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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27


CoNTI.-Dici. Tuesday night, AZ u O'Clock. 81
the residence OF his grandfather. DOhClE CuI-
LEN, infant sou VI hoberta and Meidio Cont:
aged seven months snd thirteen days.
Richmond papers please copy.
CRONIE-Died, on tho s6lh day OF March,
1890 a. 1890 o'clock A. NJ, AZ the residence a
hsr father, Charles Davis. FIDEALfA 4.
CKoNlE, 10 the forty second year o. her ege.
Funeral will take place from her fathers rosl-
dencc, On Hun street between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, on TO-DAY, the 9Th instant. at
10 O'Clock A. n. Friends snd acguaiatancss are
invited 70 attend.
LEH-Disd, at his residence. Dgs north seven.
teenth street. March %, 1890 st IN A. NJ, RlCu-
ARD LEE
Funeral notice hereafter
Wilmington Dell AID philadelphia Pa) pss
pefs please copy.
MERRILL - Died. OF typhoid pneumoniA
March S. 1890. rs 10 A. NJ. MINNIE J. AER-
RllL; aged iiteen yesrs
precious one from us has down,
voice We loved II stiliod:
p,sce 10 vacant In our house
Whsch never can DO nlled.
God IA His wisdom has recalled
The love as boon has given;
Although tho body moulded hero
The spirit IL safo in Heaven.
Funeral TO-DAY 1hursdsy1 at $50 r. n.
from Third Christian church, corner Of Twentys
sixth sud Marshal streets
Bowling Green paper please copy.
sAUNDEas.-Cied. al Newport NewA March
18Th, Of Inflammation Of tho brain. JOSEPH
saunders: aged ono Tear Ave moDths ana i've
days.
tery. Ashland. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
Death of a Sister of Charity.

l{y telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l
WEST CHESTER, PA., March 2G.-Sistcr
Leo, who escaped from the Villa Maria
Convent Yesterday and was rccaptured a
short distance from the institution, died
to-day of paralysis Of the heart. The Sis
tors talked more freely about the attempt
ed escape. 1t appears that Sister Leo
came to the convent six months ago from
the parish of the Church of Gesu. Phile-
dolphia. and took the white vel:
Since then she has been one Of
the most devoted of the order. A
week ago she was stricken with the
grippe. and a day or so later her brain. it
is said, became affected. II was while Ia
boring under an hallucination that she
leaped from a window yesterday and at
tempted TO escape DR.. John r. McCluerg,
OF this place, the attending physician, sub
Stimulates the story told by the Sisters at
tie convent. AT l o'clock to-day Sister
Leo died Of paralysis Of the heart. Her
death was entirely unexpected and was
caused 10y the exposure Of yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27

Z sss :sscas nssivs:, $500: yss:sn esrs 80.
~. Lorm. March s--csf:ie--Rscsipts. syoU
head; shipmsnss. 30 head; mako. erceet
good 70 fancy native steers. N3oaetD: tar y
good 10, t&Ds&iD; storssrs and fseders ~
ott0; Toxnns and Indians. t2AaAM
ilogs--Recclpts. 1850 head shipments, 90
heed: market higher fair 20 choice hsevys
AioasA20; packing grsics, ftst1. 10: fieht, far
70 best. tlasAih sbsep--Recsipfs, 800 heed:
shipments. 500 head; market strong; fair -
choice. s4asasa
RAsr LIBERTY. PA. March -RscslptD
go head; shipments. 100 head; market barely
steady al yesterdays prices. No cattle shipped
70 New York TO-DAY. Hoes-Receipt. Ito head:
shipments. so head: market SLOW: medium
ana selected, tl40sf&S. Yorksrs a i0A1A. 20
pigs, t3al4 10. Two ears Of hogs shipped 70 New
York to-day. shcep-Receip,s, Z. 0oO head ship
msnts, Loo hoad: market nrm At Yesterdays
prices
BALTIMORE, March "a - Lfcs-efock Ysvdss
svine--rne receipts are less BY some 40 head
than they were last week, but the msrkct h res
a. strong as Il was then. Though pricss OF Ne
best hogs are unchanged thsy uere not - freely
conceded ~ buyers as thcy were .sst Monday
aud the market WAS slow. We daole the range
eassc. per pound net for best western hogs,
5Ae55sc., for nearby, and 1a5c. Tor rough hosS
kece pts OF hogs this week 1875 head.
C7arsnlont stock Yards keceipts mis- week,
5,en head against z. % last ve>s. Fair 10 cool
hogs sold at $50, AMI roughs az - per ln5
pounds. Receipts of sheep 80 head. with sales
a. s. 50ssS per 100 pounds, aud lamhe 70 &C.
per pound. sprinz lambs Ssi0c por pound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
Discussing the Tariff BIN.


