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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

COLLEGE COLORS on ALBANY BOATS
The colors Of Cornell, Harvard and Yale are fly
ing from the STATS Of the Albany Day Line steam
ers IN honor OF the triangular boatracc at New
London this week
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ITANDICAP AT PATTERSON.

Attorney General Grlggs was among the specta-
tors at the North jersey Country Clubs links IN
Paterson yesterday. The feature OF the days
plsv was mems handicap, which was won by
" u Roscncrantz. The scores
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championship game in the series OF the New-Yori<
Cricket Association. and won easily by 50 runs az
ter declaring their innings closed with seven wick
cts down. The totals were: Kings County. i02 for
seven wickets; Roseyc scored a.
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CANNED FRUIT: Baltimore Yellow
Peaches, Golden Aprico,s, or N. Y.
State Bartlett Pears, per doz., 81. 20;
per can he
Rolled Wheat, Split Peas or Pea Beans,
10 lbs. 49,. $50
Fancy Japan Rice, full head, large and
tender, per ID -. 6E2c
CANNED FISH: MCGOWAN Brand
Keystone Salmon Steaks, lib. fat
can, per doz., Sl.75; per can /5e
COFFEE: Our Mocha and Java Coffee,
well known for its delightful and de-
licious cup qualities, per q lbs,
$l.00; per ID. 2So
TEA: India and Ceylon Teas, for iced
and Russian Teas, private garden
growth, regular 60c'. and zoe. value,
per ID. E5c
High-Grade Teas of all kinds, green,
black or mixed, your choice OF 80
kinds, regular SOC. and 5Sc. quality,
per 5 lbs, $3.50; per ID. -. SIC
SOAP: Woodchuck or Dandy Soap,
per box, Sl.95; per cake 2E2o
Fairbanks Gold Dust Washing Powder,
Alb. package. 49, 100
Pyle's Pearline, per package 2E2e
Solpne, large package Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Professor discussing organic and inorganic king
doms)-Now, II | should shut my eyes-so-and drop
my head-so-and remain perfectly STILL you would
say | was clod But move leap. Then what
do you call me?
Voice from Rear-A clodhopper.-(Tit Bits.
; Parvenu (at the jeweer s)-Please show me
something that is too dear for your other Gus
tomers.-(Fliegende Batter.
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CRICKET.

NEW JERSEY A. C.'S FIRST TEAM EASILY
DEFEATS NETWORK.
The Ncw-York Cricket club suffered bad defeat
at the hands Of the New Jersey A. &. Team yes
tcrday This game played at Bergen Point.
and the .crscymcn won 10y 40 runs after declaring
for five wlckcts. y. f. Curfan played fine not-out
innings OF 60 for the winners. and he well
backed mp by J. Forbes who added S. +. +. Kelly
BOWED IN fine form for the winners and secured
six wickcts for ten runs. ana also accomplished
the hat trick" The score follows:
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HOME TEAM WINS At r1.ArNrlELD.

In the team match az rof between the Hillside
Tennis and Golf club and the Morrstown Field
club In Plalnned. yesterday afternoon. the visit
ors failed 10 score. The home team put np
strong contest The scores were a- follows
,f,ppf-roVN pLhISrTEf.D
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The second Of The series 81 matches FOR the $40
Challenge cup that Is to represent the team cham
uIonshlp of Staten Island played yesterday at
Haruor Hill between the Staten Island Cricket club
AMI IIarbor Hil teams. The score:
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Tn. contest for the Charles J Elk cup was con
timed vesf.rIay and only three pay"rH finished
Townsend Kushnorc made three points. HOwar
Huntington TWO, and carr NnZ one
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SUGAR: II. & Z. Refined Standard
GRADUATED Sugar, per l9 lbs L. 90
} FLOUR: Hazel Minnesota or S. c.
Co.'S xxx Patent, made from the
finest Minnesota Spring Wheat, per
bbl., $3.50; per is sack 70c
BUTTER: Finest Elgin Creamery
Butter, per 5-lb can -. Csc
HAM AND BACON: Fancy Sugar
Cured Mild Smoked Ham and Bacon,
per ID &c
LARD: Milford or Nelson Morris's
Pure Open Kettle Rendered Lard,
in 3, S, 10 ID. pals, per ID. 6-L2e
SAPOLIO: Enoch Morgan's Sapolio,
per cake Sc
CANNED VEGETABLES: N. Y.
State Sugar Corn, Spring House {.
J. Pease, Verona String Beans, or
Pork and Beans, plain or with To-
mato Sauce. per doz., 70c.; per
can DC
Cooper's "Club" Brand Asparagus
Tips, selected, per doz., $L.l5; per
can rue
DRIED FRUITS: California Prunes,
Santa Clara Valley" 20 ID. H. 90
CEREALS: Milford Cornstarch, per
pkge Sc
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As Morton and Rigs lied Tor second place they
r.'4yed Of ~ rlre-hp." match play ana Mortrh
Won hv o. up Moricu hen met Jackson. 20 whom
lac coucoq.d thirteen strokes on The eighteen hoiss,
AID was again successful this time by mp ana
e. play.
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wornen's putting match was also played. In
,hich Tho three leading contestants were Miss
lillian Brooks 81. Mrs. A. ID. Cochrane. ~. and
Misc J. G. Hewitt. 40
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no ATTEND THE NEW-LONDON RACES.
Probably the most representative college delesa-
,,on ON the observation train at the cornen-iar-
vard-Yao boat race at New-London. on Wednes-
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WHITLEY DEFEATS OAKLAND.

