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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
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n. n. &. A. Notes.

/, If the securing of new members Ia
any indication that we are to have that
building we will surely get 1t, for 1875
new members have been secured in the
past four weeks. and still the good
work goes on. Some one will certainly
have a supper to pay for Who is It
to pay? That Is the question
Mr.. L. A. Coulter. our State Score
tary, has spent two days with US in
assisting in the current expense cam
vass. We hope to get this matter en-.
tireiy out OF the way during the COM
Ing week and then for the State Con-
vention and that building.
AT their meeting on Tuesday last the
LADIES Auxiliary decided to tender a
reception" to the visiting delegates on
Thursday or Friday or the convention.
PEOPLE are getting. very much inter-
ested In our building Investment. and
are only waiting to be called upon TO
make thclr subscription. III fact, O. few
Voluntary subscriptions are being re-
ceived from time to time.
The Reds and Blues are to have
Joint meeting Monday night at S
O'Clock. Every member of both com
mittees Is urged to be present, and all
new members interested in the supper
should be present also.
Mr.. John II. Hall has consented TO
form chorus for singing at the con-
vention. The first meeting will be held
Monday night after the membership
contest meeting
az members social evening will be
given on Tuesday evening. Come pre-
pared to have some FUN.
Such singing as we had at the meet
ing last Sunday has not been known in
months. In spite of the severe cold,
over sixty young men were out.
Let us have even a larger meeting to-
gay. keV- II. S. Farland is to make
the address and Mr.. John Hall will
nave charge of the singing. The new
members are especially invited to at
tend.
The entertainment, which was to have
peen given under the direction of Miss
Mamie Ridgood Wahman. has been
postponed until next Thursday. Jan
nary 10th. and Friday. January 24th
me proceeds of this entertainment are
Tor the new building.
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HEIR TX T.. EY.
IN

y sad accident occurred last night
about Z o'clock at the residence of Mrs
smith, on First street. by which his
little li-month-old daughter lost her
lire The child had been left alone in
II room In which Il Kerosene lamp was
burning on a small table The child
in some way turned the table over. up-
setting the lamp, which SET fire to the
child's clothing. The screams of the
child attracted it's mothers attention,
who gave the alarm. Ncighbors ran in
and helped to eNtinguish the fire DR..
Truitt was sent FOR, but found that the
child was burned beyond recovery and
IT died about an hour after the acct
dent
y horse hitchcd to a lumber wagon
ran away on Chestnut street Yesterday
and made pedestrians give him the right
of way
The VS. will give masquerade party
next Friday night at the residence OF
Mrs O; 5. Baker. on Maple avenue.
Mr. Fletcher Drummond. doing n gro
Gerry business corner Berlilcy avenue and
Liberty street. made an assignment
Yesterday. naming Mr.. Gorge G. Mar
tin as trustee Liabilities not named,
Mrs. y. w. Gregory and daughter
Mrs. w. r.. Sawyer, of Currituck county
\. G.. are visiting Mrs. A., p. Frost ON
Pearl street.
Mr.. w. e. Rice is confined at his
home. on Virginia street, with rheuma-
tism.
Preaching to-day at Armstrong Memo
rial Church by the pastor. Rev. W. a.
SlGymakcr, at II "a. m. and 1870 y. IN.
Sunday-School nj $50 a. m. Christian
Endeavor Society ut $3.50 p. m
The Rev. Mr. Hays, Il blind preach
will occupy the pulpit of the Berkeley
Avenue BAPTIST Church to-day at IL
a. m. and 80 p. IN.
The steam barge o. X whitney. re-
Gently, sunk al the mouth Of the Western
l,,..., Il, Id. 10.
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CONFESSION OF MRS. WILLIAMS
Williams, the Murderer of the Child,
Now In jail.

