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THEY DON'T LIKE SECRETARY BAYARp's
ANswER.-Cushing and Mckenney, in their
own behalf and that of other fishing firms at
Portland, Me-, telegraphed to Secretary
Bayard, saying that they had several
ing if the vessels could be protected in en-.
tering Canadian ports for men, Secretary
Bayard telegraphed In response that the Ques-
tion raised might involve the construction of
the treaty with Great Britain, and that he ex.
pected 70 attain such an understanding as
would relieve American fishermen of ALI doubt
or risk. A dispatch from Portland says: The
fishing firms here are indignant at this answer,
which they say is indirect They want yesor
no for an answer.
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The OLD MAN STOOD ON THE BANK AND
SwoRE.-A dispatch from Chile, Ohio. dated
Wednesday, says: An extremely exciting epi-
sode occurred here to-day. Frank Allen young
and handsome, and Matte Mccarthy, '.pretty
a picture" eloped from Pendleton, Ky. They
were chased by the girls father To this place,
where, after securing minister, they were mar
r1ed in a skif In the river, while the ola man
stood on the bank with a shotgun, swearing
dreadfully, but all without avail.
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Bitten by u Mad Dog.

New YORK, April 15.-Miss Amelia Morosini,
daughter OF Jay Goulds old partner, and
younger sister of Mrs. Victoria Schelling- Huls-
kamp, was bitten by a mad dog yesterday i'm the
Riverdale, N. Y.
Col. Isaac r Hill, deputy sergeant-at-arms of
the House, has gone home on visit.
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MAR RXE1p.

ANDERSON-FAIRLEY. On April 14th, 1885,
at oakenshaw, near sennings ID. c. the residence OF
the brides parents by the Rev. Byron Sunderland,
DID, Mr.. JOHN NJ ANDERSON, of Dungannon,
Ireland, to Miss AGNES A. FARLEY.
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There Will Re separate Parades.

There has been no change i'm the relations
between the Perry Carson and the VIM. CAL
win Chase factions of Emancipation day cele-
braters, and it looks AS il there would be two
separate parades.
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Jaehne Denied a Bill Of Partfcul


THE SUICIDE DE LORD SHAFTESBURY.
LONDON, April 15.-The inquest was held to-
day in the case of the Earl of Shaftesbury who
committed suicide last Tuesday. Testimony
was given showing that the earl suffered eX-
cessively from melanchOlia. The coroner's jury
rendered d verdict that he took his life while
insane.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IGOR SALE
ST. between 18th and 18th st4 NV
n desirable small building Lot.
TIIO5 J. FISHER & CO.,
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RACINE, WIS, April Isl. l. Case, of this
city, has sold his famous young stallion Phallas
70 Z. &: Lyferd, of Minneapolis, for $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15

Isaac Roberts, who vas, prior 70 1882, D clerk
In the First National BANK OF Chester, Pa, was
arrested yesterday on the charge or embexxline
&26, 900 nom the bank.
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SUING FOR INJURIES TO HIS DAUoHTrR.--
Of fourteen years, who was run over at I'd aud
streets southeast on February 18th BY milk
wagon,l entered suit against Chas. w. Mahon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15

Charges have been preferred against Major
Dye. growing out of his action I'm relation TO
dismissing Lieut. Ecklof and others. and the
Commissioners have referred the papers TO him
for an explanation,
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GLADsroNE's THANKs.-Mr. Gladstone has
sent the following reply to the congratulatory
cablegram received by him last Monday from
gram. I thank you for your courtesy In in
forming me OF the proceedings Of the mass
action on the subject OF the proposals of the
government with regard 10 Ireland. I feel that
american opinion, allied, - IL n, with regard
MsJestys government . powerful moral sup
mort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15

FOR CoUGHs AND Colds Red Star cough
cure is the best, says Mr.. j. l. Bryan, Cleve-
land. Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15

The Stationery Department is the latest addition
and in order to quickly introduce and thoroughly adj
vertise the Paais Royals last born all goods will be
sold for one week at price Since the stock has
only lately been purchased only the latest novelties
will be on exhibition and sale.
Very best Note Paper, Sc. quire.
Very best Envelopes. &c. a package
THE PALAIS ROYALS
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PERsoNAL.-Major George f. Robinson m. 8.
A. and family, stationed at Ell Paso, Texas, are
in Washington on short visit, stopping at
1O14 10th street.-Hon. L. B. Caswell. Wis
rymple accompanied by Miss Robertson. Col.
q. Q. Parsons Va. Hon: E. A. Ray and family,
New Haven, Conn.,, Judge John K. GoodIoe.
Louisville, KY. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. p, Bishop.
New York. J: T. Yates and wife, Lynchburr'
Va, are ct the Ebbitt--zMr. and Mrs. j. Z.
President Hayes will write an article On ednca-
ton In the south for the Brooklyn Maouztne-
Gen. X. A. Pryorof New York, Joseph d. Weeks
OF Pittsburg, Dr.. John p. i. Simon Of New York
and J; NJ. Curran OF New Mexico are at the
Riggs house. -
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Death OF Agnes

