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Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
A plan 20 peiend Omr i,orl..

NEW YORK, Jan. 2'.--lhe surgcs..a
Of war with GermsDy hiss called attention
20 the defenseltss eondlti u OF the Amc','
can seaport towns, which would need iu'-
lns,liAte protection. How this could %
afforded Is = serious question, tut " y.
pears from reports IRON Ashinetou 'la1
It has received confederation. 1T Is a.
serted that powerful company Of ctV'
taiists, already organized, with mlIiioA
OF dollars behlnd II, has proposed TO DO
Government plan TO DIFF nd the ea'
trance 10 harbors by forcing PETROLEUM
to the surface Of the water through pipes
lhil at the bottom for that purposr and
lgnliing with burning bomb, mus
creating sea of FIRE. through which tat
enemy't q ct must pass. An experiment
" III soon be- made 10 demonstrate The
prActieabillty Of the pan, and the apps
ratus necessary Is now Ieady. This IS NJ
insane Ii. DRY. Il is q revolution. II
just what this country has been lo0kinl
for
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

MARLBORO, Mass, Jan. 2l.-Rev.
p, DAILY, converted Roman Catholic
priest, who was In charge OF Catholic
church in Virginia for fourteen years, was
baptized by immersion at the Baptist
Church last night The church could
not hold the multitude that crowded the
doors. A large number OF those press NJ
were Roman Catholics, hut there was no
demonstration Of disapprayAl.
SOME time ago Father Daily tork a let
ter Of introduction from a Wheeling
newspapA. and y eut 10 Pittsburg, wh-rt
he entered the journalistic profession.
From there he went to Buffalo aud asso
clated himself with the pol teal papc
called The Fifteenth Amendment. Ii
New York City last summer DAILY mar
ried Methodist lady, and through bel
Influence, It is stated, he WAS cohyerte,
10 Protes' aptism, although he had been
Protaster against RUmauism before.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan % -MF4
Walsh, who gave hls address to Lies
ant Francis when he was brought 1
the Niuth district station houte lat I'd
~ $50 Cope street and his age As 4jy,ll
will be brought TO the Central itoGe
Gay and given q bearing before Il u
trate Pole on the cha'ge Of sttempalfM
assault on Mary Mcbride, the s-yelt.A
daughter Of MIS-. Mary Mcbride, VIC liza
at $50 fancy street.
SUIT officer John Scott and on blrJ
Of the Ninth district were sunl.u. Al
fancy aud Poplar streets early l1st t,-q.
irg when thsy taw Welsh come 90, q
Nrs, Msbride's house followed by Ne
latter, who caught him by the coal collar
and lcgan striking him IN the lie D
her ut, al the sane time calling A.w
scoundrel, Walsh was placed u.l-t az
rest at once Sn1 Mrr. McBr de tlVds-
her cLild 10 the station housc.
Sergeant Shil Ing was sent sl'fr ~
Rock, who said the child h d uo' Jya
injured. Special Officer Clayton sa' De
tailed 10 investigate the charge agaa,'
WRlsh, and will have all the w'tue.F, Al
the bearing this morning. Mr.. N Sll'
ssye Wash came TO her house ~ rsA.
couple OF rooms she had 10 let
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

New York, Jan. 2I.-General Roger
A. Pryor and William Lardner, repre-
stntiug he Attorney General If The State
In the litigation 10 anuul the charter Of
the North River Sugar Refining Company
for It's connection with the sugar Trust,
which Judee Barrett held to be illegal, to-
day applied 10 Judge Barrett fer iudg
ment in accordance With the decision re-
Gently given declaring the company's
charter forfeit d.
! John f. Parsons, fer the company, sug-
Rested that this question be lsi1 over
Temporarily, lusimatng that they could
agree upon Il ceiyer. General Pryor,
while making no objection 10 this propo-
sition gave MIR. Parsons to understand
that II he hal any idea that tue appoint.
ment Of an officer OF the company might
be agreed upon, he Has greatly mistaken.
BE said be should certainly oppose the
appointment OF any person connected
with the company. Judge Barrett re
served his decision.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

