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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
DOCTOR ANNE'S CASE
IT WILL co TO THE GRAND JURY. BUt
IT MAY NOT be TRIED.
Peterburg's Electoral Board OrEantsssl-
Interest Aroused and Disaensions
Caused I'm Municipal Contess.

PETERSBURG, VA. April 4.-tspecial)
The County Court OF Sussex meets to-
morrow. when'it .s probable the case of Dr.
Anne Henderson alias Mrs. Anna Canadie
VIII be called, and presented TO the grand
Jury. In the absence OF witnesses for the
Commonwealth. however. IL Is not thought
the case will be tried. In her examination
before the magistrate at Waverly on the
charge of robbery. she was sent on ior
trial.
At a meeting OF the Electoral Board OF
this city held this afternoon, Mr. 1ohh
-. Evans was elected chairman. ana MI
X. +. Raeland. secretary.
THE POLITICAL STATUS.
The municipal political pot Is almost
boiling over T,,c number OF Cahu'"a'''
and the number o. applicants for appo,n,-
ment by the Common Council on the hrst
OF July has the effect not only oil srouS-
ing interest but Of causing dlssehs'oh 10
some extent There are three ca""'"''es
for Commissioner OF the revenue anu
too for commemorative Attorney
and Il "a not safe to predict who VIII
mo the nominee In either case. Ihere
are many candidates for tins common
Council. and the surprise Is mat any
one should desire particularly 10 go 10
that body where the worry II greater
than the honor. unless 1t be 10 serve
friends. There Is a muss In the ffst
Ward and the appointment Of judges III
Fifth Ward have given dissatisfaction.
NASHVILLE DELEGATION.
II is reported that a delegation from the
First Presbyterian church. In NASHVILLE
which has recently been in correspond
encc with Rev. Dr. J. W Rosebro' win
the hope OF securing his acceptance OF Il
call to that city. visited Petersburg on
Sunday ana attended services AT the
Tabb-StrcCt church.
The merchants Of this city are much
encouraged with the business prospect,
which seems TO be daily improving BUS
mess recently has taken decided up
ward hound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
ANOTHER TRACK TALKED ABOUT.
To BE Located in Northern Virginia, With
in Two Miles of the Capital,