WAsHNGToS, March 2G.-Taking advan-
tage OF the opportunity afforded by tho
debate IN the House on the Wyoming bill,
the Republican members Of the Ways and
Means Committee spent the entire day in
consultation and hearing representations
touching the tariff bill. The discussion
touched upon acids, oils, borax, copper, and
nickel, hides. and large number Of other
subjects. A delegation Of brewers and NAL
sters from OswegO objected to the in
creased duty ON Canadian barley. A New
York city delegation lodged an earnest pro-
test against the proposed increase of duty
on fine linen from 35 20 80 per cent, and
a number OF representative glovers urged
the committee 20 stick TO the provisions
of the present law as it affected gloves. but
TO add some safeguards against under
valuation. The principal action Of the day
was the reconsideration OF decision TO
tax hides, and they have been restored 20
the free list. The duty on jute bagging
was also increased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
IN WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsrrspav was
Mean temperature ....
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 2d-Tho stock market
showed a still smaller volume OF business 20
day, but thoro was on the whole much better
tone 70 dealings than yesterday, and ths result
Of the days operations IA 10 leave almost every
thing slightly higher than last night Fears OF
monetary stringency are fast disappearing, bus
the buli leaders are apathetic aud the oesrs are
disposed 10 be over cautious. leaving opotouons
from day 70 day In the hands Of tho profession
ais ard roOm-tfaders, who show very little ois-
position to extend their ventures beyond the
day and the nuctustons are confined wlthin ihe
nsrrowvst limits. Tho near approach OF Aprh
settlements without signs OF strihgency IN me
money market, together With bettcr OUTLOOK
for better rates in the Northwest, make the puhs
hopeful and the assurance OF easy money Tor
moderately long period Is all that is waiter lor.
There seems 70 be- little OF tho foreign solilng
left, and most Of the operations between me
London market and this one are arbttrsgc opera
lions, while the completion Of tho fortnighty set
Elements there gave q better tone 10 me Marker
for American stocks The was another rise In
foreign exchange, which was due principally 10
the scarcity OF commercial bills. but II had no
apprecsble effect upon the market The ex-
pecsation of dividend upon the Missouri Pa
clio made 1t a leader In tho limited upward
mOyem ent which obtained throughout the greater
portion OF she day, and the buying Tor forolsn
account sent Ontario and Western TO tne front
for the frat time in long while. \ better out
lock IN the West helped the GrangerS Dus only
Rock island showed any special strength. sugar
was The only stock which showed any width TO
rs fluctuations, aud after drop to 6SS against
fiX last evening. IL recovered almost all Us
losses. Sales OF listed. 10000 shares; unlisted,
$1,000 shares
6v>nfnq-Excnango quiet and strong az asika
a.. Money easy, al 8n4k. Spo-Treasury nsl-
snces--C Coin, sl6. az 600 currency, s',Ss.0C0.
Governments dull and steady for Is per
r.-u. ~ - OK coupons, l03j5 bid OK. interest,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The coNresrep-ELecTloN CASES
BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
speeuIatio, "a Go the sitnstiop--Tho Case
ofwaddiI Va. wisc-rhe
Outlook.
IRON Our Regular corrcspcndentI

