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THE ARGUMENTS ENDED.

The hearing of cases in the Supreme
Court for the spring term closed yes
terday, when the last case on the long
docket was disposed of. The Justices
are now busy writing opinions, all Of
which will probably be handed down
within the next ten days. A number
of important cases have been heard
at this term of the court.
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gsEJSEN g1SyS M EHsS
N. III. q Il. S. TUCKER q co.
SPECIAL SALES.
MONDAY, MAY IS, TO SATURDAY.
MAY %.

Straw Mattings. NO charge tor
making and laying, and the work done
by competent help. We offer this week
In connection with the special purchase
of High Art and high grade straw mat
tings, mentioned in our large adYer-
tisement to-day, seyenty-fve rolls, new
straw mattings, at prices ranging from
Csc. down to 15c. per yard, and no extra
charge for making and laying.
w. ii. Sc II. S. TUCKER 81 co.
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WILL OBSERVE NAY corn.

The banks Of the city will observe
next Wednesday, May goth as hoii-
day. that being the anniversary OF the
signing of the Meeklenburg Deelara-
ton Of Independence.
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". IT. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
MONDAY, NAY is, TO SATURDAY
NAY 20.
SPECIAL SALES.
SPECIAL SALES.
FOR SUMMER FLOORS, STRAW NAT
TTNGS AND ARMENIAN RUGS.

Sec our window display Of these com
Portable summer floor coverings
straw mattings and Armenian rugs.
w. III. g. r. IS. TUCKER & co.
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w. IT. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
MONDAY, MAY is, TO SATURDAY,
MAY %.
SPECIAL SALES.

Remnants and short lengths Of straw
mattings, good for halls and small
rooms, and we lay them without extra
charge.
w. III. e. R. IS. TUCKER & co.
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LOST.

On Fayetteville street a silver knife
with initials -. T. A." Please return
to this Office.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

Mrs. r. e. Heryey, South Salisbury
street, desires a few gentlemen board
ers. Good rooms at moderate prices.
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VIII. ca. S. TUCKER eco.
Monaay May 18Th to Saturday May Esd.
Another Week Given 0 the Sale of
SUMMER FLOOR COVERINGS,
CHINESE AND JAPANESE STRAW MATTINGS.

Ar advantageous purchase from large
importer of Chinese and Japanese straw
mattings, the balance of a cargo of high
grade, new straw mattings, arrivingIate
enables US TO offer this week, Monday,
May 18th to Saturday, May 23d, three
lois at unusual bargain prices, exceed
IingIy low for the highest grades of mat
things woven
Lot. Ho. I-,-25 Rolls High Art Japanese
inserted Straw Mattings, in designs most
marveIOusIy executed and as rich i'm eff
feet as Tapestry at only SOC per yard,
made and laid.
Not Nc. 275 Rolls Double Extra Heavy Chinese
JointIeSS and Reversible Straw MaItingS in choice,
dainty designs and C0OrS al only zoe per yard,
made and laid.
Lot No. 3---35 Rolls Extra Heavy JOintIess and
Reversible Chinese Straw Maltings, exquisite in
designs and COIOrings, at only 35C per yard made
and laid.
high Nang prices
out -oftown patrons
w. H. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
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The Materials Are.

Fancy and Plain Worseds variety you'll be sure to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-11

folks a. Colton's. There are several cot
tagers on the island this summer. Dallas
knowlton and his family are occupying
their cottage for the season. Mr.. Lock-
mart and his family and Mr. Riderbcld and
FAMILY are also located in pretty cottages
nose now stopping at Colton's from
Washington are Capt. T. W Lay with
MS wife and daughter from Takoma; A.
NJ smith and wife. r. h Fox Irving g
Brown. William Quinn. with his wife end
son; James g. Traylor. with his wife and
aaushters: @. W. Cremer. T. Hayward
Tigniii, with his wife and son: Mrs SHAFT
Ter, MRS. L.. V. Conner and son Mrs H.
NJ fitzhugh. Miss F. l.. Fitzhugh, Mrs
carrie Z. Johnston. William q. Greenfield
ana wife. and Frank Burroughs.
mr.. 5. A. Virgins. with his wife and
son, are occupying their cottage ut the
MI MI. and Mrs. c. NJ. Heaton and Mr.. and
mrs. Long of Takoma Park are expected
do~n on the boat tonight
Gee rye s. Carlin. 8 r.. Lindsey and wife
anu Miss Edith G. Lindsey from Alexan-
oEla are stopping DIT the beach
Among those who have recently return
eu from CoItons TO the city are Miss Cart
wright. Mrs. Adams, Miss Adams. Miss
wilson. Mrs. NJ. II. Wisner Miss Spenser,
MISS Terry. James s. Gray and wife Miss
iua Piper. Miss Caroline Longfellow Miss
Anna Bitter, Miss Loll Bitter Messrs
hartman. Snyder. Fftzhugh and Harkniss.
VINO came down In yacht: Miss Knowl-
ton. 4. s. Carroll, Edward Bawrel and
son. Philip n. Wisner f. Peters. William
Siets, w. Halliday. II. O. Weaver OF the
United States fish commission, Miss Mar
can or Brookland. Carl T.. Pe,z w @
keeLe, Mrs. A. l.. Myers and daughter.
ana Mrs. f. d. McIntire.
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COOL AT WALNUT POINT.
District Folks Who Are Spendinr
August by Coon River.

