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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-27
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
DR." Eastman Creates a
Sensation in Court.
DRINKS OIL Of ALMONDS.
Dependency Over His Conviction
Renders Him Desperate.

Boston, April 27-A dramatic and SEN
sational incident occurred in the superior
criminal court yesterday morning when
"Dr." Charles j. Eastman attempted to
end his life by taking poison.
Eastman had been on trial before Judge
Bond on charge of criminal malpractice,
for which he was arrested by Inspectors
Howard and Robinson Of police headquar-
ters. Tuesday night the Jury returned
verdict Of guilty. Yesterday morning he
was brought into court and ordered to fur.
nish new sureties in $1,000, pending hear.
ing for new trial.
He WAS unable to furnish the sureties
and was ordered
Committed to the Jail
TO await sentence. He was then placed in
the dock to await the van that would
carry him TO the jail
Eastman is In the habit of eating NOR
phine, 1t Is said, and as Sheriff O'Brien
was aware of that fact, he ordered the
under sheriffs to make a til rough search
of Eastman's clothing. The search was
made. but nothing was found. Eastman's
overcoat had been laid to one side, and
this somehow escaped the officers notice.
While Eastman was sitting 1.-THE bench
In the dock room, off the court room. he
took a small vial from his pocket and
Swallowed the Contents.
An officer chanced to look at Eastman
and saw him In the act of drinking. and
noted that the bottle was marked poison.
The prisoner turned deathly pale, and all
strength seemed to leave him.
Sheriff O'Brien was instantly summoned,
and he quickly dispatched two messengers
for medical assistance. Drs Barstow and
Parker responded to the call The doctors
worked over the man for some time. The
ambulance was summoned and the pris-
oner was removed to the Jail.
When Eastman was able to talk an off.
Ger asked him about the contents of the
bottle, to which Eastman replied IL was
cough medicine. Some time later he told
Sheriff O'Bren that 1t was oil of almonds.
At 8 o'clock last night Eastman was re-
ported as resting comfortably, and that his
condition was not dangerous
The prisoner has a shady record and Is
well known to the police, he having been
arrested before for offenses similar to his
present alleged crffninslity. The case will
probably go over till next term, so that the
prisoner will not receive sentence until the
latter part of May.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-27
General Assignment.

Notice is hereby given that Edward f.
Dounelly Of Pawtucket, r l., grocer. has this
day made TO me general assignment OF his
assignsble proper y for the benefit OF his
credi'o All persons having claims against
Edward +. Donnellv will present the same TO
to me and all persons owing the said
Edward +. Donneliy will pay me as soon as
possible. THOMAS j. McPARLIN,
Assignee.
once, IS North Main street,
Pawtucket. II. l., April "a, 1893
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-27
what Patrons sav.

That the restaurant at the corner OF Bread
street and Railroad avenue 10 the best place
In the city for good square meal for the
money Houle Bros proprtetors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
THE GATE cry BANK.

Washington. March 81 Special At
torney Henry w. Jackson of Atlanta,
Ga. IN connection with the defalcntion
III the Gate City Bank OF Atlanta, says:
1T Is an error to suppose my presence in
Washington has anything 10 do with the
Gate City Bank affairs. | have three
cases before the United States supreme
court and as u Is q body that wits for
no man | was forced TO be here Know
ing Acknowledgement Oney has ordered
q temporary cessation Of the inYesti-
gaton of the bnnk affairs, the people
Of Atlanta connected my departure with
the fnct, / would have come anyhow
and my coming would have stopped the
investigation anyhow have seen tho
Encouragement but am not 0t liberty TO
state wllnt passed between us. The in-
formation will have to come from the de-
parimcnt Of Justice 1 viii state. how
ever IL rs his intention 20 probe the
affair 10 tho bottom. There viii be Sc.
dous developments Of course. II Is no
secret Ia Atlanta, that ] had prepared
several papers for presentation 90 the
grand jury. / hope 10 leave Wednesday
next for Atlanta. ! presume the investi-
CATION win be resumed as soon after my
arrival IN Atlanta AZ possible"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
w. Il. TAYLOR w. n. TAYLOR.

perimeuts In both directions have been
proceeding with most gratifying results,
which are youchcd for by such high
autharides rs Prof Sylvanus Thompson
Conrad Cooke and Lntimer Clark. Three
Of the principal railway companies have
already adopted the phonophore; and IL
must be obvious, oven TO the uuscieutlfo
mind. that phOnCphoric tclcgrnnhy and
Telephony, which h 80 vastly increasing
the elcctriclan's power over the wircB,
has before IL very great feature.
The phonophore. indeed increases al
most 90 lnfnity tho number of wordg
thai can be transmitted in dyen time.
II is obvious, therefore, that Il opens
great possibilities In the way Of clcap
enng the cost OF kilograms SO long MS
the uuniher Of words That could be cur
ried by n wire In an hour was rigidly
limited u was hopeless 10 look for any
substantial reduction ~ the cost OF tel
cernphing, but the phonophorr az once
increases the capacity and speed of
every wire TO which Il may BE- fitted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