WASHINGTON. March 26.-The cases now
,,ending before the House Committee on
Elections that have been argued but ON
which no conclusions have been reached
arc those which affect the following
democratic members whose seats are
icing contested; Messrs. Wise and
Venable. Of Virginia; Turpin, Of Ala
bama: Hooker, Morgan. and Catchlnes, of
Mississippi, and Elliott. Of South Carolina.
There are three cases that have not yet
bccn argued before the committee. and
those are the cases Of Messrs. Bullock of
Florida. Anderson OF West Virginia, and
phelan II Tennessee. Arguments will
bo resumed next week. At the
meeting to DO held Friday IL is
Tho intention % the committee 20 settle
fhe.Nircinia case Of Waddill rs. Wise and
the Alabama case Of McDufie rs. Turpin.
n Is feared hy the Democrats that both Of
The contestees will lose their seats That
seems 20 be the programme Of the partisan
majority on the committee IN spite of tho
fact that two conclusions have been
reached this week in favor of the Demo-
Gratis.
AS ASSUMPTION.
Mr.. Turpin's majority at the polls was
over 1900. bat as there "a a negro
majority of about 10000 IN the district tho
committee seem TO be OF the opinion that
q Republican should have been sent from
that district whether 10 received ma
saritv or not. They act on the assunp-
ton that the negroes should have
on voted the Republican ticket whe-
fhcr they did or not. II is diff
fcult matter 30 prove TO the northern
Republicans that negroes do not vote tho
Democratic ticket. Mr.. Ingalls,, the
smdcr-legred statesman" from Kansas,
has declared IN effect that "a negro who
votes tho Democratic ticket ought 20 be
CHARTERED.
Mossrs. Hooker, Catchings, Anderson,
and Nenable viii probably not lose
fhDr seats. II ~ thought that Mr..
Elliott will certainly 60. and MessTs.
Phelnn and Morgan will have n hard time
il they pail through. Many Republicans
have been heard to say that they considered
Mr. Nonable as safe and il may be that Mr.
Wise viii save his scalp. but his friends are
not now banking heavily on any tavors
frou the committee IN his behalf. If he is
ssvei no all It will have TO be- done IL
fhe House. where he is generally popular
owing 20 ms long and efficient service IN
Congress- but even that chance Is slender,
as the Republican majority y increasing
nr1 10 is dangerous with bulldozer IN tho
char and a rigid caucus policy IN force for
ntv lboral-mmdcd Republican 10 vote
down the findings of the Committee on
Elections. II would 60 hard with all such,
a- Speaker Reed has his eye on them, aud
i, win spot them. The Democrats IN the
Furtv-ninth Congress were more liberal.
they did not stand 10y the committee re-
..rt In oyeTy instance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
Havana Cigar manufacturers.


NV York, March 2G.-An important
meeting of tho manufacturers of clear
Havana cigars was held this afternoon Mt
the office Of Lozano. Pandas a Co, 209
Pearl street, with Pasciuo Lozano III the
chair, to consider the course of action to
be taken upon the proposed schedule for
taxcs ON tobacco included in the Mckinley
tariff hill. now before the Ways and Means
Committee Of the House Resolutions were
passed that the adoption of the schedule
was inimical to the interest of this section
of trade to such an extent that 1t would
drive the manufacturers Of clear Havana
ont of the trade by the competition of
those making lower grade of cigars. A
committoe composed Of W. Barnett. of
this city. Joseph SeideEbuTg, of Key West,
and A. Mauerera. of Tampa. Fla, was ap-
pointedto 90 10 Washington 10 bTtot .i.I
schedules regarding tobacco as it stands at
nrpseut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
The Lobster Fisheries.
fBy telegraph 20 the DispntchJ

ny tolegraph 20 me Dlspntcn.l
ST. JoHgs, Y. f., March pa meeting
called by the High Sheriff to protest
against the Anglo-French nlodiis riro.di
regarding the lobster fisheries was held in
Baunerman Park to-day. Several thousand
persons were in attendance and the meet
ing was the largest ever held here. Strong
resolutions were proposed By leading citI-
zens. censuring and denOuncing the French
encroachments on the territorial and mar
time rights OF Newfoundland. The Stars
and Stripes were displayed prominently 1t
the demonstration, aud the speakers adyo-
Gated an appeal 20 the United States IN
case England would not protect the rights
Of her colony. Similar meetings have been
held at Harbor Grace, Little Bay, BURN,
and other principal places Oh the island.
Great excitement prevails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
THE TARIFF BILL
VIII Probably lead tn Night Sessions.
Prom our Regular Cores pOnient1