Death OF Agnes Ethel's Husband.
BUFFALO, N. Y, April 15.-Hon. Frank w.
Tracy, the millionaire husband of Agnes Ethel,
the actress, died at 2 o'clock this morning, aged
AZ years.
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CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS INTEE EsTS IN
WAsHINGToN.-At a special meeting of the
California State Niticultural association i'm San
Francisco Monday the president was In
structed to proceed to Washington 10 continue
the work begun respecting legisa-
ton to protect pure wines against injuri-
Gus competition with spurious wines,
The bill now before Congress-, "defining pure
wines and providing for the taxation OF GER
tain compounded beverages" WAS Endorsed by
the association. a
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At the Race Track To-day.

ARRIVAL OF GOV. BOWIE'S HORSES
Gov. Bowie's horses, Is in number, arrived at
Ivy City at 1 O'Clock to-day from Prince George
county. Among the lot are Bessie Cassatt,
Shady, Valient and Cato. Joe Mitchell was
given mile to-day id las. and Saranac went
the same distance in 1:47L.
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ap1i33t
apIs-3t

I,OR SALE-CHEAP-TwO LOIS, 18TH ST.
Il between and II sts-: 6Oc f ST. near Judiciary
square: SI.25. Two fine lots 18th ST. above
Boundary DC: VI St. between 9Th and 10Th sts.
Large farm near city - per Lots in Mt Pleas
from 4c up. 1OoDOO feet at Ic.. including
room house and improvements ]. X HEREFORD.
142.sla -. apI46t
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following Changes from Tuesdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted TO-DAY:
U. s. 4lss, 1891, coupon 1l2l4 bid. 112ls asked u
s 4s ls9l reg;sstefrs red 1i l. bid 1l2i9 asked U
1891, coin, il4as bid, ll5la asked D. {. per. imp
as, 1891, currency, 1851 bid, l2O asked. 5O-year
fund. 1868 1924 currency, l19ls bid. 100 asked %
year fund, p c., 1899 currency. lis bid. 2O,year
1902. coin: l29 bid, Washngton and Georgetown u
r bonds 11s bid Metropolitan K stock. los Did.
ito and Q Street X r. 45 bid Washington Gas, 800
Metropolitan ms, 90 bio. National Union ms. lYss
bid, 2ll4 asked Arlington ms, lS6 bid. Corcorali
German american ms, 14l bid. Potomac ms, 80
bid Washington Market stock, 81 bid, 2l1a asked.
Washington Brick Machine. lao bad. Bank Of WASH
ingtOn, $50 bid. National Metropolitan Bank. lao
bid. second National Bank, lI6 bid, LII asked.
Great Fails Ice, 125 bid. Heal Estate Title Insur-
ance, 1O4la bid, 1O7 asked PENN Tel CO.. 455s bid.
46k asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel. Co., 73is bid.
30 asked U. s Electric Light. Il asked.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Chapt Chas. A. p. Hatfield,
4th cavalry. now In Arizona. has been granted