The rim appeared TO be double ard the
upper thickness was frayed out about
an inch so as 90 leave rough fringe Of
straw One should be young aud pretty
TO stand this hat.
SAGE-GRETlN AND PINK.
a charming gown Of wool and silk
mixture Of snge.green, with stripes OF
drawn work filled In with pink, Is made
with bodice boulant In front under a
sage velvet Turkish jacket. spare IN
front, and having sleeve caps. The jack.
ct Is edged with drop fringe. The skirt
has plain facing Of velvet on the bot
tom.
Always velvet II seems q necessity
with the present style of dress. Whether
anything will replace Il IN hot weather
IL Is too early yet TO say. But here IL a
gown without Il. 1t Is Of silk, cool,
greensh gray IN the lights and mauve IN
the shadows Ike the sea IN a mist, and
flecked with white aud covered with
brOche discs, beautiful enough 10 inspire
sonnet. IL Is trimmed with RULES OF
grcenish-grey chiffon. Several overlap
ping rufilcs are on the skirt aud q ruiile
There il also a rufle sewed on the
sleeve several inches down from the arm
hole so that II falls Ia line with that
round the bodice, giving somewhat the
effect Of a cape.
SHIRT WAISTS.
The percale and linen blouses Of last
season are seen again and II - certain
that the fashion Of jacket and blouse
will survive through the coming summer
IL Is too pretty, too convenient aud too
chic To be dropped. Scarlet and pink are
fayorite colOrs aud wash well. There
are also lovely white lawns with hair
lines Of color and sometimes of tiny dots
These shirt waists are made In side
plaits, often with wide double RULES
down the front. $780,, ,,o.,,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
STAGE AND FOYER.
TWO ATTRACTIONS AT GREEN.
WALLS THIS WEEK.
Mr.. Joseph IHawOrlh and Miss Emily Rlnl IN
"The Frolh OF Society Monday Night Only
Return Of tho Mexican Orchestra,
,Tnn rnorn or SOCIETY. p

Mira Frank Losles translation from
Alexander Dumas drama entitled "lhe
frOth OF Society" will be at the opera
house Monday night only and II bids far
60 draw a large audience. The play has
achieved an unprecedented success OIL
dnlonsh ths south ana she orl.ies srs un9li.
production are Mr. Joseph HawOrth aud
Miss Emily Hag both OF them well known
aud admired Ia these parts, and the sup-
porting company has been specially select
ed 10 render the representation as perfect
az possible.
act drama. "1he Froth Of society" rs
translated and adapted by Mrs. Frank l4eH-
he, was presented yesterday 70 small
audience Tor matinee, and rendered last
night 10 good house.
Dumas works are at once brilliant. and
80 realistic ma The portrayal OF the vices
OF French society that they are Ia de-
gree rcpuiaye aud nnnsoQtiuR TO the aver
age sane mortal. Ihe adaptation by Mrs
leslie carefully eliminates unciean features
and sspargaies, everything OF a lasciyi-
by implication gives strong condemns
ton Of the aciings and dolnge aud imng-
inlngs Of those whose conduct with women
is not honorable ana pure. Ihc first act
serves a. n prologue 10 what follows ana
possesses Ia itself no inherent vitality.
Half OF The second ACT 10 OF the Same
nature. When olivier tries 90 induce his
friend Raymond not TO hurry Susanna and
to lend force 20 his poraunHlon uses tho
illustration Of q fruit dealer selling peaches
appearance equally good looking, FOR 10
sous each but which on a close examina-
lion WIN be found 70 have decayed spots,
the play takes on an intereat which from
thcnceiorWard never days. The third and
fourth ncta as emhOdiuents OF sensational
rOmnntoHm are very strong, ana were
presented IA bold relief
The company II an exceptionally strong
one. The two stars, Mr. HawOrth aud Miss
Rigil posacss national rsputationa aud arc
artists in their line. Mr.. Haworth has
bncn Ia hls dramatic cADariGuco associate
cd with Miss Nary Anderson, and in nc-
commodating facial expression ana tone Of
voice 10 the ideas and expressions or tho
speaker he hliOwh reoepiiyity thai very
few professionals posseas He u q capable
actor and appears 70 best advantage ia
SCENES whore carncaino8a and ylRor oomo
into strong play. His recitation or ''iho
Conquered Banner" by Rather Ryan, was
a masterly effort 10 defamation, and WAS
much appreciated by the nudianco.
Alisa Iilg rcminda one fOreiDlY of Miss
Lillian Lewis she appeafs ~ ne SAME
Kind OF roles. ana has tho same defiant
attitude ind ugcrish beAIina. Taking
everything into account her role Was tho
best sustained Of tho cast, 1hc others did
All fairly Wcll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