Tive Oakland team visited the Nutley links yester-
,.y ard WAS beaten by the Nutlcy golfers by
core Of u TO 0. Walter j. Travis, captain OF the
0akland club did not take part Inc score:
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totnl .-.....''''' go - -
PATTERSON CRICKET CLUB.
BROOKLYN SECOND A WINNER.

The New-York Arbroath Club played the Brook
Ign Second eleven at Prospect Park. and after a
close game Brooklyn won by 1--WE runs and one
wicket The totals Gere: New York Arbroath, Al;
Brooklyn Second 81 for nine wickets.
KINGS COUNTY WINS FROM ROSEVILLE.
The KinSS County Club visited RosevIlle for their
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IIAHEOR HILL.


While this match IN progress IA" mcmbers Of
IN" Harbor I'm club held their regular mixed four
some handicap for special prizes. The winning pair
was e. Y. Wcmpc and Miss II. !. Whlticmore. Tho
summary.
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The entries for the handicap included number OF
local players and the leading scores are SHOWN III
The following summary.
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MANHATTAN SECOND.

ing proved weak and Paterson finally won by Is
rms and wickets The score follows:
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The nlayers who withdrew to-day are - J.
RaWl,ns lakewood n. J.: John Harrison; min
dcpha John FogmaHn Ai sTn GsorGe GaHn
P,ttsbure: NJ Park Dykor Meadow: ID. = huhleI
Meadow Brook; G 5enS9hni f" rnSbns M".s
GTimiis Wcstbrook Long Island; J - Iuck.r'
stockbridge: W Collins Richmond County G. Nc
Crath Newton and G. Thompson, N"w-l oTN
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MANIlATTAN.

exhibited the hes; form at the bat, running up %
The scar, follows.
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ARpsLEy GOLFERS on THE LINKS.

In the weekly handicap for Classes and Il At
,rdslev Yesterday the scores were:
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n PLAIN furniture Dale. The facts ABOUT our p
ment are ply thesc:-There isn't piece in it which
not saunch reia Bile and excellent value for its price
The prices low it is possible to make them and
guarantee reliability We make representations
which able to back with facts. and when
we that the following furniture cannot be equaed
at the advertised prices at any other store in town we
state facts that you'll find fully substantiated by any
comparison undertakes:
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START FOR MANILA.

Third Military Expedition to the Philip
pines Now on tho Pacific.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-Anothe,
feet of transports has sailed through
the Golden Gate to the broad Pacific.
During the afternoon the third feet of
vessels loaded with soldiers and sup.
plies for tho Philippines hoisted anchor
and amid the screeohing Of hundred
whistles and the changing Of bells and
the booming Of cannon proceeded
down the bay toward the ocean and by
night will be well on their way to the
Philippines.
The orders to get under way were
issued shortly after noon, but it was
$3.50 O'Clock before the anohors were
hoisted and the propellers set in mo-
ton. The ships sailing carried
about 1000 men under command Of
General Arthur MoArthur, who made
the steamer Indiana his flagship. The
City Of Para, the Ohio and Morgan
City were the other vessels to sail with
the Indiana. The troops included the
Thirteenth Minnesota, First Idaho,
First Nebraska, First Wyoming, sew.
eral battalions Of regular infantry, a
signal corps and detachment Of sngi.
neor6.
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HOOsIERS ENTHUSIASTIC.

