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Evening journal., 1895-05-07
MURDER MUST OUT.
"ARlzoNA Bos,o AMERICAN COWBOY,
CHARGED WITH THE CRIME.

The Secret Of the Mysterious Disappear
ancs Of Franklin w. Knapp Revealed
After Nearly Year-stedioine Man
wertioy's Confession.
ELKToN, Nd May AFTER the lapse
of nearly year, one of the foulest
murders IN the history OF Cecil county
has been brought to light. The story Of
the crime reads like dime novel
The victim Is Franklin W. Knapp,
who was resident of Chenango Forks,
N. r., but who at the time of his death
was connected with a circus company
which exhibited In this town. States
Attorney Crothers. of Cecil county,
charges Arizona Bob" who was con
nected with the same show company
with Knapp with the crime, and Is
using every effort to secure bis arrest.
After the death blow the body Of the
victim was placed in box and carried TO
the Chesapeake bay, of Turkey Point,
and, ighted with stones, was sunk
The body has not been recovered.
Several mouths ago Or. Weller Ross.
physician OF CieaaDgo Folka, n Y "a
warm friend OF Knapp and his family,
came 60 Elkton In search OF Knapp. and
TO States Attorney Austin i. Crothers
stated that as hs had not heard from
Knapp since the show was in Elkton,
he feared he had been foully dealt with
DR. Ross began at once TO Investigate
the case, and by working incessantly on
IL for weeks and months, At last got hold
Of sufficient evidence against the show
man TO arrest Wertley at Mount Winans,
Baltimore county. late Saturday hight
Wertley, when first charged with the
"a al -
Attorney A. L. Crothers that he had
been Implicated by Arizona Bob, he broke
down and told everythink he knew con.
nected with the case
He said that Bob intimated to him upon
their arrival In hlkton that he was going
TO do Knapp the ftst opportunity he got.
/ On Friday evening, July 13, the night
the show disappeared, Arizona Bob told
. Wertley that he was going to kill Knapp
that night. Wertley told him not to do
| IT, and George, the canvassman, who was
with the show, said that WAS the thing
/ TO do 1t was about midnight when
\ Arizona Bob silently orept into the tent,
with huge club In his hand, covered
with rags TO deaden the sound made
bv the blows, and going "a the cot upon
/ which Knapp was sleeping, dealt him
three Sterrlio blows over the head.
Wertleg ssys George and Bob plae ed the
body OF Knapp In calf box ana haulsd
I 10 to the river. where a bugeye, whlAh
had bsen hired for $25. was In waiting W
take the show down the bay. The neaA
day, while the vessel was off Turkey
Point In the Elk river, Arizona Bob got
the body out OF the box, and, tying a
stone TO It, let It drop overheard.
Detectives from the Pinkerton Detec.
tive Agency are In pursuit OF Arizona
Bob, who has been located en- the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia by States Attorney
Crothers II Is thought that, before to-
morrow, Arizona Bob will be safely
lodged In Elkton Jail
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
THE EN.Y.STOCK MARKET
T. d. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
By Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Many Buyers for stocks To-day-Illi-
nois Centraps EarninGs-The Sugar
Markst-Express Dividend Passed.
Special DispatchlE Journal.
NEW YORK, May Stocks we're
buoyant and strong to day under the
leadership of the Changers, and the low
priced specialties, some of which, like
Chesapeake aud Ohio, Pacific Mail and
Panhandle Common and preferred, have
not yet moved into line.
The buying Of Chicago, Burlington
and Quicny and Northwest was princi-
pAlly for Chicago account The sellers
we're Boston houses and Vanderbilt
brokera.
Commission houses were flooded with
heavy counting orders In the low priced
stocks and the traders participated In the
buying movement by holding up the
price
Lsathe Common declined on stop
orders atnd Southern Railway on sslsS to
realize profits
The industries were generally neylec-
ted with the exception of National Lead.
which was advanced on Mr.. Kaene's
manipulation Sugar and Chicago Gas
we're kept fairly steady by ths pool
brokers.
Governor Altgeld is not expected to
give his decision on the street frontage
bill which effects gas snd electric com
panles In Chicago until next Friday
Illinois Oentrals March statement
showing an increase of $780, 207 in the
March net earnings and an increase Of
e101, ,585 in the gross April earnings, had
favorable influence on speculation In
all the Western properties.
The increase -of $485. 500 In Great
Northsrns in April's earnings and ths
gain Of SIC. 793 In Northern Pacific earn
ings for the four weeks OF April stimu-
lated purchases Of Northern Pacific
securities.
Chesapeake and Ohio common was
hoomed on the intimation that the Nor
gan interests had made a deal to place a
round amount OF bonds abroad for the
purpose of completing some important
contemplated improvements:
Chesapes ks and Ohio has made contract
with the New Haven to supply 0.00C
tons OF coal during the coming year.
Refined sugars were not advanced to
day but al orders are taken subject tc
delay.
Cotton OIL was lower on the imposition
Of an import Of 4 to 10 marks by Ger
many on rshoed oil
The United ststss Express passed itI
semi annual dividend
Messrs. Payne and Perkins, OF tbs
Chicago, Burlington and Quiusy, will
enter the Mexican Central board.
Sterling exhange weak.
Money II per cent.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
The T empire
DEPARTMENT STORE.
2o9 MARKET STREET.
ga Sale of Sales. .

