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Evening journal., 1888-09-19
STARVING IN LABRADOR.
Ferribie stories oS DestitutGOs Among the
I1shermell

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept 10 --Advices received
here from Labrador draw aaorrowfll picture
Of the suffering prevailing there among the
starving fishermen The fisheries OF the past
season have at many points proved almost
total failure Many Of the fishermen and
their helpless families are begging 70 be re
moved before winter sets In, as they must
starve to death before spring, u relief Is moi
sent 10 them
Deprived Of the necessaries Of life, sickness
has set IN among tho children, and, in the
absence of medicine and proper nourfshment,
uiany have succumhed.
A gentleman who has Just returned from
the Labrador coast says he never again wishes
70 witness such a state Of gradual starvation
as he saw among the poor fishing families
there, The emaciated mothers had gone dayi
without food. valnly trying to nourish theii
infants. lie knew Of family who for day
had snhsisted on nothing but dog flesh and 8
little -four He says that unless relief is soor
sent there must BE- many deaths from starya
tiun.
An effort is making TO induce the Domin.
ion government 60 send steamer az one
with medicines aud supplies, and 10 bring
away such families as are disposed 20 leave
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
ANOTHER CANDIDATE ACCEPTS.
James Langdon Curtn states the Princi.
pies OF the Amorlcnn Party.

James Langdon Curtin States the princi'
Piles Of the American Party.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19-Jnmes Langdou
Curtis has Issued his letter of acceptance OF
the nomination for president. tenChred him
by the National American party. Mr.. Cur.
us approves the platform Of the party,
adopted 10y lis convention at Washington q
month ago, and his lotter consists of nrgu
ments and declarations in support thereof
The idehs favored are: Restricted immigra
ton, with 800 tax upon each immigrant
twenty-ono years resdenco AS a qualification
for vsting; preservation OF public lands for
actual settlers; establishment OF technica
and industrial schools; abolition OF trusts
no display Of any flag eroept Of the Amoicri
stntes and nation; government savings banks
the restoration Of American shipping; par
ticipation Of busness men in public affairs H.
place Of politicians; and tho substitution OF
arbitration for force IN settling international
disputes Mr Curtis declares that none Of
the old parties are truly national All arr
partial The American party alone can fur
nish common ground Of political action.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
THE CONGRESS OF PHYSICIANS.
Ito History Resicwcd-Dr. j. 5. billings
u. S. A.. Elented Presldent.

lts history lleNteWcu-Df. y. =. billings,
q. 5. A., Elected President.
WASHINGTON, sept 19.-The trienninl con.
gress Of American physicians. which con
venod in G.. A. r hail. was called 70 order IS
Or. Wiliiam Pepper, Of Philadelphia chair.
man OF the executive committee. Severa
hundred physicians, embracing some Of thi
most prominent members Of the profession iu
this and foreign countries, were in attend.
ance DR. Pepper read an address OF welcome
in which he reviewed the history Of the con
grcss from its inception four years ago 70 last
year, when the international congress OF
physicians gave 70 IL AN iinpctus that ha,
resulted In tine present organization.
DR. Pepper closed his address with the an
nouncement Of the election, by the oxecutiv,
committee, Of Dr John S. Billings, U. S. A..
as president Of tho congress-
Dr. Billings after expressing his thanks foi
the honor conferred upon him, read an I'D
dress Of welcome aud the congress adiournod
until s D. m.
At the evening session several papers wer,
read A long medical discussion took place.
and at 10 o'clock the congress adjournel
until this evening.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Gorrrnnr AN rarer for Worl..

NEW YogF, Sept H. Governor David b.
H'll was the most prominent caller at ths
D,sn1cra..c ia.iola headquarters ) stsrday,
and the result a. hia cali Is Of interest Ha ~
once put himself n THO disposal of tbs Demo
cratic national and Sssto Committees, 3.rt,o
ulfIly the lsltsr Warnar Miller il going &
clnvslss about the interior COUNTIES, ans Nj
Hill is anxious n meet him. He IS anxiolf,
too, to prove his tealty 10 the national tioke6,
and, therefore, after he has looked af.er his
own field he viii 60 as missionary 10 pdt
ana, omecticut and New Jersey An this
was arranged yesterday in consultation
with Col Brice, Chairman Murtha and Rob
ert A. Maxwell
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Colored Democrats paInlie.

