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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
IN ESER IL.

A dispatch from Carson, New, says that
q shortage of over $Su,OU0 has been discuv-
cred in the United States mint at that
place, and that the government inspectors
hive not vet been able TO clear up the
mystery.
a dispatch, grom Colorado Springs. Colo,
says tAnt Il t. more than probable that q
controlling interest IL the great Victor
go!d mine 1t Cripple Greek will pass in tho
lianda 1T Il French syndicate which now
owns 10, 1OO shares Of the stock.
The anileciions Of Internal revenue FROM
all sources for the cish; months of the
current fiscal year rs compiled BY Com
missioner Miller, Show the receipts to have
aggregated slUD.a32, 4GI. AN Increase over
the eight months OF 1884 OF 81, $50, t22.
4 dispatch from pnytan. o., SAYS that
"lttlc Leila Mcad, granddaughter of the
late Congressman Hoax, is deud from
typhoid fever. Her mother and grand
mother are Fsita CnriNs, and RETAINED
from giving the child the slightest mediGa!
attention..
.lo.rph Kress. II years DID, surrendered
t. tho Baltimore police fuesdaY, and ad.
initted having shot and killed his step.
father, Christian Prieseudorfer. The
yhaating grew out of . family quarrel, IN
the course Of which Prltsenlorfer strdck
his wife tKrcss' lnother) several times.
The Tinted States Circuit court of Vir-
g.uin, Tuesday, appointed receiver for
the Long isllnd 'lraGtion 10. OF Brooklyn.
The company was chartered under the
laws Of Virginia III Mach, l5E, to operate
the Brooklyn City railroad, and took pos
session in June. 1893. under g99- $ ear
lease, guaranteeing 10 PEI cent dividends
on the 81. COZ, 900 stock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

Special Observation-Disclosures Gazette and journal
BRtpGEviLLE, March % Methodist cir
Giles OF this section are agltated over u
move To Rake circuits of Bridgeville and
Seaford stations. Cannon's circuit has
four churches browns. Wesley, Bethel
and Concord. Bethel wants to buattached
to fredericksburg and will send Il committee
to conference in that behalf. Fcderals
hirg is also in favor OF ihechange. Shonld
Bethel be successful it is said that Browns
would be attached to Bridgeville, making
a circuit, while Wesley and Concord would
20 to Seaford. The members of Cannoil's
circuit are opposing the move Bethel has
made. 1t would do away with the circuit
and also leave unoccupied the parsonage
recently built at considerable cost.
In view of prospect for peach crop
work will be begun to-day ut W. PAttin's
basket factory. About SO hands will be
employed. which number will be increased
little later.
John c. Barwick of Greenwood. has con-
tracted to have roller process flour mill
put in, with capacity Of % barrels of
Hour per day.
Philip II. stuart will shortly begin the
erection of u house OH one of the lots adj
joining the NJ. II. Church. Mr.. Stuart has
sold ms house and lot opposite the post
office to the Improved Order of Hepta.
saphs. The order proposes to increase the
; size of their present lodge room by build
ing cemmodiuuS structure on the Stuart
lot. The building, as II is now proposed.
will have two or three store rooms on the
ground floor, lodge rooms above this, while
the third door will be fitted up for an
| Opera House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
nrroRMArioy ~ scorIayn.
Ono Hundred ana fifty Persons OF the
city YIN Represent the stirring S'H-