August by Coon River.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star
WALNUT POINT, Va, August 10. 1896
Quite party are here at the Point, en-
joying the cool breezes and the pleasures
OF bathing and boating. The Point is one
of the prettiest on the lower river and
stands well out into the Potomac where
that stream Is Joined by the Coan river.
The visitors here are mostly Washington-
ians, although there are a few from Balti-
more also.
Sailing trips down to Point Lookout and
over to st. Georges Island have been taken
by some of the visitors this week, and all
have been enjoying themselves Among
the Washington people stopping here are
o. c. Sabin. Mrs. NJ. J. VaIiques. e. B.
Townsend. Mrs. c. w. Townsend, Mrs. W.
L. VaDsular. Evanston Barrie and wife.
Frank T. Rawlings and wife, Mrs c, IL
Fem. Mabel e. Rawlings, Mamie s. Jones.
Madeline Fenno, Catherine Fenno, Kate
Fenbo. Van Fenno, Jessie NJ. Rawlings.
Horace +. Warner, Harry E. johnson, VIII
liam Howard and wife, Louis N. Smith and
wife, Leon L. Freeman and wife and w.
U. Watson. A. NJ. Buck. jr., of Hyatts-
vile, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Drown of
the same place are also here.
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A WASHINGTON GIRL CROWNED.
Made Aueen of Love md Beauty at a
Virginia Tournament.
Correspondence OF The EyeI Ing Star

Made Queen of Love md Beauty at q
Virginia Tournament.
Correspondence Of The Eveling Star.
WADESVILLE. Va. August Q. 1885,
Society gathered In full force Friday at
the delightful resort, Peach Grove. near
this place, and enjoyed an exciting tourna-
ment, arranged by Mr.. c. r. Smithey. for
the entertainment of his friends and the
numerous summer residents in this vicin-
ity. The spectators made a picturesque
and attractive group on the green field
where the fitting was In progress, and the
multitude of pretty girls in their fresh cos
tunes was bewidering to the poor men
of susceptible natures.
Fifteen sir knights participated in the
contest, end the honors fell to Messrs.
Robert Sewers of Clark county, Ray Du-
vail of Winchester. r. r. Lupton of VIM
chester and Weldon Cochran Of Welltown
The coronation adore So was delivered in an
exceedingly happy manner by Mr.. George
Shirley of Middleway, West Virginia, who
presented the crowns to the successful
knights. Mr.. Sewers bravely made a
charming Washington girl. Miss Margaret
the .ther brave winners selected as maids
of honor three attractive Baltimore bellies
Miss Frieda Genso, Miss Maud Royston
and Miss Agnes Genso. The royal dance
took place in the evening in the pavilion,
preceding the regular Friday night dance,
which has become such a popular feature
at Peach Grove. There will be another
tournament August p, ard grand ball at
night.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Dancing the Heated Hours Away at Summer
Resorts.
Newport Has q Touch of the Torrid
Wave - Personal
Notes.