Of It's excellent outlines. All but the
tiny bOnuot on her head, It's seal and
chief ornament silhouettng itself against
the blue waters Of Napoule aud beoon-
ing distinct 10 the eye IL was Ia its
consequential part q semi-clrcular fan
of black lace that stood above the fore
head md radiated from an enormous
earbuhcla From This center radiated
spines set with smaller stones.
This vision OF the Baroness dc Roths-
child Is a good illustration of the dress
az Cannes, which has Ia il a certain
four-ln-hand magnihcenee, but subdued
and refined. I am glad, too, TO begin with
the bonnet because out-ot-door toilet here
seems to make the bonnet of 80 much
more Importance This Is not saying
that the bonnet IS large. IL is the con-
trary; but though small 1t Is more in
evidence than the rest Of the dress; Il Is
the finishing touch like the crown on q
king This Is because the women are
always seen in the carriage.
IL Is the women who hnbitually drive
that have given the bonnet Of today It's
special aud unique development and
therefore Il is Ia such society as this
mat the bonnet Is seen IN perfection.
THE BONNET OF TODAY.
You see the bonnet has much changed
IT'S functions Of late Time was when il
bore the air of a head-coyenug. But
now II is rarely seen except with car
rage toilettes and Is Only an ornamental
finish 70 the couture.
Tho milhners used TO make up sub
stanhM materials into utility bonnets,
but nowadays q bonnet for plain wear
Is scarcely 20 be found. There Is no
call for them
When the woman Of fashion walks
she wears hat which may be no
more than a t0que but still has the
quality Of hat, and the bonnet has be-
gala dress
A biz q lace; few mock jewels:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
W. H. TAYLOR W. H. TAYLOR

this Is the substance Of Il. The crown
counts for lext 10 nothing. IL Is often
dispensed with, though the newest idea
makes IL a tiny disc no larger over than
q hand and curled n little, like rose
leaf TO follow the head.
A DASHlNG COSTUME.
A thoroughly good dress worn Oh the
driveway before luncheon Is made of
wool In mingled threads Of several col
Ors, chocolate predominaung, aud is
trimmed with a chapgeuble velvet Of
green and chocolate.
The round waist Is slightly gathered
at top and bottom and Is strapped round
with three bands Of velvet that reach
the height OF the bust Velvet jabots
that loks Ike n little jacket front fall
down In front of each armhole. and con.
time round the armhole behind. The
mutton-leg sleeves have three rows Of
velvet on the lower part. The skirt has
two clusters OF velvet bands OF three
bands each, the upper cluster being half
way up the skirt.
The bonnet is made of many-colored
straws, green predominating mot plated,
but twisted into rope the size of fin.
ger and sewed round and ronnd as
mat Is made. Two rayeled ends are
made to cross IN front aud stand out on
either side for ornament, and there ara
two long narrow loops Of green velvet
held with buckle. Green velvet strings
Dark-green parasol.
In this most unique toilette several
things are 10 be noted: the curious effect
of the clusters Of three; how fashloning
has transferred the iabots from the neck
20 the armholes; also that the sleeves are
trimmed. Worth confessed TO me tho
other day that the present sleeve has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
Ks WONDERFUL.
The PhOnOphOro and What II Can DO--A Great
Transmlllor

