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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
THE TALK or THE DAY.

r NJ T. Hunter, ex-secreary OF State OF the Confed-
eraoy has been made Collector OF Customs in Virginia
but the salary and fees scanty that the most
vigorous hunter can't get 200 year out of Them
why do you have your choir behind the consrega-
tou % stranger asked member Of one OF our fashion,
able churches.
Well know it's fashion TO have 1t In 'front.' and
we used TO have there. But you SEQ that httle
tenors new spring suit so loud that nobody could
hear the organ We like the change very nuch anu 'no
music really seems to be better"
Grasshoppers in Tehama County have eaten all the
leaves ana fruit from the vines Of Chapman vlheyHru
near Vna, and those hOppers are az "OIA hom ou W.
WashngtSns vineyard Inc latter Is ohiy TWO ol LURES
and. strange to say, not graSshOpper mas nad Tue
audacity gaze at the senator's vines WITH any
lining like a hungry look. tGrass Valley Cali Tidngs
"rwo beers two ginger ales aud glass OF water"
ordered ono of five friends who dropped into "a German
restaurant at steinways on sunday.
The waiter seemed bewidered.
Doc peer, doc geenger, one"
%water, water. A glass Of water"
"wader T.
ayes, water plain water"
He SHOOK his head ucreuousy and fetched two beers,
two giager aes and "a rye-bread- Imam sandwich.
A correspondent writes that Afghans eat onions
the Americans do apples Our readers Will therefore at
once understand the OF the recent attack By the
Russians They obliged to use their guns to keep
the Afghans from coming within hailing distance And
now we can easily believe Colonel daryins statement
that tho inhabitants OF Afghanstan strong and
long winded. They never get out Of breath
scientific writer says that TO discover how an insect
breathes take, say wasp or hornet" He may mean
we'll but shall not take either "a wasp hornet
The person WHO takes wasp or hornet To discover how
Insert breathes Is pretty apt to do some very raj
and vigorous breathing himself before he proceeds fa
with the Investigation. Better take an insect tina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

FoREIGN.-Communists TO parade at Victor Hu'
COS funeral 80 Mr.. Stanley entertained al
breakfast by London Baptist Missionary Society
- BoTneo won the Manchester Cup race. -
Emperor William reported better. 60 Gabriel
Dum n captured in the Northwest.
DoMEsTIC-The Presbyterian General Assembly
in Cincinnati received the delegates from foreign
bodies 80 Miss DOwnes, an English author,
arrested in st. Louis for burglary. - Trial OF
Mrs. Mupday in Lexington, KY, for poisoning her
husband. 80 Policeman Olney, of Syracuse, ar
rested for shootinga man. 80 A murderous hght
between faction occurred in Knott County, NY.
- Thirty men we're killed by Indians IN the
Southwest - Frederick A. Palmer, the de-
faulting auditor of Newark, died in the Trenton
N j., Prison.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A French fishing bark
run down by the City of Rome and Twenty-Five
lives lost - Successful trip of the Dolphin
winners at Jerome Park-Richmond, ST.
Augustine Long Knight, Sam Brown, Free Gold
Marshall and Dundee. - Two interesting di-
yorce cases. - A daughter of w. r. Garrison
married. - Missing Pastor Brown found. -
The Buffalos whitewashed again by the New-fork
nine. - University Law School Commencement.
- Odlum's sister visited the Bridge. - Gold
value of the ltender silver dollar 412l2 gralns
50. 55 cents. - Stocks dull and lower and closed
weak.
THE WRATHER.-TRJBUNE local observations IN
dictate slightly cooler far partly cloudy weather
Temperature yesterday Highest, 750; lowest o4';
average, 64aSo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
oHANoE EoRA NOTABLE REUNION.

To the Edttor of The Irt0une
SIR: In view of the near approach of Deco
ration Day with its annual celebration by the O. A X
at the Academy of Music, would it not be well to urge
the committee charge to make an earnest effort 70
secure the presence OF Generals Grant sherman and
Sheridani 1t seems probable that General Grant wiz
be able to attend and 1t may be though all patriots
mona nan that this will be the last opportunity the O.
r. will ever have to bring these three great heroes Oh
the War together Is the suggestion worthy OF coz
sheraton and the occasion OF strong effort Resccr
fully, D. -"
NS,n- York NAV &C. 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MAY % 1881

samounts to fraudulent coDcealment" Ihe
Times by its pettifogging and misrepresentation
only succeeds in proving how shallow were the
apologies for Mr.. Lothrop offered by two
Judges in General Term. The material findings
of fact were the same in the three courts and
there was no dissent from them in the Court OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