DR.. H. @. Snitcher Of this city, who Is
now on business trip TO Colorado, writes
to fiend that he Is investigating a
mineral spring which he regards as a spe-
ciic for Bright's disease and all other
kidney affections. The great trOdble cX.
perienced by physicians III treating di-
seases Ct this nature is the fact that tn
known remedies were sure to act disad.
vantageously by disarraugiug n. d vitality
disturbing the powers Of digestion. Tie
waters of this wonderful spring, the COS
tor claims, sre free from this disadyan-
tage, and he Is So fully bitieii, Il Ia re gard
10 it's virtues that h. is now making ar,
engagements - have it put on sale in III,
eastern cities at AN early day. Dir
Sni.cher is so we'll known in tbs city tbs
no oae will doubt that An article Whit
he, after careful Investigation, Q,
strongly recon pends must pess So grea
medicinal virtues.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

We dove of peace has again nestled
4,wn in It's cGzy nest In the Evening
journal Office, with Charles w. EdhAi'.
the u anAger, seated with whip In hand
In the chariot seat. 1t is now given ou'
that Y. Stewart Is to be editoT-!n ch'e',
Frederick K. Bach, managing editor Il.
W. McIptlre city editor; all the reporters,
OF whom there are three or four, are to u
assistant city editors, and q. w. Edwards
bus ness manager. 1t has been definitely
settled, II tetms, that the paper is To al,
vocate free trade and democracy, Nhfh
fact is giving the Republican ttockholieT,
no little uneasiIess with a possibility o.
eliminating In little rebellion IN 'he
perhaps near future. But for the pre- COZ
the white-wnged dove Of peace lie on t'h
and eyerythii & looks serene ard lovely
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
THIRD EDITION.


A Chicago dispatch states that q novel
wager was made Wednesday between
Henry Ganey and John Kelly, OF that
city, the amount put up being 800 each.
Clancy says Kelly cannot eat thirty young
pigs in thirty days, but Kelly is confident
that he can. The latter must weigh be
tween ionr and six pounds each, and
Kelly, who is robust cab-dtiver, with
The healtaiest appetite imaginable, is al
lowed twelve hours In each day for the
consumption OF each pig Should he fail
10 cat rs many as fifteen he loses his 500
and the price OF the porkers. Otherwise
0aney must pay for the pigs and furnish
everything else In the way of drinks and
catsbles tina, Kelly desires to lake with
his pig. Gney is now calling on the
farmers Ia the outlying districts tor llttle
rooterS, and Kelly, with s,hile, wal
each evening for the appearance OF the
roasted piglet. The conditions OF tie
wager arc TO be carried out at once
Kelly being eager to begiu.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

William Blakes, the colortd driver Of
Brodhead's stagee, NJ Media, has a task
70 accomplish on Washingion's birthday
lie has undertaken to eat, IN . sitting OF
one hours bushel OF turnips, half peck
OF po' atoet, SIX Cule OF coffee, four lOayes
OF bread, half pound OF stewed prunee,
lour pounds OF beef, six small pies, thrt e
sprlDF chickens, three oyster sieve, finy
raw oyS'trs, one can OF salmon, and wash
all 'h's down with pint Of whisky. The
turpips aud potatoes are to he measured
whole and Afterwards boile1 and mashed
The loser oi the wager pays for the pro
visions. The entertainment will begin NJ
| n'cllek.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
Doyereli Hros,


s East Fourth street.
Creamery Butter, Csc Id.
Creamery Butter, 25c ID.
Creamery Butter, 25c 10.
Creamery Butter, Csc ID.
Creamery Butter, Csc ID.
Creamery Butter, csc ID.
Creamery Butter, 25c Id.
Creamery Butter, csc Id.
Pure, sweet and fresh.
Pure, sweet and fresh.
Pure, tweet and ifesh.
Pure, swcet and fresh
Creamery Butter, Csc Id.
Creamery Butter, Csc ID.
Creamery Butter, CSC ID.
Golden Drlps, l0c qt.
Golden Drlpe, l0c at.
Golden Drlps, loo at.
Golden Drips, Toe qt.
Golden Drips, l0c at.
Golden Drlps, loo at.
DEvKRELL BROS,
No. s East Fourth street.
Cut this out for reference.
Observe name and number.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
- A Pullman yestibuie Train.