NEw York. Sept. ia colored meni
Cleveland and Thurman club, 1877 strong,
peraded with police escort last night, fol
lowed by about 900 negro men and women
Theit appearance created much merriment,
but the affair took q serious turn when the
club reached Third and Thompson streets
the center Of the cobred district. A shower
Of bricks, bottles and cobble stones fell upon
the parnders, aud several were bruised and
cut The police dispersed the assailants
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
A Threat THAT Was Fulnlied.

LONDON, Sept. IA letter dated July %,
received from an official Of the Congo state,
says. "Half of the men at Aruwhimi have
died OF illness or starvation Maj. Bartte-
lots men are too emaciated 10 combat with
the difficulties before them. Great complaint
is made OF Barttelots harzhness and his dis
regard Of Stanley's orders TO consult with
other officers. Several Of his men have
threatened 70 shoot him; indeed l should not
be surprised il Tippoo Tbs men returned
with a story that all the whites had been
kfIaI
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
TRADE BULLETIN
New York Money and Produce Market
Ouofafiona

New York Money and Produce 11srlOet
Quotations
NEW YORK, Sept Is. Money closed % 9 per
cent the highest rate was 80 and the lowest
per cent. Exchange closed stsads. Posted rates
4s5lx@4s9: actual rates. 4s4S414s5 for % days
aud 4.sSJ46lS5lS for demand Governments
csosed firm; currency 6S, iH bIds d, COUP
129sl bid; 4y<s do. 1876 bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows Union
firsts, i13bilc: Union land grants, iO8tsi06;
Union sinking funds, 13Ot31s3; Centrals, if4Qlld
Cable dispatches from London announcing an
advance In American securities ranging from a
to x per cent had a salutary effect on values on
the Stock Exchange here Prices opened "a an
advance OF "A TO q in this market, sRd as the
morning advanced values steadily rces 70 soon,
when they were Y 10 ~ per cent. higher
than they closed During the Two hours from
noon until = O'Clock, the market wss strong and
at times buoyant. Prices went up with rush.
and at the hast named hour they wers up a %
~ per cent. from those OF last night. 10 the
last hour there was some heavy selling to realize,
which caused reaction Of 4 20 psr cent The
sales for the day amounted to sS2eo shares-
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
RepublIcan FLAG Raisine.

New YORK, Sept 1a-The raising Of a
Harrison and Morton banner at Broadway
and Leopard street by the Republican Dry
Goods club was made the occasion Of an ex-
tensive demonstration, crowd Of 5000 or
1900 people assembling, and speeches being
made from a platform on Leonard street by
Hon. Warner Miller, John f. Plummer, s. v.
r Cruger, Hon. S. V. White and Hon. Clark
E Carr, Of Galesburg, Ills Among others
on the platform were Congressman Reed, Of
Maine: J. Hossack, Of The Albany journal
John Clahln and C. n BliA Chauncey N.
Depew sent letter Of regret
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
General Markets