A Washington special to the New York
World says: a syndicate of sporting men
are preparing TO open race-track IN
Virginia at the south end of Long Bridge.
q distance of less than two miles from the
capital. The incentive to undertake this
enterprise is the discovery OF a charter
granted in 1886 to the Changers OF North
Virginia, under which IL is believed that
race-track can be established, at which
pool-selling can be carried on under the
protection OF the law.
During the last session OF the Virginia
Legislature statute was passed known
as the Mushbach law, which was SC
sweeping in its provisions that IL was be-
lieved that book-making at "A race-track
could never again be followed within the
limits of the State. 1t is now claimed
however, that the Mushbach law does not
repeal the Changers charter. but simply
guarantees a monopoly of pool-selllng in
the State to the enterprise operated under
the charter.
The original franchise which granted
the right OF holding fairs and races. and
which gave the promoters the unrestricted
right to govern the making OF books and
holding OF race meetings at any time du-
ring the year. has been purchased by a
syndicate of racing men and book makers,
including the Jones Brothers, Vandegrift,
and Darden. all Of whom were driven out
of the pool-selling business at jackson
City, Va, by the passage OF the Mush-
bach law. The purchasers Of the fran
chise have begun TO prepare the ground
for race meeting to begin May LIST.
There is much opposition manifested to-
wards the new enterprise. and Governor
O'Ferrall has been appealed TO, and Is re-
ported to have declared that he will call
a special session of the Legislature to
repeal the Changers charter If any at
tempt Is made to sell pools under 1t. Ii
Ia said that some of the wealthiest citi-
zens of Alexandria are behind the scheme,
and that their influence will be used TO
prevent the interference OF the Governor.
IL seems certain that rool-selling will be
attempted. aud IL remains to be seen
whether the authorities will be able to
stop IL without the action of the Legisla-
ture, which. 1t is not believed, will be In
voked at this time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
MACRUDER EWELL CAMP.
Annual Election Of Officers and Delegates
to Eirlpingham. Ala.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April 4.-(Spe-
ciaL)-Last evening the members of Ma
eruder- Ewer Camp held their annual
election Of officers. with the following
result: James -. Moncure. commander:
&. W. Coleman, first lieutenant COM
mandcr: G. b. Trevillian. second licuten-
ant commander; James II. Allen. third
Lieutenant commander; H. II. Jones. adU-
tant; John VI. Lees quartermaster; Jor-
dan T. Binas. officer Of the day; DR. Van
i. Garrett, surgeon; DR. Henry Shield,
assistant surgeon. Revs. w. f. Davis and
Lyman h. Wharton. chaplains, II. y. Ser
want. treasurer: NJ. +. Burke sergeant
major; George l.. Richar1so colOr-sSr-
geant. II. G.. Barlow, James H. Slater. and
}. VI. Z. Baker, color-guards; Maurice
Donegan, vidette; John l.. Mercer.
Thomas Newman. and J. II. Topham.
Executive Committee. At this meeting
there was also elected the delegates TO
the reunion of the United Confederate
Veterans Association, which meets April
18th at Birmingham. Ala The delegates
are DR. Henry Shield. assistant surgeon;
Commander James ID. Moncure and Ad-
jutant II. r. Jones.
Yesterday morning Mr. A. G.. HARDWOOD.
who resides a short distance below town,
On the Grove road. came 10 town in
search of negro girl, who. the day be-
FORE had robbed his dwelling of over
slO0 worth of handsome dresses. under
clothing. and jewelry. most of which were
secured. The rogue and the person who
received the goods were committed 10
jail to await the action of the grand jury.
which meets Monday next
Judge Smith qualified ID. W. Schenck
as deputy collector for Bruton District,
York county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
WHOSE FAULT IS lT,MR. BlSSELL2
Palpabie Neglect In Handling Mails on
the G. & .. Ry.-A North Anna Bridge.

OFFLEY, VA, April 4-(Special) THE
Dispatch will confer great boon on
our community If IL will find out whose
fault 1t is that our morning mail from
Richmond brought by the Chesapeake
and Ohio train leaving that city at 7:i5
a. NJ. is so frequently carried by Hew-
let's. to be returned late in the evening
by the down mail. 1t has occurred twice
within the past week, and has been Of
inconvenient frequency for Il long time,
as we have but one mail from Richmond
a day. Sometimes when the newspapers
are carried by few letters &c, will
be put off.
The authorities of Hanover and Caroline
are negotiating with the Groton Bridge
Company, of New York. In regard to the
joint erection of an iron bridge at But
ler's mill. on the North Anna river, the
dividing line between the two counties.
The estimated cost will be $500. of
which Hanover will bear only one third.
II will be single span 40 feet long
The frosty weather has continued so
long that much apprehension is being
felt now as TO its probable effect upon
tobacco-seed which was terminating in
the beds and TO be on the safe side many
Will resow or burn fresh beds Despite
the unfavorable conditions and prices at
tending the crop of the past season. a
full acreage viii be planted this year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
THE vEsTRY REELECTED.
DIR. Butts's LaughabIc Lccture--fer''"'''
and Other Notes Of Interest.