Commencing to-day p m. and con
tinuing Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, we inaugurate "a Sale of Sales .
The intensity Of price power has never
had more forcible illustration. Last
weeks inclemency necessitates double
performance this week We meet the
emergency with irresistible trade
magnets.
Dry Goods.
In this department is daily heard the
busy clip of the scissors as hundreds Of
yards Of every day usefuls are shipped
off Every sale made is seed sown that
blossoms into continued patronage and
makes our department elways favorite
one smong critical shoppers.
200 yards Of Crlnky serpentine Crepons
In. pink, dark blue, green, light blue,
cream, lavender or black, mammoth
offering of intrins 10 merchandise. Only
ten yards to each buyer during this sale,
81 cents yard
Extra heavy quality genuine Marseilles
spreads. extra size, assorted patti, rms,
worth $3.50; at 99c
Extra heavy half bleached satin
damask table linen, tic. yard
Extra fine satin damask Irish table
linen, 5S inches wide. regular SOC.
quality. reduced to 29c yard
Ali linen dinner napkins, heavy German
linen, the kind that wears like iron. for
44c. or S5c. dozen; worth 81 so a
| dozen.
Four quarter, actual measure, all Che
mile table covers, with heavy tassel fringe
this gives you chenille table cover
worth 75c for 39c. bargain.
Ladies' Shirt Waist made of the best
Satteen, fast colors with latest style
collsrette in black, navy blue and shep.
herd plaid, In appearance looks like elk,
during this sale your pick for SIC.
just received, one hundred rolls Of
Mating which we will Put on sale for
the next three days at 14c a yard. A
few words about Mating you might as
we'll try to turn backward the falling
waters of Niagara as to buy Mating
cheaper than you can buy it hsre.
Japanese reversible, double dye, inlaid
Mating for lac. yard all You want ct
the same price. This Mating is sold
everywhere at 25c. q yard.
Zone piece) 4 yards of bias Velveteen
Skirt Binding, 70.
One spool OF Eureka make Silk and one
spool of 100 yards machine Cotton, both
for 90.
Arabian Hair Cloth. zoe. quality FOR
12c. yard
123c. quality Hair Cloth, reduced Ia
ITO. yard
Boys Knee Pants, all sizes, 1910. 9
pair.
Mems Ironclad Working Pants SOC. .
pair
Mems Evening Pants, $1.20, worth
$225
Mems Mixed Cheviot Suits, So 9s
worth $S
Boys all.wool Suits. 81 SO, worth SO.
The Empire Department Store,
2o9 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
pIdn,t Rury the Ratehel.

