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Evening journal., 1893-01-28

We have sold hundreds of
our reduced blankets and now
offer a lot that have some few
mill imperfections, such as
dropped warps, machine oil
spots. Some fairly good,
some bad They are 70
inches wide by 80 inches long
and always sold for s.. The
Slight imperfections make
them $3.50; the $3.50 ones
are SIS; the SIS. so ones are
$3.50; the SIS ones are $3.50.
Barnsley Damask Table
Linens, six right new patterns,
oak leaf, fern, clover and
maple, block, ivy and lilies Of
the valley, all III new combina-
tions and beautifully bordered.
They are o. inches wide and
will be 62H cents per yard in
stead of 81.
Our reduced Coats are drift
ing out at the reduced prices
and many lots and lines of
sizes are badly demoralized.
To-day more have been re-
duced which you should know
about. One lot Of tans, trim
med with black coney, some
with solid fur collar, some
with collar edged with fur, all
half satin lined, were $I4
now 81. Sizes 80 to 40.
; A small lot very fine quality
I tan Broadcloth Coats, wattal
back. handsomely embroid
: cred, were SIS; now SIS.
: Two lots fine black Chev
lots, trimmed with black Mar
ten. Only in sizes 80 to 38
were $40, are now SI2.5o; ant
: a few in sizes 80 to AZ, wer
Z SIS, are now So.
' All we have of Children
Coats in sizes 8 and 8 year
: are reduced from S8 to 81 an
. SI4 to 7. This is the bes
= chance for the little folks thi
. season.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
miscellaneous.

In February the lnman Line will cease
to exist and the City Of Paris. Citv Of
New York and two new ships TO be built
for the Inte national Navigation Com
pany will be known as the Paris, New
York, Berlin and Chester.
James Woodward, who tried to obtain
money on q forced check for Ss0.O00 in
Albany, gave himself up in New York
and was held for a hearing with George
NJ Nesbit who is charged for the
forgery.
A firm Of Broadway shoe dealers
obtained Judgment against E. q. Yueng
ling Jr., friend and defender Baroness
Blanc. for unpaid bills amounting to
$147 SO.
The launching of the Ammen ram,
Katahdin, at Bath, Me-, and the banquet
which was to follow will be postponed
until after the burial of Mr. Blaine.
The taking of testimony in the Sena-
torial consest case beteen William Riddle
and Senator Samuel d. Hoffman at Allan
tic City was concluded.
The Victoria sealers are commencing
TO put to sea for the winters work
Most of them 90 down the coast to NEE
the seals coming up. Reports of good
run of seals are reported.
Ex-Governor d. H. Goodell and Others
have drafted bill for the prohibition o
the manufacture of Intoxicating
beverages in New Hampshire, which vii
soon be presented to the Legislature.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
4 GUARDIANS SALE on MINORS
REAL ESTATE.


BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of the state OF Delav are, In and for New
Castle County, made on the fourteenth day
of january, A. ID. 1893. VIII be exposed 20 pub
Tic Ycnduc, ON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, ls93
at 10 o'clock a. m. at the Court House. In the
city of Wilmington the undivided one-tortleth
part OF the following described real estate.
late OF Christopher lOwbcr, deceased. being
lie part OF said real estate belonging TO Clara
J. Fox, minor, one OF the heira.at-laW OF the
said Christopher Lowher, To wit.
All that certain lot OF land situate IN the
said city OF Wilmington. on the north side OF
Front street. between Intnall and West
strccta,iat the distance OF 40 feet from the
east side OF West street. having q front oi
20 feet ON Front street and ~ depth OF bl
feet parallel with West street, containing
,ae0 feet of land more or less.
And it ia ordered by the court that the
said Guardian make return OF its proceedings.
in the execution of this order, 20 an adjourned
term of the Orphans Court for said county "a
be- held at Wilmington, on saturday, the
eighteenth day of February, A. d., leVd' at IN
o'clock. a. m.
Attendance win be given and terms made
known by
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
CO.. Guardian, or Beni' Nielda' rs Attorney
Colen Ferguson. Clerk Orphans Court
AZ the same time and place the undersigned
will soll the whole Of the residue OF th'
above described real estate. being the undl
vided thirty-nino fortioths part thereof.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY. Trustee.
l.. W Sudhnm a Son, Auctioncers.
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some SUCCESSFUL sPELLINe.

