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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27
BEAUTIFULLY HARMONIOUS.

The harmony existing in the republican
party on the question of trusts can be ap-
preciated by careful reading of the fol-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27

To THOSE who are going through the
country making the demsgogical appeal
for the laborer's vote, that high tariff is
the laboring mans sheet anchor of safety,
his only hope of satisfactory wages and
comfortable living, the following query of
the New York World is respectfully sub
mitted for satisfactory reply: in eight
years, from 1880 to 1887, Germany sent to
this country 1,295,925 immigrants, or 20
per cent of the whole, while England sent
but 496,O37, or 1158 per cent of the total
number. If protection be the panacea
for workingmen's ills, why does protected
Germany lose nearly three times as much
population in given time than free trade
England" Will republican orators and
journals please respond and explain?
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27

SAVERS is all right. He will be his own
successor by a majority that will stun his
opponents.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27
WEEKLY STATESMAN.
AUSTIN. TEXAS.

Entered II the postoffee IS seoond-clAss MISTER.
Once Of publication, West Pecan street, next 70
postofi 9.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27
FOR ELECTORS:

FOR ELECTORS:
The stste st LsTge-A. W. Terrell, of Travis J
". Bailey, Of Cooke.
First District-A. T. Mckinney, Of Wslker.
Second District-E. c. Dickinson, Of Cherokee.
Third Disirict-R. c. DeGrsfenreid, of Gregg.
Fourth District-HowsrdT empleton, of Hopkins
Fifth Disuict-J. A. Carroll, Of Denton.
Sixth District-J. S. Woods, Of kaufman.
Seventh District-E. D. Linn, of Victoria.
Eighth District-W. s. Fly, Of Gonzales.
Ninth District-W. II. Richardson, of Limestone.
Tenth D.stIict-J II. McLeary, of BexAr.
Eleventh District-E. A. Mcdowell, Of Coryell.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27

"THET (the republicans propose fur
ther TO release entirely from impori duty
all articles of foreign production except
luxuriss) the like OF which cannot be pro
duced in this country. The plain people
of the land, and the poor, VINO scarcely use
articles of any description produced e1-
clusively abroad and not already free, will
find it difficult TO discover where their in
te,ests are regarded il this proposition.
They need in their homes cheapa do
mss,ic necessaries, and this seems 20 be
entirely unproviied for in this proposed
scheme to save the country. A small
compensation for this neglected need is
found in the furthur purpose here an
nounced and covered by the declaration
that, if after the changes already men
toned there still remains a larger
revenue than is required for the wants of
the government, the entire internal taxa
ton should be repealed rather than sur
render any part of our protective sys-
Letter of Acceptance.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27

THE REAL CANDI-
DATE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
The Berlin "poat" on tue situation

BERLIN, June 90 The Post DECLARES
that there is no foundation for the idea
that change will be made in the Ger
man policy adverse to Russia. French
fears, 1t says, are also baseless. "The
moon is more likely to visi. the earth
than the German Emperor TO dream of
a attacking France ony to earn laurels.
Germany wishes nothing from France
but to be let along. As soon as the French
see this, conditions viii exist for perpet.
ual peace and friendship at the same
time the tone OF the Emperor's proclama
tions may well serve to remind elements
nniriendly to Germany, whether In he
East or in the West, In manner perhaps
not agreeable TO them, OF the Hohenzol-
Tern way OF waging war, and making
clear TO them that any unjust att ack
upon Germany will meet the fate of tie
French attack Of 1870 The Emperor
Will WELD bis sword like his glorins an
eestors, but only in defence OF the Father
land against unjus: attacks"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
INTRO EDITION.