ARMY ORDERs.-Chapt Chas. A. p Hatfield
4th cavalry, now in Arizona, has been granted
six months leave TO go abroad. Capt Frank
Heath. ordnance corps, has been ordered again
TO Hartford TO inspect the machine guns being
made there for the army. Lieut.. Col. Chas. q.
Bartlett LIST infantry, will not be relieved as in
spector OF rifle practice at Chicago until June
1st First Lieut.. Graham ID. Fetch. corps OF en-
gineers, is relieved from duty at Chattanooga,
under Lieut. John w. Barlow, and ordered TO
Milwaukee under Capt VIM. L. Marshall.
Lieut. JohnJ. Dougherty, IL tn infantry. having
been reported by the retiring board at ST. Paul
as disabled for active service, he is ordered
nome and TO report 10 Adjutant General Drum,
preparatory TO being placed on the retired list
A NEW OFFICIAL ExrERIENCE.-Major Nc
Lure, the appointment clerk OF the Post Office
department, was refreshed to-day with a new
experience in the shape OF a letter from a man
In Alabama, who declined with thanks an ap.
pointment to 81 900 clerkship.
Cola THos II. RUGER, whose nomination as
brigadier general is pending, has. i'm accordance
with the orders of the War department. as
sumed command of the department of the Mis-
souri,. with headquarters AT Fort Leavenworth,
relieving Brfgadier General Miles.
THE COMMISSIONERS AT THE WHITE
HoUSE.-The District Commissioners paid q
visit to the President about one o'clock this at
ternoon agreeably to his suggestion that he
day. The visit was one of courtesy merely, no
business being connected with it.
THE CABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lamar
and Manning were the only members of the
cabinet not present at the cabinet meeting to-
day. Assistant Secretary Fairchild represented
the Treasury department. The session was
short and was devoted to considering mlscella-
neous department matters.
Edward Davis pleaded guilty to a charge of
embeZZling SAL from n. White to-day i'm the
Criminal Court, and was sentenced to eleven
months in Jail.
the person, pleaded guilty In the Criminal
Court to-day. and was sentenced to six months
In Jail.
A certificate of the election of the followi ng
trustees of the Western Presbyterian church
has been placed on record: Charles f. Moore, A.
Webster, NJ. X. Thorpe, jeremiah c. Allen,
Robert Armour, Lewis ID. Wine, George A Nc
Ilhenny, James b. Lambie and Warren c.
BickfOrd.
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Shot Her Husbands Assailant Dead.
GALVESTON, Texas, April ia special to
the Netos from Hearne says: AT his home last
night DIR. Bassett quarreed with man named
Hughes. The latter grabbed the DOCTORS pistol
with the intention OF shooting him. Mrs. Bas-
sett secured rifle and commanded Hughes to
threateninly upon DR.. Bassett, whereupon Mrs.
Bassett fired, MORALLY wOunding him.
Jaehne Denied a Bill Of Particulars.
NEW YORK, April 15.-Recorder Smyth rem
dered decision denying the motion of counsel
for Alderman Jaehne asking tor bill of par
ticulars OF the bill against his clients, end a
copy of the minutes OF the evidence upon
which the Indictment for bribery was found
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FINANCIAL AND COM MERCIAl.
The New York Stock Market
Mama.
A0sik

The following are the opening and 800 p m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, reported
special wire to II. IL. Dodge go 18th street,
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BalttllaOre Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nh, April 16.-VirKinia SKIES.
North Carolina skies, old. 1lSA4 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nd. April l5.-Cotton steady and
quiet-middling, 01s Flour about steady ana Quiet.
Wheat southern steady and quiet; western higher
and dull: southern red. 84a96 southern amber 81a99
No. western winter red, spot, 90lAa9Uax; April.
81 asked May, 9llsa9IH: August, S9at asked.
Corn-southern hrmer; western drmer aud quiet;
southern white, 46a471a; do yellow 4s,a47: western
mixed, spot, 46lsa46i: april. 46al6la; May. 45aa46;
June. 45la bid: steamer, 43lea44lA Oats hrmer and
Quiet-souIhern 30a43; western white, 30lsa43;
western mixed. 3sa39; Pennsylvania 4Oa42 Rye
steady. 70a72. Provisions duh and steady Eggs
tower. ILL., Sugar-copper refined dull, lOlkal o..
Whisky steady Ll9al 70 Other articles unchanged.
Sled; nour, Ia; grain, Id. Receipes-foar, 4,llt
barrelx wheat, 40u0 bushels: CORFU 90 bushels:
Oata. 5000 bu0t1els; re, 0U0 oushe1A Shipments
fouf, 2z84b barrels; wheat, 12y(lU0 busneis corn,
$4,000 bashelk halee-Wheat. d SO tushelE corn.
100000 bushels. -
Chtoago Markets.
CHICAGO. AprH rs. Hoo = m-whest opened
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AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS to-day
were Speaker Carlisle, Senator German, Repre-
sentatives Beach. Springer, Brown, WISE Moi
tat, Hammer, Tarsney, Reid and Osborn, and the
District Commissioners
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Joseph B. Coghlan, ordered
to equipment duty Mare Island navy yard.
Lieut. Gottfried Blocklinger and Cadet Engi-
neers Otto g. Gsantner and Kenneth McAlpine.
Heath, detached from the bureau Of navigation
10th inst, and ordered to the Alliance on the
10th inst: Ensign John Hood, detached from
the naval academy and ordered to the Van
dalia.
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UsroRrusArE Ynr. FoRruSArE.

