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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

The statement in orr lest issue that the
peorlc # q ,rmany are uneasy in regard
10 the condition OF tie currency in this
country-bciug opprchousive that tho
United States Government viii soon au-
tborize thu free coinage OF silver-is Of
q piece with good deal of tho so-called
news" which the monomctallists by
hook or ~ crook manage 10 circulate
throughout this country whenever it suits
their purposes to try 10 alarm the moneyei
men ami make them contribute literally
O. the Republican campaign fund. Never
tholess the statement may he true. The
statesmen of Germany are as class op-
posed q the free coinage ot silver and
the people OF that country are inclined to
tho habit II allowing themselves 10 be
led bY the mon whom they recognize rs
their natural leaders. On no other hvpo-
thesis can we account for the willingness
q; the Germans 30 outlaw silver and have
u single measure Of values.
But all these things VIII not sworve the BIZ
netalhsts of this country. They are conf
dent that the world needs both silver and
gold as real money" They feel that
they know that the annual production Of
gold Is not enough % perform the Office of
a single measure Of values. and so in spite
Of all sorts of opposition they viii persist
in their efforts TO set the commerce Of the
world upon two legs. Such thoroughly
informed men as Judgo HUGnEs Of this
State. are not afraid 20 declare that a
little healthy imitation" might be o
good thing. We are glad 10 be
able 20 claim that we some
time ago threw out hint or two TO
the same purport, though we ore opposed
% imitation. The monome's will tell US
no doub, that Judge IlUGHEs is hardly in
oarncst--that be j. tadgering the bimets
s. HoRAcE GREriLY once badgercd the
Jniiauiang by asking them 70 paw him
what they owed HIM In good counter
fcits" upon irresponsible bank rather than
IN their own wildcat currency. But not
no; Judge lirGaEs means what he SAYS. II
We might Judge by the clamors Of some of
the people Of this country for the abomina-
bic suh-1reasury scheme demanded by the
Ocala platform We might conclude il is too
true that "apremium on gold has no terrors
for the people Of this country" Wecannot
go thus far, even II II is true. as Judge
uudnLs claims. that sometimes large
issues Of irredoomable paper money pro-
6uce marvellous prosperity" The people
Of this country have the best banking
system and the best currency in
the world. At least this Is the
opinion OF a large portion Of tho capital
lists. II is natural. therefore. for them TO
look with unfavorsble eyes upon the propo-
sition 70 provide for the free coinage Of sill
yer. And yet despite their fears we End
such monometaIlists as Messrs. HASBLE-
TON 4 Co., Of Baltimore. expressing their
confidence that tue recent foreign demand
Tor our gold has ceased, and that this
country did what no other country in the
ssorld could have done when 1t exported
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

Tho Cclnmbial Exposltion's corps OF foreign
food inspectors has reached homo IN time 70
participate IN tho Observance OF fast-dny'-bdsh-
n ton I0st.
These food inspectors may have
done the Exposition a deal of good abroad
but It is doubtful il their trip will benefit
the enterprise 20 far a. getting Congress
TO lend the Fair S5,OO0,000 Is concerned
and that Is the main question now.
About the best thing recently done to
recommend the fnir to the favor of our
people WAS Italy's resolution to take no
part III il. RUDISI INSISTS that,Italy's non
action Is not based upon any feeling OF
hostility or prejudice, but upon princi-
rle Of policy TO which the Government
las long adhered and from which it is not
disposed to recede."
All right. the Exposition will not neces-
sarlly be failure because Italy az ma
ton does not take part in II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
TIE cOLORED REPUBLICANS.
Large Court Docket-Sne ak Thieves Hob
Lady, But Are Captured.

fCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
ArryAXpnI,. September 1.-THE colored
Rppublicans Of this city are " kicking over
the traces " at the white party managers.
whom thew say do not treat them Justly III
the matter OF appointments, us the negro
gets LETT out in the cold every time and the
turn-coat white Democrats gets the once
meeting held recently thev deter
mined t. organize the negro RepubJlcans
aud 10 net independently Oh the whlte
leaders in the future.
A special erand-Jury term OF the Cor
poration Court commences this morning,
and has "A longer docket to dispose OF than
has been for many years past.
Among the presentmeni5 made by the
Commonwealth will be Jef. Phillips, for
the murder of George ;. smith; turner
Gaines (colOred) and Harry POss WHITE, as
saints with intent to- kali, several burgla-
RES and robberies from the person, anu
host OF minor crimes.
The grand jury will have oil it can at
tend 10 for several days.
ALADY ROBBED.
As Mrs. George Harlow was passing
along the street on Saturday night last.
with her pocket-bOok in her hand, she was
approached by two negro boys, one Of
whom grabbed the pocket book md they
started off on O run and got away. The
police were at once notified and shortly
afterwards arrested two negro boys,
Charles aud Andrew Jackson. both about
fourteen years of age. The greater portion
Of the money was recovered, and the boys
| locked up for hearing.
Turner Gaines the negro man who at
! tempted 10 kill his wife Luly by shooting
| her at Zlon churcn some weeks ago, was
Yesterday sent on to await the action OF
| the grand Jury at this term Of the court.
The woman has so far recovered as to be
out again,
~. Johns Military Academy opened It's
| fity-nlnth year TINS morning with stu
dents from nine States ana the District OF
! Columbia. Among those on its rolls are
| Cadets John ID. Hubbard and Rudolph
! Smith, OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
EcIcnce in KreMd-NInking.

At the recent annual meeting OF the
American Chemical Society, held In wash
ingion. ID. C., the question of the value OF
carbonate Of ammonia asa leavening agent
IN bread or az used III basing-powders
came up for discussion. III which frol essor
Barker. OF the University of Pennsylvania
and president of the society; DIR. Rich
ardson. late of the United States Depart
meut Of Agriculture IN Washington; Dr.
William McMurtrie. late Professor OF
Chemistry IN the University OF lIiinols
DR.. L. II. BARLEY, late chemist OF the
BROOKLYN (N. " Board OF Health and
Professor Of Chemistry OF the Long lsishu
College. and others took part.
lng IN favor of the employment Of am-
m0nia. Ii was stated rs "a fact that am
,nonia rendered the gluten OF the hour
moro soluble than the original gluten, and
that the bread in which this acton was
produced by carbonate of ammonia must
pc moro digcstlble and hence more health
ful. and because of the extreme volatility
OF carbonate of ammonia and lts complete
expulsion from the bread III the process OF
bakng II Is one of the most useful. most
healthiul. and most valuable leavennS
agents known.
these conclusions are borne ou: by tue
very elaborate and exhaustive expert
monts made 10y Professor }. ". Msllej, Of
the University oi Virginia, which show
couclusively that bread made with q
baking-powder III which l per cont. of car
boua;e Of ammonia Is used, IN connection
with cream of tartar aud soda. Is not only
of uniformly better color ana texture. out
product moro wholesome, because the
ammonia serves to neutrallZe any organic
or Tactic acids present III the Hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
--zs-Sxzxsr.nvsr=s-~z~
Daniel on the Presidency,
fNorfnlk I landmark

Wenote that Senator Daniel has reached
q CONCLUSION in respect 10 the presidential
probabilities Of 1892, which We have long
AGO EXPRESSED in these columns-namely
that wisdom as well az circumstances
point to the West for Democratic presi-
dental timber. The divisions IN New
York threaten to leave that State In no po-
sition to command hor usual attention.
There ~ a natural alliance between the
South and West, and Il the Democrats VIII
learn wisdom from their opponents they
vlll make IA departure from tho East tor
both Speaker and presidential candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
MArHuCrIleS.
boston Evening Transcript

lDOSlOh E'cHi"t iiHuDcfipf-i
When Reginald with Marguerite
one morning through the meadow strol.ei
He found a blossom a, her feet,
With petals white and heart OF gold.
Within her hand the bloom he Laid,
Aad said ATS yours what Is II, sweet
Then, laushingly, replied the maid:
my daisy 10 a marguerite"
Then Reginald 70 Marguerite
A sweet cld-fashiOnei story told
And all his fortune a. her feet
lie offered foi heart Of gold.
The maiden promised him 60 wed:
Then, In half-roguish praise, he
From face 20 fower glanced, and said:
my Aarguorita'e n daisy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1891.