WILKEsBARRR Pa, June 20 Squire
Fleisoher, OF Pittstpn, ha, q very pscu
liar case undar kdvlst mont, and tho
facts are decidedly intsresti3R. Will
liam S,hraiber OF Frogtown, Pittston,
has Q sou Frank, Who 10 deaf And dun b
and is about 26 years OF age Some time
last March Frank passed through Port
Gfiffths and there beheld maio en- fair
In tho person OF Miss Amelia Wendall.
Frank mad +, love 10 the fair one aud
found that she was deaf. She returned
his love and every thing went along 90
smoothly that day was named for the
wedding.
In the meantime come vicious person
oiroulstsd . rumor affecting the sirl's
character. This came 10 the ears Of the
dumb Lothario, ard he ut once pro.
ceeded TO demand AL explanation. The
girl denied the truth OF the rumor, and
he left angry and excited In few
days, however, he return ed aud was
surprised TO lind deaf and dumb tailor
named Flaying already installed In her
affections
he demanded an sxplApAtion. She
declined to mAks one, other than that
II he believed " hat he had heard and
de- olined TO believe her the engagement
was broken. He therefore asked tc
have returned this two rings, the silk
dress, the money and other articles tbs
he had presented 10 her This ste also
refused. He then went before Squire
Fleischer ard brought iuit a7ainsi
Amelia for frAudulently obtaining from
him $4o. The hearing took place few
days ago. when the sbsve facts weI,
brought 70 light. The Squire COL tinued
the case for one week and the end ia nc
yet. All the interested parties are well
known and respected by bll.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

Il is said that a physician Of this
city Ia implicated In = m after which, II
The rAotS ss reported are true, will be
Likely to CAUSE him serious trouble.
This man Is married, has family and
is member Of one OF the leadir 2
ohurches OF this city. IT lie, towevt r,
charged that he bias ruined the daugh
ter OF well.kDoWn business man
About two weeks ago the girls father,
wishing to avoid Aly scandal, sent his
daughter away, but It is said she 40
turned Last Monday and immed lately
renewed her relations with tho doctor.
Laet evening It WAS currently reported
that a warrant had besa istue1 for his
arrest This, however, cosld not be
verified, although IL may be true. 6s
effort has and still is bsing made 70
keep the matter cut Of this papers. In
looking mp the mater this morning a
reporter learned that this sAms physi
oian has been implicated In several
osher GASES o. a similar nature and tina,
bis life for some years has b3an repe.
tition Of 'Dr. JykiIl aud Mr.. ay de-"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
HIS Girl Deceived Him.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-Philip Le-
win, progressing young man with al
innocent expression and shattered faith
In woman, will to-day be acquitted In tn,
old Court House OF q charge of larceny
Philip had buxom sweetheart. bt
made her birthday present OF a watch
and chain valued a. $40. He obtsined
the present from Jeweler Eamue
SchwaIt. OF No. 724 Fitzwater sirest
After Philips girl got the watch she left
Philip and elcped to New York with 4
Landowner man. Philip failed to pay f /
the watch and Schwartz had him arrest
ed and indicted for larceny
Philip explained that he was under the
impression that the watch was TO hav,
been paid for In install ments He paid
over the $40 and yesterday Schwartz
agreed TO drop the case and allow the
bill 10 be submitted TO day
Assistant District Attorney Finlettel
gave Philip some sage advice respecting
woman 8 deceitfulness. Philip grateful IL
thanked him ard said he d buy NO more
watches for aug woman 10 the future
until after he had married her.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
Pnilads'ph I,em,

PHILADELPHIA June, 81 @. Theodore
Mayer, publisher OF the German ca zette
reported yesterday TO the Oh lief Of Detect
Ives that he had been swindled ont III
$296 100 by means OF spun ious check by
Hugo Bernstein, who was empl we'd as 4
csnvasser and collector for the Gazette
Bernstein faS DISAPPEARED.
suin were begun yesterday by Andrew
Martin against the Pennsy lvania Ra lroad
Company to recover damages ior the
death of his life aud 10 year old dAuph .
er, who were killed on May 3lst, while
attempting to cross railroad tracks In
Bri ,tol
The Erickson family of four, detained
on the steamship Indiana under the pau.
per act, will, 1t Is thought, be sent back
to Liverpool. This man and bis wife are
old and inHrm, and one of the children Il
ipple.
The Flower, Fruit and Ice Mission yes.
terday distributed 400 benches of dow
era among pa tents In hospitals, hcmts,
etc and gave orders for ice VIII Oh cost
SIS.
The British steamship Bengore Head
arrived Yesterday from Liverpool with
about 5000 tons Of chemicals, sc. She
was IA days making the passage.
The Ulited States steamer Dispatch ar.
rived yesterday from Norfolk, after blow
ing up the wreck Of the steamship OF
ia, Henry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