SOME SUCCESSFUL. SPELLING.
Miss Ella Todd. Young schoolmsrm.
Won First Prize-Hotel Proprietor
wilson's Accident.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Jan. 2s.- The spelling bee
held in the basement OF the Presbyterian
Church Thursday night was pro
nounced success. Miss Ella Todd, who
lives here, but is a teacher in one Of the
public schools in Wilmington. won first
prize, an oxford Bible. Mrs. Charles
Perry was pedagogue.
The congregation of White Clay
Creek Church gave a donation 20 their
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Mason, Thursday
night.
The young men of this town will give
hop in Caskey Hall on Friday night
February 3.
Revival services are i'm progress at
Baldwin Chapel, west Of Newark.
The members OF the L. A. M. T..
Church. New London avenue, will hold
a literary entertainment and spelling bee
on February s,
James A. Wilson, proprietor of the
! Washington House, while walking in his
yard, few days ago, slipped and fell
/ In the fall his fingers came in contact
with broken bottle, which resulted In
the severing of one of his fingers, and
the mutitation of two more. The wound
made was very painful
Lieutenant James NJ Frer, seventeenth
Infantry, q. s. A. has been detailed a
military instructors De'awsr College vic
Lieutenant L. c. Brooks who goes Il
Girard College, Philadelphia.
The Newark Camera Club gave
lantern slide entertainment to thei
friends last night, in the college oratory
The affair was a success, and very en-
joyable
Miss Estella Bickford of Lock Haven
Pa, is visiting the family of DR.. A. n
Raub. Mrs A. ~ Mitchell, of Elkton
is the guest of Mrs. DR.. Henry Mrs
Wamsley. Of Tappan, N. Y, is visitin
Miss Fannie Briscoe.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
PhiIadeIphia.

DR.. E. g. Klopp was shot by burglars,
who entered his room at Oak Lane, and
the citizens Of Oak Lane have offered a
large reward for the arrest of the guilty
parties.
The taking of testimony in the Baker
Taggart legislative contest was post
poned until after the attorneys for the
latter can return his petition TO the
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
WIN. B. SHARP
81 90.
Fourth and Market Sis.

Two wonderful Dress bar
gains.
All wool medium-weight
storm Serges, thirty-seven
inches wide-one of the
greatest inducements for dress
goods buyers we ever offered.
They are fine quality and good
goods in every respect, being
full standard value at so cents.
The lot comprises about fifty
pieces and we shall sell them
at 80 cents per yard in the fol-
lowing colorings:
Black, navy, olive, vert
| green, drab, slate, mode, tan,
cardinal.
French wool stuffs-hne ir
quality and designed in neat
checks, plaids and stripes o.
Ia different styles, two anC
three toned colorings in move
and pretty effects. They ar,
81 inches wide of the follow
ing colors: Blue and black
two shades of brown, tw,
shades of garnet, two shade
of green, TWO of navy ant
slate. We have reduced tn
lot from IS cents to SO cent
per yard.
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married.

ing. january 25th. 1893. at h3s West Fourth
street, by Rev Charles T. Hendricks pastor
Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church
of this city.
HORN TUNIS.- At West Presbyterian
Church, on Wednesday. January 25, 1875, By
Rev. A. n. Keigwin, Thaniel T. Horn OF Viii
mington and Madge q. Tunis Of Clayton, Del
THOMPSON-SC -SCOTT.-At Chadd's Ford
on January % 1898. by Rev. Il. r. McDo we'll
Lewis G.. Thompson Of Whining ION, an d
Anna NJ. Scott Of Chadd's Ford.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
Foreign.