Ono Hundred ana tifty Persons oil the
city WIN Represent the stirring s'H-
trenth Century Fvsnts OF Scotland.
'Ehe Scottish Reformation. which is
based on the history Ot the lives of two i!
Scotands famous characters, john kpuA
aud Mary Stuart, and which will he given
IN the Grand Opera House on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, March 10Th and
eth, under the auspices Of the union Of
Kings Daughters and the Delaware IN
dustrial School for Girls, for the benefit Of
the latter, is even now attracting wide
spread interest i'll the city.
1t will be remembered with pleasure by
many of the citizens that this entertain
mlent is under the peerless management ri
Mrs. H. L. Monroe, who so successfully
gave the STORY OF the Reformation In
Germany" IN this city last October. Ms.
Monroe has spent two summers in Scot
land in the preparation of this entertain
inent. and this is the first season that this
entertainment is before the public. Where
1t has been given it has shown entire salts
faction, and has been met with marvellous
success. 1t was given iii the Academy OF
! Music, in Philadelphia, February I'd, to a
| large and aprreciative audience; in the
| Academy OF Music in Brooklyn last night,
4 and will be repeated tonight; also, Will
| shortly be given in Baltimore.
Mrs. Monroe will tell the story OF the
/ lives of John Knox and Mary Stuart, with
1 the aid of So superb stereUpticon views
/ One hundred and fifty of the young people
from the various churches will represent
| the most important events of the era IL
| 18th century costumes. Two church pro
cessiGnals will be important features be
sides the representations of ''Pnritans ant
Students on their way to Leith to NEE
the Queen." Interview between JOIN
! ,,Nl Mas NJ .N,1 tbn q,
to tho execution"
This entertainment promises to be yer!
great success and owing to the very worth.
object for which IL is given, if for no nthe
reason, it should be literally patroni2e
AS il no doubt will be. Reserved seats vii
be 80 cents il: orchestra and orchcstr
circle and % cents ~ balcony. Chart 70
selection of reserved seats at the Oper
lloase will be open on and after Saturda?
March I'D, at . Il. III. Ihis.entertainmcn
is highly endorsed by press and clergy au
is always attended by large crowds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

Special Correspondence OF tiazette and Journal
CLAYMoNT. March 2D.-rhe recent sleet
held OF longer than any of which people
hereabouts remember. Nearly three days
with the sun shining brightly each day.
The Rev. George Il. Wood left Claymont
yesterday afternoon for conference. He
hardly expects to be returned. The
salary and bencyulences were paid UP in
full, much to the credit of the congrega-
ton and friends who so kindly assisted.
During the four years pastOrate Of MIR.
Wood. there has been more money col
lected than usual, about $500 per year, or a
total OF $500. Whether he shall be re.
turned or not, he has made many friends
and leaves lasting impressions for good
The wedding is announced OF J. Howard
Handy, 10 Miss Lizzie H. Lodge, on April
~, at p. m, al the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cirorge
Lodge, Morton, Pa. Mi. lEanby is s6n
of W :. llanbt Of tins hundred, and
grandson Of the late samuel Handy. life
IS credilable young man, and will have
the best wishes 0f his many friends in his
matrimonial vcmtlrc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
c.tua ur ON rm g FIR.
a Theatrical proprietor Who loft His
Trnnii, L, tic I.npnlt Mt Eiktnn. Md.