SrNBUEY, Pa Juns 2l.-Ca2ain Lin.
deu, OF P!nkerton's force, has arrested
Express Agent Huber, for stealing S99,-
tV9 from lie Adams Express Company
on Augu ~, 1856 The money was
shipped from Philadelphia to shamokin
to pay the emp eyes of The Mineral Min
ing Company. Six thousand dollars was
IN gold and the remainder Sss done W
In packag, Of 81 ,tu0 each The money
was ioond Tuesday night In Huber $
house behind The parlor mantel E ven
Thousand dollars was missing, and Wha'
was left had hot been taken from the
or'glna packages Huber was ar Ole
enploye OF the road. For the past few
mouths he has been living exttay .gantly
and this caused suspicion While be wa
away from home detect yes searched hi
house
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

MS, Annie Mckinney was before
Judge Cummins this morning charged
by Dennis o Conner with harboring b lie
10 year old daughter Annie. The evi
deocs showed thAt 0'Conner has mar
ried second time, and that some 81.
teen mouths ago placed the daughter In
an industrial school at Thirty ninth and
Pipe streei1, Philadelphia About two
or three months ago she returned 10 this
city and obtained situation nth a
Mrs HAinet, where she remained uolil
last Tuesday = week. Upon leaving
there she went to her aunt, Mrs. Nc.
Glnley, and asked to remain there un,
IL she could obtain a place. She Ia now
living with hrs. Pagan az the Whi.e
Horse Hotel, and the father In giving
his evidence seemed more DESTROYS OF
having the money which phs earns than
he did Of having her at home The
Judge after heading the evidsrcs and a
statement from Mrs. mckinley dis
miteed the case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
Remarkable Cut in Prices.

Lot No. linens and Young Mems
Trousers. A great many styles, and
been selling at $3.50, Sc and 81. Far
over 1000 pairs. You'll be amazed to
get such value and good style at $3.50
to-day's price.
Lot No. 2 All-Wool Trousers, $3.50
and choice.
Lot No.3 Never offered a greater
bargain.
Hundreds and hundreds of Coats. No
Vests Or Pants. Neither cloth nor profit
ito be paid for Barely the making price
of the garment left for our share.
Sc Coats for SO. So and SO Goats for
|s5.
$l3 and SIS Goats for IS. $40 Goats
for $40.
Many of them a bare third of former
prices.
Another lot Large sizes Black Dress
Suits. This is the headquarters for extra
sized men. Enough haven't come this
season. TO quicken them--you'll get 2
Ito s dollars of the prices of these Suits.
Next lot-To-day's the first opportunity.
A large number of Light weight Custom
made Suits. SO to $40 per Suit. Every
one 6 to 8 dollars less than they cost us.
You're likely to get perfect fit among
these.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

This morning Coroner Barnhill wAs
no!ified OF the sudden death Of an aged
oolored woman In . house on the road
leading t. Richardson's mills. He went
out and found the women TO be Pris,
.oiila Roberts, aged about 80 years, She
retired to her room last evening appa-
rently In the best Of health, and this
morning not appearing some one went
to her chamber, and WAS horrified 70
hnd her lying dead upon the floor. rhe
coroner gave cortldosts Of death from
heart dissAse,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
A BURNING SHAME

1t Is a burning shame
how some people throw
away their hard earned
money for u orthless
clothing. This may not
be any Of our business
in a certain light, while
In another it is directly
our business. People
who get their money
easily can afford to
squander it, but not so
with the laboring man.
Judicious investments,
be they large or small
means business, ard this
brings US to the point
which we desire to make
in behalf of the men
and boys of Delaware.
We have more clothing
in our house than any
other in the State, and
we emphatically say to
you in all candor that
it is the BEST STOCK,
best in materill, style
and make up Of any to
to be found elsewhere,
and we have put the
prices where they will
suit everybody. We
can give you your
full moneys worth if
you will let us. Ask
those who have tested
us and we'll abide by
what they'll say to you
on this subject. Re
member suitings and all
kinds OF goods, ready.
made aud to order, iol
men and boys; that's oul
business; now mind
your own business when
you 60 10 buy and give
us a call.
JAS, 7, MULLIH& son
TAILoRs u 9TH & MARKET
dLorHiRRS. WILL, DEL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

Yesterday afternoon the Diamond
State Iron Company shipped 2,4t6 OUT
dies OF Iron ish plates, Weighing IA
ala pounis. The shipment WaS made
by way OF the p. W. q B. Railroad
q New York, and from thence by the
NV York and Mexico Steamship Com
pAnY and connections to NuevsA Lo-
redo, Mexico The plates will be used
In the construction OF 4 new railroad
that is bsing constructed IL that sec.
| ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