M Franqueville, the examining magis-
trate in the Panama bribery cases, found
a true bill of accusation against eX-
Minister of Finance Rouvier, ex Minister
Baibut and a number of deputies and
senators on charges of corruption.
By an explosion in a coal mine at
Tokod. Hungary, over 100 men were i'm
prisoned in the burning mine and are
believed TO have perished.
A verdict was rendered in the Morley
Loughman case in London, awarding the
plaintiffs 100000 The defendants
were ordered to pay the costs.
The accidental explosion OF a gun
powder squib near the window of the
Quirinal Palace in Rome caused consider
able excitement, but the alarming rumors
proved to be entirely without foundation.
Christopher Davis, a leader among
Birmingham anarchists. smashed a
jewelers. window and snatched two
handfuls of watches and rings. When a
policeman started TO arrest him Davis
threw the jewelry into the gutter He
said he did not desire to rob- but merely
to show the unequal division of property
An enthusiastic meeting of the Bi
Metallic League was held in Manchester
At a meeting in Calcutta resolution
was passed demanding that the govern
ment Of India should close the mints t.
free coinage.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
n1agIelan KelInr,s nIrsterles.

The prince of magieians, Kellar, drew
a large audience to the Grand Opera
House last evening. This famous NEGRO
mancer has always stood high in public
esteem and his entertainment last night
in no way detracted from the public
favor in which he is held. His feats of
magic are, TO say the least, astounding.
Mrs. Eva l.. Kellar's part Of the per
formance was loudly applauded Kellar's
latest puzzle, "Flyto, % is very mysteri'
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
aLlttIe Go1dIen NeKt WOOL.

At the Academy Of Music next week
a strong company viii be seen for the
first three nights. "The Rocky Noun.
tain Waif" with Little Goldie as the
star, which appeared to big houses here
in 1891. The piece is brimful Of ex-
citing situations and thrilling climaxes
typical of western life. Little Goldie
is a bright soubrette and the good
company includes John W. Cope and
Percy H. Clifford.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28

TORsALE.- GOODWILL AND FlXTuRFS
II OF butter stalls so and Rt City Market
House. Good reasons for selling, no reason
nble offer refused. Apply at STALLS
NIOTICE-A BUSINESS SUITABLE FOR
IN ladies or gentlemen with c2lO cash
fortune. reference. Open for two days.
Apply, 1905 Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
ON WEDNESDAY. FEB. s, 1898,
AZ lO.W O'clOck, a. N


At 1890 O'Clock, A. NJ,
Al the Court House, In The city Of Wilmington
The following descvihcd Real Estate, late Of
Ellen Nc aiferty, deceased, TO Wit
No I, a certain lot, with 2-story frame
dwelling thereon, situate In the said CITY
of Wilmington. on the nnrthcrly side OF Rob.
insOn street. between Poplar and ombnrd
streets. az the distance OF lul feet from the
easterly side OF Poplar street, having front
OF l6 feet ON Robinson street and q denth OF
% feet Inches parallel with Poplar street,
known as "a Robinson street.
No. 2, A certain lot with 2-story frame and
brick dwelling thereon, atunte Ina the city OF
Wilmington. ON he enetcrly side OF Orange
street. between Second and Third streets, 90
the distance OF 10 feet from the slutherly side
OF Porter's Alley. having front Of 10 eet on
| Orange street. and depth OF 80 feet parallel
with bird street 10 an alley, known az IA
/ Orange street.
! known hy
! SECURITY TRUST a. SAFE DEPOSIT co.
Administrator, q. N. A.,
or by benjamin Nields, It's attorney
Attest: Colen Ferguson, Clerk OF Orphans
Court
L. w. sTiDHAM & SON. Auotioneers
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
RECENT LITERATURE.