PORT HAYWOOD. VA. April 4'-''p.
cial 1.-THE Episcopalians OF CHRIST e"",N"
Kingston Parish. met on Easter Monu"'
"a Ga ,beir annual custom. ana eiecteu
their yestry for the ensuing WV
months. The old vestry-J. H. Dolo va,
DIR. Thomas Il. Lane. ana behJan'''
uams-was unanimously reelected
To an attentive and appreciative auu'.
ence at St. Paurs Methodis' cnu .1 Sn
week the Rev. -. q. Z; Butts ue' -
:, ,nirnitable style his already iar-'' in.u
lecture "\Nhat a Country farsoh %"
through spectacles on the Periphery "a
circ,b, Court adjourned on WEDNESDAY
,ast little business OF importance pe"S
transacted oa,,,,ry,oan l.
A Enos. Esq. left for old fo'il On H..
,,rdav last. expecting TO be IN your oi,'
nm Monday and 20 attend Moody fleet-
ings. He is a guest at si2 north I"e"''
seventh street ,.,o, from,
M,ss p. c. Powell has returned from
hor recent trip to Norfolk.
Ca,tain Wickliffe Bohannon, OF the
raw Line. is on visit TO this the county
of his nativity. ,,,,,o,
In Portsmouth. ,.
Mr. powell. OF Lancaster. IL In our
midst the guest Of Mr.. Frank Miller.
Or and Mrs. l.. b. Hunley are expect
od In return from Baltimore on Saturday
ppxt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
DEEDS ADMITTED TO RECORD.
Mr. George W. Palmer Conveys Propert,
To X. Il. Wilson, of New York.

ABINGDON, VA, April 4-(Special.)-
TWO deeds were admitted to record to-
day in the County Clerks Office Of Wash
ington county, from George W. Palmer.
conveying all the real estate held by him
IN Washington county. One deed dated
March 8, 1891. conveys to X. r. Wilson. of
the city and state Of New York, :oY- the
sum OF $1,000 cash. one tract Of 1913 acres
near Emory and Henry College.
The other dated 9TH 81 March. 1891. con-
veys to his wife, Harriet Palmer, three
parcels Of land, aggregatlng 1872 acres.
worth about $4,000. in consideration that
she unites with him in twelve several
deeds TO X. T. Wilson, of the city and
state Of New York. and thereby relin-
quishes her contingent right TO power in
all of the real estate thereby conveyed
The several tracts of land are described
as lying and being in the counties OF
Washington. Wythe, Pulaski, Caroline
Hanover, Spotsylvania, Fauquier. King
William. and Giles, of Virginia, and John
son, of Tennessee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
SECOND DISTRICT POLITICS.
Candidates for Congress willing to Servo
the Dear People.

CLAREMONT VA. April 4.-(spe-
cial)-From present appearances II would
seem that the political cauldron will soon
be boiling over in the Second District
There is hardly doubt but that Hon
ID. Gardiner Tyler will secure the nomina-
ton as candidate for reelection 10.
Congress. w l.. Wilkinson, resident
OF the same county as Tyler. has already
announced himself as a protectonist cam
didate; John +, Dezendorf. Of Norfolk
Is up as an Independent Republican can
didate; II Is also claimed by some who
say they know that George T.. Bowden
has made dcker with Norfolk Repub-
hcans, piedgng his support for them
against the Prohibitionists OF Norfolk In
the municipal elections 10 they in turn
assist him In securing the nomination:
Colonel IL. DE Il. Clay is not In the race
but A. G. Peachy, OF James City county,
II is said. will fight hard and long
The district Prohibitionists will put up
a ticket. and although everything Is quiet
In this quarter. II is safe 10 say they will
hang together. IL is difficult to say what
the Populists will do. but local politicians
are OF the opinion that they will endorse
wilkinson, unless the State organization
interferes. II is going to be a fight for
who lasts the longest" and dark
horse" will be given odds against the
field
Mr. Il. Miller. ex-commander OF Han
coek Post, @. A, II. OF this place. Is lying
very III at the Soldiers Home. Hampton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
JUDGE BARHAM AGAINST llCtNot'
Emporia Not Proper Place to sell
Liquor-Applicants Appeal.