From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. March 26.-lt is understood
g,at as soon ~ the tariff bill Is reported to
a., House the Committee ON Rules will
make report providing for night sessions
f.r the discussion of that measure. The
ils4 is 10 have the night sessions last from
until u o'clock each evening, and in this
way proceed with the debates rapidly.
Ihe ISM viii hardly be reported for two or
tireo weeks yet, and really IL may be until
Nav ISL.
speaker Reed and the balance Of the
R.puhhcau leaders are aiming 10 have
Congress adjourn by July 18th, and earlier
ifrossihle. but II they are going to wTestle
with the tariff and with the many pension
bills pending. 10 say nothing OF the regular
INCORPORATION bills and the rivcrand harbor
I'D. tle public-huilding bills and hun
.rd other pressing matters, they cannot
..,-.bly allow O. reasonable limit of debate
aal pet awag from here much before the
tl4 vi August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
The Conductor Responsible.

albany. n. Y. March 2G.-rhe Board Of
Railroad Commissioners has handed down
n decision in the matter of the accident on
The lake Shore and Michigan Southern
railroad on March 9th, near Hamlbureh, in
which six persons were killed and twenty
one injured. The entire responsibility g
lad upon Conductor Houghtallng, and
surprise is expressed that a conductor Of
sixty-two years Of age and many years
railroad service should have neeiecte. so
many precautions necessary Tor the SAFETY
+ l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
Galveston Defeats Chicago.
rpv taia0ra,,h tn ria rSsaro,.e,

NEw ORLEANS, March 26.-The Times
Denocrars Galveston special says: Ansou's
Chicago national team was treated 20 a
huge surprise to-day IN their match with
the Galveston nine. Anson's colts were
outbatted and outplayed at every point
and defeated by score Of 10 to C. To-
morrow the Chicago team cross bats with
the Houstons. after which they play at
Waco, Fort Worth, and Dallas. From the
latter point they 90 10 hot Springs. Ark,
where they will practice for awhile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
civIL-seRWcE vIolATeRs.
Warrants for tho Arrest OF Members OF the
Old Dominion Republican League.
lBy Telegraph 70 The Dispntch.I

wssHNcTos, March 26.-Warrnnts were
TO-DAY sworn out in the Police Courf for
the arrest of G. A. Newton and J. J. Yer
ser, upon the charge of violating the civil
service law in soliciting and receiving con-
trihutions from Government employees for
political purposes. Newton and Verser
were president and treasurer respectively
ofthe old Dominion Republican League
which during the last political campaign
IN Virginia, II is charged. solicited money
IN ara OF the cause of General Malone ns a
candidate for the eovernorship. Tho
headquarters of the club was in Washing
ton. The warrants were sworn out by Sc
crotary John 4. Doyle, of the Civil-Service
Commission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
The KOrld's-Gair Bill.

WASHINGTON. March 2G.-The Worlds
Fair bill was received by the Senate to-day
and referred 70 the special committee
having that subject in charge. Senator
Hscock. chairman. was asked when the
committee would be called TO consider It.
He said that he would he out Of the city
until next Monday, and that no meeting
VIII be held until after that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
Washington Notes.

ny 70 III0 IIt7VHIUI.I
WASHINGTON. March 26.-BOnd offerings
to-day S6s, $50. All accepted at 123 for As
and 1887 for 4Jl's.
The Senate in executive session to-day
confirmed thefollowing nominations Pay
Director Thomas II. LOCKER, TO be Chief Of
the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
and Paymaster-GeneTal Of the Navy j. l..
Wilson, postmaster at Florence, ;. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
s,rce,-tmprovement Bonds.