Some may say that it is easy for any
man who has, like Howells, a measure of
good fortune, to be optimistic and Of
course It is far easier than for those
whose comforts came too late, or whose
successes lipen after they are gone. Yet,
on the other hand. even if one is person
ally fortunate, it is not always easy
where ones knowledge of human life is
so profound as that Of Howells, to keep
the American banner of optimism always
streaming from the outer walls. For
this man, it seems to me, knows life far
more widely than he shows it in his
works. ! do not claim that he under
stands it as profoundly as Balzac did, or
that he has the genius of the French
man, but 1 cannot resist the ripening
conviction that, If Howells only dared a
little more-which he may do before his
day wanes he might give us some real
realistic literature with the same I'M
! mistakable impress Of Immortality upon
| it that shines on nearly every
page of many of Balzac's novels.
In minute touches of Photographic real
ism. / consider Howells Balzacs equal,
and l am sometimes tempted to say
superior. While Cesar Birotteau' is
a more powerful book than "Silas Lap
ham, which it appears to have sug
gested, there is an exquisite lightness OF
touch in the latter which the former
lacks; and this same quality of feminine
fneness distinguishes "The Minister
Charge" The possession Of feminine
fneness very often exposes a man OF let
ters to the charge of non-virility, an'
Howells being sensitive on this point
feels rather strongly the chains Of hi
environment as an artist and would lik
to break them "Ah. if we could onl.
write with perfect frankness," be said q
me. "as some of those Europeans do
but we have been coddled aud English
noveled so long that we are balf afrai
not only to be real In our own lives, but
If we are artists, TO depicu life as we Sc
, it. preach realism, but catch mysel
SHINING constantly. James Realf Jr
In February Californian,
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
PennsvIvania.

The prosecution in the trial Of Robert
Beatty for completely at Homestead
rested and the court adjourned. John
Cole, who is believed to be a partner in
the conspiracy, is wanted by the
authorities. He was a witness in the
Dempsey trial. but has disappeared.
The suit Of the state TO recover over a
million dollars Of state funds embezzled
by Bardsley in the shape Of taxes in
municipal loans and personal property,
was called at Harrisburg. The city is
endeavoring to show that Bardsley was
the states agent, and that the city is
not liable
Mr. Fow's rapid transit bill, which, il
had been arranged, should be reported to
tho House, ordered printed, and then re-
committed, was passed to first reading
and the House adjourned before action
could be taken to recommit it.
Judge Stewart in a suit of severa
citizens against the borough of Cham
bersburg upheld the borough's right t'
manufacture electricity for commercial
purposes.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28

Strictly one price and II dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY
National.

Senator Hill is preparing n speech on
the anti options bill in which he will
advocate a law compelling every citizen
10 vote OF pay fine
Richard Rathbun, Assistant Fish Com
missioner, was appointed by Secretary
Foster as the United States Representa-.
tive on the International Fish Commis-
sion.
Representative Mutchler was in
structed to report the pension appropria-
tion bill carrying SiG6, ,4OOO 600, with
many changes in existing laws.
Mr.. Hunsicker, manager of the Car
negie Company. and Lieutenant Stone
explained to the Naval Committee the
delay of that company in delivering
armor plate
Senator Frye has secured compro.
mise by which Representative Harter's
shipping BILL with some changes anc
amendments have been made acceptable
to all interests and will likely pass.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28

House of Representatives for permission
to have it amended.
George Morris was arrested at Gil
Barclay street on suspicion of having
murdered Ella Ford, Of 800 Locust street,
Camden.
Elk Judge James Campbell, Postmaster
General under President Pierce, and the
only surviving Cabinet officer Of anti
vellum days, died at his home, 2i5 South
Sixth street, from peritonitis, aged 81
years.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
Lace window shades.

Steinway's celebrated pianos only at
Robrlen's. 10 Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
FOR SALE.