Beaufort. n. c., Jan 1O.-(Special)-
Our reporter interviewed Mrs Williams
the wife of the child murderer-at 2:3O
o'clock this morning. He found her in.
u very critical condition as her husband
mad refused her any medical attention.
but she said that she wanted u make
q confession so that the public would
know that she had nothing to do with
the murder. Mrs. Williams is about
eighteen years OF age, and Is Il very
fine looking woman. Her confession Is
as follows:
IT was taken Wednesday morning at
about O'Clock. L called my husband
and told him that he had better go after
Il doctor. He refused. but finally con-
scented 10 go for Mrs Russell. He was
gone about n half an hour when he
came lack and said that Mrs. Russell
would not come, and that it would be
all right as he had had some experience
himself. The child was born ab-ut
6:30 o'ccck. He did not drc,ss the child,
but allowed II To stay in bed with me
until Bcss, Sans little girl. told The
neighbors that ] had given birth To Il
child He then took the baby away
from me, and carried it up stairs He
said that he wasn't going to have tho
child rund him. and that he was going
TO dispose OF it. pleaded with him,
and asked him for Gods sake not 60
Kill my child ! told him that If he
would spare 1t, and let me stay In the
house until I was able to move that
| would leave him and take il TO nv
msthers, and that my mother would
care for us. He refused to listen to me.
sam left home Wednesday night about
! O'Clock with a white bundle I'm his
arms. l asked him what he had in that.
He told me to keep my mouth shut. He
came back home in half an hour and
told me that he had thrown the baby
in the river and that the wind and tide
was Just right for taking it out TO sea.
He told ME that he did not want to
hear another word about the matter:
If lie did he would throw me overheard.
was married last Sunday. I told him
OF my condition previous to marriage,
and that didn't think that 7 would be
doing him justice IL married him.
] told him that Bill Guthrie was the
Father. The ohild cried after it was
born. and was alive when Sam carried
II up stairs.
Williams. the murderer. is now in the
county jail awaiting the decision Of the
Superior Court, which convcncs at this
place in March. He Is about five feet
ten inches tall. dark Completed. and of
Il very unprcposseSsng appear rance. His
eyes are coal black. and sunken in until
they remind one Of two little black
beads. He walks with quick, ierkv
motion, and appears to be of a very ner-
vnuS temperament. He has had moth
ing to say about the murder since the
trial yesterday.
Jesse Williams, his son, being asked
why he wouldn't give any evidence
in the case yesterday. said: II wouldn't
swear to a lie not to save my fathers
life. He is caught In this meaness
and he can go to hill a-hyIng, as for
me-"
sam Williams has been married tWice
and Jesse and Bessie are children by
his first wife.
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Nnvy.,,nrd Notes.

The usual Saturday afternoon hop was
given yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended
Ten spar-makers were called In the
construction department yesterday.
a Board of Examination will con-
vene at the yard on the 21st to Gx-
anime applications for positions OF
carpenters I'm the navy Surgeon n. II.
Dtake VIII be president of the board,
when Will consist OF Surgeon Byrncs,
Fast Assistant Surgeon l.. l.. Young
ana Carpenter l.. l.. Martin
The future of the now hattleship Texas
Is much In doubt. The Navy Depart
ment had about decided to put her out
Oh commission pending repairs. which
may make her serviccablc. Captain
Glass. her commander. was in Washing
Ton yesterday. and had a talk, with
Secretary Herbert as to the ndvisability
OF Keeping the skip in commission with
q small crew. The plan Is to reduce
the Texas crew to about seventy-fivc,
din.
CAPTAIN Cochran will return from
Washington this morning. He has been
there for several days i'll the interest
of the yard.
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ELIZABETH CITY, N. c.

Elizabeth City. n. c., Jan. 11.-(Spc-
cial.)-The switch board for the telc-
phone system arrived here to-day and
will be put up right away. The whole
system will now be In operation in
few days
y HAPPY OCCASION.-NIr. Scyward
Sawyer, one of the leading members OF
the bar at this place. on account of his
kindness, popularity and services rem
dered in the past. was presented last
night at 7:30 O'Clock. at his office. with
n handsome oak desk and chair by his
admirinE young friends. Mr.. W. H.
llin>on, principal of the public school,
made the presentation speech, which
he did in a few short but very com
mcndahle remarks, which met with loud
applause. Notwithstanding the surprise
and emotion which must necessarily at
tend n thing OF this kind Mr.. Sawyer
made one of the ncatcst little i'm
promptu speeches in accepting the pres
which he was also loudly applauded.
The members of the Junior Chic Club
We're entertained last night by Miss
Cornie White, at her home. on Main
street. where the young folks spent a
very happy evening.
REORGANIZED.-T Cyclone BASE
Ball Club have met and re-organiZcd
the team for the coming season. Sever
al new players have been signed This
Is Il good team now and 1T will make
" hhi VI iit1i' ioi tne championship OF this
and the surrounding towns this season.
FIRE IN PERQUIMANS.-N ar
rived here to-day that the Leigh Relph
farm I'm Perquimans county. had been
burned. Three hundred barrels OF corn
and several hundred dollars worth
OF farming implements were also lost.
DEATH OF a CHILD-Shannon-
house Lamb. the youngest son of MIR.
Gideon Lamb. died to-day a one o'clock
after a short illness, aged five years.
He was n nice, bright little fellow and
we deeply sympathize with the be-
reaved parents In their loss.
Mr.. Oliver Gilbert entertained about n
half dozen couples Of his young friends
last night at his residence on Penn
sylvania avenue. Refreshments were
served and n good time sTsent by all.
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On Tuesday night next Rev. r. s. Bar
rett. ID. D., of Washington. d. c., will
hesin n series of services at Trinity
church. which will last until the 25th IN
elusive. Services will be held as follows:
ServiccS-rhursday, Jan. 10th. s p. M.
tfida" Jan. 17tl, s p. M; Saturday,
january. 18th. S y. M; Sunday, Jan.
18th. II n. M, 4 p. M, SIP. III. From Mon
DAY. January goth. to Saturday, Jan.
gath, daily services. at II O'Clock n. m.
ana y. M; Sunday. January 26th. IL
a. M, y. IN. tChildren'S sefviee): s p. M.
Come to every service and bring n
TREND Seats are all free. DIR. Barrett
is the General Missioner of the Pare
chinl Missions Society of the United
states. He Is a powerful and impress
sive speaker. Familiar hymns and hear
~ singing at every service.
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NORFOLK LOCAL NEWS
A Pretty Display.