at Newport. the fashionable supporters Of
the Casino dances did their duty nobly. and
attended in large crowds. The balconies
however, were more in use than the bali
room Among the guests Miss Kate Brlce.
in white chiffon over pink and white-flower
ed silk; Miss Julia Grant. In pink chiffon;
Mrs. John Davis. Mss Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Herbert and Mr.. T. Sanford Beatty
represented the Washington contingent OF
cottage folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Notes and family
have taken a cottage at Atlantic City. and
will remain there the rest Of the season.
Miss Grace Marie Thyson. the charming
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs H. G.
Tnyson. who has been visiting Miss Lillian
Collins Of Seat Pleasant. has returned
home.
Maj. d. NJ. Scott, U.S.A.. and daughter
are at the Ebbitt House, en- route to Oak
land, Md, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs. L. c. Strider and daughter are in
Charlestown. w. Va, for the remainder
Of the summer.
Miss Mayme Hahn has returned to the
city. after a stay Of three weeks at Colonial
Beach. where she was the guest Of Miss
Lamkin.
Miss Maggie c. Roberts and Miss Mamie
c. Trusheim have gone to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Davis of Old Point, Va.
Mrs. w. T. Harris is at Buena Vista
Springs for this month.
Mrs. Kate W. Skiles has gone to Alexan-
dria Bay. N. Y. to remain three weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Tyssowski is at Rock Enon
Springs. and will remain month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Morsell are at
Somerville Highlands, Mass.
Miss Mamie Campbell and sister. Mar
garet. are visiting friends in York, and will
spend a few days at Atlantic City and Cape
May before returning, about August -.
DIR. and Mrs. Dieffenderfer have gone to
Asbury Park, to remain until the LIST of
September.
Miss Effie Lee Brinneau of Virginia and
Mr. John L. Young were quietly married
yesterday afternoon at st. Patrick's
Church, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Father MCGEE. The bride was gowned
IN gray cloth, trimmed with green silk, with
hat and gloves to match. There We're no
attendants. the service being simple one.
witnessed by but few friends.
Mrs. Walter D. Wyville is at Capon
Springs, w. Va.
Mrs NJ NJ La Billie will spend this week
at Rectortown, Va.
Miss Kinney, Miss E. Kinney and Mr.. E.
c. Kinney are now at Bar Harbor
Miss Nettie Graham and her niece, Miss
City.
Miss Mary L. Willard is now at Vine
yard Haven, Mass.
Miss Sara McGrann has gone to Atlantic
City.
Miss L. NJ Powers will be at Proctor,
VT. until September.
Mrs. F. N. Gregory will spend the next
fortnight at Bedford Springs.
Mrs. Paul. widow Of General Paul. is at
Cape May for the month.
Mrs. NJ. H. White is spending a fortnight
at Westficld, n. J.
Mrs. w. B. Robson is spending this
month at Summit Point, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. Connolly is at Chapel Point, Nd.
Mrs. H. Sommers of West Washington
and her daughter. Mrs I. Esennan. and
family are at Atlantic City for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. James B. Colt has gone to visit his
mother ard sister in California and will
be away six weeks.
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Where the Hot Days of August Are
Passing Quickly.

Where the Hot Dnys of August Are
Passing Quickly.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
COLTON'S POINT, Md. August TO- 1895.
A large number of Westinghouse are
enjoying Colton's during these days of
August. Last month there were but
few people here, who had things mostly to
themselves, but within the last week the
visitors from Washington and Baltimore
have commenced 70 come in. and the beach
Is now at its height. Time passes swiftly
for the summerers with bathing in the
Potomac. Grabbing, and sailing about the
neighboring waters, and everybody seems
to be having a frst-class time.
The Eastern Athletic Club has just re-
turned from a short but very pie .sant trip
to Colton's, which was made one way on
their bicycles and the other way by boat.
The party took one whole day and part
Of another to ride down there. arriving in
excellent spirits. They put in their time to
good advantage, making things very jol-
~ during ing. their stay Ervs Those who came
Grace. lieutenant; r. r. Revin f. H.
Ridgeway, Z. L. Hutchinson, L. H. Her.
rel, r. F. Wright. w. +. Clark, E. W.
Raab. w. II. Morris. j. A. Jennings. J. H.
Ober. E. 8. Wahifarth. John Mckee. c. Y.
kngore, H. W. Jeffries. c. r. Jeffries j. L.
McCabe and Samuel Steinberyer.
Several yachting parties have visited the
Point within the last few weeks. DIR.
Charles e. Postler. G. ". M. Wells, Rex
ford N. Smith. A. H. Wells. H. w. Gore
and P. H. Vietch came down in their pref
ty yacht. and made an enjoyable stop at
the beach. They had q delightful sail
down the Potomac. and added much to the
festivities at Colton's during their stay
there.
Another party which came down from
the city in q sail boat consisted of George
H. Bright, o. n. Bright. Paul Desser, VIM
P. Belt and II. NJ. Woodward. After
pleasant visit they also returned to the
city.
Two Of the most popular diversions here
are the straw rides which are taken on
pleasant evenings to various spots near
by, and the sailing trips up and down the
river. The people at CoIton's have also en-
toyed q couple OF visits this summer from
parties at Colonial Beach, and last week
they entertained a saii-boat party from
Leonardtown.
Blackiston Island. adjoining the beach, Is
one Of the popular visiting places for the
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POLICEMAN FoLEY,s AssArLANrs.
Two Men and Three Women Giver
Instr1> tive Sentences.