The Boston Herald is satisfied that fair minded
person can fail to that the Presidents intentions
are good Now that it has been eliminated from
the Bible we suppose the road to some other place
will have to be substituted for the one hitherto
paved with good intentions. That to oblivion will
do inst as Well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
DOES Mr. LornRoR NEVER CONSULT TIL

DOCUMENToT
Frotn Tne Flushing Nfnes. ...,sA
The NEw-YoRK TRBCNE, which Is being eonuuVss 80
with exquisite skil from political point OF ycw h
lei none of Mr. Ceyelands plumbers escape It. Ims -
saving good DEAL when the number and extent oi hi
Presidents mistakes Is considered Bat In none Ia
shrewdly conducted work has II been more sklIn "a
m ths flood of light which IL has suddenly shot oo"
upon the perspirlng head of Minister lothroP ,e
To this heavy array OF scorching TACT MT Lo, III IS
n,iss smnly that his client lied TO him, and that az
neghbors In Michigan think well OF him wns' AZ tas
be sllier OF more nnsy Perhaps the presiaens "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

The responsibility of the City of Rome for
sinking fishing bark and causing the loss OF
twenty-five lives will have to be fixed by off,
cial inquiry. at present the statements are
conflicting. But as the steamship ran 4OS
miles in that day, it seems to have been going at
dangerous speed for foggy weather. If that
was the case, it will not be difficult to fix the
responsibility,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

Persons leaving town for the season, and sum-
ner trareliers, can hare THE DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid, for rs cents per month
the address being changed as often as desired.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE ,0iH be sent toany address
On Europe TOR 81 35 per month. which includes
the ocean DOStQle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
WAIT FOR THE ROSS.

From The Baltimore Amer;edn- go -. ~.
The Democratic candidate for Governor VIII NY ~ ~
Hill and not be Flower Secretary Manning wiz soA
muncate the name in due season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

Now that the Dolphin has made successful
trip, and developed all the power required by
the Secretary of the Navy, perhaps the scOfers
will cease their idle jokes on this subject. Mr..
Roach is entitled to fair treatment and he has
not asked for anything else. He built the
Dolphin according to the plans and specif-
cations of the Department, and it Is evident
that he has fulfilled his part of the contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

out regard to efficiency, shall not be sustained
by the Senate. AS about all removals so lar
have been made on purely partisan grounds, 1t
follows that good many ex-COnfederates and
Copperheads will find themselves again out IN
the cold when the Senate meets in December.
No other course could be taken unless the
Senate were to become party to the abandon
ment of Civil Service reform methods, which it
is not likely to do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

The lack of respect for law in Kentucky is
again illustrated in the report of an encounter
between residents of Knott County The
trouble grew out of murder for plumber.
The man who attempted TO avenge the muir
dered citizen was threatened with death, and
this led to the formation of two factions with a
natural result of four men killed so far, and the
fighting not yet over. 1t would be impossible
to find such lawless condition of society in
any Northern State, and it Will be fortunate for
Kentucky when fear of the law there has put an
end to such exhibitions of barbarism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

1t is an interesting story which was cabled from
London the other day telling how CAPTAIN Aylward
who helped the Beers TO make good fight against
England, and afterward came to this country to be-
toasted and toasted for brief period by his cont
patriots and then dropped, had secretly visited
Paris in January, obtained assistance from the
French to loment rebellion among the half-breeds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

The unfitness of Mr.. Zach. Montgomery Tor
an Office which brings him into relations WITH
tile public school system is strikingy illustrated
in this mornings TRIBUNE by citations from an
address delivered by him few years ago. In
that address he asserted that the public schools
were nurseries of scandal and wrong doing, and
otherwise exhibited the strength and depth Of
his enmity to the system of public educat'oh
upon the maintenance of which American
citizens generally believe the future OF the
Republic depends. 1t is evident from his pam
phlets, the address quoted and his California
reputation. that Mr. Montgomery is peculiarly
and emphatically disqualified for the Office to
which the Acknowledgement has recommended
and the President appointed him, and that
under the circumstances his appointment Is
little less than a scandal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