4 Bald win +. Springer, son Of L r.
Springer. OF the Springer, Morley q
Cause Company OF this city, was
awarded the governor Biggs' gold
medal 81 the commencement OF Della
ware Colleges yesterday, Ne prize for
elocution. The contest took place in
the college oraiory on Friday evening
last. Bis grafton WAS considered one
hundrtd per cent. ahead Of all his oou.
testants. For years past he has been q
private pupil Of W. 8. McNAir Of th I
CITY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
ohapgss in the naval Dgpnr,,nen,

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Chief En-
ginesr A. d. kitrgted has been ordered
10 the Vreutou md AZ fleet engineer OF
tn Pacific Statlor. Ohlsf Eagireer
Alfred Adnmson has been ord1red to
the recsivin7 ship Wabash, Chief En-
Rineer A. j. Kenyon, having reported
home, on bslug detached from tho AL.
liApce, lie placed on eating orders As.
slsta Engineer George K. Burd has
been detached from temporary duty on
the Wabash and ordered to continue on
duty 81 the Boeton yard. Captain @.
ID. Perkins has been granted one yea. q
leave,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

The testimoney and argument in the
case OF Sellers & Company VS. The Patvii
q William Company, which has been on
trial before he u. s District Court Of
this city was concluded yesterday, and
the jury charged by Judge Wales. The
sho tly after o'clock with verdict fol
the plaintiff In the sum OF g, 367.9l.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

The cases Of Neil Doherty u schsnt
zsn Park, and Franz W. HArkins OF
E'st + font street, which we're poatpon, &
Ghtii t5-ds we're heard before ju e
OuminlnB this norIing. IOrormErl
MorIis snG Lsooui. taetHsd to having
Dousht i!quat In both places, and eacs
OF me scers1d Wer6 seubsucei to pay
noe o. be and costs As. WAS sho WI
that b Al kins Las gut tbs business tbt
nne IL bis GAGS was rauigted Mlchae
Mayer o. Third and Tat all g,rsegs
whose cass wAs tried about one weel
ago and held over until to-day, wa
AlsO fnsG $50 and onsts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

May or-Ilect Harrington thinks II
would be well II some OF the com ain.
ers about the appoiLt made by
him should read the recon m nd stions
ON hle In LIS office and wait and seo
what kind G. offiosrs they will make,
only ore appointment thus fAr made
has failed to pass the physical exaini
nation, all others conf 6 up TO the re-
quired standard. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

Last evemng o young man named
Michael Khk was erIe8tad on con-
plant OF his father, fJt drunken ness,
but when tue CAGE wga called tbis
morning before Judge Cnmmips tao
father reieuted and saii ae had no a.
sire to prosecute hts son, Tha Judge
dismissed the Case on condition thai lie
wonld pay the cos.s, amounting to
Sl,A6 W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

Tho fify third Anniversary Of the
Delta Phi Society Of DelAyAre College
was held IN the oIatoIy at Newark last
evening before q large audience. The
address OF the evening was delivered by
John S. Boyd, nembar OF the grae u
atinZ olass. Rev. Madison U. Peters,
OF Pbilsdelphis, delivered 30 interest
Ing address Thomas BtyArd Reiresl
also made an address Oisding farewell
TO the students. TIE clcsin ( exerclssy
OF the college will be held this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
a stOien Team.

A pair OF horses recently purchased of
Jester X Mcdaniel, by farmer named
Reynolds, who resides near Delaware
City, were stolen on Tuesday evening.
Tney were light bays, with white hind
feet, and weigh about 241O pounds. Per.
sons everywhere should be on this lookout
for the thief.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

Yesterday afternoon Thomas, ~ in
FAINT ron Of SAMUEL ". Kilvtngton, Of
No. 8C6 Jefferson stree, picked mp =
hsling line which his grandfather had
laid down for = moment. and by some
means got the h )ok caught in his cheek
As all efforts 20 dislodge the boob
proved futile, Dr.. Fllnn was called II
sud found 1t ueosssAry to cut 1t out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

George Mccall, having rented his store,
No. III Market street, to Miss Julia Wal
ter, OF Philadelphia, will sell his stick oil
hats, caps, and gents furnishing goods al
public sale to NOR ow, Friday evening, in
order to give possession to his tenant
next Monday morning He invites all to
call who wish bargains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