10y
CHATTANOOGA, March 26.-The question
of issuing $500. 600 Of thirty-year per cent.
corporation bonds for the permanent lin-
txas submitted TO the vote Of the people
t tod and ratified by a majority Of tS 5,
The coIored people voted almost soiidiy
against the issue, owing 70 stories OF I, con ,
Wet labor. high rent, etc, circulated by
Tho onnonents of the measure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
IL win he Tested.
tsncclal telegram 10 a.. n...s

NORFOLK, Va, March 20.-The meat-in-
spection bill viii be tested here before
Judge Hughes, OF the United States Court,
next Tuesday: butcher here was arrest.
ed last NIGHT for selling eighteen pounds q
western beef that was not inspected, and
was released to-day on q habeos corpus 90.
tanned In richmond. This will be the test
case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
Killed by>a Waic'rman.
I'D. ,oiarr.ri, 10 the DispAtch.

J.oKsoSvIIE. FLA, March 26.-Iest
night David Peterson. Waterman az the
railroad depot in Baldwin, fired upon three
negroes whom be discovered proving
about the depot and who refused 10 hnit
when challenged. One OF the negroes was
,,ounded and was brought to this city TO-
ga~' whore he died at the police-station.
Peterson is under arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
yyorkmen Thrown Out.

fny Telegraph 70 Euo UIsV~Ssul
BosroN. March 2e.-The bricklayers, car
pen.ers. and other building meehaniess ar. are
being thrown out OF WORK because a cn ~ enS
ioctont Notwithstanding their idleness
avery branch Of the building trade - N
svm1athv with the Freestone Cutters
Union. More than half Of the union cut
ters have found employment in towns out
side of New England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27

TBy telegraph 70 The DIsnn,cn. I

NV 0EIHAEs, March 2e.-The Times
Democrats Vieksburg (Aliss.) special says
the levee in front Of Skipwith. Isaquena
county. about seventy miles above Vicks-
burg, broke this morning. and this evening
the creyasse is 400 feet wide and cutting
rapidly. The water in the town is up 10
the, caves OF tie houses, and the people are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
THE GREAT BARGE CANAL COMPANY,
The Bin Not Likely to Pass in Its Present
Ahanl.
NV ,elograph 10 tho Dlspatch.i

WASHINGTON. March 26.-Ihe Senate
Committee on Commerce has received re
ports from the Interior and War depart
ucnts upon tho bill introduced by Senator
I...co nv reauest) 10 incorporate the At
..anc Mexican Gulf and Mississippi-uyer
large Canal Company and 70 grant II the
r-ht Of way through the lands OF inc
u.ted state and the waters within the al
uraltv jurisdiction thereof along ITS route.
Iae canal is projected 20 start az or near
Now Orleans. thence through Lake Boigne
uf lake PoncbartTain over the open waters
~ tho inland coast OF the Calf OF Mexico
g. -. Marks, Fla. aud thence 10 point on
tie Atlantic Ocean upon q route between
tie 18th and 3ist degrees OF nOrth
latitude 70 be hereafter determined.
Tho Interior Department was asked 10 say,
how much Of the lands would be required
ioI tie right Of way. Commissioner Gfoh
writes that Il will be impossible even 70
Gpuroximate the amount until the line OF
route is furnished by the company. Even
then. be savs. the location may be changed
and tho right Of way will follow the toea-
ton. The War Department was asked ior
its views upon the construction OF inc
canal under the terms Of the bill. General
Casey, chief OF engineers. responds that
the provisions Of the second granting right
Of way are 80 general in their terms that
the interests Of the United States are nor
properly protected The passage of the
Ill is not recommended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27