EMPORIA. VA. April 4.-(Speclal)--
The County Court OF Greenville. Hon.
George z. Barham presiding, was en-
Gagged on yesterday hearing applications
for liquor license a very strong petition
was presented to that court praying that
no license be granted. Mr.. K. Turn
hull represented the petitioners and Nj.
W. A. Reese represented the applicants.
4 large number of persons were in the
courtroom. and quite number OF our
leading ladies' graced the occasion. The
Judge after patiently hearing the testi-
mony decided that the town OF Empora.
on account OF the ineiiclency Of its police
regulations. was not a suitable and proper
place TO sell liquor and. therefore, over
ruled the applications. whereupon all Of
them appealed to the Circuit Court, and
the applications will be heard In that
tribunal on the 20th instant.
The Court is engaged to-day hearing an
application from Pleasant Shade, in this
county.
The Clerk Of the court on Yesterday is
sued a license for the marriage Of John
c. Crumber and Martha Hollien. The
groom is q and the bride % years Of age
PROMPTLY FINED.
When the court took a recess yesterday
one or two parties engaged in the liquor
business made improper advances TO the
Judge. for which they were promptly
fined $50 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
THE CREENBRlER IN A GALE.
Two of the Crew Lost-The ship Saved pS
The (nnfnin's CnOincss.

the Captains Goodness.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April A.
Special THE British steamship Green
hricr. one OF the new ships owned by the
Cbcsapeake and Ohio Steamship Com
pany. arrived here Monday The Green
hr.cr left London on the 18th Of March
with "a very large cargo, and, after belng
out one week. encountered a very Sc
we're storm. which tasted for three days.
During this storm two sailors lost their
lives. ana but for the heroic work OF
her crew the ship would have been very
badly damaged Captain II. Boig, who
is master Of this ship. is undoubtedly Il
very fin. seaman. and several OF the
crew state that without his cool head
they would al have had watery grave
The British steamship Helen cleared
yesterday for Hamburg, Germany, with
large cargo Of merchandise. including
20 .o bushels Of corn. Her cargo is
valued at $ljLW0
The Business Mems Association held
their regular monthly meeting at 9
O'Clock last night in their new quarters
ia the First National Bank building. The
constitution and bylaws were amended.
and hey decided to meet in the future
every week
FEELING AGAINST BAR-KEEPERS.
IL was unanimously decided to petition
the County Judge TO use extraordinary
care ana caution in examining applicants
fer liquor licenses. There is a great deal
OF ID feeling towards the liquor dealers
here a. present. The ministers hold re-
ligious meetings every Saturday night
just in front Of their saloons. and they
say that when they apply for a renewal
OF their license on the 18th instant that at
least nifty will be refused
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
TAKING THE RIGHT OF WAY.
Jesse Lemso of sheffiet'- Hollow, Perse
cuted-Work Resumed-Fire.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April r.
(Special) The Committee on Sewerage
Of the City Council began to-day the
work OF taking accomplishments Of right
Of way along the line Of the sewer mains.
Few of the property-owners will ask dam
ages.
Jesse Lawson, who lives in the noted
Shehletts Hollow. was recently attacked
by a number OF his neighbors. who struck
him on the head with an axe. broke his
left arm, and stoned him. Lawsons
offence. it is said. was a refusal 10 sign
a petition that one Of his ncighbOrs had
proposed. There is now case pending
in the County Court against one Sanford
Davis for maliciOusly shooting Lawson.
Work has been resumed on the Vest
End Opera-House, after a suspension OF
several months.
Mr.. John Drumhellers stable and the
contents were destroyed by fire. \ fine
colt narrowly escaped being burned.
a bicycle club was organized last night.
a marriage license was issued yester-
day by the clerk Of the County Court to
Mr.. w. G. Wood and Miss Ella j.
Button.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05

Although claremont has felt the hard
t,mcs." n Ia gratifying TO notice that the
merchants are ali hDiding their own, and
thai for n small, town their crcdit-ratings
are OF the best. More land is being TILED
this year than at any time since the
place was a large plantation. The farm,
ers are unusually active. and are pleased
with their prospects thus far. The OUT
look for a prosperous year Is. indeed
bright. a., Allan.
,,c and Danyille railway. and NUMBER
OF railroad men were In town TINS week
taking inventory OF the companys pfo-
nerty here. The road will be sold to-day.
Mr.. II. ]. Arlington was IN your Guy
Yesterday on business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
The Best Of Reasons.