THE PALAIS ROYAL buyers have been unfortu-
nate in obtaining many bargains for this week; but
fortunately the few procured are
UNDENIABLE BARGAINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15

SECRETARY MANNING is reported by his ply
sicians as still improving. He sits up during a
part of the day.
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HARVEY 8. WALDO, of Quincy, Illinois, who
has been advertising patent incubating ma
chine, has been put on the fraud list by order of
the Postmaster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
5 a. M, 30; am. 40; IL a. M, So; pm,
81. Maximum, 81. Minimum, As.
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The Baltimore Strike Extending.
ALI. THE "RnR TAII.n STREET CARS In ra

ALL THE "BOB TAIL" STREET CARS IN THE
CITY STOP RUNNING.
BALTIMORE, April 15.-At noon to-day off,
GERS Of the Knights of Labor ordered the tying
up of all the cars of the Union, Peoples and
Central companies, and the work was done as
rapidly as the cars reached their respective
stables.
These include all the lines of the city known
as "bob-tail," and leaves but the lines of two
companies running. Large crowds of people
are gathered in the neighborhood of the stables.
The entire police force, nearly 700 men, is on
DUTY.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-E. NJ. Matthews of
the fremont house, reports that Tuesday morn
ing $50 was stolen from room occupied by
Indians.-James Dorsey, living on the Ham,
ilton road, in the county, reports 81 worth Of
Thos. Taylor, Sd and Is streets northwest, re-
ports boot and and shoe uppers and tools
worth $25 stolen yesterday afternoon.-
Bridget kurnan, of 1916 II street, reports that
the house was entered by cutting Stats of blind
and So stolen.-W. +. Ballard, 433 NJ street
northwest, reports twenty rolls OF butter, worth
So, stolen yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15

MANGLED BY THE TRAIN.-The dead body
found on the b. and o. railroad track. as men,
toned in the first edition of to-day's STAR, was
identified as that of James Dodson Kelly from
Petersburg, Va, who has been working at Ivy
City for some time past His body was discov-
cred by the fireman of an incoming train about
midnight, and he reported the fact to the police,
and the body was brought in TO the seventh
precinct station in the patrol wagon. 1t is sup
posed that he had been visiting friends In the
city, and was on his way home when killed.
One limb was severed from the body. Coro-
ner Patterson viewed the remains this morn
ing, and decided to hold an inquest at IL
O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15

CHICAGO. April rs. 1ls0O q. m-WhaaH opened
steady at TN for Nay, 70 tn, and has hllen
back 10 tn The Other markets show no change
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STEAMERS.
TALLY LINE TO NORFOLK ~U~--.
- AND rYErSaIsSSggsss2.

DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK -U-,
FORTRESS MONROE.
THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPaHf'N
Frst-cass steamers
GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR
will leave Prince s.. wharf EVERY DAY. cx-
ccpt Sunday .. & p. III. Returning leave Nor
folk every day, except Saturdly, Il! i p. II.
Connecting 1T Norfolk with
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE" STEAMERS
ard Steamer ARIEL FOE RICHMOND.
Fare to Norfolk, one way, Sl.23: ronnd trip 50.
For further particulars enquire at Company's
Office 7.h Street Wharf Washington, d. g., or to
PHILIP 3. HOOE,
Eiay1-tf Agt Prince Street Wharf.
| coAsTIEG COMPANY. .EsssslsE=sss Ess,sssES
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
GS"DAILY LINE~5N
FOR FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK
DIRECT (No sToPs1
The steamers LADY OF THE LAKE and JANE
MOSELEf leave their wharf EVERY DAY at q
o'clock n. IN. Faro, first class 81; round trip,
$50.
FOE NEW YORK
STEAMERS +. G. KNIGHT AND ~e
JOHN GIBSON Esnas 80
every THURSDAY, and returning leave Ecw
York, from pier II, East river EVERY SAT.
URDAY.
The steamers OF this company make connections
at Norfolk for Boston and all points East; at New
Ycrl, VIZ, FL points West and Northwest and at
hlcz&Gd-:a H'ith Virginia Midland Hallway and
Was!iiS a-,2n and Ohio Railroad. Through rates
givca nt frc:g ght handled carefully and promptly
For further information apply to
+. A. REED & CO., Agent.
Janncys wha-f
J. " THOMPSON President
i4lb street,
scr27-tr Washington. D. c.
rLYDE's sTEAsi LINE WEEKLY TO
PHILADELPHIA. 9-GsaG,
Appointed sailing days from Aoxn' n EV-
ERY TUESDAY and from Philadclph: EVERY
SATURDAY.
This line connects at Alexandria with the Eir-
ginia Midland and Washington and Ohio railroads,
Nnd &: Philadelphia with Clydo's regular Steam
ships.
Freight forwarded with rromptncss and caro-.
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadclphia. Quick |
time. Frequent departures. Through rates and
through bills of lading given. Insurance at the |
lowest rates.
Agents
+. A. REED & CO., Alexandria.
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THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT IN AMERICA.