Two Men and Three Women Given
Instr1>< tive Sentences.
Policeman Foley, who was assaulted In
Reeves court last week by q crowd of col
ored men and women. as published in The
Star at the time, was able to appear in court
today and give evidence against his assail-
ants. Those charged were James Smothers,
William Dade, Emma Smothers, Susie Col
ston and Priscilla Smothers.
The policeman was walking through
Reeves court with his wife when he heard
some profanity being INDUCED in. Warning
the party not to repeat the bad language,
he resumed his journey with hts better half
He had not gone far when he heard a fight.
and when he returned to put stop to this
trouble the whole party turned upon him
and assaulted him with stones, sticks
dishes and numerous household utensils.
Judge Mills heard the proof and gave the
defendants six months in jail and fined them
SIS, or sixty days additional.
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sUMMERING AT ST. GEORGES.
Long List of Neutrality-suspicious. Mt
That Pleasant Resort.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star

"A Long List of WnshiDgtOninns mt
That Pleasant Resort.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ST. GEORGES ISLAND, Nd.
August 10, 1895
Here al ST. Georges Island are to be found
a large number of sojourners, mostly from
Washington, who have fled from the heat
OF the city, and are now enjoying life on
the water. There are several cottagers
who have come down to spend the most of
the summer at the island. but the majority
OF the visitors are here for a shorter time
to enjoy the various pleasures afforded.
The Saturday night boat brought down
quite a party to the island, consisting of
Mrs. X. v: Nalley. Miss Edna Nalley. Mrs.
Z. Jones, Harry Jones, Mrs. NJ. Heffner, w
G. Rowland. Mrs. K Rowland H. B. Oar
ling and wife, Mrs E. Lettingwell, Theodore
Michael, Charles c. Wheeler, b. T. Judson
J. M. A. Schmidt. Edward Gibson, M. E.
Johnson. B. T. Johnson, ]. o. Time and A.
Orentt.
Some of the other recent arrivals at the
island are Robert H. Smith. John Cum
ningham. Katie Thicker, NJ. Mundell Mrs
seph c. Bumeston. William L. Hog. Henry
Thompson and family. e. F. Price, Mr.
Steiner and Miss Steiner Of Alexandria
Margaret Feeney; Katie Feeney. Alice C:
Smith. r. Wheatley. wife and daughter Of
Alexandria, Mr.. Jackson and family, John
]. Connely. w. E. Nahley and wife of
Brightwood, John Riddle and daughter
John H: Windsor. wife and children. Miss
Rittie Porter. George K. Stidham and wife,
c; CaWson and wife, H. M. Putnam and
wife, John H. Holmes, W. J. Mcmahon,
Miss L:lligon, Miss, Rabbit, W. E. Shan
non. r. NJ. Evans, 7. Edwin Young. Katie
solane. Helen NJ. MSKeever. A. L. Jackson
and wife, w. P. Armstrong, w. H. Birch.
H. w. Johansen and wife, H. H. Mckeever,
jr.. Elwyn Greene and wife, Mrs. J. w.
Weisner. Woodford H. Babbitt. Willis B.
Magruder L. G. Martin, Henry G. Gross
Ashton. Mrs. NJ L. Ford. Mrs. A. H. Mott,
Rev. Edward NJ. Mott. w. v. Price. E. P.
Faloney. tr., A. ]. sanderson. Miss L: West.
Miss Steel, John P. jackson and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-11
MI. sewalI In New York.

Arthur 8. SewaM. the democratic candf-
date fot Vice President arrived in New
York yebterday afternoon in order to ap-
pear tomorrow night at Madison Square
Garden to receive the official notification
of his nomination. He left Boston several
hours earlier than anticipated. with the
result that when he reached New York
there was nobody to receive him.
Mr. Sewall said he was hopeful of the
results Of tho coming campaign. although
1t was little too early to make predic-
tiors. and that in spite of the fact that
he was not a speech-maker. he still ex-
pected to be able to make some.
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Military Details.

