers in the original metal lined
PACKAGES, d h. Il Y. and lb szes-The trade sup
phed W
MARTIN GILLET CO.
Established 1slD.
se1s Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15

THE VICTIM OF a PRACTICAL JOKE LOSES AN
EYE-At Richmond, Va, Nike Mahoney and Jos
Edwards, young men, went down the river fishing
last week GahoDey managed 70 I'll Edwards pipe
with tobacco and powder While Edwards was
smoking an explosion occurred and one OF his eyes
was blown out. He had Mahoney arrested on a
charge OF felony, and VIII aim TO get him In the
peniteniary Tor his practical joke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15
LADIES GOODS.

GEORGE WHITE.
NJ THE LADIES' TAILOR.
l street opi Eboitt) has arrived home and Is
ads 10 ceiye orders through arrangements he made
with business houses abroad and IN New York also
with his wOr6IneE. Mr. VIII + will make Cloth Cos
tuss ETC.. al very vasolIble prices tvening, We'd
ding and Reception Dresses a speciality.
sel3-3t' GEO. WHITE, 1885 street.