UPTOWN OFFICE. AS FAST BROAD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

The chsirmen of the Republican and
Democratic Committees of Ohio have
agreed upon time for the joint debate
between Governor CAMPBELL and MAJOR
MCKINLEY.
Tho details as to the opening and closing
Of the debate and the time TO be occupied
have not yet been decided upon, but the
tiIne and place Of the meeting will be Dc
tober Sth al Ada
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

The Dress-Goods Department IL
making a great stir with a big iine OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

,hon n week. and his wife md another son
, .rn ser;ousIv mi az this writing. The doc
tors are unable 70 determine the exact pa
. .u,s 81" ~ the disease. but think it is male-
nant type of either typhoid or scarlet
'' Dr G. s. Bowcock. of this neighbor-
hood. Dr. ". G. n. Randolph, OF Char
i",,csx;llc' and two physicians from Wash
;ncton are in attendance upon the family
Orc Of tho daughters died shortly after
reachinp the Miller School.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
GENrRAI. NEWS.

A gentleman of this city while visiting
in Prince George county yesterday lett
his horse and buggy standing IN IN Hont OF
became frightened and ran away. coll ding
with o wire fence. The horse was badly
cut and his neck broken. .,,.
A notorious negro crook named William
Birchctt was arrested this morning with
view Of having him ordered out of town.
He was taken to the courthouse, and beng
temporarily left by the officer he dashed
through a window and made his escape.
The public schools opened to-day Tor
tho fall session. Inc ATTENDANCE was
| large.
Tho Chief Of Police has in his custody
military helmet belonging 70 one OF the
members of the First Virginia regiment.
| 1t was picked up at the depot on the night
| that the regiment passed through ON tAeiI
return from camp in North Carolina.
Several citizens have lost thor fine hunt
| ing DOES within tho last day or two by
uOIsOulug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
Syiil Never BE Htmseif Again.
lBy Telegraph 10 the pispatch.l

LINCOLN, kkP., September 1.-THE ply
siclans of Johu Fitzgerald. president OF
the Irish Land League Of America. say he
will survive his attack Of congestion of the
brain, but admit reluctantly that mon
tally he will never DO himself again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
TOIITICAI MOTIFS.

The Alliance Convention OF Pfincee
George ana Surry counties Will meet az
GAVIN Point tomorrow to nominate "A
C.oJilata 70 represent the two counties IN
the General Assembly. Its thought how
ev,r that no nomination will be made Just
yet. ,,,:o.o. 80 Crs-ov
o,,1 C-,oneville counties will be held at
IIicksford on the l7th instant to nominate
a candidate for the House OF Delegates.
The impression is that the NOMINATION l,
viii bc conferred upon Captain William
n. Blow. OF Sussex county, Repubican.
In tins city, while number OF gentle
men have been named in connection with
the nominations for the House OF Dee
gates. pubic sentiment has not yet set
tied upon the proper mon.
1t is understood that there VIII 10 T T',i
tests for the county juigeships IN DIN;
widd;e, Sussex and Prince George. and
Surry counties before the next Legis1a-
ture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
For keasIckness
TUT NeusICKHcsS
UeE HORsFoRp's ACIp PHOSPHATE

UsE HoRsfoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. W. w. Blackman, Brooklyn, N. Y,
says: 81 am very much pleased with IL IN
sessickuess. Several cases have been
brought to my attention where 1t afforded
prompt and entire relief"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
nrAra ORA yIRGINIAs ABROAD.
DISwIDDIE ALLIANCE.