Troupe Ia tho I.nrnii ut Eikton, ND.
Chief Of Police Dolan received d telegram
from Ekton about o'clock TUESDAY
asking him 10 arrest and ietain John
Everett, owner VI M opera troupe which
gave performances in the Elkton DperN
by GhnRley Phillips, hotel proprietor
who charged Everett with nbsconding
with all the receipts OF the opera. leaving
all the rest of the company in the lurcl
and their baggage IL heid for unpaid bills
Chief Dalan PM Police Sergeant Black
on the case and the latter after cnhsidera-
BILE difficulty located Everett. together with
his wife and child, i'll apartments at the
Logan House. Sergeant Black brought
them to the police station and Chief Dalan
wired Phillips that he had the theatrical
man under arrest
Phillips, accompanied by the manager
Of the theatrical troupe. arrived in Will
nington shortly after | o'clock, and went
straight TO the City Hall where they had u
conference with Everett and his wife, at
the conclusion of which the hotel man
agreed to accompany Everett TO Baltimore,
where the Snowman said lie could secure
enough money to liquidate the bills
charged against him. Manager Pete
Yanaeyer did not altogether agree To this
arrangement. He said Everett owed him
s. Is back salary and he was going 10
have it.
He followed Everett and his vito and
| Phillips as far as the sidewalk; In front of
| the City Hail, aud there commanded
| Everett 10 halt. He beld whispered CON
versation with Chief Dulan aud then walk
| ing up 10 Everett, said:
Il am going to have that SIS or give You
| the worst thrashing you ever had. You've,
| got a gun in your pocket know, but
| don't care for that. | won't give you time
| "a. 81, ,,,a pl,inf "A
police won't let you. Now produce that
liver or take the worst licking you ever
got in your life.'
The theatrical man looked for an instant
at Nandcyer, Then he got So from bis
wife and paid ii over.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
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zen i,.',oNs'se' =, 'se Ivy s'3'" n, INV
ONo ~ iias t,.'sset' 'n' '2s'''.'o' Ao iHt'
~ Ptoft'tes ~ " eo,sei'tsoh u .ni''y
,.',,. VS. ~ ~ e"eN LINZ, ot"ol
ms W. u M".0" Me'o 'u'ioe1 oeo ~
'toaset Pio'ls'o ~ " iat So 'uo'iios's amp
a..u iot illet ssse9 Representations ior
~. ASST es"p9.
niie ~ % aeSitap'e 'uaV view oassie
.o",'sS on''i my more tepseseh.S'lou
~ ny e''nNehs.oA slau sue mas III inc
~ 30 s'"so.e, !. % lGi' " "'tenlPs w pass
w pioNi"'hs loF representation
uqual 70 tila' o. Neht anu sussex couh-
,'es u'iiioine9' ne people OF tne TWO
ioMcr eooatles WIN i.oVasfee 70 this' ana
- 'iiey arc IN inc majority III me Legisla-
tafe, VIII not consent 70 mus giving
""ay 'neir 9oiitica! power.
hean " niie' THESE coa Nelsloh measures
hase Dseii oor'iiah' Lot iul'e "hile'
anu y almost LOOKS as tnough the sue
jees iiau oee'i lofsotten. ~ should MOI
" longer neglected. ana phi ior
Soi7'itusohal convention shouia bt
passeN' 10 SOON Is possiole.
- "ush' aot 70 DC olrheult Tor th'
.t'eiiioeis VI sie Legislature 10 COME
.oSeIhel "liu agree upon a oonventloi
oiit sh"' "'il prove satisfactory aiiRe u
'he iJeiiiocrat ,i,, senate ana the hepuoii
Gun tipuse' ne Dill shouiu provide 10
convention composer Oh ~ leaSt forty
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

The Philadelphia Fleming Telegraph
makes this appeal to dog in the
manger" Addicks to get out OF the Sena-
torial hay NOW and let the Republican
or eat: 1t is not generally believed
that A2licks is the choice of any re-
spectacle number Of disinterested PEG.
pie, and it is believed that his candidacy
represents personal iucompetency and
unftaess, il not the most forbidding
political practices. If he is the sincere,
ardent Republican he says he is, If lie
cares jot for the welfare Of his party,
for its strength in the Senate Of the
United States, he will no longer maintain
this deadlock by holding his followers to
atheir pledges, however sdah pledges
were got from them But the trouble
is that Mr. Addicks thinks dlicrca,ly.
Having bought Republican sentiment
and Republican support III this State,
just the Same as he would purchase gas
stock elsewhere, lie fails 10 SEQ Willy THE
goods should not be delivered 10 him.
He dealt with the Republican party Of
Delaware, last year, for a SenatersAip
for 50 much money. lie rala the money
and now hedemands OF the party fll-
lilment Of its part Of the bargain. Pos.
sibly the best thing for the people Of the
State would be the Repatriation Of both
parties 10 snch corrupt transaction.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
ALBERT THATCHER'S DEATH
One of Wllmingtoh's Pioneer
Shipbuilders.
A BUSY AND HONORABLE CAREER
His Death a Local Historical
Epoch.
Tho Passing Away of Onp OF the Nest
NutGd OF Wilnlingt0n's CstiEens--A Good
Man, whose Life lis CLOSELY aud Actively
Identified With the Advance of the
Community for iinIr ia Century -pronl-
nent In All Public Matters.