Democratic State Convention Closes With
Cheers for Dewey and Hobson.
INDIANAPOLIS, June IS. The Demo
cratic state convention was in session
all day long, sitting far into the night.
Final adjournment was reached about
8 o'clock amid enthusiastic demonstra-
tions for Dewey, Hobson and Sampson.
The convention was one Of the largest
political bodies that ever assembled in
Indiana-fully representative Of tho
best elements Of the party. The plat
form adopted afflrms that the pres.
ent war with Spain is just and right
eous, and recalls with pride the
persistent support of the cause by Dem.
ocratic senators and representatives;
congratulates the country on the uni.
versally patriotic uprising which has
swept away the last vestige of sec.
tionalism, and rejoices in the heroic
deeds Of Dewey, Bagley and Hobson.
Free coinage Of silver is also endorsed.
The ticket is headed by John w. Miner
for secretary Of state.
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o SPANISH PORTS
COMMODORE WATsON's FLEET OR.
OERED TO SAIL

Bald stroke Decided on sinoe the De-
partnre Of the Cadis Fleet-Get Away
About July A-Must Go to Santiago and
Mobilize the Squadron There-vessels
Comprising the Fleet Far Superior to
the spaniards.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The admis.
tration has finally decided to send an
American squadron to the Spanish
coast and into the Mediterranean. Sew.
eral times since the war broke ont
rumors to this effect have circulated,
but the project had not matured. It
required the Spanish movement to.
ward the Philippines by Camara's
squadron to decide the navy depart.
ment to adopt this bold stroke. The
first announcement through bulletin
posted at the war department Of the
governments intention was received
with incredulity. There was a sus.
picion that the story was being foated
to deceive the Spanish government.
However, when later in the day the
detah bal ) of the vessels selected to oonsti'
tute
was announced and official orders wara
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MESSAGES TO CONGRESS.

President Recommends Recognition Of
Services OF Hobson and Others.
WASHINGTON, June a8.-The presi-
dent sent two messages to congress
yesterday. The first recommended
recognition of the gallant services Of
Leutenant Hobson In sinking the Mer.
rimac in Santiago harbor and sug-
gested his transfer to the line of the
navy with such promotion as the
president, by advice and consent Of the
senate, may determine. The second
message recommended recognition Of
the efficient and meritorious services Of
First Lieutenant frank 81. Newcomb
at Carcenas, Cuba, on May II, and Of
Captain Daniel B. Hodgson Of the rev.
enue cutter MoCulloch, with Dewey at
Manila. The promotion Of Naval
Cadet Powell to be an ensign for ex.
traordinary heroism at Santiago was
also sent to the senate.
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ADVANCING ON SANTIAGO,

Skaters Troops Pushing Forward AS
Rapidly 10 Possible.
OFF BAQU1RI, June 26, via Kingston.
Jamaica, June 28.-The Third and
Ninth cavalry only remain here guard
ing the material ashore. All the other
regiments are being pushed as rapidly
as possible towards Santiago de Cub;s.
Active operations before that place are
officially expected to begin in a day or
two.
Not shot was fred from the Ameri-
can side last night, thor2h the front Of
the American line was pot 1880 yards
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given to provlaon the feet for four
months IT became apparent to the last
Ao-h&>~ >h>A Tho cyovarn m ant vaa in