lIdNblNlltbls
TO be told that telegraph wire which
Is busily transmitting a long message can
at the same time be made 10 convey .hui
n dozen other messages In opposite direc-
lions sounds like a fairy tale, but that
the thing has been done and II daiiy be-
ing done IL attestcd upon the most 10
spectable scientific authority. The dis
coyery which renders these astonishing
results possible ~ due to q. lmnglon-
Davies, who has for some years been en-
gagged In rendering Il practically work
able and In adapting Il alike TO telephViie
aud telegraDhic use.
II Is difhcult 10 convey 70 the lay mind
says the Chicago Dispatch, an accurate
comprehension Of q process 80 exec adlng-
ly technical, but Il may be briefly said
that Mr.. Langdou-DaYies Ia the 'phono-
phOre" utilizea, not the electric current,
bnt the noise caused By tue Induction.
The signala are transmitted BY srries
Of inducted electric Impulses, aud the sue
cess OF the system is found IA TIE ability
OF the inductiyc force TO pass through
lnsulatiOne which electric currents cah-
not penetrate. a wire may be- blown
down ard ia contact with the earth. yet
So long as Il Is not broken II viii cary q
phOnoPhoric message.
By means Of tile phonoph0fe messages
can be transmitted with extraordinary
rapidity, and there ~ practically 10
limit 10 the humber Of messages that can
be- sent simultaneously upon the same
wire. And, AZ we have limited. Mr..
Langdon-Davies system y ns asefui
telephonically as Il ID geographically.
A wire which IS conveying electric sig
nais can "a the same time be used for
teleph0nic conversation without either
the message or the conversation suffer.
ing Ia the least
For nonao considerable time past *.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
A SAN DOMINGO STORY.

New York, March 8i.--A story from
San Domingo 10 the effect that the prcsi-
dent Of San Domingo had broken into
the safe Of the French bank, is nor gene
orall credited here ~. 4. Vasquez,
San Domingo consul general, explains
that an International Misunderstanding
occurred between his government and
France over the settlement OF n supreme
court decision in favor Of the president
IN his personal capacity, who sued the
French bank Ia San Domingo city for
$O5,0O
Tho bank officials declined to obey the
orders Of the supreme court. aud upon
It's threat TO enforce the decree appealed
% the French c0asnl who called for the
support Of a mau-Of-war then IN port.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
ELEGANT COSTUMES.
a FOUR-lN-HAND MAoNlFlCENCE
CHARACTERlzEs DRESS.
Blk Canvass the Stylish New Fabrc-Shlri
Waists, Blouse and the Sleeveless Jack
ct tho Fashion all Summer
For the Sunday Gazette.

For the Sunday Gozette:
v Cannes, March 21.-1his is one Of the
post artistic places ON the Riviera, and
oress here has the nameless charm that
comes from refinement md luxury.
villa life exists with all its pleasures
nnd costliness, and the season, which
nsts till the middle of April, is very
ray. The cream of every great fashion
center in the world has contributed to
make up the society here, and hardly a
nember of II but what bears some great
atle.
The Duchess Of Albany heads the En-
flish contingent She occupies, with her
children, the villa in which her husband
Prince Leopold, died few years ago
but 1t Is not the women of the English
eololy that furnish the best examples
~ dress. The royal family Of Russia Is
Vel represented, beginning with tile
Prond Duchess Michael. The Russian
Nomen are all dressed from Paris, and
Is scarcely possible to distinguish them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
RETURN oy aHn MEXICAN 0RoHns

Manager CreenNal has closed with the
Mexican Orchestra FOR a return engage
nlenl here next Wednesday, DatinNO and
night ~ CfcenWail'n opera house 'iH9
orchestra was already looked FOR onotaor
llolnt foF that tfenIng but W giving q
heavy guarantee they were iuattced % can.
eel great many people were dIsAppontt4
roacbint Fort Worth 81 llnh - Nfc the
mnHnee but 1t Nli certainly hQ Eife4
fhis firic The mpflc loyin9 peMllo "a
toft Worth should nor niNa lkia prrQ4tNa
NUS u aEalu heRrAG INA RIA nNnfets
lIal1. ~ N t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
AnMnIn nnNIEs I'M.

Chicago ull, March 81. Board o.
much fear that Armour and his alleged
Northwestern allies win cause d break
III the May wheat market. ia fact, Ar
mour denies there h any truth Ia the
story about bis combination with North
weaf dealars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

Galveston Tex, March 3l.~~(Special)
Local forecast for cast Of the tooth
lueridian for The tWentyfour h0NEl ending
~ iQldnigllf April Fair slight chanGes
IN teInperaluro excopf cclder ofer western
portion Of North 1t2as Aaa northwest
prtion u Central Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

one, has deep green velvet bounce on
the skirt reaching nearly 10 the knees.
and sleeveless jacket Of the velvet
from under each front Of which issues
Il ruaie Of the silk. The sleeves descend
In q cascade of puffs to the elbow, and
ere close below. The bonnet with thi8
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

~ their apparel from the French. The
same may be said Of the AIaharanee 81
tndia wife Of the Gaikwar of Baroda,
This Is true, also, OF American women.
~ whom, however, there are not many
here, The most conspicuous American
~ Mrs. Thomson, who lives at Nice In a
forgeoue palace. and whose lavish enter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

tainments are the talk Of the Riviera.
/ have not seen her.
SUPERB DRESS OF BARONESS DE
ROTHSCHILD.
The Baroness Nathaniel de Roths-
child appeared on the drive this morning,
handling the reigns over magnificent
four-in-hand and dressed superbly. She
was wearing some sort of black gown as
impossible to analyze as Il complex piece
of French cookery. All that remained
after she had passed was the Impression
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
FORGET