Mr.. Paul *. Browd, manager Of the
Southern Electric Construction ,and
Supply Company. last night exhibited
Mt the compapy's establishment. No 3
Commercial Place. system or indi-
vidual electric lighting. ~ large num-
Der of business men were present The
store had been wired. npd about 100
lights arranged about the Interior and
exterior. These lights were operated
by an engine and dynamo in the renr
of the store and the manner of operat-
ing the different circuits gave some
novel effects. There were lights of all
sizes and colors. 1t is the intention OF
the company to make q speciality OF
installing individual electric lighting
plants, for which they are fully equip.
ned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-12
what Are we Goinc to rInyee

There Is scarcely 4 day that passes;
put what some new developments are
coming t.. light Surely Portsmouth
Is on the eve of Il big boom CT some
kihd' al least, strangers think so. We
hear every day OF large purchases Of
iand adjacent to the city and OF rail-
rfads THAT want to come here. but the
latest one Is that two gentlemen from
the North on Friday offered Mr.. J. W.
cotton. who owns thirty-onc acres OF
lhnd next 10 Port Norfolk Driving Park.
and about n half mile from Primers
Point. $4,000 for his property. They
would not say for what purpose they
wanted it: but ii Is presumed that the
Southern road wants it for IL yard as
they have nothing like room enough
now, ana later on they Will want twice
as much. as thsy have. If some of
these bcoms will only help to give worl.
to cur unemployed men, it will be a
God-send to our peaclc
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.RUM0R OF TWO TRACKS.
On the Southern Railway Line to Rocky
Mount, N. G., Is Now Prevalent,
ON ACCOUNT OF INCREASING BUSINESS
Ono Drunk fra the Mayors Conrt-
a ItRvi,iG Maniac Confined in Jail
Free Musical and Literary En-
tertninment-ProGr ON the Cot
ton Factory Is Slow. 4.

There will be Sunday school services
at the Mission School this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock.
Miss Rachael Myers. of Richnrond, Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Adolph Brandt
on High street
Mr.. NJ. Jet, of Terrell c3unty. N. C.,
Is In the city, visiting his sister, Mrs. }.
w. Truett, on Dinwiddie street.
The only business in shc Mayors
Court yesterday was one drunk, VINO
was fined the usual amount.
Joshua DENLY desires to leturn thanks
to those who so kindly contributed 20
the Confederate widows for Christmas.
There Is talk already of the South
ern road running double track 10
Rocky Mount. The business is so great.
The work OF fitting up the cotton fac
tory progresses slowly. There has been
considerable delay i'll getting material
MIR. Samuel Burwright will on Mon
day open IL grocery store on the cor
ner OF Washington and South streets.
An entertainment was given by Il
number of young ladies ut the residence
of Mrs. c. +. Matthews, Oh WaEhing-
ton street, Friday night. a very en-
joyable time was spent. :
The members of Old Dominion Lodge,
]. q. O. T., are, requested to assemble
this afternoon at o'clock to unite with
Lafayette in paying the last tribute of
respect to Capt. J. w. 1sham.
The members OF Gamma Conclave are
fellucSltu " hsSeliible at EJih . Iiil tiiiS
(Sunday( evening at 6:30. to unite
with Friendship Conclave to hear
sermon from Rev. Il. II. Rawlings.
a lamp exploded ut the residence OF
Mr.. Fred Fcrcbee, on Green street last
night, and came near causing Il fire, the
family being UP stairs Mt the time; but
fortunately ii was discovered In time.
During Mr. Alex. Il. Warmers abb
sence from his Office yesterday, sneak
thief went in there and carried Oft u
valuable overcoat belonging;to him.
Nothing has been heard of it since.
Attention is called to the advertise
mcnt OF Prcntias Place. The demand
for lots in this section seems TO he on
the increase, and the prices for which
the lots are sold makes them desirable
y colorcd girl named Victoria White,
who Is II ravinE maniac, was brought
to jail III a buggy by Officer Winning
dcrshnd Shannon yesterday. They had
considerable trouble in getting her
there.
The members of Ocean Council Royal
Odd Fellows Hall this evening ut Z
o'clock, for the purpose of attending
services ut tho Fourth Street Baptist
Church
The Rt Rev A. M. Randolph has
notified the rector of Trinity Church
that lie expects to visit Trinity Church
on his regular annual visitation for
confirmation the first Sunday in Feb
ruary nj II o'clock n. M.
Central Church Epworth League will
shortly give Il free musical and literary
entertainment. to which every member
of that church will. be invited to at
tend. The object is to get the men,
bcrs closer together and more interest
ed In the work.
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Scp1to the Home.