Albert Thatcher died at his residence.
No. 1908 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Mt $50
o'clock TanstaE evening. He caught bad
cold during the recent storm. An attack
of grip followed. and he was unable to
recover from It's effects. Up to SUNDAY
afternoon he retained his mental faculties
uniiupaired. Since that time he has been
in u coniatose condition. He passed away
quietly without ANY pain. The funeral
services will be held At No lB9S Pennsyl-
vania Avenue Friday Afternoon. Inter
ment will be private, at itiVerview GENE.
terry.
Albert Thatcher was born in Brandy
wine hundred, June 10th 1878. His parents
were William aud Mabel Thatcher. His
early livelihood was on the farm where
he was brought up with surroundings
similar to the thousands of farm lads
under similar circumstances. eventlcss,
but interesting enough to the boys them
selves.
While very young his father died
leaving Mrs. Thatcher with five childrc
to care for. His mothers maiden nam,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
ass fssSMENr LISTS.
Tho Various Locations Where They viii
$50 Hung Up throughout wilmington.

The various tsUchttOhs Mhere khey VIII
$50 Hung Up throughout Wilmington.
The assessment list revision of the city
hns been completed by the Levy Court
Commissioners. Clerk ot the Peace BiSgs
will have the lists hung up in the follow
ing places;
FIRST wurd--James IL. Harkins, No. al5
West Fourth.
Second-lhird street bridge.
Third Harry Witsil, corner Maryland
avenue aud Madison street.
Eourtn--l}ernard Bonner. southwest
corner uf Fifth and Spruce.
Fiith--Nancy Quigley, No. 620 Madison
street.
sixth-John bradley, northeast corner
of Eleventh and French.
Seventh--James A. Kelly, southwest
corner OF Tenth and Shipey.
Eghth-Charles T. Taylor, northeast
corner Sixth and Lombard.
Ninth-Anthony II. Flnerty, 2l2l Mar
ket street.
Tenth--lXlliam Brown, 100 Jackson
street.
observation-disclosures 7. Cottingham 800
Maryland avenue.
Twefth-Philip Il. Shea, Fourth and
Scott streets
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
Maaamakfr's.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1895.
BLACK BLACKS

Extension Of Black Dress
Goods section. This enlarge
ment comes Of patient sleep
less care. The character or
our goods bears testing and
we sell more and more be
cause the goods can be- trusted.
Selling SO many makes US
large customers and this ac-
cords to Us specially low prices,
which we in turn grant our
customers. Very interesting
are the new goods opening.
Be sure to inquire the widths
and the prices.
Thnsc 2s-;nch Atwood Challics are
25c.
Those 3o-inch Atwood Challias are
Sic.
That All.wool Lupin Crepon is SOC,
Single Diagonal cheviots at 75c.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
77-I.---l9-1-71777@71a
Death of Mrs. n. II. lonng,

Mrs. Emily i. Young, daughter or the
late Joseph G. Seeds, died Tuesday after.
nuuH at No. sol West street. she was inc
Wifi Of L. Henry Young Of FrEuT Even
lN1. The deceased had brcn III since
january, Il wear ago, with B7ights disease.
since that time she mas ncon confined TO
her room. j. Younger sister, Mrs. John
i nut one child. Henry Seeds Young. The
deceased leaves wide circle Of friends
and sympathlzers. Size has been Tor many
wears a member Of West Pres byteriun
Church. The funeral takes place from the
residence of Thomas Il. Young, Il brother
in.law of the deceased, No. I'LL Jefferson
street, at . O'Clock this afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