MIS-. BrouOll Dayett, residing at No.
Jug walnut street, ei. ths honse for /,
Few minutes between - ana 1 o'olrc !
on Tuesday, ana in hex stsenos a Ihie
eheoled gu entrance throusl cbe ron
parlor viDoew, and going no stqty,
stols rs. He then habiliy re,re.te.i
HtAtu. dla.urhing oilel s,lie.es,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

Martin, the man who was SO badly in
jnred by Sweeney last Saturday night, IL
Slightly improved this morning, and hii
ply sicians have some hopes Of his re-
coyery. He is still very deaf and IT Il
probable that he will never recover hi:
hearing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
nIan.

MuDOFNELL.-un juno 20. Margaret Mo
DOnnell, vile Of thu late ohm MOL onnell
aged ~ year,.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vltoh to attend her funeral, IRON the resi-
dencs OF her daughter, fitth and Wcbb
streets, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock
Sofvic's 1T St Paul 8 uItholic Uhurch. L.
to met ~ New Cathedral Cemetery.
lily nothsi's soul Is a. rost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
Women as rnsrnaoeu,ists.

ct PETERSBURG, Jurs - The R1s-
s'aU 6 eminent will permit women to
Tee III -arnaoeutid,s II they pass the
Sam tAsmiDstiOn TO hich the men are
SUBJ ED. Apolhecsriss receiving fe
ma pupts will. not be allowed TO re
ceiye L ales.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

The young Pso ,l,ls B g,sp'itd
of Dell ware Ay Z, ID fap q
held an &c creaH .,sB ., |
lecture room 1i lpi!apl
eve log, Ju q 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
Nm' B. Sharp& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS,

| Fragment lots in
Gloves !!
UDprece d e mt e d
opportunities!
Gloves-First Lot
Ladies' Domestic
Lisle Thread Shut
ton length Gloves,
only in blacks and
states. There's a full
assortment of sizes
and we have put a
lquick price on them.
They are goo d
every-d a y, market,
driving and go-as-
" O u-please gloves
They are reduced to
10 cents per pair or
three pairs for rs
cents.
Gloves Second
Lot-Ladies' Taffeta,
5.button J ers e Y
length in tans and
browns and only in
6 and 81 sizes. This
has been a popular
25 cent glove and
fullV worth l. h q +
money. The sizes
being broken breaks
the price,and instead
of % cents they will
be Is cents.
Gloves---T h i r d
Lot. Ladies' Lisle
Thread J ers e y
lengths, sizes 6, g.,
u, s, mostly tans,
browns and states.
These gloves were
made with a rubber
in the wristband.
That rubber has lost
its snap and, if you
will take the trouble
to remove the rub
Der, you will have a
good glove. T h e
price is cut in two
landinstead of Csc.
it is IL l-2 cents.
$50 much for lost
snap.
Gloves - Fourth
Lot Ladies sublime
PTafeta,6 and s but
ton Jersey lengths.
sizes g., l-2, s.
in blacks, and 7 IL
q, s 1'2 in tans and
states. A ga i Il
broken sizes a n d
!, a g al n a reduced
price. 25 cents in
stead of SO.
! Gloves---.F lift /
!: Lot. Ladies' bril-
! liant Lisle 5-buttor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

sheriff Lanbson now holds the key
10 tue Thinning store No 1916 King
sEe-t and he aito holdB tho same to No.
III Market street, but which yet re.
ms'ls osen and Will until tbs day OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21
Bs.e Bal

The game yoete,Id.,lll az re s77a's z
S Anericus clubs, re Is'p = .core n
Alb 600 person., ms, " c ,,a oGd1
The next game WIZ
grounds to-day
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

Any one wishing to purghase q meat
n ,.a pioylsioa wore u Apld address
Meat, ~ this ogioe. 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

This carries the best news of the sea-
son to Clothing buyers. 1t means certain
loss to us on almost every garment, and
"a very quick clearing up of these lots.
That's what we're driving at.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

Our "a. "a sale Of all kinds Of foods for
Ihiants 'hsuEss fresh stock. Condensed
MIX elid dcz-n Ylast y's Pharmacy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-21

cents instead of so.
Flouncings-Chan-
lilly. The most
popular founcing
to-day and the
'handsomest. There's
too many here and
we've made a price
to move them out
quickly. All wide
all black.