Mr.. Robert Snavely. the State Ailiailce
lecturer. failed TO put in an appearance NJ
Dnwiddie Courthouse on Saturday. wn mere
bo had been announced to speak. me
heavy ram dunng the day prevented u
LARGO attendance Of tho farmers OF .nq
county. Those who were present heaiu
an address from DR.. Goodwin; the conn'y
lecturer. No explanation could DO given
Of Mr.. Snayely's absence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
Levy & DAVIS,
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE
nRESS-GOODS COUNTER

orr stock OF FOREIGN md DOMESTIC
nRrss GOODS pronounced superior 10 an in
Int ond variety OF styles, and that waich IS
,,ora i'm portant than alf-TilE PRICE.
22c. a YARD
for 3s-,nrh HEAVY WOOL SUTTlNHS in al
tho leading colors.
5Oc. A YARD
for 3s-inch BELFAST DIAGONAL SulIiNos IN
tan. brown. blue, and gray; 3s-'nch elegant
IOSG NAP CAMELS-UAlRSUlIlNb oc-inch
FANCY LISBON sUlTINGS in exquisite co2 ",
ings. 3S-nch BONTON CANELS-HAik pLAiD
SIfITINGS; 3S-lnch RAILROAD SUIIiN"S-
sonefhlng new; also, variety OF other styles IN
tho latest cOloriugs for fall.
75c. A YARD
for As.inch HERRINGBONES UITlNGS that you
cannot match in this city tor less than el.$'
yard ro.,.y ,pu
,or n variety OF tho FINEST IMPORTED GOODS,
in roth plain and novelty, In choice assortment
OF patterns.
SPECIAL IN SHOES.
100 palr Ladies' Fine Curacao kid SUTTON
Roots with patent tips. regularly worth s2'1o a
noir aud good boot nj that price. JUST 10 start
Inc season we Offer them Of the romarkaOly low
nrice of 80 a pair. Sale commences IO-DAi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
TERRIBLY AFFLICTED FAMILY.
Is IL Typhoid or scariet-Fcvcr ?-The
Doctors Much Puzzled,

fcorrespondcnce Of the Richmond D!spafch.l
kHswIcK, Va, September 13.-The neigh
bcshood has been considerably excited
lately over the fearful mortality in the
family Of MIR. Mcdaniel, who lives near
Boyd's Tavern. IN this county. His mother
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
p,s.-Raticrs. Iserars

vasr-Ballcrs, bowars
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
w,ps,w VA. September i4.-Whi'st Q
,,r1Irr Of negro boys were playing ball
=. uuScathsvilic one Of their number, Will
liam blackwell. broke his arm Just above
the the, elbow in the act Of throwing the ball.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
"THE GOOD SAMARl TAN" PARABLE.
Professor Noah X. Davis EXpounds II
and Tells WhoiIs Your Neighbor.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dspatch.l
CuARIorTEsyILLE, Va. September H.
Professor Noah X. DAVIS said On substance)
t. his bible class at the Baptist church
SUNDAY morning on discussing the parable
of the Good Samaritan: This parable
does not teach universal love for mankind.
nor does it teach that every man Is your
neighbor. Not long since ] heard q
preacher, and al educated man,
in this church advance the doc
trine that all people are your neigh
bOrs. as also do ninety-nine out Of every
hundred persons. but such is contrary to
what il intended 70 be taught by this
parable. The Samaritan wgs the neighbor.
1t IS even possible to love your enemies,
although do not profess to live up to this
high state hut as for loving the people IN
Central Africa and China as you do those
around you and gathering the whole
world in your arms as noightors, well. 1t
is best not to say anything more about it.
II is plain to my mind that Christ meant TO
teach that the Samaritan was the neigh
Dor whose example We should follow. lie
deserved the gratitude of the wounded
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
COLoRED PEOPLES FAIR.