NEW YoRS. Sept 1s.-FLOUR-C Closed steady
after a fair days trading. superanA spring.
s.. sS8sSo; isuperhne winter, s83Sso; no. J
extra spring and winter, S2oonA Southern
-four quiet, but firm; extras, S3Tsd16ia
WHEAT -- Options were fairly active and
closed at a slight advance. spot lots closed
steady and unchanged. Spot sales OF No. red
winter at g7Gsssc.; No 3 do. 0l0gsc.; No. 9 red
state. 9si4c. No do, Si.0l; 10 red winter,
Oct, $3.50; do, Nov, o9Jsc. 6idi DO, Doc.,
Si.0i5s
CORN-Options were dull and closed barely
steady. Spot lots closed dull but prices are
firmly held. Spot sales OF No. mixed az 5stf0
$3.50; do, Sept, bs94c.; do, oo,., $3.50.
OATS-Options were DUH and closed slightly
lower. Spot lots closed IES82c. ioreT. Spot
sales OF No / white state at 400. No 2 do.
Sc; No. mixed, Sept, 295se.; do, Oct, 8l5sc /;
90, Nov, Sesc
RYE-Dull and unchanged.
BARLEY-Noninal.
PORK-Closed ffrm after a moderate business,
ness. 6s50l5.76
LARD-Closed firm and moderately active;
Sept. sl1; Oct, sl09e; Nov, sass
SUGAR-Raw dull but hrm; fair refining.
5lfc; centrifugal % test oJ6c. Refined 10
good demand at full rates; cut loaf and crushed,
SIC; cubes, So. powdered, Sc; gronulated,
5sic.; mold A. 794c.; confectioners A, 79sc j.;
coffee A. standard, sSke97 s-ltc.; coffee OF A,
i-I6G7tse; white extra G 7c- extra O. 6&
76ts.; G, 6T-le@6 s-16e.; yellow, eos s-lec-
BUTTER Steady; eastern creamery, s30
esise; western do, 23823l5c.
CHEESE-Steaty; factory New York ched-
dar, 6laGls34c western fiat, S0Slfc.
EGGS-eluiet; eastern frsts, isl60i9c.; west
ern 1o. felLN fac.
COrTON-sp0t closed steady; mttdlns mp
lands. i0sa
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
An Homes. Merchant Embarrassed.

NEW YoRK, Sept 19-Jacob L. Seixas,
Wholesale dealer in dry goods, has become
embarrassed, and his creditors have offered
to settle at 50 per cent. The liabilities are
about 600 Mr. Seixas is the oldest dry
goods merchant in New York, having started
in 1887, and at one time did an extensive
business. He is nearly 80 years old His
career has been 50 honorable that great sym
9athy is felt for him in his present trouble.
He lost $3.50 900 when the war stopped his
southern trade, but settled IN fun, and can
boast that in all HIS ldng career he never
failed TO meet every obligation.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
canadn.. ofineral Prodnot.

OTTAWA, Sept 19.-The statement pub
lished by the government engineer shows
that the total mineral production Of Canada
last year was SIS. OOe0, OF which s4,SOO,0Oi
was exported, Imports Of mineral and pro
ducts manufactured therefrom, 81 ,OlO,OO1
He reports that with proper Development oi
her own resources Une buik or tins could b,
sarnnl in TIE Dominion.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
senator s,ano,rd in Good Health

WASHINGTON. Sept l9-The Star says;
There is no foundation whatever for the
statement recently published that Senator
Stanford is in IN health In Europa On the
contrary, a letter was received from Mrs.
Stanford saying that he was never IN hettl
health. Senator Stanford will return IN
about two weeks and will take an active
part in the political campaign In California,
Oregon and Nevada.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Refugee Northward Bound

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept IA train load Of
Florida refugees reached this city. They
were all from Gainesville, Fla, and all had
health certificates Nine remained in At
lanta, and the others went on north A few
days ago James Llengle jumped from ref
ugee train from Jacksonville, intending 70
stay here He was in the city three days be-
fore discovered, and yesterday was sent for
ward to Hendersonville, n. G.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
sentence 81 4 wife Mutilater.

NEW YoRK, Sept t9.-Wlliam Bohan, Of
RookAwny, who made his wife totally blind
In July last by plucklng out her only remain.
ing eye, after having on former occasion
destroyed the sight Of one eye, win have
ample time in prison 70 consider the enormity
Of his oifense He was sentenced yesterday
bv Judge Garretson, at Long Island City, q
twenty-soyen years imprisonment
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Rlntnns IrI.h Eunirrnn,..

GLASGOW, Sept. 1g--The Irish inmates OF
the Emigrants' home in this city broke out IN
a riot, aud have wrecked the house. They
fought desperately, and the police broke
twenty batons in their efforts 70 quen the
disturbance Sixty-five OF the emkzrants
were arrested, ifty-two Of whom have BEEN
sentenced 70 a months imprisonment. The
others were remanded
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Killed and Injured N a coIiision.