MEMPHIS. TrNS March 2G.-About 1900
people witnessed the game between the
Chicago and Cleveland Brotherhood teams.
The Cleveland men played ball from the
start. while the Chicagos were lazy and M
different. Badford and ilemming did good
work with the stick and Latham carried off
the fielding honors. The clubs will play
here tomorrow and possibly Friday. Score;
Chicaco. ..................O0 2O0 o 0 %
Cleveland. 11I220 Ks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
baseball Yesterday.
LBy telegrapn to tho Dispstchl

Jncksonville:
The Philadelphia Brotherhood team
defeated the Brooklyns here yesterday
Inv score of TO 8. The field
inc on both sides was almost perfect. The
following IS the score:
Philadelphias 3. ? 0 2 1 0 / %
Brooklyns .....4 / 0 0 0 o Q %
Both teams leave for the North this
morning The Brooklyn League team
will sail for New York ria the Clyde
steamer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
Death finn Archbishop.

LACROSSE. WIS, March 2G.--Archbishop
Michael Heiss. OF the Catholic Diocese OK
Milwaukee, died in this city tonight, after
q sickness Of several months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
Order of business Arranged.

WAsHNoroN. March 20. "A brief cauens
Of the Republican senators was he'd TINS
morning u which the order OF business
arranged by the committee appointed az a
recent conference was approved. Ids
programme includes tho antitrust OH
day. the dependent pension bin. the adj
mipistratiye customs bill, the land for
feitufe bill, the Jones silver bill. and bills
for the admission Of Territories 70 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
The Flood at Cincinnati.

CSorysArI. March &c. The river reached
the HIGHEST point last night--hfty: niue rect
two jnches-and since then has fallen TWO
inches. Thepresent food haseauHea inucn
less damage than usual, because the peo-
pie have profited By the experience OF pre-
yious years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
MERITS MEASURED BY
FACTS.

SAYS
Have we succeeded; Woll
AND RATHER. We haven't fairly
walked into the season yet--but
COMPANY'S Spring Oyercoats have been ssll-
ing for weeks. And they're the
SPRING finer ones, too Moron ever be-
fore tho demand has been FOR the
OVERCOATS elegant grades. Don't know Why
uts-m6y be because Wo'ro got
IRE ting more good into EN- for lees.
We've really hedeed in the ex-
DESIGNED pense about I'VE dollars on each
grade. That is, we're giving you
TO shout twenty dollars worth OF
coat Tor il5. This sl5 line Is cur
PLEASE COLBERT you know. We're
working the same ratio Of merit
THE over money on either side Of this
medium price. Down 10 3l0-up
MOST to SIS
IT'S tho easiest thing In the
EXACTING world TO say good as custom gar
ments for 6l6" That don't make
TASTES Il go though. Every stage Of con-
struction ia q coat has 20 be paid
AND for WE MAKe-and for you
and enc profits sayed. That puts
ALL US dollsrs-seyoral Of them--in
10 the rear Of others.
SORTS We Hke particular men. They
know what they want, generally
OF When they got It they're salts
fed--not until. Don't blame
PURSES them. They're tho taiioTs' bar
yost usually. They teech 'em 10
believe satisfaction comes only
with high prices, tspe-lines, and
personal Measurements That's
wrong and thu tallors know It
We'll very nearly dnide price
with the best OF them and equal
their finest work. That's pro-
yaDle assertion.
How often does your tailor throw
you down genuine piece Of
Cars stuffs or schnsbles elihers
selaom-He'li order It for you.
VIC don't have 10. Well put the
$40 garment--all made and trim
med--oeEantly, too--righto Gu your
TO back. He'll pile up the price be-
cause they're specialties--so he
ss5 says We don't Thsy're regular
hnes NTH us. GRANTEES, Light
ARE Trlcots, Chevio.s, Tweeds. CASH
meres. Motions. Kerseys- the
OUR best Those are our oyercoat-
ingA
LIMITS Don't let US DO misunderstood
We've got the finest line OF Light
AND WE Weight oyercoas that CAN BE-
We were sure OF it-but out
PLEDGE side udgment-unsolicited-c
nrrns II.
THE wonr you have one:
QUALITIES.