~ young white woman who gave her
name as Alice Sprigg, applied for lodg-
ings at the station house Friday night.
asking for Chief King when she entered.
and to him she said that she was a
morphine iiend, 26 years of age, without
any friends. and asked to be sent to
Texas where she claims she has rela-
tiVes. Lodging was given her during
the night and CHIEF King yesterday
sent her to- the Florence Crittcnden
Home. She constantly Graves for NOR
phine and her looks indicate great men,
tai agony. She says she has studied
medicine. She kept the officers In charge
busy supplying her with the liquid. of
which 1t seems she could not get enough.
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Chi.d Isnulx nnruc,I.

about 10 o'clock yesterday morning a
little negro boy named Armstcr Chivers
was left by its mother ut her house. 81!
Butc street. in company with another
boy, while she went out. The two chill.
dren played near an open fire, md
ChiHcrs' clothes caught fire His
screams brought n crowd. and when en-
trance was made the boys flesh hung
in shreds. Physicians were sent from,
st. Nincents Hospital, but their ser
vices were of no avail. rs after n few
hours of suffering the boy died of tho
burns.
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To Meet in Norfolk.

The State Republican Executive Com
mtttce was In session in Petersburg yes
terday, considering matters of interest
to the Republican party OF Virginia
Various matters were discussed Mt
length. Among those present was Col,
William Lamb. of Norfolk. Chairman.
Among other matters acted upon was
the fixing of a day for the holding of
u meeting of the State Republican Com
mittee for the purpose of issuing calls
for the district and State conventions.
Tursdnv January 2Sth. was the date
agreed upon and Norfolk the place.
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missionary Meeting.

The Missionary Society of Wright
Memorial Church will hold It's meeting
this afternoon at 1890 o'clock , !
Mrs. Allen. OF Norfolk. lady of
fine musical talent, will sing. with Mrs
irene Ethercdge as accompanies. Miss
bcrtie Campbell will also sing. Misses
LAME Martin. and Christine Foster will
render several Rotations, and an adj
dress Will be delivered by Rev. ]. X.
Jolliff.
Very interesting programme ha :
been prepared and Il pleasant time
may be expected
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Msetiu. OF vi.c sunbeu,ns.

The Taylor Sunbeam Society of the
Calvary Baptist Church will hold their
regular monthly meeting this afternoon
al 3 y. M. The following programme has
been prepared:
!. Opening Hymn.
:. Reading of Scripture.
3. Prayer.
4. Hymn.
6. The Good Samaritan .....
BY Bette White
q. Death Bed In Africa. ....
.:..........Ey John Cattenhead
Z. Collection.
S. Solo.
.. The Young Suicide. . by Earl Jones
~ voices by Mary T. Hutchinson
IL Address....... BY Rev. +. H. Martin
-. Hymn.
. You are requested to be present.
Seats free.
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Entire Stock of Goods

contained in the stores Nos. CO.,. Coz and COG
High street, Portsmouth Va.
ALSO THE STOCK OF GOODS CON
ner Of County and Cook streets. Norfolk
county.
Sealed bids will he received by the said
trustee forsthe said stocks of goods, to
be opened FRIDAY, JAN. II, 1896. ut my
office, I'm said city. and the right TO reject
Bids can he made for both stocks, or
for either.
An inventory or said stocks of goods.
showing the cost prices Thereof, can be
seen at the office of said trustee.
The stocks consist Of Dry Goods, Boots
and shoes. Clothing. Furniture, Stoves.
Notions and other merchandise.
ALIEN Il. WARMER,
jall-tQS Trustee,
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PROGRAMME.
Religious.