Running over the London, Brighton
and South Coast Railway is an Ameri-
canism which is now more popular in
England than even Buffalo Bills
method of riding was. The train made
IT'S first trip u trifie over a week ago, the
three cars of which It was made up be-
ing called the Princess, Prince and Al
bert Victor, respectively. These were
lighted by electricity, and are in their
finish and furnishings an exact counter
part of the vestibule trains which have
leen running in this country for some
time
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
meeting of tho Historical society.

The Historical soclety held Its regular
meeting last evening with Judge Wales
presiding, and Willard Hall Porter, Etq.,
acting as secretary. There were twelve
members present, but no business of i'm.
portAnce was transacted. A number Of
historical pamphlets were received and
registered, and II vas stated that the so
cieiy had published ready for distribution
among members, the diary Of Captain
thomas Rodney, which included de-
.cripiion of the second battle OF Trenton
and the battle Of Princeton.
The following bound volumes were -
! ceived aud inspected at the meeting,
| United States International Exhibition
| Reports, 1876, nine volumes, from Secrc-
tary of State Bayard; Paris Universal
Exposition Reports, five volumes and
Commercial Relations, two volumes, also
by Secretary Bayard.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

The New York Tribune in referring
to Samoa, says, There was no naval
demonstration when the Germans were
victorious in their usurpation, but there
Is one nov, when their forces and allies
have been routed. But Mr. Bayard is
always true % his tim5rous character
He cannot dispatch the fleet without as.
surfing the German Minister that moth.
ing offensive Is meant and fling with
him COPY of the harmless instruction.
10 the American Admiral. Nothing
will come Of this burlesque naval per
Torrance Another and wiser Admin
istratiOn will have 10 extrilate the coun
try from the results OF Secretary Bay
Grd's folly.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22


Pure spices n specA ~, Pure pepp,r
speciality At Grip lel's, L LOT 2ad 81. -
---- -=-
Handmade chocolates at Fergusou's.
MARRIED.
RiCHFEG-MUgRAG. -At I'll wyn, Delaware
Count JmnAry 18th, %, by lie Roy
Thomas ID. Jester, o. Aiidleiown. hi4s
SJtli- A, Aurray oil Mrst Chester, and
Otto 4. hichlcr Jr., OF Delaware County.
DIED.
Lyons At No. gsG spruce street. on the
Gth inst, ill1 youngest daughter uf wa.
tam aud tlka A. Lyons, agcl years
months ami u days.
Fun raj private.
| THOMrSuN-un the 20th instant, Annie L
| thompson, aged e.; years.
, Relatives AMI friends arc respect lly IN
vited 10 tend her funeral fro n the e. ldt ne
Of her daughter Lizzie sholl, lsiO Fr bct
/ street, OF Ncluesiay afternoon At O'Clock
lnterment at Riytrview.
FFRGTSpN-On Monday, Jan. 81, lSs9, MSrl
=. Ferguson, aged Il years, months aud ,
days.
Rall ives and friends are respect fully In
I Illrd 90 attend her funeral ron her late a
dtnr", No, ms French street, on EhuFsdtl
morning, to cave the house At p, o'clock. ser
vices Al The house On Vein sday evening
half-pts O'Clock. lnIcrmrut A. LawisEile
Ia.
AISLE p in Jesus. blessed st,rp,
From which none ever wake to retp. ~
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2i.-The
deadlock in the Senate was broken late
this evening by eleeting r. 8. Carr,
Union Labor eouA or from this city,
President OF toe Senate. He received 10
votes, Of which were Democrats, who
claim that It was their victory. The
balance OF Organization will take place
to morrow. The ballot on which Carr
was elected was the l26th. The dead
lock lasted since the 9th inst
Tbs report that there will be dual
government In this State has been killed
by the election OF President OF the Senate
who will become Governor Of the State
on March 4 II Goil or Fleming, who are
now contesting, be not seated. The Con
stitution OF the State provides for this
lagg
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