NeiRhbors in the West End got to
auAFreling because thonghtless chickens
interiered with the growth OF much
priced vegetables and instead OF the
nsighbors burying the hatchet. one OF
them buried the chickens This brought
about q scrimmsge In which William
Forrest, Of Clayton street. got the ball.
Before Mayor Boyd last night Mr.. For
rest was sentenced to pay the costs Of the
case for simple assault on William
Begley
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
DON'T You reel sometlmes

Like saving money on your shoe bills2
Well, when that feeling strikes you Just
try our store, you will not only get the
best footwear, but you get IL for less than
the usual prices. Examine the quality
aud prices Of our shoes, compare both
with anything you may see In special
reduction sales and we are not afraid OF
the verdict It takes more than loud
talk and display cards 70 really make
low prices. 1t takes good buying and
selling advantages, which we have. and
q willingness to take less than the usual
profits. which we are doing. FormGns IS
No. 10 East Fourth street, bsJwesn
Market aud King.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
The Alert IL Nicaraguan waters.

WASHINGTON, May IA telegram ro-
ceived az the navy department. announces
that the Alert arrived at San Juan del
sur late on Saturday night. No doubt is
felt Of the ability OF tho Alert to protect
American interests on the Pacific side Of
Nicaragua in case of revolution, She Is
a third rate vessel, but she has four large
guns and about $50 men.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
hoeAI TaIent 10 Appear.

The list Of soloists for the City Coruet
Bands concert, on Saturday evening,
May IS, has been completed and the
eoneert--which will be principally by
local tslent--will probably s rpsss any
musical event Of recent years In the city.
The ssloists will be Miss Lizzie Mcoue,
soprano; 3 A. Psdberg. clarinet; Miss
Regina Mshoney. violin; a. B Harrison.
baritone, Miss Bessie Kuniz will recite
and the accompanies for the evening
will be Miss Gertrude Kuntz and Miss
Name McPiks.
Handsome flowers, both potted plants and
cut towers. at j. B. MRnlove's garden on
south Fifth street. Orders for plants of
any kind not In stock viii be prom pity filed.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07

peddler. fell from load OF furniture on
South Fourth street about o'clock and
broke his leg.
This evening the trustees Of the
Common and the new City Council will
meet la their respective places in regular
session. The trustees are still rejoicing
at the sight OF daylight through the
small pile of bills now before them
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Tho police wan Look for Them.

This morning Chief OF Police Dolan
received telegram from A. g. Moore q
Bro OF Leipsic TO the effect that some
party or parties broke in last night aud
stole about $500 In notes and specie and
lot OF hardware, cutlery, etc. The
thieves were last seen driving towards
this city and the police officers were
directed to keep look out
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
spanish warship Must BE Released.

WASHINGTON, May Secretary Car
Isle has directed the federal authorities at
Tampa, Fla, TO communicate TO the state
quarantine authorities his opinion that
the United States laws do not warrant the
detention Of the Spanish cruiser Infanta
Isabella on a reported violation Of the fed
eral quarantine laws.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
STORE RUReLARlzED AT LElPsIc.
safe Blown to Places aud Money and Val
..nl.l.. A.nnnra nnI- n.a- Lao AnantLLu a

safe Blown to Pieces aud Money and Vat
usbie Papers Taken-Also Quantity Of
Goods.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal
LE1PsIC, Del, May THE general
store Of A S. Moore & Bro. of this town,
was burglariz "a last night. The safe
was blown to pieces and $500 in cash ana
the frm's negotiable papers, Judgment
notes and bonds were taken, amounting
10 much more The thieves also stole a
quantity Of goods
Whoever planned the robbery knew that
the firm made the weekly deposit In
Dover on Tuesday, there being no bsnk
at Lepsic. There Is no clue to tbs
burglars.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Forest Fires Did 81 900, 600 Damage.

BRADFORD, Pa. May THE losses
from tire at Glen Hazel will mount up 20
about 81, 600 600. They include a large
sswmlll owned by d. S. Dolliver Of Ridge
way. capacity so, 600 feet per day; lum-
Der yard owned by Elias Deemer Of Will
Transport together with 10, 600, 600 feet Of
lumber
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
pr. nnehannn,s LONG star.