The reason why Allcock's Porous Plas
tiers are popular Is that they may b.
relied on to cure.
!. Lame back. sciatlca, stiffness Of
twitching Of the muscles.
e Chest troubles, such as pleurisy. pneu
monia, consumption.
8. Indigestion. dyspepsia, biliousness
kidney complaint.
The success. however. will depend upor
the genuineness OF the plaster used. The
popularity OF Allcock's Porous Plasters
has been 80 great that multitudes OF imi.
tations have sprung up on every hand
The only sure cure Is 10 get the genuine
Allcocks Porous Plasters
Brandreth's Pulls improve digestion,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
SINGULAR SUICIDES
y COOK FOLLOWS THE EXAMPLE
OF HIS FATHER'IN-LAw''
e.,. Hour and with tho Same
weapon lie Kills Himself In the ssme
wny. Ten Days Later.

p.rrrGH. N. c., April I.-(Speciai.)-A
,.,,or received from Clayton by your cor
rcspondent says that ten days ago .. a.
ya,, went TO the house OF his son-in-ia"
n Cook. near Clayton. ana 'aKihs
coo,,s pistol blew out. his brains. 10
a., a, the same hour Cook told his wife
..cood-bye." went into the woods near py'
a., with the same pistol, shot himself
,,rnugb the. brain: the wound being pre-
cisely like that OF walls. NO cause can p'
assigned for either suicide. Both men
we're weIl-to-do farmers.
RESIDENCE BURNED.
Tho residence OF William Wallace Me-
noirmid. editor of the Lumberton Nooe'
souisn. has been burned. Inc loss 10 ssNe'
raj thousand dollars. a niue furniture
was saved. but badly damaged.
The shipment OF strawberries from ihe
soutbeastern section OF the State has be-
gun. 49,,
co,orror Carr offers reward OF 800
Tor the capture and delivery to the Sheriff
- person county of Robert Brooks
1coloreD who. at what the negroes term
a FESTIVAL" I'm that county, murdered
Tom Smith.
DON LIN iA<%f ''N'ss
The owner OF the new Academy OF
Music here tells me he will close IL. III
seems that he does not like the idea or
the city also keeping open q thealre.
The Supreme Court again decides
against the Board of Education OF Dup
lin county IN the case in which the lat
ter sought to have all the school taxes
disbursed directly, pro rata, from the
inc Af
counties.
UOLDING-DAVIS.
At Wake Forest this afternoon Mr.. Il.
G. Holding. Of Knoxville, Tenn, was mar
ried TO Miss Elmer T. Davis. OF Fails OF
Neuse. They left to-day for Knoxville.
and upon their return Mr. Holding VIII
take charge of the Falls Of Neuse Paper
Mills.
Mr.. Baird, OF Darlington. S. C., Is here
on some business connected with the IN
surance OF Mr.. Norment, who was muir
dered there by Tillman's spies. Mr.
Baird was at the depot when the now
famous battle between spies and citizens
occurred.
Many persons who had been spending
the winter at Southern Pines were here
to-day on their way to their northern
homes.
NOT YET CHOSEN.
AS yet the place at which the Third
and Fourth Regiments Of the State Guard
will encamp this year has not been
chosen. The annual appropriation does
not much more than suffice to cover the
expenses Of transportation. Aid will.
therefore, have 20 be given by citizens Of
the place at which the encampment Is
held.
James Carter a Stanley county moon
sinner. made a daring escape yesterday
from a deputy marshal who had him UNI
der arrest. Carter sprung from a win
dow OF "A rapi1ly-movng train, yet was
unhurt. and got away easily.
STATE TREE.
The white-oak has been adopted as the
state tree Of North Carolina.
Receiver Gill. Of the Cape Fear and
Yadkn Valley railway. has completed a
tour Of inspection over the entire line Of
that road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
Notes from Wake-Forest College.

| WAKE FOREST. y. c.. April 4.-CSpe-
| ciai.)-Thc regular meeting of the Wake
| Forest College Scientific Society was held
in the laboratory lecture-room last eve
| ming.
| Professor G. +. Brewer, Of the chair OF
| chemistry. delivered a very interesting and
| instructive lecture on the subject of "Pe-
| troleum and Its Extracts"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
Ter.e No,.. from Tnre reII.