Committees are now at work soliciting
money and exhibits for the Industrial Fair
by tho colored people under the auspices
OF the Piedmont Industrial Land and In
proyement Company, which is to be held
near this city October 2lst, 22d, and 23d.
The coiored people are very anxious to
make 1, a success
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
MASLIN p0RCELAlN-LlNED
PRESERVING KETTLES

was received On yesterday. These Kettles are
wonderfully cheap, ani all the ladies in Rich
mond should avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty and bug one or moro Of these Kettles, even
II they have to be put away for future use. Tho
sizes In this shipment runs the same "a In the
first shipment-trom quarts to "a quarts. The
2-quars is l5c. and the 2i-quarts is 90c. All tho
between sizes are equally as cheap In proper
ton.
Also, received q second shipmen. OF those
FLAT-BOTTOM BELLIED SAUCE-PANs
Porcelain Lined.
lie an acknowledged fact that these goods are
the BEST kitchen utensils On the market These
sauce-P Pans cost us only a MERE SUN, owing 10
the fact that we received them as q debt and
the prices which We are going to sell them at are
really no more than what ordinary tin sauce
pans would cost.
The szcs run from ila pints to 10 quarts. Tho
former Is 1sc. and the latter is Soc. All the be-
tween sizes equally as cheap In proportion.
The sale on the above goods Will begin at
o'clock this morning. and positively mono sold
until that time.
Special arrangements have been made for I'm
mediate delivery Of these goods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
NEW DRESS COON
FOR FALL WEAR NOW on SALE
THALHIMER BRO7HHR2

ur ARR nrsprAyING AT
WILL. VISIT or FSlhF l'iiN
PROM YOU WILL NOT 60 AWAY
ur sERGEs BEDFORD CORDS /
"a DRESS GOODS, conhnns al
GOODS sty FiglreH, BIO
he
Of DRESS Trimmings complete
here Nal
showthr co
ndgesh how
Nobo pet Thanh OF OAhfblS
lO@cs-
inrsu ohageeve
Sial,r md
Iar.e Of ART sol ARES oni Dhlo sinai SIZES
lands
IN the Ircte-t do
a before 81
onened ALI~WOOL BLANKETS,
Conean tee them.
rr,s Bile 10
yiosi RI iAGE I'D
scaso Conea nds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
EXCURSIONS. SC.

--~--.~~---~--~.---
DEATS THEM ALL.
ID ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP,
GRAND SAL UKDAl NlGi1 hACURSION.
FULL MOON on TUE JAMES,
TO NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.
ELEGANT AND SPACIOt ; STEAMER ARIEL.
NO TINE LOST FROM BUSINESS.
LOOK AT THIS SCHEDULE:
Leaves Richmond ATuRDAl NIGHT Septem-
Der 1911. at 10 o'clock sharp; arrives at Newport
News at A. NJ. and Norfolk at 2 A. NJ
Leaves Norfolk Sunday az 4 y. NJ. and Newport
News at o r. NJ. arrive, at Richmond II Sunday
night.
Tickets also good to return the following Tues
day, September 22nd.
Ample time Sunday to visit Virginia Beach.
Ocean View, Hampton, Soldiers Home, etc.
LADIES SALOON reserved for their exclusive
use.
Elegant Meals and Refreshments on Steamer
Ariel BEATS THEN ALL.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
30 12-7t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
ELIXIR BABEK.

preventive and sure cure for MALARIAL DIS
EASES, promotes digestion, invigorates the sys-
TEN. An absolute vegetable compound. At
druggists, J0c. 10 A-3nbcnr2n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
hDvERTiSISG RATES
NtIT INCH IFSS

Reading notices IN readins-matter type, I've
lines or lcss. 81: In nonparcil loaded. 75c.
Gard q rH,os foE more space furnished on up
Wheaton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