Birmingham Park will b restored 10 N.
usual place on the time tab.esuf ~" VIII
uiNstun X Northern Railroad GIL. g,.' n.
span the ncw schedule is made up lEu.r
lads MOI been q disposition On Tie m.Y, VI
the ratirou! company 10 discontinue Tic
r"n. the PARK rs pleasure EruGnir a..
order issued y few months ago by uucna.
trmdeut MrCuusland was merely tucaurl
uGCc win the usual custom d tho c9u.
p4ny, tudiseontinue the stoppage Of trnas
AZ that point during the winter season,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
BOOK NEWS

for March has a f.ontispiece
portrai. Of England's poet and
aesthetic prose-writer, William
Morris. The authors success
IS a designer ofbeautiful home
decorations gives him a unique
place in the world of art and
letters.
Portraits of Charlcmagne
Tower, Jr., and Of Hall Game
add interest to the reviews
of their books III this number.
The classified list Of tie new
books, with the fair price for
each, is as complete as it is
popular and noncy-saving.
Five cents a copy for Book
News, and you have a friend
you will value. soc a year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
They Are a disappointment.

The snectacle afforded nv tha dailu
mant;ng ~ tbo 5iscordo,t RonnhI;,a.
factions a. nnvsr ii their tiercp oontas,
for nartiaon s,nrenocv i 40 ~, 81
,,ro,od - ;n,,,ro., ~ .,. - AZ,
state with an idos of tl,o whit horoet
thew conferred when tbov niacad ths
Raonblicon nor,v i nowor H., .ha;r
yotes a. Tho a,ect;on n Touo,rhor ,ns,
Rerardloss of ali nnIitioal ;sSras ,. that
faced tbem NJ tbo time ,ho pannh,ioa,' 49,
If Delaware waro ~ ,oost ernecto1 e.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

Mayo. Shortlidge is to be commended
for his interest in the subject OF inn
proved methods of city government,
which found expression in the prepare
ton under his auspices, of three bills,
which were laid before special meet
ing of City Council Monday night.
These measures, however, cannot be
justly considered as carrying with them
any radical or even decided reform.
They simply continue existing condi-
tons, with a change in the manner Of
choosing those who carry them into ef.
feet. We do not see how it will i'm
prove the operation of the municipal
coErt--if it be in need of improvement
kimply to have the judge elected by
Nc people instead of appointed by the
b oyernor. Nor would it effect any
RADICAL change in the Police Commission
elect the members, as proposed in the
mayors bill To make the mayor a
Remember Of the commission is plan that
tgeawas once tried and discarded, although
freGt is fact that the mayors duties
ss1should be enlarged and extended, as
nonnder existing conditions he is practi-
is rally tigure-head in the city govern
ment.
The Street and Sewer Department
bill merely proposes TO give City Coun-
Gil authority to limit the expenditures
of that body. or course, the commits,
sioners will oppose it, doubtless on the
ground that they should have the same
authoriM,with respect to the amount Of
money they are to expend yearly as the
School Board, Water Department, OF
any other branch Of the city govern
nent.
The chief feeling aroused by the move
made by Mayor Shortlidgo will be one
of regret that it was not made sooner
The legislative session is now well OF
towards the time when Adjournment
should be thought of, and the presenta
ton OF these measures now, with Tho
strong opposition they will be sure Il
encounter, will doubtless be taken by
the Legislature as good excuse for de
clining TO consider them, ana thus thu
question of improved methods OF soy
ernment for this city--even if thu
mayors three Ills does not provid,
them-will be lost sight of entirely
Bills affecting the interests of the city o
Wilmington should have been prepared
at least early in the session, if not befor
it began. The GAZETTE called atten
ton to this matter Immediately afte
the election, but valuable time has beef
wasted until now, no important meas
ure can be presented without incurrin.
the risk OF non-action on the ground o
u lack of time in which to properly con
slider its provisions.
Just now Che mayors measures hay
10 run the gauntlet of City Council
favor, and will be passed upon mex
Thursday night If they win their wa,
through that body, they will next b
strongly opposed in the Legislature
Partisan objections will be made t
them, and the probability is that the
Will be defeated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