DANvILLR, Ills, Sept. 1a.-The east bound
Wabash passenger train No. ~ collided with
two freight cars standing on the main track
in the yards at Tllton. The engineer, John
Brant, Of Springfield, sprained his leg and
Mail Agent David Cotternann was bruised
at the shoulder. Both injuries are slight.
Fireman Brown was scratched in tho face by
jumping on a barhed wire fence. John Parry,
a coal miner, who had been ON the front
platform Of the mail car, was killed by being
crushed between the mail car and the engines
f.t,Har
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Floods m Eew Lnrrer.

BELvmERE, n. j., Sept l9-The heavy
rain storm during the pasf three days cansei
an unprecedented rise In the small rsroa -ns Ia
this section Of New Je<sey. Maiy brsdget
are washed away and pubic roois GlrIas,NL
The Lehigh and Hudson River rlss! h'ss besn
abandoned until the floods which cover itf
tracks on the Great Mead DWs subsida large
culverts and bridges have alao been carried
may nlnnc the line Of this rl.ad
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
pulon n Roadv for the Frav.

DUBLIN, Sept. l9.-Mr John Dillon at 10
O'Clock last night addressed a crowd outside.
the house He thanked them for their ova--
ton, and explained that he had been released
Hnder no conditions, and that there had been
no negotiations Of any kind He intended, he
said, to enter the Irish struggle more dill
gently than ever
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
oad FelIovs Elect Omeers.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 1.-THE Sover-
eign Grand lodge OF Odd Fellows elected
officers for the ensuing year. The only changes
were the elect on of Gen. Underwood. Of KEN
tucxy, present deputy grand sire, 70 the ouics
Of grand sire, and Charles u. Busbee, q
Raleigh, y. c., 70 be deputy grand sire, -
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
New YorL State Pals.

EIMIRA, n. Y, Sept l0-The state fair
grounds were stlll wet from the heayy rain,
and less than 5000 persons attended the exhi-
hition yesterday. The unfavorable weather
has also delayed exhibitors IN getting then
exhibits IN shape Everything is now IN
good order, however, and large crowds ar
a,r,,acfad
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
NOTICE 10 DELINQUENTs.
wrnMrNaroN Coal Gas 90.

WILdINGTON DEL, Sept. l4. 1875.
Many of our patrons have failed to pay their
bills in accordance with the rules OF the COM
pany, and in some cases are in arrears for con-
siderable amounts and for "A long time. This il
toinform al such parties that their bills must
he arranged without delay. or the gas will be
stopped off and the meters removed without
further notice.
Debtors are particularly requested to call at
once and make settlement. and thus avoid the
unpleasant remedy referred to.
By order of the Board.
EDWARD BELTS. President
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
800 Aobbed Joaa smIth and were shot.

NASHVILLE, Sept l9.--I9hn Smith, Jr., 4,
contractor on the Nashville and Knoxvins
railroad, was shot and robbed Of 81 600 by
two highwaymen near Lancaster. Mr. John
son, an employe Of Smith, pursued the rob
bers, who fired upon him without effect. He
returned tho fire, wouncing one OF the high
wayTnen fatally and the other seriously. Mr.
johnson recovered the money and took the
roble-s . Car.hase, wfcre tl-oy were ,o,.sad
in jail Mr.. Smiths Sound is not a dam
gerous ona
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
nniIrond Trarel Impeded.

BANGOR, Pa, Sept IA notice has been
posted announcing that all trains on the
main line and branches Of the Bangor and
Portland road have been abandoned, owing
10 washouts In shk place bridge was
washed away and iAsny streets are flooded
All the quarrics IN the slate regions are
nooflef
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
view OF the London New =

LONDON, Sept i0-The News this morning
saws that il does not believe that a man ex-.
lists in the kingdom, not excepting even Mr.
Balfour or Mr.. Goschen, who does not hope.
that Mr. Dillon has been released from jail in
time to preserve his life It says that he was
released because had anything happened 80
him while in jail Secretary Balfour's official
existence would not be worth fortnight's,
rntrchasa
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
TL Firm ntsarree..