Anietters srd kilograms must be addressed 10
THR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Keicc;c. co.nrlunlcatioas w.lf not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
A BOLD WHITETRAMP.
ne INVITES TIE MAN HE ROBBED To
TAKE A DRINK.
" yemcn.oos" Of the Third-Crcok Disas-
tcr-A Pc,crsburgcr Dies In Panama
MIR. snayciy Was Absent-Politica''

fcorrosnonsance OF the Richmond Dispatch
prrxRsprge. VA, September li.-Ihere
was an arrest here to-day of white tramp
who claims 10 be from Baltimore, about
which some interest attaches. lie gives
bis rano "a Thomas Jones, and the cnarge
AGAINST him ia the acknowledged one OF 'ar-
ceny. He went into the pump-housc IN 'he
ward ofthe Norfolk and Western rahroaaa'i''
stole bottle Of whisNey and some c'o'pins
helonc,pc TO negro named Roland. ana
su,scnuently had the impudence TO in'i'e
inc man whom he had robbed to take
drink Of his own whishey.
WELL RqUupED.
When taken TO tho station-house ahu
searched there were found upon thc pII-
,onor's uerson several visiting carus pear-
IN, tho name of Colonel BenncEan came,
roe, n prominent official OF the kichInohu
and Dsnyllle railroad. who Narrowly On
caped death by the recent terrible accli
dent near StatesyIile. NJ g.; a!so' seNc. oI,
M the metal window fastonings winch
ycrc taken from one OF the broken
az of the wrecked tram. "hen
ockod how he came into the posses
sion of these articles Jones salo ~
wa IN the vicinity Of StatesNllie wben Ine
wreck occurred, and ina, tne cnIuo va
Colonel Cameron and tho w!ndowiaston,-,
M were gwen 10 him Gs memehlOos
OF the terrible accident. After he was pun
in is.l the man refused to talG any more
about the matter. lie also bad other nV'-
cles about him when caused Suspicion
DEATH OF A yIRGINIAH ABROAD
Ietters were received in this city yees,tr-
dov conveying 70 relatives and irithns tno
s@3 intelligence of tho death at Panama
on the 2s,h of august. OF Captain jesse !.
Scott native Of Petersburg and formerly
ono OF tic most popular passenger con
dnc;or, on the Atlantic Coast Line iail-
road He resigned his position on this
road some two or three years ago 20
accent "a remuncratiye position on the
Panama railroad. He wss a brother OF
r~uf4;n Emmett Scott. of the hilanuc
Coast Line. and his nearest relatives re-
s,do here. He was well and .popularly
known all along the road from Richmond
t. Weldon. Full particular of his death
are not given. 1t Is understood that ohe
Of hi. brothers will 90 10 Panama t. look
after his interests and to bring the BODY 10
Virginia for interment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15

We announce this morning tho az,
rival of a large portion OF our Ma
Gloves ordered for this fall. Always q
great business with us We have hela
That there were possibilities OF success
within it as yet unknown in Hchmo a1s
The realization is coming now. Inc
Gales OF Kid Gloves arc doubling con,
SANITY. Among the new ones received
we note:
c,amo,s.ssin s-Button-Leneth Mousquetaires,,
dark and light tans and grays, now 70 isuo,,
used as walking and driving gloves %
pair: ,. cana
r,dr.ssel or Suede Mousquetares, biacAs' 'an5'
grays. sizes 5Is 70 Z. s3c par
raun-colored s-Button-Longth Mousque'h'res'
undresseJ or suede. Sl.21 par;
poar,.Qray Updressod Mousquetaires, s-put'oo
length, $50 pair
co,,onori Undressei Mousquctaires, o-putVoh
length. blacks. tans, and erays' ~ par
vn,to Undressed or Suede Mous1uetanics,
s-button lcnsth, soft hno quality si'~'
pair; otr
white ChamoIs-skin Mousluotaires' 81 pair