The verdict for six cents rendered against the
city by jury yesterday in negligence case,
where the severity of the personal injuries
appears to have been beyond question, is
deserving of special attention. 1t is difficult TO
account for such a verdict upon any other
theory than that the jury thought rebake
shodd be administered to an attempt to collect
heavy damages from the city for injuries
caused by slight inequality in sidewalk, for
which, as the city's counsel claimed the adjoln-
ing property-Owner was primarily Responsible
There are suits for damages, caused in similar
way, pending against the city to the amount OF
millions of dollars. One man sues for S5O,OoO
because he caught his heel against plank ana
was thrown down; another asks for three times
that sum for slipping on an icy sidewalk. II
Yesterdays verdict has the effect of checking
this class of litigation it will be good thing for
the city, though six cents damages is an I'M
usual verdict in such cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

If the report from Washington concerning
the caucus action of the Republican Senators
on nominations is correct, many of the new
ofiice-holders VIII be short-lived. According to
this statement the Republican Senators before
adjournment adopted resolutions to the effect
that removals on partisan grounds alone, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

The final decision of the Cabinet yesterday
that the Government exhibits cannot be
allowed to remain at New Orleans longer than
the time fixed by Congress is in accordance
with law and sound sense. 1t ends all prospect
for continuance of the Exposition after June
/. But that will not be a public misfortune,
since ii was practically impossible successfully
TO continue its existence. If the people of the
Crescent City will now turn their attention to
reforming the gambling and political abuses
which have heretofore disgraced it, they will be
able with better grace to ask for assistance in
the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

If Secretary ManninQs time is to be taken up
comforting with His Fosslian Majesty at Grey
stone, Cleveland had better appoint Minister Resi-
dent for that court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
Netp91prls Dailn Gribn11G
POUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

NEW-YORK, FRIDAY. MAY 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

The crowded condition of the Congressional
Library has for years been subject of remark
in Congress. Books and pamphlets are piled
up like cordwood on the floors and in the
alcoves, causing injury and inconvenience. As
q measure of relief four additional crypts,
making nine in all, have just been fitted up
under the rotunda; but even this storage room
does not allow the floors of the library to be
cleared. Ii is not creditable to Congress that it
has so long neglected to provide suitable
library building. 1t is to be hoped that a
difference of opinion as to what should be done
will not in future be allowed to defeat any
action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

FoREIGN.-Co to parade at Victor HUI
COS funeral. 80 Mr.. Stanley entertained at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29

While the monthly magazines are deyotIng their
pages to historical discussions by actual performers
in various interesting real life dramas, OF them
should cap the climax of enterprise by securing a
series of articles from each member of the Cabinet
on the question, Which of Us is the Worst Blum
derer7' Few contemporaneous problems offer such
wide room for research and speculation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-16

-sf.egss slaaLagrt. .lhs BlEfalo Coma
...f.f,ff Attsffs 80 eg1Essls lie offlce-
serzer- e. -i.s .DK tE ..xnt b. better
i sasg saald stop iylng alt0gethsr.
<sH foFz ffraphtr cong grses nlsn Goa
LAS = slsusas send-sf. s1d Z be- sere
a8s <tf aa sell ts efss sno zIlo@s bnt
turkey soald r8n oat - ls gn Tie direct
-oad to the Presidency
Chioazo later lreaa- IL a resent al
lleas @eef-sars bag aGa sad Il desire
ts encourage lefo @onsaip, Dat sno y
Eaa laro Perhaps llll1esty tyroate
t1a orator freu answering lin o~u CUES
fl1l.
CHICAGO .ass a beaver nesspapsr
aaa has beea appointed meltef az tDe
-llAt lLs s.lectso1 - q Aighly cona4ead-
alls als. Newspaper meu are 50 asSd -
miiaons ~ money of their 0wB that they
can behold q b. Tie EagOn-load without
tie smallest temptation o. touch dol
.ar
Iolslo Blafs The domination II
Foraker Ia the face " 50 strong AMI az
ass opposition. apon the first ballot is as
great q compliment as w0uld have bern a
nomination Is aeclauatlOD under ans
other eIrcflr tances. and the voice O2 the
people iu October vii undlcats the ac-
uaa of ta4 convention in june. There is
victory n tie 4if.
faLalelphm Iiases Eastern papers
point o. ths II ale failure IS war uug 10
meu uot o. mx business with politics.
ln other words, Eo business man shonld
enter political hie. though a constituency
demand & aud le Possesses the highest
anah learous. With that tLeoy there n
a0 sympathy in lhis day when the drlft
~ sentiment Is toward putting practical
ul9n of business 10 political oliice.
Philadelphia Record One Of the fun
uIest things about the recent discussion
~ the Warner silver compromises Was
ti.s tendency ~ certain esteemed cOntem-
poraries, that had berated similar views
as ldiouc and dangerous when Mr..
Warner aud his friends advanced them,
to Aud them as ths perfection Of human
ais,lum when il was thought that they
had - j. f. i,s5 y" blown IN the
bottle
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-16
EOuND Al IAST-