That we are closing out our Carpet Department.
Everything goes with a rush and jump in this De-
Come along and furnish your house
With Carpets at Manufacturers Cost.
25c Ingram Carpets going at 15c.
35C Ingram Carpets going at 25c.
SOC Union ngrains going at 35c.
75c 2-Py Ingram going at SOC.
GOO Atwood Ingram going at 6Oc.
75C Tap Brussels going at Soc
$lO0 best Tap Brussels going at 70c
SIPS best Body Brussels going at 85c.
$3.50 Moquette going at $L0O.
$l.75 Wilton Veyets going at SIPS.
35c Oil Mating going at 25C.
SOC Oil Mating going at 35C.
75C LinOIeum going at SOC.
$L0O LinoIeum going at Csc.
SIPS Lnoeum going at 75c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
a NEW FABRIC.

a NEW FABRIC.
An exquisite gown is made OF dark
eeru silk, woven like course canvas
AID wrinkled a little in crcp0n fashion.
IL IS stamped over with palm leaves Ia
mauye outlined with green, Three ruff
Hes SGT far apart on the skirt are each
edged with mAuye velvet ribbon. The
round bodice perfectly fitted and without
trimming has a belt aud neck band Of
mauye velvet each drawn round In
gathers and fastened behind with
rosetle. The sleeves are three puffs 70
the elbow, aud plain below.
The hat worn with this vas Of yellow
straw turned up ia front against the
crown with green velvet and buckle.
An iridescent wing was set on each side
like q Merciry's cap, and there were
mnnye velvet flowers. White parasol
with amber stick and gold mountinga.
amber card case, mastic suede gloves.
This silk canvas ~ one Of the most
beautiful fabrics OF the season II has
the look Of simplicity and Is rich at the
same time IL can be had without 6g-
ures. ! have seen one such with the
skirt trlmmed with three ruchcs Of
brown velvet set far apart, and velvet
arranged across the bust tied with a
bow and ends, Velvet rniilea over the
ghOuldcfs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
al NEW HAT.

An entirely new hat and q very stun
ming Que, was worn with this gown II
was 0f yellow leghOrn with a rim of per
hape four inches turned directly NJ
against the crown Ia front and pinned
with brown velvet rosette as 4 cOun-
try swain might pin W his hayin9 hat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

1000 pieces New
Laces just received,
all the newest pat.
terms in black and
cream Silk, Point
de Paris, Irish Point
Walls, etc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
NEW DANG PRQJEor.


It Meets with an Encouraging Reception
Everywhere,
The gentlemen interested in the pro-
iect to form new bank to take place
of the Exchange bankIwere circulating
subscription papers yesterday, and
everywhere met with the most sub
stantial encouragement. Large blocks
Of stock were taken, and 1t is believed
that the 100000 capital stock will be
taken without delay.
Yesterday Messrs. Stifei and Rice
were circulating the paper and others
will also assist. It is, Of course, not
possible for the committee to see all
who might 20 into the project, and
therefore book will be left at NJ. Gut.
man & Co.'s, where any not called on
who are willing to subscribe may leave
their names.
Tho business community recognizes
the necessity OF another bank, and the
advantages OF the plan here afforded,
and 1t bids fair to DO great aud imme-
diate eucceaB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
at GRAND OPERA All HOUSE SALOON.

IFyou cannot SEQ and need spectacles
you should call an us and have your eyes
tested without charge. We have the finest
instruments and moro experience than any
other Opticlan In the State, and guarantee
sntIStnCtion or money refunded.
JACOB w. CRUDE,
Jeweler and Optiolnn,
Corner Twelfth md Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
no Clennse the system

Etfectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious or when. the blood is impure or
.'uggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys
and liver to healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening them, to dispel
headaches, colds or fevers use Syrup OF
Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-15
FOR THE nOT WEATHER.

A full line OF Serges, Chavlots aud Drap
t'etes, which We are prepared to mako up
In tho best of style on short notice. Nogli.
gee Shirts low 10 close. A General limo Of
Gents Nobby Furnishings. just received
100 dozen moro OF those celebrated pure
wearing made, at our popular price, $50 n
pair, o. HESS 6 SONS,
Fashionable TnilorS aud Geuts Furnish.
erS, 1891 and 1898 Market Street.