SING SING, May z. - DR.. Buchanan
breathed easier and felt better than he has
In two weeks over his good luck in having
bis execution deferred indefinitely. AS the
case stands, he cannot DO executed before
Chrlstmas next
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
InnIdantn nf tha nar.

The Columbia A @. board OF directors
may offer prizes for this best average
baseball playing Of the season.
Window and door screens, window-shades,
mattings, oil cloths, etc, At J. I. stoops'.
A little son Of Walter Harris, o I
Clayton street, split his nose and badly
dishgured his face in fall downstairs.
James Van Arsdalen. of Union street. has
tho agency for the latest improved aid best
Gasoline and il Stoves In the mark et-It
would be TO your interest TO consult him be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Administrator Charles b Bonham, Of
Philadelphia, yesterday sold the personal
effects of the late Editor Charles h.
Sentman. The plant Of the County
Herald has been placed In the hands ol
Attorney H. O. Conrad. of Wilmington
Two new sewing-machines cheap at Stoops'
j. T. Eliason has purchased the cornei
lot Of the Leslie estate at South ans
fifth streets aud is improving tha
locality with the assistance Of Con
tractor Hewlett.
Salem county ice cream. only 90 csnts
s1art At 1ruitt'H. on Delaware street.
It was reported this morning tina
William G. Downsy, a carter an
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Arrument In the Ford case

Argument in the Ford injunction case
was resumed this morning Owing 10
the fact that the Superior Court and
General Sessions occupied the upper
court rooms Chancellor Wolcott held his
couIt In the United States court rooms
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
MASSEY BEFORE THE COMMISSION.
DIR. M. j. Hughes Elected Police Surgeon
for Another Year.

for Another Year.
Officer J a. Massey was before the
Police Com mission last night charged by
[. X. Steward with throwing him to the
ground three times while arresting him
at the circus ground. No action was
taken.
Dir. M j. Hughes was re elected police
surgeon for another year John W.
Wright was given commission as
private watchman and Niecermaier a.
Hlrzel was awarded contract for
painting the police station and prison.
for $7l.
Fourteen prisoners were sent to
New Castle jail during April, and
1924 so was received for dog tax during
the month
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
wan Doubtisss ReappoInt tho rhree.

IL is understood that Msyor Boyd will
tonight reappoint the entire police force
that served so steadily and conscien-
tiously under Mayor Herbert Mayor Boyd
has, however, made no announcements
In relation to his appointments but he is
said to have been closeted with Officers
William II Harrington, Matthew Tobin
and Thomas p. Morgan last night for
some time, giving instructions as to their
conduct OF ihe welfare and peace Of the
community.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
..lBeauty and How to Preserve It',

always OF interest TO the ladies', will be
the subject Of an interesting free talk 20
ladies at rooms Nos and 8. second
floor, No S3S Market street, on Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. by the dis
tinguished actress and traveller, Annie
Firmin. introducing this famous East
Indian Moor Jehan Preparations. royal
beauty preservativs used by the Mogul
Queens of India.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07