The new comic opera, IA Royal
Tramp will be presented 10 the public
oi Philadelphia on Janua IS, Vt Herr
-manu's Broad Sire Theatre, by the
Fifth Ayeaue Comic Opera Company.
The opera abouuds with catchy music,
funny situatiots. pretty girls aud dAzz-
ling scenic ELECTS. Tie cast includes
Misses Agnes Folsom, Lizzie Haraid,
Blanche Lamar, Hattie Harvey, Donald
dc V. Graham, f. d, Lyons, w. ri. New
borough, and others we'll kuOwn re
putaiion. The libretto IS intsr sting and
treats OF King SAnchopauza 1t Lerida,
Spain, who, in order 10 cor tiuus On the
throne, which really belongs to his
nephew, Fernando, wishes his daughter,
the Princess Preiecta, to wed either The
Prince OF Aragou, the Duke OF MluchA,
or Don Carries Of CASTLE The plot i:
good and the comicsl scenes entertaining
and very laughable, while the music i.
Inspiring.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

For several years past 1t has been known
that the p, W. Il b. Railroad Company
wanted a slice OF ground from the Old
Swsdes' Cemetery, but there has always
been so much opposition to the proposal
to purchase by the church authorities
that no sale hae ever been consummated.
1t has been understood that Hon. Thomas
+. Bayard has been very much opposed
TO allowing any encroschments upon the
cemetery grounds, the place where his
ancestors and the deceased members OF
his family are buried. The question of
purchase has again been revived. The
railroad Company wants to make a four
track road to Edge Moor, the tracks to be
laid upon the west side. This caunot be
done very well without a slice OF about
hf,een feet from tine reyered cemetery.
There are but few graves it Is said In the
art required Ivy the company, aud a very
liberal oller has been made Whether or
not the csurch authorities VIII accept the
offer Is rot kuowp.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
A New Banking House.

The directors of the Central National
Bank yesterday purchased the property
at Fifth and Market streets, now occu'
pied as q residence and clothing store
by Meyer Meyers, from the owners
Thomas and Samuel Culbert, for $50, 900.
The property consists OF a three-storied
brick building with a fiontage Of 221s
fest and depth of 81 feet. Back of the
building is yard extending TO shipley
street, making a total OF III ieet deep
from Market TO shipleysstreet.
! The Central National Bank ct the pre-
sent time merely occupies space in the
building which is owned By the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company, the
/ business OF which has increased 80 fast
that the Bank Is gradually crowded out.
The directors of the latter have for
some time past been on the lookout Tor q
suitable place to erect building OF their
own, aud they have teeu indirectly neg5-
! ilHng with Mr.. Cuibert for the balldng
referred to. TIE electors Of the bank
Led meeting yesterday and agreed 20
purchase the property and build bank
Ing house, ami inmediately a9thorlz a
Sir Allen Speak man, . director, TO make
the purchase AT Ell the adjournment OF
the meeting Mr.. Speakman stepped down
to Mr.. Cuibert's Oiiie and c.ossd the
bargain.
Mr.. Meyers' lease.will expire On the
25th of March, but the bank will take
possession on the 2Jth Of January. Tue
directors intend - 20 right ahead In
making pre- parat,Ons to buili as soon as
Mr.. Meyers remOvls In the spring.
The exact style AID architecture OF the
build NJ has NOT been decided upon, but
the designs viii le given to an architect
TO Hut into > ape at rs early date a.
possible.
The property purchased Is one OF the
old land marks Of tue city. There are
vcry many who can remember back rs
lar AS 1873, at which time Captain
LeW3en Robinson kept Eroeery store
Ia 1t.
euIamin Jauyer about ten years al
ier~sras came iuto possession OF the
place sad KEPT ( ocery store in IL 1t
Mas afterwards sold to jesse sharp Tor
$500, AID during his tile time 1t was
u.cd at Nat.ous tilnvs as i grocery store
The place has been used Tor the last II
years as A clothing sore by Mr. Meyers
Wh9 is one OF the most popular clio niers
OF tue city In ISL tbs rear part u the
nuUs- was the Dutunt house and was
kept ty Louis PHbst ard he wac followed
n tue same business Nv Jharlts Chan
der ani afterwards ty Daniel Mulcef.u
Gu May 70, laSb, the Cu!bers Jou-b b.
me properly rom Victor DUPONT, trus-
tee Tor ESQ sharp's helr5, ior ssO,Uyo.
TIRE place has been especially remuLcfa-
.Ne ~ lie late owners.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