Capt. James Petit, LIST Infantry, has been
detailed by the Secretary of War to attend
the encampment of the National Guard Of
Connecticut at Mantle from the 18th to the
22d of August. Lieut.. Col Alfred A. Wood
hill, deputy surgeon general. and Maj
Charles Smart, surgeon, have been detailed
army at the twenty-fourt tn annual meerfna
Of the American Public Nealth Association
at Buffalo, N. T.. September 10.
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LEESBURG FAIR,
The Thirteenth Annual Show OF
LOudOun County Stock.

Loudoun County Stock.
The Loudoun Live Stock Association will
give its 18th annual exhibition at Lees
burg. August 70, 70 and u. This is one of
the best known agricultural fairs in vir-
ginia, and being in the heart OF the famous
ly rich Loudoun valley It's yearly show of
fine horses, cattle, sheep. swine and poul-
try. well as pet stock, Is one of the best
In the United States. Mr.. Henry Fairfax,
the Whl-known hackney breeder and the
importer of Matchless of Lansborough is
president of the association. and H. c.
Sellman. known all over the country as an
expert kennel master, Is secretary. In ad-
cition to the extensive exhibitions Of fine
stock there will be a program of contests
In trotting. running and steeplechasing.
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Fell Down tho Enbankment.

Carrie Carroll. colored, nineteen years
old. who lives on Washington street, fell
down an embankment near Bunker Hill
road and 4th street northeast last night
about 10 o'clock. and was seriously In
tured. She was taken to Freedman's Hos
pftal for treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-11
Injured BY Falling Timber.

Ludlake Smith, who is employed at the
power house OF the Metropolitan road. near
Lincoln Park. was painfully injured today
by the falling Of q piece Of timber. He was
removed in the police ambulance to Provt-
dence Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-11
TUFTS Liver Pills

Keep the system in order and pre-
vent morbid conditions of the liver
which precede disease.
A Preventative of
Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Dizzi-
ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Heart
burn, Coated Tongue, Loss of Ap-
petite, Constipation and
All Bilious Diseases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-11

ST. White Chamois Gloves, Sc.
Those famous 81 White Chamois
Gloves, which have been such popular
sellers all the season a-e cut for We'd
peSday only to 55c.
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s. and $3.50 Parasols, ST.
That handsome line of So and $3.50
China silk Parasols, in plain. figured
and striped effects. have been cut to 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-11

e5c. Black Silk Mitts, I5c.
For one alphabetically only-we will
sell our regular DC Black silk Mitts for
only 15c.
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Mrs. Cooper Renppears.

Mrs. Lille NJ. Coo per. the woman in the
Fearson-Ford shooting scrape, has APP
peared on the scene again. after absence
of several days. Where the woman was no
one knows, and she cid not tell. the i'm
preston being that she went over to some
place near Rosslyn, where she kept quiet.
She appeared for the first time last night
shortly before midnight, and attempted to
get il to the house in Cisselrs alley where
she formerly lived with Lum Pearson. The
door was locked, and she was unable to get
in. Her actions were witnessed by the po-
lice. and after passing a few remarks with
some Of the ne;ghbors she walked away.
Sergt. Haney met her on the street and ap-
pr!sed her Of the death of Ford. She seem
to be affected by the news. claiming it was
the first she had heard since the shooting.
She is now stopping at the house of
friend. known to the police, and If she Is
wanted as a witness no difficulty will be ex-
perfenced in finding her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-11

1oc. Ribbed Vests, Ioc.
Ladies' 19c White Swiss Ribbed Vests,
tapes are selling for Zoe.
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Death of Mrs. stallines.

Mrs. Maria Stallings died yesterday at her
home at the corner of 18th and P streets
Only a few cnths ago she passed her
eighty-fcurth birthday. and death was
caused by old sge She had been ailing for
one week. the extreme heat having some
effect or Ter condition. Mrs. Stallings was
one of the most remarkable Of old ladies'
Her capabilities up to the last moment OF
life were far more vigorous than Is usual
with one who has passed four score and
four years. She was one of the oldest res
!dents of this section of the city, having
resided here for many years. She was the
mother of f1ve children. and the sis
ter of the mother of Mr.. H. c. Winship.
formerly manager of the Chesapeake and
Chic canal. Mrs. Winship is now hearty at
the age of eighty-stX years. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 30
o'clock, the iIterment being at Oak Hill
cemetery. The rallbearers have been Sc
lected as follows: Messrs. Payne. Hutchin-
son. Brace. Shoyer, Eougan and Haycock.
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All the ssc. and 81 Shirt Waists. In
pcrcalc, lawn. etc, figured and striped
effects, are now only soc.