Is 30, t7 "a. 81 90 N. "
All trains illuminated with Plntsch Light.
AND CHEsTNUT STs. Week days, % %. 8 s.
80, " l7,fT b3 s., 70 4,l9 90 1910 40 90, III ~
9 "a; ns q g, nae. Is. Ab5, S6. . 80, " "a,
a mi IsS, N4o. Ss5. 40, IS IS, $40. "a
p PHYLIbEHPHIA, Il "a tIE b ~ TWELFTH AND MAR
| KET STREETS. Week days, 10 %, " ". IS ~
no "a MT MA q sA ~ % 2 m. =.
Chester. ri y week 81 "a dayS, VS y IA g. ss mrs
5s, Is ~ 80 90 10 40 no 40, III s6a 10; %, " H
Chester, sandsys, b 0s sos, TI5, 75s
nj 20, D 20 . mi 8, n As, so, IS. 10 sS. 90
Tst' s,s1sd SIS loo & llloS S.DaP 2 NJ a.vr mn.
L1s4. Ha0 On; Sundays. III 7bsA ~
Cape MAY. week days, viz a. M; f2.4o pm.
WhsT BOUND.
| baltimore and Warrington, week dAye
az T. .siS, III = 81 fsssr nj Il II sasdsys u = II III II
Es Al m; ia le " 05. %, n 81. ts 10 IS b8 M
Baltimore and Way Stations, II M aG
NswarS. VAR Del, week Gays, Hl5, III, Is ~
nj Ils Is, %, hg, . a. 7S5 Is -. ssts, Il y
' "a, Sundays y l5, ~. rs A N. fls 10 3 0a
NB7, Z B5. fs 19, rs IS, II 10 p m.
Fitteburg, Ts a. q m, u 81 p m. daily.
Chicago, rs AZ, n; Sa q, p 10, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. us Ia D N. AMI
\ Nav Z orleans. t via Bristol ana ChAttAnoogs
IS ~ ? ma daily. Through sleeper 10 New o.
singezsy accommodation, TTam. aus. 81
ana IL 10 pm, daily.
Landenberg accommodation, week days,
IN. sE . M s5 and % D m. Sundays. 81
Trains leave Msrket street ptASions
6or New York, week days, ~ 30 an,
70 is, f1l 80a M; IS, . 40 D m. sundays sO
q p1, 90, = %, 3 4b o N.
Piftaburg and Chicago, week days, IS s0A "a
Baltimore, week days, 90, IS 80 . N; b5
fbA0 "a. Sunday b5 p m.
lays, 90, 90 m; 20, s 20 N. sundays
TEA1E PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY,
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT STS.a ZOE
n az 9 y q: i q qo9T'0f ao9S Il 81 s 70 s. Ht %
Slb, f400, 40, IS 90, SO Al. 80, go, " a
IS 81, $50, 10 10 aud ii 8H pm.
m; ios'i Il q noon: % a. Il ss, so SIS, HOe Ss5
LEAyE PHII.ADELPIIIAs. TyESLTTh Y r Z
81 IS, n; f346, VS., p "a. Sundays
Es %, ~ IS, iii ss q m; T8 10. u pm
RAGS AS Ia western m points lower than via su.
other line. Q. o. SCULL. Gent Pass. Agent.
r. b. CAMPBELL General manAger.
uTILMINGToN AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD. Time table in effect Oct. 18th
Trains leave Wilmington, French .ssrce
station. for B. q o. Junction. Montohanin
Winterthur, Guyenoourt, GranoRue. Coss3rt
Ohmdds' Ford Junction, Pocopson, Wes
Chester, Embreeville, Mortonvtlle, Coates
vile and intermediate stations. daily, except
Sunday, at 80 q 10. 235, 40 and 40 N
Sunday only at 5 G. q m: 3b. b. M
For WAynesburg junction, Springfield an
intermediate stations, daily, except sundAf
at IS = m. 2 85 and 3 40 Q m. Sundays only o.
O4 a m, j 80 and % p m.
For JoAnna, Birdsboro, ResdinS and Inter
, mediate stations. daily, except Sunday &
q NJ asaJ 90 m. Sunday only ~ W
IN sd K ~.
auWEEHS BRIGGS. SIAN. Paaasnaax Awexf
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Secretary Gresham letting better.

WAsHINeToS, May :. Secretary Gresh-
am is reported TO have had a satisfactory
lay and 70 be better. The critical symp-
sQDs Of his illness have ahated, and the
rrisis is said % have passed
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
rln.Inr prIoen.

Wheat. July, 6slk68Si4; Sept 639s; Corn
July, sos aaked; sept. b05s05l: Oats, July
2s9s; Sept. 26le ibid; Pork, july, II .95; Sept
l2 IS; Lard, July, 65: sept. $50 asked; hibt
July, 6.OI; Sept, 6.z065 p.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
wsIl.Known PolIoeman Removed.

John M. Hanson, ex chief Of police Of
this city and former engineer at the
Delaware Iron Works, removed his family
TO Camden, N. j yesterday, having
secured employment In shat city In the
works Of Superintendent Wofkeil,
formerly Of this city. Mr.. Hanson
served on the police force here under
three different mayors He Is over six
feet tall and proportionately large and
made an exemplary officer. ZichRriah
w. Gemmill will probably remove into
the house vacated by Mr.. Hanson.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Beautiful Comfortable Book.