lOn2 West Tenth street. II rooms and bath.
1918 West street, rooms and bath.
~ a est street. n rooms aud bath.
2gb.n2N Tatnan street. rooms ana bath.
300 West Twelfth street. lO rooms and BATH.
lEH Pennsylvania aNtnucU rooms ana nath'
1921 West street rooms ana bath.
S1d West street, ]. rooms and bath.
fJl West Fourth street, II rooms ana hnth.
nll Pine street, rooms and hath.
OO2 West Eighth street. rooms ana bath.
no jefferson street, 10 rooms and bath.
ON Delaware avenue, IN rooms and bath.
1910 Van Buren, street, ~ rooms ana bath.
Hl2 West Fourth street. 10 rooms ana bath.
1913 Madison street. 10 rooms and hath.
l002 Adams street, 2 rooms and bath,
1915 Adams street. lu rooms and bath.
lia6 Jackson street. rooms and bath
ll0O-lI2 Harrison street. 10 rooms and bath
Ad-8O East twelfth street, rooms ane
bath.
4Oi South Clayton street, IA rooms and bath
Ulg Tatnall street, B rooms and store.
7O1-II0 West Tenth street. rooms and bAth
1905 Madison street, 10 rooms and bath.
S. w. cor Delaware avenue and Madison 81
A. rooms and bath.
Fine residence, Newark, Del.
We have many others and can generally
make terms 90 suit. Send for lists.
HEALD ~ co.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
WANTED.

WANTED. THE DAY AND EVENING
w sessions OF Goldcy Wilmington Com
mercal College and School OF shorthand,
corner Eighth and Market streets, now open,
fboth seXoa) III wanted to nc .hem for and aid
them TO positions. individual instruction.
Oflce open uaily TO 4. Gail or write Tor
catalogue. Enter at any time.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
HELP WANTED.
sALARY OLE CONINIssION

To agents 10 handle the Patent Chemical Ink
Eradng Pencil. The most useful and novel
Invention OF the age hrases ink thoroughly
in two seconds Works like magic. 200 to 200
per cent profit. Agents making $50 per week.
we also want u general agent 70 take charge
of territory and appoint suh-agenta. rare
sample of crasing. MONROE ERASER
MFG. CO., X ba2, Lacrosse. Wis.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
BOARD AND ROOMS.
nUsrNrss OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED. -BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w modations No. 406 East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28

"Two Tales" for January %, has a new
dress which is much neater and more
attractive than its former one was. The
Fray aud the squire" by Angelin e
Teal. The scene Of by Right of Possess
which a young gentlemen of leisure is
stopping. lie meets an antiquarian.
who is attracted by a curious ring be
wore. The young man is thrown into
the society of the antiquarian and meet S
the latter's daughter with whom he falls
in love. aud, of course. eventually mar.
ries. Fray aud the Squire" is love
story which deals with rural folks and
scenes In Yankee laud. Both tales are
we'll written aud decidedly readable.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
(. P. MOODY, ~
424 Market St.
NEARLY G PER CENT.
COMPOUND INTEREST

Among the recent death claims paid by
The Mutual Life Insurance Company was
one on the life Of Robert =. Dillingham;,
of Easton, Nd for 81, $500.
This policy was issued on January %,
1864. at age A.
The following is a statement of the
policy at the time Of death
SO. O0O Annual premium, S497O5
Life, o Payment Plan.
Net premium paid. S2,0i3 46
Net gain o.o44 Ol
81, ,5ss co
Policy, SO'OOO w
Additions to policy, S'5So W
81 100 oO
Evening journal., 1893-01-28

Outing for February is a beautifully
illustrated number, filed with breezy,
seasonable descriptions Of sports in many
lands The contents are as follows:
"Ski Running" by w. S. Harwood
(Which Miss Charterisg' yC. G Rogers;
"A Comedy of Counterplots, by Edgar
Fawcett; The Wild Hog OF Louisiana,
by Geo. Reno Spearlng Through the Ice,
by Ed. W Sandys; "a Blank Day, by
Mildred Darby; "A Day with Qaail in
North Carolina by Claude Prescott
"Roping Elk ia the Rockies, by II. 5.
Blanchard; "Lenz's Tour Awheel;' 'Bi'
cycling on Pablo Beach, by Il. l. Greene
"Hauy's Career at Yale" Continued by
John Seymour Wood Through Darkest
America, by Mrs X White Held Up,
by Myron B. Gibson; militia and Ma
tiond Guard of Ohio by Lieut.. w. II. c
Bowen. u. S. A lice Yachting" by
Charles Leydard Norton; and the usual
editorials, poems, records, etc.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
CHILDREN'S SHOES