Cavalry Baptist Church-Rev. Il. II.
Martin, misunderstanding by the pas
tor at II IL. M. subject, The Impor-
lance Of Attending Church Regular
~ and 80 pm. subject. MY sheep"
EihnEham Street NJ. T.. Church, X.
joint, misunderstanding ut II H. m.
and $50 y. M. Morning subject. THE
Success of Apparent Failures" Even
ing subject, "A Sure Cure for Hard
Times"
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AT HAMMlLL'S MONDAY MORNING
Buyers Will Rcnp II Golden Harvest.
We Positively VIII NOT Take in
OurInvcntory Anything thnt
Price Will SeiI-Eycry.
thing Must Go.
Como EnrIy

AFict VIII Sc1l-EYcry.
ching Must Go.
Come Early.
500 yards Hamburg edging dust Oh,
encO VIII go at 4Ac. a yard. worth Sc.
Another lot Hamburg edgings will go
at DC. II yard. worth 12iac.
And Still another lot will go ut Pike.
worth 16c. a yard.
Sc. towelng for sac
2ac. dress goods for 12Inc. n yard.
15c. dress goods for 11c a yard.
65c. dress goods for 4Sc. n yard.
1Oc. danish down for 7hc a yard.
75c. white spreads for SOC,
Sl.75 white blankets for 81 90 per pair.
$3.50 white blankets for CSC per pair.
$2.39 white blankets for sl.s3 per pair.
Zoe comfortables for 63c.
81 comfortables for S138.
81 kid gloves for roc per pair.
2hc. towels for l9c.
l0c towels for 73$c.
l0c. figured creton for G%c q yard
Together with all table linens. nap
kins. black goods. fancy silks and hand
kerchefs. These prices are for cash
Hammill's. 800 High street.
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VIII Celebrate Their seventh nntycr-
Su.y.

Tonight Ocean Council. r. a., will
celebrate their seventh anniversary by.
attending religious services Mt the
Fourth-Street Baptist Church. Rev. G..
). kennard, a member OF the order, will
preach 10 them. The Council started
January 18th. 1889. with only thirty-fyc
members and now numbers $50, and Is:
the banner council OF the State Near
~ all Of the members are young men.
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STRICKEN win PARALYSIS.

Yesterday morning an aged colored
woman named Fannie Miller, was
stricken with paralysis on Queen street.
she was put in q. wagon and carried
7, her home in Baltimore in an insen-
sible condition. Paralysis is becoming
very common OF late. and scarcely n
day passes but what there is IL case
ncnt ionel
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United Daughters of the conrcderacy

The public's attention is called to the
advertisement In another column of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
Pickett buchanan Camp. 1t is the pur-
pose of these ladies to hold a general
reception of both ladies' and gentlemen
In the hope of arousing Il greater in
tercst in the Lost Cause" In the hearts
of the younger generation. It remains
to the Southern people to Derpetrate the
memory OF those who fell in defense of
their country's rights.
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SOUTH MILLS, N. c.

-, south Mills. N. C., Jan. 11.-(SpeciaI1-
The Government yacht Leoria. was on
abled to move to-day. the first time for
over n week. owing to the ice.
Mr.. Tomkin, representing the Virginia
Candy Company. was I'm town TODAY.
our merchants complain of trade be-
ing very dull.
called conference of the Stewards
OF the Methodist Church convened helg
TODAY '>'D
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An Ascending witness Arrested

constable Hodges arrested Il negro
named William Powell last night chnrr-
ing him with being an absconding wit
ness in the trial of the supposed mur-
derers OF Joe Fine. Powell heard that
the officers wanted him for n witness
Mt the time and made off. He returned
Friday and was locked up.
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In Oldcn Tilnns

People overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects, and
were satisfied with transient action:
put now that 1t Is generally known that
syrup or Figs Will permanently cure
haDltual constipation. well-informed
people will not buy other laxatives.
which act for time. but finally injure
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II. Y. y T..

The Baptist Young Peoples Union. of
the Court-Strcct BAPTIST Church. will
nave n meeting tomorrow evening at s
O'Clock and have arranged the following
listeNeSttnG programmes Tho public
arc invited 10 he present The subject
Of the meeting is Tho Sunday School"
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Sure Winners

y splendid all WOOL brown mixed
cheviot suit for $3.50 worth $3.50. we
have six lines of the above goods in
difrerent colors. including black, at
same price.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY,
ia High street.