given 70 prov1non the feet for four
months II became apparent to the last
doubts, that the government was in
earnest In it's purpose to dispatch the
feet to Buope. The three vessels 90.
lected 40 eolliexs have started already
on their way to Newport News to take
ON = large supply Of coal. It will re-.
uuire about wseA TO get this down to
Sampson Is feet, 80 If the start Is to be
msde from that point it will be, impos.
sible for Commodore Watson to get
away before July 4. This would seem
to be an auspioious date for the begin
ming Of an expedition that will, for the
first time in the worlds history, start
from the New World to attack Conti-
mental Europe. No attempt is made to
deny that the government is Influenced
in ordering this move by a desire to
Check tho Progress Of the Cadix Fleet.
It. was not believed that the Spanish
admiral could be guilty Of the folly OF
uncovering his own home ports in this
fashion, but inasmuch as he seems de-
termined to do so the naval strategists
could not do less than take advantage
Of the magnificent opportunity thus
afforded to strike crushing blow at
Spain; and thereby perhaps save much
time and loss of life and money in the
conduct of the tedious campaign in
Cuba.
The Eastern squadron which the
United States will now send against
Spain far outranks the Oadiz squadron,
the Iowa and Oregon exceeding the
Pelayo and Carlos V at every point,
while the other United States vessels
are far superior, ship for ship, to those
Of the Spanish squadron with the
single exception Of two Spanish tor.
pedo boat dsstroyers.
h11ssas :. ,:.----:-5 ~. -.--r
VIII start ~ Soon ~ Soon Possible.
Commodore Watson should reach
Admiral Sampson by Thursday morn.
ing Of perhaps earlier, for the Newark,
having been extensively repaired, is
now swift warship. The start will
be made from of Santiago just as soon
as the squadron can be gotten ready
and this, owing to the completeness Of
the naval mobilization, will be in q
very short time. The officers Of the
Eastern squadron are as follows:
1 Commander.in-Ch Chief, Commodore j. g.
Watson; battleship Iowa, Captain r. u.
Evans; battleship Oregon, Captain
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SENATE SESSION LONGER.

The Davis Resolution to Meet At II q. m.
10 Adopted.
WASHINGTON, June 28.-The senate
convened at IL q. m. and few min.
utes afterwards adopted tho resolution
of MI. Davis, chairman Of the foreign
relations committee, providing that
hereafter until further action be taken
the senate convene daily at II a. m.
Consideration Of the Hawaiian resolu.
tions was resumed and during the ses.
sion Mr.. Clay (Dem., Ga.), Mr.. Roach
(Dem., N. d. and Mr.. Caffery (Dem.,
Lay addressed the senate in opposition
to them.
Mr.. Caffery had not concluded his
speech when the senate adjourned.
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ments, which General Brooke, COM
manding at Chiokamauga, has been
requested to have In readiness. will be
sent. Fernandina, Fla, has been pus
In accommodation Of large number OF
men, and it may be the Chiokamauga
men will be sent there. At Miami,
further down the coast, there are six
regiments, while at Tampa, on the
Gulf coast, there are approximately
$4,000 men.
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DlsSENTERs UNSEATED.
Hsnnaites Were In Complete Control d
Columbus.