We want to call your attention
to the following styles of Child
dren's Shoes that we carry at
all times.
Infants Glazed Kid Lace
with stilTeping in for weak an
kles sizes 2 to 4 IL.
Infants Red Russia
Leather Button; sizes / to 8
Infants Glazed Kid Button,
patont tip, sizes to 8.
Infants Glazed Kid Button,
French toe, sizes / to 8.
Infants French Kid
Bronze Button, ! to 4 ,.
Child's Patent Kid
Pump Spring, French toe,
5 to z 1-2.
Chnd's Glazed Kid Pump
Spring, plain toe, o to
71-2.
Child's Red Russia Pump
spring, sizes to z ! 2.
Child's Glazed Kid
Tipped, s to 10 IL.
Child's Glazed Kid Spring
heel, plain toe, sizes Z to s.
Child's Glazed Kid, Patent
Leather tip, spring heel toe,
sizes S to 10 II.
Child's Cloth Top Glazed
Kid, foxed, patent leather tip,
spring heeld, z to 10 IL
BOYS SHOES AND MISSES SHOES
We will have something tC
say about in the near future
We have full line Of Boys
and Misses Shoes in seyera
different styles, but will de
scribe them later.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28

Harry y. Thomas s. Co
Repair watches and iewelry SOP Market.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS THE TENTH
N Annual Session OF the Institute ior the
Coiored Teachers of Delaware Will be held nt
WhRtcoat's NJ. 10. Church, In Dover, on Feb
ruary sth, 9th and 10th, next All teachers
are required to attend and their salaries Will
be allowed them for the day they are In at
tendance at the Institute the same as if they
were teaching IL Is expected that you Will he
present at the opening session. al III O'Clock.
IA. M February sth. be ready 20 answer TO your
name al roll call and remain throughout the
session.
The Executive Committee informs us that
they have prepared a programme, 20 be hlled
by competent instructors. that VIII prove
both Interesting and profitable.
Those who wish nccummolnliona procured
for them should address Prof. NJ M. Beamer,
at Dover. as early as convenient.
In order 20 dctray expenses or institute u
| fee of Hfty cents Is asked from each teacher.
| Bv order nf H. ID GRIFFIN.
| suncrintendent New Castle County.
| q. G.. llNDAl.
Superintendent Kent County.
J. g.. GRAY,
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
NiNIsTRATOR's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE. .

BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
OF the State of Delaware, IN and for New
AIRY, A. d., 1873. win be exposed TO sale ~
public vcndue,
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A FINE
II farm in Chester county for good city
property. Address BOX ~. Wilmington.
Del.
NOR RENT-HOuSE AND SHOPS IN
Chriatiana hundred, three miles from
" ilmington. known NJ "Priccs Corner
Address, JOHN L. MCKEE. stanton. Del.
DOR RENT HOUSE AND STORE. NO; los
East Third street Apply 90 LIJHEN-
STEIN and HART 22s Market street.
EOR SALE. - sTOREHOUsE AND
II dwelling. All under one roof. =. O. In
store. All necessary outhulidings. Good ten
ant house. Eleven acres of good land. Ad.
dress $. FAfRLAMB Gum Tree, chester
county, Pa. or call on Il. n. Il. pAkNlS, No.
M3 w. dth street. civ
INOk SALE.-HOuSE AND STORE AT
II 3lb bTatnan street. suitable for any buai.
ness. To be sold for want of room. store, :
rooms and bath, gas, hot and cold water.
EOR sALE OR EXCHANGE AT A LOW
Il price. the dwelling and store at the n. w
corner Third and Washington streets.
B. F. CHALFAN'r, No. . West Second 81.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28

Ten per cent. off all Over
coats and Children's Suits.
In many cases where there are
only few Of a kind they are
marked down 20 per cent. and
80 per cent.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28

Duchesse and Norfolk. YsaEsr's, l0s KinF'