Special C"rrospdanonceo OF Gazette and jourGa,
uUEESwGDp March lN-Ihc farmer,
around this section expect large crop Of
peaches this year. The trees have not
bcen damaged to any extent by the storms
Of lGa past winter. Large crops are ex-
prcted around farmingtOn ana Harring.
ton.
The canncry formerly run By j. Frank
I0Cy will be closed this season.
,louath2n owens is seriously i'll with
Brighl's disease
J. ". Barwick il erecting grist mill
neat his lumber mill to be I!u Dy steam
power.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

I.ua;Gs Demon. who lived in tho line
house Oh the Kennett turnpike, divi S.tilr-
nay, III his seth year, and was buried YES
terisy. Ihe day preceding Mr.. DenaIon's
death, his wife, aged rs, was buried. The
a., s" hapt;, nan,e sJ frnn, yaa,m '.s'on z9
they were married 50 years ago Ihey
leave one daughter the wife Hf W. A.
iln&ie, who for years kept q grocery store
u Fourth and Adams.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
SERIOUS .lGCID EMF.
Dennis Donuhoo Has both Arms Broken
at the Ford Morocco Works.

While at work at the Ford Morocco Co. 5
shops on Tuesday, Dennis Don0hoe, Of
No. 503 Searles street, one of the employees,
got caught in tho betting when both his
arms were broken. One of the arms WIS
broken both above and below the elbow.
DR.. Thomas A. Hitch was Immediately
sent for. After administering such tem-
porary aid as was possible under the cir
cumstances the physician had his patient
sent to the Delaware Hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

BmnGEroN, n. j., March 10.-Clarence
Hogan, aged 23 years. aud Frank Chum-
pion, aged II. both of MiIyillc. were
arrested to-day and confessed To having
been implicated i'll Is burglaries in this
city and NIillvinG within few weeks. In
several instances they attempted to fire the
buildings
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

A movement is on foot to make the
Compulsory Education bill apply to Will
or New Castle county only. if IL
is found ineHpedient to insist upon apply
ing it TO the entire State. An invitation
has been extended the members of the
New Century Club committee 10 be present
at The meeting Of the Board Of Education
next Monday night, When discussion Of
the bill will be taken up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21


ST the home of his son in krnnctt
township yesterday, Fh0ma, Springer,
Tired farmer. WHO had spent all lis earlr
l.ts II Delaware, where his wife died some
yeats ago, 4 MARRIED daughter. lvui NJ
Delaware, and tuur sons survive lHm. l,rc
srHs are Is follows: George, OF i.a-e4atr,
rhomGs, 81 Ashland, DeI,, and james ana
A.DeEt. DC iIoekessin, Doh
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

Ruridng Inspector Dohl issued thr i1i,
loving permits Tuesday Two twu.story
frames, Commerce street, South Winning
Ten, consumers Ice and Coal Co., 81 .O-el..
Tor Kitchen, mt No. S02 McCauliey stree
Mar&et. ID j. Ii. Downward, SO; to j. Il
! ieGds 4 Son, three-story brick, No, III
Market, 10000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
CHEVIOTS AT S CENTS

Relieving a manufacturers
warehouse and pocketbook
quite considerably. These
goods we're intended to be-
sold at ten cents-we get them
to sell at just half, Can not
always do as well as that.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21
LAWNS

They come ticketed Scotch
Lawn, but all the Scotch about
them is on the tickets-the
goods were made in Massa-
chusetts. What folly to try to
hide good American work
under a Scotch cap. At four
cents a yard.-less than fifty
cents buys a dress pattern.