The place TO get your sewing machines re-
paired satisfactorily. To this fact there are
many of the people of Grand Rapids who
can attest and are pleased to recommend
my work. / Will call at any residence or
shop in the city and examine your machine.
tell you what can be done and what It will
cost free of charge. | am getting pOstals
every day asking me to call and look at ma
chimes: this saves any expense or trouble on
your part until you know exactly what will
toe the result Remember | do not sell new
machines or work Tor any company, and
have no interest AT stake but my reputation
"a a repairer of sewing machines. | opened
my shop at 10 Summit street about one year
ago and am pleased to boast of a good trade,
but still | can do more and want every lady
patronage. | keep all kinds of sewing ma
chine repairs, oils, needles and attachments,
and repair all kinds of machines. When you
send me a postal state what kind of n
machine you have and | will know what to
bring when | come.
j. III. STRICKLAND,
Sewing Machine Adjuster.
Shop 10 Summit street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-16
T4s LAZY AND rHs PASTOR.
nas. "a rhustrlpnia iieautY Fersecuted a
DItlne Through the Mail,.


Pahaeipaa Special
Anoshrr r.nits kaole stulv of human
Iile IS faani m the Arcadia of Pblladei-
phi4 fh- congregation 81 81 Marks
Church ar th- corner Of Sixteenth and
Locus 5sle -, is one of the most aristo-
cratic n thls eity Many Of the social
dicfstGrs oi the exclusive region west OF
8f1ad street. worship 40 It's shrine IL Is
presided oTrf oY an eminent pastor, Rev.
isaac Nicholson. -. ID whose probity and
integrity ar. beyond all caviL so be-
loved ls he tY his congrv cation rnat he re-
gently declined the Bishopric of Indiana.
a short time ago. however. ne began 10
suffer rh- mal .utnt attacks of an un-
known assailtur who addressed % him
aud bis parishioners the most scurrilous
letters. NeVt POSTAL cards we're employ ed
ana drawing af ths most obnoxious char
acter were placed upon them. The writer
apparently had no fear OF detection. be-
cags. the script was freely and legibly
-erauie8 upon the cards. Letters OF the
u.st Insulting character We're written 10
many Hell- known ladies Ia the congrega-
tiou- Most abusive missives were received
by enc widow of ana ex-Presideut Of the
"a
f-....., - -,
office Department. ami Inspector Barrett,
of sbi. -.r-. un. iertosx to solve the ntvs-
.,rv n ,,-s..-l ro b.. a lonr aud tedious
task
Special collectors were pnt on the routes
in fa. usilbforb.oi. Every letter was
..rr..oil..i th,. ,.,- taken ONT of the hoy
.. and ,u spspirien. ones marked with
.h... .att,af..r III box and hour Of collection.
b., ,s.is.,..,,. t,. f,.o h.,v.s us.d for MALL
b.. .be tren..,. letters were soon located
T..,.rs +..o ,eas 70 nav. these boxes
,.st.h.d IA. ana nf-ht This ent,iled
..r.af r,f.ene, ana .h~.,v. lre.s-. because il
-.,. ir..,.r4ftve rhar On. box should be
,....,..f i.,.a,..f.a-. Us after earb letter was
b. .,o...-..l a,i rhe mail examined. A COW
.rt h...l then q, t, ,lar..d over the con-
.a..t. ..l-...,.l, in +bs box. ., that new l.t-
ts.. ...sf4 te n~nrlrtlr secured and in -
..d k ~ TIM. vigil fastened
.,....., .....,. a.l.. III hi,b social stand
lre She sas .ee, ro deposit the obnox-
ia1. h tr.rs and postal car,ls i'm the box.
Sine .va. .ii.,va,i houre. and A woman de-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-16

IaH olbor day dos hll signed bll
prohibiting the erection n New York ~
bailhnzs over one hundred aud uity feet
high anil aow ae l.a eetosd 5dl pro-
viding for ths construction ofan arcade
railway under Broadway As the city Is
on sn isiand and Is not to be allowed 10
grow toaard heaven above of the earth
beneath. "a looks as r the e.ty bad reached
It's climax
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-16

fHE Baltimore eta Says ihAa.isi
phla ssslls seapa tle .ead "a the Eaaisfn
i.aalie u sle maiter III divorces bat u
Is admitted b. an Eastern college ffea.-
asns that GRAND Rapi Is ahead u tine
National league
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-16
MORGAN & AVERY'S,
LEOYARD BLOCK.
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We viii furnish and put up a Towel
rack in any Office or store, free OF charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ed, per month, $50.
One lowell every second day. Sundays
excepted, per month Sl.00.
One Towel every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, 75c.
For those who wish 10 patronize us,
we viii have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as You may direct All
Towels are furnished 10y us and are Of
superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc aud cheapness Of this Sys-
TEN. Address all orders TO GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
co. u South Division street.
nIuUT1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-16