TAZEWELL. VA. April 4.-tSpeciai.)
Reports have come in from the dinerent
sections OF this and adjoining counties
and all agree that the fruit crop Is dead.
Circuit Court Is now In session. and WIN
n heavy docket, is likely to be long
term.
our town witnessed quiet corporation
election yesterday. In which George w.
st. Clair was elected Mayor. and James
O'Keffe, l.. II. Dodd II. w. Pobst, j. Y.
Crawford. and J. A. Greever were elected
councilmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
THE COMPANY OISBANDED.
Miss McCaull Remains mt Home with Her

Tathcr. COLONEL McCaul.
GREENSBORO. y. c., April i.-(Spe-
claI)-The Wilfrod Clarke Company has
disbanded here. Mr.. Clark goes TO Phila-
Miss Winnie McCauli. a member Of tho
company. will remain here during the
summer season with her father, Colonel
McCaull.
Mr.. John w Gill. the newly-appolnted
receiver for the Cape Fear and Yadkn
Valley railroad. came up from Whining
ton in company with President Leish
and other officials. Mr.. Gin says that
he expects TO reorganize the road soon.
and hopes by good management to put
the road on its feet.
DIR. Winston. OF the University Of North
Carolina and Richmond Pearson, of Ashe-
Vile. are in the city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
A BIG ORDER OF TOBACCO.
100000 Pounds to lie Delivered This
Month-Keep Bows Ont of Ear-Eooms

Month-Keep Boys Out of Bar-iooms.
DURHAM, y. C., April 4.-(Special)-
One factory received orders to-day for
10000 pounds Of smoking tobacco to be
delivered this month.
In view of the presentments by the grand
jury at our court, which adjourned to-
day. the town commissioners have passed
an ordinance which imposes a fine of Sl(
upon any person under q years Of age
who shall enter a bar-room or place
where liquor is retailed. except on bust
ness other than to purchase any liquors,
cigars, tobacco, or any other thing from
the bar.
No tidings have yet been heard from the
missing man Crabtree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
GENERAL eARLrs ESTATE.
Il IL Valued Mt siO0.o0o-J. O. EAR
Qualities as Administrator.

LYNCHBURG. VA, April l.-tspeciai.'
In the Corporation Court to-day j.
Cabell Early qualified as administrator OF
the late General Jubai A. Early, executing
n bond in the penalty Of $4,000. with
the Virginia Trust Company as sureV /.
The estate is valued by the appraisers az
Si06, Oo0--all personal property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
Tho Dfspafeh.

louisa County Enterprise)
The Richmond Dispatch and It's bright
writer's are improving every time the
sun comes up Eight pages are coming
to our office every day now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05
PROSPECTS OF THE SOUTH.
Tho Case Of Summer sickness.

DO you know that many OF the summer
ailments are due to Constipation? The
bowels do not carry on the waste and
poison. and 1t goes through the system.
Simmons Liver Regulator cures Constipa.
ton. Get a 25-cent package (powder).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-05

ia small quantity, but multitude Of
small quantities amounts to something
for all that You make a saving on
every purchase from our stock Of
Clothing, and the net total on few ar
ticles fcots up a handsome figure. The
handsomest figure in the world is the
one that indicates large saving of
money. Give yourself something hand
some to look at in the way of figures by
buying Clothes at the low-priced store,
where the stock is fresh and unequalled
in extent and variety, and is not small
aggregation of culls AID remnants that
leave you nothing but Hobson's choice.
We are selling everything for men.