HsnnAitos Were In Complete Control at
Columbus.
COLUMBUS, O., June 28.-The Repub-
Acan state convention here was rec
ofd breaker. Its session lasted less
than two hours and most of that time
was devoted to unseatiug small mi
nority Of dissenters. After the con-
tests were disposed Of everything was
unanimous and by aoolamation. Five
nominations were made within 10 min.
utes. including tho presentation and
the sseondinx speeches.. One result Of
the convention is that the party ma
ohinery 10 entirely in the hands Of the
friends of Senator Hanna for the next
year.
Control the Chairmanships.
During the recent legislative investi.
CATION Cyrus Huling and Il. M.
Daushssty were the attorneys Of Sena-
tor Hanna Huling was elected chair
man Of the state central committee and
Daugherty is slated for the chairman.
ship Of the state executive committee.
The ticket named is az follows: Seore-
tary Of state, CHARLES Kinney; supreme
judge, W. T. Spear; clerk Of supreme
court, Josiah B. Allen; food and dairy
commissioner, Joseph a Blackburn;
member Of board o9 pubic works. w.
G. johnson.
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S0pV040Os pOA OAo VI VA0e0 WO3hC
modern guns have been mounted.
They can be plsinly seen with the
naked eye. ....
Supplies Move Slowly.
The problem now confronting the
army is the transportation Of supplies,
for the roads to the front are still inn.
passable for wagons, but are being i'm.
proved. In the meantime the pack
train is being used. The first Of these
left Juragua late last night, and others
left today. The officers and men were
completely out Of rations yesterday.
The Seventh received half rations, and
today they received nothing. The boys
are complaining bitterly. but are paci-
fed with the assurance that the pack
train will be here tonight. ,.e-
Should a night attack occur our SOL
diers would fare worse than did the
marines at Guantanamo, as the attack
ing force here would not be at the dis
advantage Of having to charge up hill.
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Charles E. Clark; flagship Newark, Cap
tain S. Barker; cruiser Yosemite, Com
mander w. H. Emory; cruiser Yankee,
Commander w. H. Brownson; cruiser
Dixie, Commander G. n. Davis; collier
Scandia, Commander E. Watson; collier
Alexander, Commander w. E. Burwell;
collier Abiernda, Lieutenant Commander
VIII. Buford.
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Credit Rough Riders With Courage.
MADRID, June %. Private dispatches
received here from Havana declare
Friday nights dght (the battle la
Quasina) was favorable to the Span
iards," but the advices received credit
Colonel Woods rough riders and Leu-
tenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
with the greatest courage Ms
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from the entrenchments where the
Spaniards propose to combat the ad.
vance on Santiago de Cuba.
Three cannon shots were heard dur.
ing the night. They seemed to come
from the distant Spanish batteries, or
perhaps from seaward.
Spanish Stronghold.
The top Of every hill and mountain
north and east Of Santiago is occupied
by blockhouses from whence the Span
iards can view the movements Of the
American army as it advances beyond
Sabanilla, while to the eastward of the
city, gashing every knoll and bit Of
high ground, are Spanish intrench.
ments.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press, from an elevation to the right Of
the American line, counted "a of these
intrenchments, completely fencing
every approach to the city. The
trenches have been dug as the con.
formation Of tho ground admitted. The
ends Of the trenches overlap where
breaks In the line occur. thus securing
comparatively safe retreat from rife
two and q half miles ont from Slbo-
ney some Cubans, breathless and ex-
cited, rushed into camp with the an
nounsoznent that the Spaniards were
but litGas WY in front and were
strons9y entvenohed. A bend in tho
road soon disclosed hall on which
no syn,asurds Wore Looasevi.
The AotpAl6ss guns wore again
brought u the front and placed in
positien, whfs the men csoushet down
in sAs rosl wsit4ng impatientay to give
Roosstsits men, who wsfs telling over
the littas sEsh along the erest Of the
ridge, AMs TO get up
At t,SO q n. General Young gave
the soMnAad to the men at the Hotch-
kiss guns - open Ere. The command
was shs apaM for hsht that for stub.
bor11ss has seldom been equalled.
The instant ~ Hotshkiss guns were
fred Ne Aillsides gave forth volley
after vollsy from the Naussrs Of the
spaniazds. Crawling along the edge
of the road and protecting themselves
as nash % pesslble from the
AOOTx03 14EO N UW0 cH'W1hSSu~
the troopers watched the base Of the
hill and when any pars Of Spaniard
became visible they fred. Never for
an instant did they faltsr.
In the meantime away off TO the left
could be heard the cravhs Of Colonel
Woods men and the regular f1r1u', Of
tho epaniards. Over there the Amer.
ioan losses were the greatest. Colonel
Woods mon went squarely into the
trap set for them by the Spaniards and
only tho unfaltering courage Of the
men in the face of a fire that would
oven make veteran quail prevented
what might easily have been disaster.
AS it was Troop L, the advance guard,
under the unfortunate Captain o.
prom, was almost surrounded and but
for the reinforoements hurriedly sent
forward every man would probably
have been killed or wounded.
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MANY THOUSANDS WILL 40

forcemsuts to shafter.
WASHINGTON, June 70. - Prepara-
tions for hurrying reinforcements to
General Shafter and for the Porto
Rican expedition are progressing as
fast as possible. General Skaters or.
ders are to send back to Tampa as
many Of the transports with his expe-
dition as he can spare. It was stated
officially during the day that General
Miles, commanding the army, would
command the next expedition which
leaves the United States. Just what
this is to be and where it is to 90 could
not be ascertained. The number of re-
inforcements which are to be sent to
Shafter will be an expedition nearly as
formidable as that which left Tampa
two weeks ago.
Santiago, Then Porto Rioo.
After Santiago has been reduced and
captured by the American forces there
will be an ample number to leave in
the province to preserve order and hold
the place, while the remainder may be
used for the Porto Rico expedition.
The officials at the war departm ent de.
cline to indicate where the Is regi-
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The American corvette Frundsbers,
which arrived at Singapore on June %,
will proceed to Manila.
Admiral Camara's fleet has been re-.
fused permission to coal at Port Said on
its way to the Philippines.
ossssr ns.n A>.
The senate has adopted the confer.
ence report on the bankruptcy blu.
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Dry Goods and Notions of Latest Styles
and Patterns, Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Furniture, and a nice, fresh stock
of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
E. ER TR EsV AAG