1uC 11O0oOnN6 OLh1mhNl 1N AmLAlSA.
Arthur Orton, "Sir Roger Charles Doughty
Tichhorne," as he is pleased to call himself,
and 1.-THE Claimant" as he is known to the
people Of Great Britain, who became famous
in the suit in which he tried to prove that
he was the long-lost son Of the Dowager
Lady Tichborno and heir to Tichborne
House, in the county Of Southampton, Eng
land, arrived in New York Tuesday on the
steamer Nevada under the quiet cognomen,
"Mr r. Tichborne." The legal contest over
his claim is one of the most celebrated cases
in the history of the English courts. 1t
Involved the disposition OF an estate said to
be worth c2l Goo year, with Il haronetcy
attached.
The original Sir Roger left home in 1852
because his uncle objected to his marriage
with the la,ter's daughter Kate. lie went
to South America and travelled about the
country for two years. Then nc heard that
his uncle had died and that his cousin was
still true to him, and so in April, 1854. he
embarked from Rio in the ship Bella f,r
home The ship and her crew were never
heard OF afterwards. Lady Tichborno, un
willing to believe her son lost, advertised
tuTOu5uOul luC HOIiu ulSCOSSiy aGu
offered large rewards for news of him. For
twelve years there were no results. Then
an enterprising attorney at Wagga Wagga,
Australia, sent word to the dowager that
her son was alive and well, and ho was in
vited to meet his old mother in Paris. Tie
claimant went thther by way Of England,
making secret visit to Tchborne House Ey
the way. At Paris the old lady made atli-
davit that she recognized her son. Shortly
after she died.
The story Of the pretender was that he
was rescued from the wreck of the Bella
with eight of the crew and carried to Mel
bourne, and that thereafter he had lived in
the interior of Australia under the name CT
Castro.
The defense, when the case came TO trial,
brought evidence tending to show that the
claimant was Arthur Orton, Il butcher, of
Wopping, who was known to have been in
Wagga Wagga about the time the alleged
discovery was made. The court decided
against the pretender. Later he was con.
victed of perjury and sentenced to long
term Of imprisonment. Since his release he
has been lecturing on his case 10 England
and he visits this country to deliver ad-
dresses on the same subject. He will 90
moIc fully into the details of what he calls
English injustice" than his ticket-of-leaye
would permit him in England. A Buwery
museum manager yesterday said he would
he willing to give "Sir Roger" 5000 week
to pose in his establishment.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 4. 1886
FANCY GOODS.


DRESS SHER s
Now in stock full assortment Of
QUAKER CITY SHIRTS,
For Men and Boys. Sizes l. 3io17is.
Prices Soc, sl1o, 81 30 and So
MEMS UNLAUNDRIED PLATED BOSOM
SHIRTS. Sizes, Ii to 1GSr Price. zoe. a ncw
make for this seasons trade and We expect a large
sale
MEMS UNLAUNDRIED PLATED BOSOM
SHIRTS. Sizes, II to 16i.. Price, 81. Com
r,oro c,v 81 - I-:n Ii
MEMS LAUNDRIED Plated BOSOM
SHIRTS. All sizes Pr;c:, $50 Made OF the
hest material and perfect fit secured.
MEMS LAUNDRIED PLATED bosom
SHIRTS. Sizes IA to 1Gh. Prize, - Inst
year our expectations were more than realized in
the sac of this most popular article Of wear. We
try to keep pace with modern changes in l.snn,
and We believe our efforts hare been crowned
with success.
MEMS REGULAR STOCK UNLAUNDRiED
SHIRTS. Sizes. - to l.. Specially good for
the money, nj :l0t.
MEMS UNLAUNDRlED SHIGTS. Sizes, ii
to Jig. P.cc, S1.lu. Fit perfect, material the
best! Finish and workmanship cannot be sur
passed. WorA by a majority of gentlemen of