Pure spices specia .ty, Pure pepp,
speciality at Grip lel's, 5 East Bad 81, q
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

Have you seen the bar
gain-Locm Damask Tow
els, as inches BY AZ inches,
reduced to 25 cents. Don't
take too much time on
them.
One-lhid OF the Table
Linen remnants went out in
one day.
To our bargain linens we
have added a splendid
Barnsley s g Table Nap
kin, beautifully bordered
and centred, worth every
where. $3.50. We shall
sell so dozen OF them Tor
81 - per dozen.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
VIII be rendered a Reception.

On Thursday evening, the members
and congregation OF Hanover Presbyter.
ian Church, will tender their pastor, the
Rev. Lafayette Marks, ID. D., a r.cep-
ton In the Sunday school room of the
church. DIR. Marks was Installed pastor
oil Hanover Church on January 20, 1869,
and the reception is rendered as an ami.
versary OF the event. An invitation has
bets extended to The pastors aud elders
OF the fs>Shyttrian churches Of this city
TO be present.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
A Young Man Captiyated.

There is little-town down the Delaware
Railroad called Harrington, and In that
same town there is quite number of
charming young ladies. One of these
has recently spent a week In this CITY
not especially however for the purpose Of
captivating any part cul r individual, hut
u really appears now Chat che has re-
turned to her home) that she did 1t all
the same, for certain young man is now
mopiDgly looking towards Southern Della
ware, feeling sad and lonely. ii.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

Was given at the Opera House li'i
evening before crowded gallery ara
fair sized audience In the cic.o nla
chairs. The play is OF the melo-drama
order. There is g murd c, mn III o
attempted murder, singing and dancing,
and colored man plays a mouth org. .I
to the delight of all. He Is re-csItu
and repeats the dose. A huge tank, cor,
tain ing several hundred gallons Of f .t,
water" is one of the features OF Wv
play. Boys arc are setn in their bathhs
pants" dive from the supposed VI,
head iCrmost into the real wateT'
VIII be repeated again this evening
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
The Union Central Meeting.

The un'on week.night services held by
the Presbyterian congregations of this
city have been very successful. During
last week Hanover Church was filed
With attentive audiences every night.
TIE first service at Central Church last
night drew large audience, every pew
being occupied. The sermon was by the
Rev. W. P. Swariz, aston of the church.
The Rev. W. l.. McEwan of Rodney
Church presided and made an excellent
address. The Rev. Lafayette Marks will
conduct the services TO night
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

Shortly before o O'Clock yesterday After-
noon rs Michae Morley was walking on
tbs =. " 0. X .llrold track examining the
ruins at Kent's burned building, he was
truck by a shiiter and seriously injured
Dr. y ooks1m was summoned and found
that he Was hurt ON The head, but he does
uut consider his INJURIES dangerous. Az
ter be had received incident attention be
was removed to his residence, No 205
Liberty street
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

Albert Constable, Esq, the well-known
and able lawyer of ElRtou, Md, will
oseu an office in this city and be admitted
to practice at The bar of this county. air.
Constable ranks high In his Profession,
and his coming to this city viii be an ac-
cession TO the bright lights Of the New
Castle bar. Mr. Constable still proposes
10 retain his res deuce aud practice IN
Maryland, but VIII come here as his
business requires. James Archer, al
Hartford county, Nd, viii aso open an
oliee IN this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