ROCKVILLE, Conn, sept 19-samuel
Fitch 4 Sons one Of the largest manufactur-
ing frms IN the country OF stockineta plushes
and Knit goods, VIII shut down their mill
Sept ~, owing 20 "a disagreement among tho
members of ths firm They have ORDER
ahead and are IN strong financial condition.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
.Balf0uP' 5 Back Broken
Tories and Liberals Astonished
at His Last Act.
DILLON RELEASED FROM JAIL.
III Health Given as the Cause Conditions
Were Imposed, but He Firmly Rejected
Them and Was Set Free Internationally.
The Times Losing Ground.

LONDON, Sept 19-The release Of Mr..
John Dillon from Dundalk jail, where he was
serving a six months sentence, which would
not expire until the latter part Of December,
causes astonishment among both Tories and
Liberals. The astonishment lies In the fact
thst the same government which is virtually
responsible for the death Of Mr.. Vaudeville
should give Mr.. Dillon his freedom on the
ground Of III health The Tories argue that
il Mr.. Dillon was III he ought to have been
removed to the prison infirmary, as would be
done In the case Of an ordinary prisoner.
They express the fear that Irish Secretary
Balfour is losing his courage. The Liberals
exult over the affair, and are proclaiming the
act as one which shows the government to bo
wavering in their treatment Of Irishmen.
There is reason TO believe that DIR. Macon
nell, the prison physician, strongly warned
the officials at the castle that another three
months imprisonment would kill Mr.. Dillon,
and that Mr Balfonr, becoming alarmed at
the effect the death Of such a man as DilloR
would have on the Irish people, consulted
Lord Salisbury on the matter with the result
that Dillon was released. Mr.. Dillon was
sounded, with the view Of obtaining pledge
from him that he would abstain from public
agitation, but the pluciy lrishman refused
70 give any such pledge, and was released un-
conditonally.
The London Times was the only newspaper
IN the kingdom that was without editorial
mention a the proceedings OF the ParneIl
commission. Most Of the papers gave great
space 10 the opening of the commission, both
in editorial and news columns. The radical
papers are gloRting over the notoriously
steady decrease Of advertisements in the Tory
Times Yesterdays Times which consisted
OF sixteen pages, contained only thirty coli
umns Of advertisements, whereas the eight
paged Telegraph contained thirty-nine col
umns, st in closer type
The Libaral electioneering agents claim
heavy gains in the registrations in the London
boroughs,
Mr.. William Henry Hurlbert wrote letter
10 The Times, which occupied two and half
columns, In which he reviewed tho history Of
the fishery disputes between the United States
and Canada He argued that Lord Salisbury
was empowered, and ought, by an order made
In council with the cabinet, open the Canadian
ports 10 American fishermen
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Removod by tho Postnaafer GenernI,

CHICAGO Sept l9-R d. Wilbanks, super
inteadent of mails Of the Chicago postoflice
was removed by the postmaster general
Lyman A. Prater has besn appointed to sue
ceed him. Il Is understood that the regnofal
rs the elimination Of a quarrel Of long stand
tng which has beon going on between Mr.
MilbanlLs and Postmaster Judd
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Speaker Cole to Bs Married.

TOLEDO, o., Sept l9-Cards have been
received by relatives in this city announcing
that ON Thursday Of this week viii occur
the marriage Of Hon. Fremont Cole, speaker
Of the New York assembly, 70 prominent
young society lady at Watkins, \. X, the
home Of both contracting parties
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Inndslldea Som Eerhnrrh

NEwBURGH, n. Y, Sept l9-The storm
here Monday night was one Of the most 50
we're in years The West shore and Erie
railroads have both had washouts and land
slides. The former are not serious The
latte-as tracks are covered with sand and
gravel three feet deep distance Of several
hundred feet Hundreds Of men are at wors
openine the tracks
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
a. nemocrntIo narheene.