You want something artistic for your
centre table Something that will instruct
as we'll as amuse Well. get copy Of
Famous Paintings OF the World" bound
in cloth and gold. II is beautiful port
folio of artistic MASTER pieces and 81 75
will buy 1t. Made to sell at SO. Oaly a
few left. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
Office,
Evening journal., 1895-05-07

Cotton-New York Closing Prices.
June, e.N bid; 6.52 aaked; July, 6 SO bid; 6ks
asked August, $50. bid; September, 6.85 hidi
o.67 asked.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Too MUCK for Rose aim school. -
Another Rich ..shad Harvsst.

New Castle fishermen have again been
catching Delaware shad by the barrel
Sunday evening this boats have caught
well on to 400 each, one boat bringing ia
IL simply illustrates the excellent point
that days cessation OF fishing enables
the shad TO get up the river In large
quantities, and when Monday morning
comes the water is fairly alive with these
hne hsh Prices have been averaging
$t2 q hundred In the boat.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Hnst aoodf. r.owrst Prinaa

Buy coal and wood from q. 7. Sergeant
caace Seventh and King PhoEe 5i5.
rE Hickory wood 70, open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07

WINDOW SCREENS.
All the improved makes
20 dozen, we offer at 25c each, spring
adjustment.
WINDOW SHADES.
In this our business is constantly
increasing. The prices range from 15e.
TO 81 90.
Our 30c shade is heavy Opaque Cloth
on best spring roller equal TO any Soc
shade in the market.
MATTINGs.
Another invoice now ready. All war
ranted Tor the grade. Much below
regular prices.
Extra heavy, fancy, so pounds to the
piece. 10c. per yard.
Extra fine, reversible inlaid, 1916. per
yard
Prices to 35o. per yard.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
ALL ENvELOPED IN FOG.
But This Didn'r Interfere With
Big Shad Catches.
BOATS CAUGHT NEARLY 400 FISH

City Affairs and Politics Mayor BOYD and
HIS Policemen The New Rose Hill
schooI-house-ot Events About the
vfttfa rftw
Evening journal., 1895-05-07

ALLUMINUM WARE.
Sterling Silver Is no better.
Tea spoons per dozen, 81 75
Table spoons per dozen. $3 so
Dessert spoons per dtzen, $3 90
Forks, $500
Sugar shells each, 45c
Butter knives, 45c
AMERICAN GLASSWARE.
Large invoice opened 60 day. Prices
run like this:
Salt aud Pepper busters, triple plated
tops, each l0e
Covered Butter Dishes, each 60
Fruit Bowls 10 inches, each 10c
Berry or Fruit Sets pieces 2Ss.
Engraved Goblets per dozen, 50s
JARDINIERs.
Extensive assortment, all new designs.
prices 10c TO IS, 90 each.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Better Dishes triple plated, $3.50
5 Bottle Casters, triple plateo, So 90.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
THOMAS MoHUGH,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER,

No. IS MARKBr eTREET,
Wilmington, Dwiawaxe
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
YOU'LL PROBABLY

Be looking for a Suit for yourself
or boy tomorrow. Ii 80, bear in
mind we can save you money on
every purchase, with complete
line to select from.
Special line Of new trouserings,
$500 to order. Suiting, $1s to
$25-usual price, $25 to s35.
You'll miss it by not seeing these
goods and giving your order.
|. W. GlBNEY, Tailor, CIOthisr,
Eighth and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
$1,000
SACK SUITS
TO ORDER

see the cloths we are making
up, the trimmings used aud
work turned out you will not
wonder that we have taken 80
many orders. We are just as
careful in fitting, as anxious to
please and as determined to
satisfy you as in the highest
priced work we turn out. We
have some specials that we make
up at $15 and $18, and among
the fine cloths a large assort-
ment of the finest imported and
domestic suitings that will
please almost anyone in styles
and prices.
Open evenings.