New YORK, Jan. 2l.-Collector Ma
gone decided this afternoon that the
Alsatians who arrived yesterday on the
steamer La Champagne and we're de-
tanned by order OF the Emigration Com
missioners, could proceed on their way to
Florida. The emigrants came here 10
work on the tobacco isntation OF George
Storm, of the firm Of Straiton & Storm,
in Florida. They came by advice OF rela.
tiVe' now emploj ed at raising tobacco,
aud Storm was aware Of The fact that
they had started and was waiting fol-
them. He did not pay for the ocean pas
SAGE, but will bear the expense Of thei
transportation, where he will install then
in ATTY houses, which he has erected at
cost OF $500 each, They will start to
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22


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Observe name and number.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

Supported by the Lyctum Opera Com
pauy will give one OF her usual unsur-
pas able op,r4t.C concerts at the Opera
House on ThurrdAy evening. The sale
OF seas, With oPpued yesterday, las
been LARGE, ami the Management are
pleased thus far with the outlook Tor
crowded houcs, VII eli Is sure 10 greet
her on her appearance.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
Ills Character Against Him.

WEST CHESTER, Jan. William
Ennis, = man who for several years has
been living IN the vicinity oil Mortonville,
this county, was lodged in Jail late on
Saturday night, on the charge of having
made an assault upon a young girl
named Henrietta Marshall, OF The SAINT
locality.
Ennis ia a man who has not had a very
enviable reputation for many years AM
has been generally feared by the people
of that locality. Mortongile lie SINAI
hamlet located along the lias Of the VIII
mington and Northern Railroad,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

sd. Bsl and City Auditor Newell
disolsim all ownership IN the cratic
Evening Journal, AID deny being con
n'ctel in any way with the mythical
Democrats syndicate, who /, is sa!I have
pur. hiss i IT, II Is probable that the, c
EcutltiJsn are iclrill lest the Jourua al,
under the present management, might
take another top ard land them Ia the
EepnhliCAn eAnp
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

Three hundred and siIty-one saloon
lice, sea, costing $1,000 apiece, vera ist ued
10 81. Paul, MINI, last year, against 763
licenses at tllO apiece during the pre-
yiOus year In otIer words, St. Paul has
less than hall as many saloons and dc
lives nearly I've times as much revenue
ilom them.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

The Wooddale rolling mills shut down
a-a'n o. IIcgday last, for an indefinite
period They were shut dom about three
weeks before aud after Christmas No
r'a1Ou Is giy,n Tor shutting d wn, and
the employees are beginning to think
that shat-iowus ire becoming quite toe
frt luett
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

Yesterday, while Abraham RittenLou'H
a carpenter employed by Harry LSPe
was engaged at work at The brewery IA
the Hartman & Fehrenbach COMPANY, n,
slipped and fell from q ladder, breaAIs
his shoulder blade. BE was taken VA
home. No. Q Klund street, where DO W.
attended by q physician.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22

Tie on case before judge Bail this
morning wac that Of john X, hoe, charged
with Drunkenness. Au officer testified
that he found him last evening lying on
sixth street near French helpies-ly
druI k, and With tie assistance of another
officer CARR 4 him to tho polite station.
As IL Was his inst olieuae. he csc 4led
WITH ii4e OF 81 aud cost6
Daily Republican., 1889-01-22
VM.B.SHARP CO.,
FoURrH ANp MARKET ats

How about the weather?
forty odd days yet of sup
posed winter-Will the real
winter materialize? In any
case its too late 10 hold on
to winter weather stuffs and
they are slipping away from
lis fast at the reduced price.
Another crack at Coats
and probably the last.
Ladies' Short Cloth Jack
cts -I'36, 1 40, I-42, made
of black corkscIew, were
4 so, are reduced 10 81.
2 SO. 1888, made OF brown
and black stripe cloth, were
$3, now 81.
1.34, SO, 2. 40, made oil
gray and bleck plaids, were
$3.50, now 81.
2.4S, Pa, I-4o, 136,
made of blue and dark ecru
and brown and dark ecru
cloth and mixed plaids, were
81 so, now 81.
I32, $50. 1888, 2 40,
2.42. made OF navy blue and
dark brown beaver bound
with braid We're SIS, now
S2.5Q.
1856, I-40, l. 40 msde of
black white stripe cloth were
SO, now 81.
3 IS, lao, Ida, made of
a very pretty mixed stripe,
were SO, now S..