CINcrNNATI. Sept. la-The Democratic
barbecue at Erlanger, Ky, to-day, promise,
to be a stupendous affair Twenty thousand
people are expected. senator Blackburn.
Speaker Carlisle and others win be the orators
Of the occasion.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
The Ives-stayner Case FnirIy BeCun.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 19-The case against
Ives and Sayner came up t Judge Shroder's
court Tbs jury was finally selected, and
Prosecutor Pugh made his opening statement
He was followed by Judge Harmon for the
defense. With the usual instructions 70 ths
Jury the court then adjourned
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
omcInl Retnrns h. NraIna.

AUGUSTA, Ne, Sept. 19-Ofticial returns
from the entire state, with the exception Of o
few remote and unimportant voting places
give Burleigh Repl 79,5l3; Putnam Dem J,
6l,0lS; Republican plurality, 1s,49a
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
FaiIures I'm New York,

New YoRK, Sept. 19-Cohen & Levyson,
boys clothing, have assigned Liabilities,
$40, 600; assets, $4,000 Theodore Haught &
Co, oil and stock brokers, have assigned
Liabilities and assets small
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
IN requirements OF an Act of the General AS
sembly of Delaware passed at Dover, March
L. 1888 entitled AN Act Concerning Private
interpretations notice is hereby given that a
certificate Incorporating "A company TO be
known as the f. T. Clymer Company will on
Saturday, the - of September, A. ID. lSSs, al 10
O'Clock. a m, be presented at Chambers in VIII
mington, to the Hon. |. G. Grubb, Associate
Judge. etc. for approval.
H0FFECKER & H0FFECKER,
AiinrnnN fnr Incnr..lnra ~
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
ono European State in sound cond

One European State In Sound Condition.
THE HAGUE, Sept 19-Parhament was
opened yesterday Owing 70 sickness, the
king was not present, and the speech from
the throne was read by Premier Van Karne-
back. The speech declares the foreign rela-
tlons Of Holland to be friendly, the finances
satisfactory knd no increase Of taxation nee
ossary. The government intends 10 present
bills for Modification Of the constitutional
law; revision Of the laws concerning pri-
mary education; for the division OF great
towns into separate electoral districts; for the
regulation OF the labor OF children In fac
tories, and for modification Of the sugar
tax A credit win be asked for the compile
ton and strengthening OF the navy.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Dyuamos In the Bottom Of the River.

NEESAH, Wis, Sept. 19.-The electric hight
dam and main building were washed away
by high water The dynamos are in the bot
tom OF the river. The total loss is about
As. COO
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
Ce,A panl.s Nomlnate,l.

Boston, Seq, 19.-The Republicans Of the
TIN congressional district nominated Gen.
Nathaniel p. Banks for congress on the first
ballot
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
cnnrnniinn of Thlrtr-thlrd naaree nInsons.

BosroE, Sept 19.--Ths annual convention
OF thilty-third degree nlasons met hers
yesterday, Sovereign Grand Commander
Palmer, OF Milwaukee, presiding. A banquet
was given them at tho Vendome last night.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
DROF. A. ;. WEBsrEti's
SELECT DANCING ACADEMY,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Wilmington, Delaware.
GENTLEMEN's GLASS.

GENTLEMEN'o CLASS.
Commences Monday Evening, September q.
Monday and and Tuesday evenings, from 20
10 O'Clock.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLASS,
Commences Saturday afternoon, October d, at
3 O'Clock. Wednesday Afternoon from ta o,
and saturday from 3 to D.
Commencing Tuesday Evening, October ?,
Special Ladies' Glass on Tuesday Evenings
from TO 10. This class is especially fOr ladies'
who cannot attend during the day.
Private Glasses or Private Instructions by
speci Il arrangements. For Terms. Circulars,
&c, apply to II. f. ROhelin. IA Market street.
at my residence, Sl4 West Tenth street, or by
mail To the Masonic Temple.
Evening journal., 1888-09-19
DREssMAKING.

DRESsMAKING N ALL ITS BRANCHES
IL at 500 w. Seventh street. Cutting done
by draught; it guaranteed.