HzaE Is anole=g argument Pr female
suiffage. Judge lhoman, oi ths Civil
Service Commission, says that so Tar as
ths examination has plne tor department
elesks Be las bsen demonstrated THAI
Nonea have as a rale passed the best sS-
4ml4aills.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-16

Tar Baltimore saa says -lhaa.lei-
Dhla easily sssps tle .ead "a the Eastern
l..azlls Ia elie naiter If divorces but it
Is admitted b. an Eastern college Freai-
.isus shat GRAND Rapids Is ahead 10 tine
National league
Hzaa Is anote=c argument for female
suiffage. Judge lhoman. oi tae ClFl
Service Commission. says that so FAR as
ths examination has a1ne i1r department
elesks lt has bsen lrmonstnlred thas
Nonaeu aase as a rale passed the best ex-
auluailaIs.
IaE Louisville C9arter-l0tfnat says
~lf t1e a.lulalslrat.oa laa accomplished
nothing mors chan rle reforns Sc bias n
fectel Sd ths Treasury Department t
uoald have oole than proven the wisdom
~ those eho placed e n power This
h undoubtedly an aitision o. the re-
nossl ol slr Bruce ou aocoant ~ IL little
offensive Alucalship n .ls blood
Tan other day Cos hl signed ban
prohibiting the erection m New York ~
buildings over one hundred auI dity feet
high and aoW ae a48 vetoed bdl pro-
viiing for the construction ofan arcade
railway under Broadway As the city Is
on sn island anI Is not to be allowed to
grow tovaol heaven above or the esrth
beneath. e looks as n thecsty had reached
It's climax
l., an interview n st Louis, Secretary
Bayarl speaking % tine obhteratlon ot
sectionaj feeling said
81 sm aelgated to hsve been the man -e-
iccied ts tne AFatar -o iypiy the aost net ot
sectional feeiag "a Lhls country.
The New York s,n has taken the
palms io .ook up taat word and finds
thar accordlng % Webster, aa Ayaiar IS
.'the descent Of a Hialoo deity 10 a vis-
ible form 1s incarnation Now what
sort 81 a man does Bayaul thnk be- IS
~ it be- trie. as u.s been intima'ed.
that the defeat of tho British Ministry on
The gotaof credit was preconcerted by tae
members Themselves &c was Is very clever
piece of business. Bat whather Tins IS
true or not tbsre is little doubt that tho
Liberals are much better pleased with
the outcome than are the Conservative.
The latter shrink from the responsibility
anil want whether they ask it OF not
the assurance ~ asslstanco from the Lib
erals before salisbury proceeds To- form
Government. to which NJ Gladstone
srcastia,Iy replod yesterday that he
was gnorant ~ tbe existence Of any ar
engagement whereby the present govern
uieut was bound lf any romise to assist
Consefvatl.a Covers ment.
Juuer IgouAS has brought up ont o.
toe depths ~ Democratic history som--
thing which wu make the Jacksouian
pemocr,fs leoy their ancestors vitb as
much disgust as an ollfssbouel Chris
han rsaomcss fhe ape as a forefather.
Fle saws chat plank to- national Demo
cratic platform adopted 40 a uufcarou
meetng Ia Washington to approve Jack
sou's renomnafon. fhe fol'oe rng ceso'u-
ton WIS adopted
Hrsah-L ltsf the nai-criuIrate re-
uogsI 90 ruhrr officers fnr fbs.r mere iif-
ference al u,.IIrral auIniou is gross ah1se ~
power. ari fhft the doctrine Iafeig Boldly
praneheii n tae nItra @tlles',e ts that ..to
tlIu r'crnrs belong fan sre'7 pf tne van.
guiahcf .'rfr.u.rrs1l te tre interests. cor-
rrpnnr tn tnr morais and dangerous -o the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-16
LACE CURTAINS.

We will also place sale large line Of en
tirely New Patterns in Nottingham and Swiss
Curtains al greatly reduced prices.
Always pleasure to show goods at